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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1957
Page
4
The Navy ends use of liquid sodium heat transfer after Seawolf reactor showed sodium chemically attacked pipes causing cracks. Nautilus kept in service with water transfer system. plans call for six more subs using water-based propulsion instead of sodium.
Q and A with Owen J. Boyles outlines relief timelines for Nebraska highways. Projects may begin within six to eight months, with completion in about two years. Interstate plans aim to accelerate, not slow, growth.
Newsprint prices will rise March 1 marking the second hike in a year. Abitibi Power and Paper Co Ltd announced the increase for The Telegraph and other publisher customers in Canada and the United States. Freight costs and higher production expenses drive the rise. The current price was 130 dollars per ton delivered to New York with Canadian prices slightly lower. A prior increase of four dollars per ton took effect early 1956. About 80 percent of U S newsprint comes from Canadian mills.
Dee Sparks of Shawnee reported a theft in which unknown culprits removed the gearshift and pin from a conventional car, effectively producing a no shift vehicle. The incident highlights ongoing property crime in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
A birthday gathering honored Ralph Armstrong with friends including Frank Kokes Melvin Hank Oliverius Glen Kokes Glenn Dickinson and families. Cards and lunch followed the celebration. Christmas and holiday visits filled the week with relatives from Sidney Julesburg Sterling Holbrook Eaton and Scottsbluff noted.
A discussion on including appliances and other items in new house purchases. Opponents argue long-term mortgage costs waste value as items outlive usefulness. supporters note consumer credit limits and retailer impacts. Congress may act this spring on the package deal in housing.
Two divorce actions alleging extreme cruelty were filed in Cheyenne County District Court Saturday. Sandra Lou Powley seeks a divorce from Jack R. Rowley after their marriage on Oct. 23, 1955 in Bridgeport, and requests the return of her maiden name Yekel. Marvin D. Strong sues his wife Ethel, married March 20, 1954, with one child.
A suit filed in Cheyenne County District Court seeks a judgment of 1909.41 dollars from Ray Dindinger by Central Electric Supply Co.
High school students in Athens and Glouster participate in a student finance committee that audits school records and reconciles funds with bank statements at least monthly, showing parental tax money driving local education.
Sonotone hearing specialist John W Taul of Greeley will be in Sidney at the Couch Hotel on Thursday January 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. offering free examinations, audiometric tests, and counseling on hearing problems with no obligation.
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