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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1977
Page
9
The program aims to offer lower cost services than beauty shops while maintaining client confidence. Critics worry students will not match licensed cosmetologists in speed or skill initially. Training will occur in the Marathon Building after remodeling, followed by state board licensing exams.
State Trooper Lloyd Trackwell used a skull reconstruction to aid identification of remains found 18 miles south of Mullen on Nov 17. Hooker County Sheriff's posse recovered the rest on Dec 14. Officials say death cause unknown. likely dead 2 to 6 months. Nebraska experts and an Oklahoma City specialist estimate a 18 to 23 year old white male, 5-7 to 5-9, slender build, reddish blond hair, dental bridge for five missing upper front teeth. Clothing included Wrangler blue jeans and a brown leather D-ring belt. Anyone with information should notify law enforcement.
A Nebraska legislative session opens with proposals for a state safety center at Kearney State College and tax class reforms. Sen. Ron Cope seeks a state safety center funded from general funds and federal support. Other measures push land tax distinctions, higher hunting and trapping fines, and permit enforcement.
President-Elect Jimmy Carter participated in the 1971 WIBC Annual Championship in Atlanta’s Women’s Bowling Association event. He rolled the ceremonial first ball, assisted by his wife and WIBC president Alberta Crowe, while Georgia’s Masters Golf Tournament also opened in Augusta. The column notes ongoing bowling for the Presidential Sports Award and lists high scores from named bowlers across the Pinettes League.
In 1769 Prussia stood as the dominant state in northern and central Germany, led by Frederick the Great, whose rule consolidated military and administrative strength across the realm. The era marked Prussia's ascendancy in European affairs.
Chicago based expert Arnold Keller of Infosystems argues that pervasive data gathering may become normal and not necessarily harmful. He notes credit searches and personal data access have existed years and that computer systems can speed corrections to records, while warning on privacy fears and potential safeguards.
USDA announces a national feed grain allotment of 89 million acres for 1977 78 unchanged from 1976. The figure reflects harvested acreage tied to domestic and export use for corn sorghum and barley and does not cap planting. Deficiency payments on 76 crop wheat and barley will not be made as market prices exceeded targets.
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