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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1976
Page
4
The essay argues that commercialization of the Bicentennial corrupts patriotism as businesses push red, white and blue products to capitalize on the public’s desire for green. It suggests a boycott to restore the true meaning, echoing concerns about consumerism dulling national pride.
Critics argue the Bicentennial’s true meaning is lost amid trinkets while supporters say free enterprise thrives. The American Revolution Bicentennial Administration has earned over 700000 in royalties funding projects like ten Nebraska Interstate 80 sculptures, reflecting a pro market stance.
The Sidney Hi Life marks 30 years of publication with history from 1945 46 and notes many changes in staff and stories. Four eight SHS students qualified for Quill and Scroll in Denver trip plans to visit the Denver Post KOA TV Radio and Laserium. Playmate features a SHS senior active in S Club Masque and Gavel Honor Society and past president of Science Club with state level contest participation and a rifle competition placing third.
The Playmate is a football cross country and track athlete with two letters and active in the Methodist church. He serves in church youth groups, chairs in choir, and has earned offices in local and district church youth groups. Nicknames include head hunter and Psycho reflecting his hobbies in hunting fishing and water skiing. Brenda Clark was last issue's Playmate.
The Sidney Hi-Life page features staff members Brenda Clark Patti Gehrig Tom Gell Scott Hinrichs Mark Johnson Karen Kuhns Connie Loghry Judy Long Charlene McConnell Wendy Patten Jaimie Preble Cindy Rainbolt Rose Ramirez Jenny Simmerman Mick Spencer Loren Steffens Terry Meisenbach and is published by the Journalism department of Sidney High School at 1900 Linden St Sidney Nebraska 69162. It notes the page is biweekly in The Sidney Telegraph and that opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the school or student body.
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