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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
3
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A Omaha World Herald reprint questions why Nebraska and other states keep auto premium increases secret until after they take effect. It argues secrecy shields insurers from public scrutiny and suggests legislatures review the old secrecy laws for rate changes and hearings.
A reader questions Cheyenne County officials salaries, inflation and taxpayer impact, urging more timely discussion before elections. A second letter argues the press and Agnew coverage mislead the public, urging responsible journalism and citizen analysis. Also notes Nebraska wildlife rules and historic elk range near Ord.
Community activity centers on family visits and meals as residents return from holidays. Notable gatherings include Bartlings, Paynes, Boehmers, and Flessners sharing meals and hosting relatives in a flurry of New Year and Christmas visits across Lincoln and nearby towns. Sympathy extended to Borges and Schwartz families on Mrs. Edward Borges’s passing.
CSC registration for the second semester will be held Monday and Tuesday January 19 and 20. Students with last names A through M register Monday. N through Z on Tuesday. Classes begin Wednesday January 21. Enrollment expected between 2100 and 2150, down about 10 percent from the first semester but above last year. Applications for enrollment accepted through January 20.
Nebraska to honor Medal of Honor recipients as members of the Nebraska Hall of Fame under LB 1212. The Nebraska State Historical Society lists up to 50 recipients with Nebraska connections across Civil War to Vietnam. Society seeks information on living honorees and added Nebraska-linked winners, inviting correspondence to Marvin F. Kivett at the Nebraska State Historical Society in Lincoln.
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