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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1961
Page
9
Rep. Martin, from the 41st District, opposes President Kennedy's federal education aid program. He introduced H. R. 3549 to allow income tax exemptions for college students to keep funds local for education.
Nine new oil and gas leases were filed in the County Clerk’s office last week. Names include George W. Frerichs to T. N Jordan, SW 4 Sec 35 16 50 for ten years. W A Johnson to James H Smith, NEW Sec 26 17 49 for five years. Gilbert F. Myers to Chandler and Simpson, SW 4 Sec 7 16 49 for three years. Charles E. Dees Goin to British American Producing Co NW 14 Sec 18 18 50 for five years. Edgard leafdale to J B Metter NW 4 Ser 14 16 53 and NW 14 Sec 11 16 53 for five years with 6000 feet rights. Earl N. Leger to James H W Smith SA Sec 23 17 49 for five years. James A Leger to James H Smith SA Sec 26 17 49 for five years. State of Nooratta to Patrick S Beautid shy Sec 10 12 49 for ten years.
District Judge Edmund Nuss presided over a Saturday show cause hearing in Bridgeport. Imprisoned attorney Paul Rhodes sought to compel Sheriff Norval Houston and Nebraska State Penitentiary ward Maurice S'er to appear and explain why he was arrested in Sidney and transported to the penitentiary on January 23. Excavators note Stone Age inhabitants in Russell Cave near Bridgeport for over 9 060 years.
A nationwide poll by Benson and Benson finds stamp saving higher in high income and better educated groups. Among incomes under 3000 dollars, 66 percent save stamps while 80 percent of those earning 7000 or more do. Education correlates with saving, with college educated more likely to save.
California scientists report ultra sonic bat cries can be captured by microphones attached to the ear nerves of living moths. The finding was presented at a meeting of aircraft scientists in San Diego.
Scientists propose a new taxonomic class for Pogono phoils, rare deep sea worms whose odd biology challenges existing groups. The finding highlights how unique marine life can redefine taxonomy and enlarge our understanding of biodiversity.
Report notes growing interest in bionics a science merging biological functions with engineering The US Air Force is among the organizations receptive to potential applications and collaborations mentioned to scientists.
Mrs William C Collins, 31, of Everett, has given birth to her seventh child by Caesarean section. The newborn is James Edward Collins, joining siblings Steven Patrick 7, Thomas Michael 6, Diane Marie 5, Philip William 4, David Wallace 3, and John Gerard 2.
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