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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
6
The library will close January 10 through January 18 for a move to a new building with dedication ceremonies to be announced. The Bookmobile will operate during the closure. Patrons are asked not to return books during the period and no fines will be charged.
The Sidney city council plans two meetings this week to review engineering recommendations for sewer plant improvements at about 100000 dollars and to discuss planning updates needed for federal funds. The Tuesday session with the planning commission aims to update zoning and planning specs, with no firm action expected beyond discussion. Both meetings begin at 7 30 and are open to the public.
Seasonal decline in non agricultural jobs noted by Francis R. Hiner of the Nebraska Department of Labor Sidney office. December figures show 188 seeking work, down from 272 in December 1964, with 40 percent female and 15 percent veterans unemployed. New claims rose about 100 percent. weeks claimed rose 17 percent. For 1965, 1,296 applications, 811 non agricultural placements, 412 agricultural placements, 50 handicapped placements, 270 counseling interviews, and 598 tests. The Sidney office area covers Banner Cheyenne Deuel and Kimball counties.
Hay Springs farmer William E. Colwell said he will decide in February whether to seek a seat in Congress after returning from a four to five week agricultural study mission in Colombia. He will lead a Nebraska trio with Dr. John L. Adams and Dr. Howard Ottoson. the group departs January 11, funded by the Columbian Institute of Agriculture with Kellogg Foundation support.
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