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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1975
Page
8
Across the United States the government reported consumer prices rose six tenths of one percent in January despite earlier wholesale declines. The report highlights ongoing inflation pressures and policy implications for the economy.
Charles M Kindel 75 of Grand Rapids will deliver the Boy Scouting progress report to President Ford in Washington next Tuesday. He will also present a collage by scout executives marking Ford’s early years in scouting as part of Boy Scout Month. The annual report has been issued since 1910. Kindel was Ford’s Grand Rapids troop scoutmaster when the future president joined at age 12 and earned Eagle Scout five years later.
Lincoln AP Sen Frank Lewis seeks a 2 million appropriation direct to school districts to fix the LB403 special education funding crisis. The measure would base aid on eligible handicapped students and their needs, aiming to align payments with the law’s intent.
The Cheyenne County Heart Association radio event will be Sunday at the Sidney Elks Club from 1 to 6 pm. Activities include Senior Citizens Fiddlers at 1 pm, Gurley choir at 2 30 pm, St Patrick's High School choir at 3 30 pm, and Millard Music band until 6 pm. KSID will broadcast and volunteers will take pledges.
AP reports housing bears the first hit of economic cycles but improves as rates fall. January housing starts rise to 987000 annual rate yet permits slide to 661000. 410000 unsold units linger, delaying a spring pickup and prompting NABH doubts about a midyear rebound.
Cheyenne County Fair Board members and guests gathered Saturday at the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel for the annual board dinner. Certificates of appreciation were presented to retiring members Stewart Brown and Duane Kahl. new members Ray Kuehn and Walter Skrdlant were welcomed with wives.
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