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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
2
Taxpayers may have the IRS compute their tax this year if income is under 20 000 and consists of wages salaries tips interest pensions or annuities with the standard deduction. Eligibility expands beyond the prior 5 000 limit and covers many low and middle income taxpayers and retirees.
Nebraska feedlots expect a 67 percent rise in cattle feeding over the next decade. The two part Nebraska Educational Television Network program on January 21 and March 4 will present color film and Q A on feedlot design, waste management, financing, grain processing, and handling newer cattle. About 3.6 million cattle were handled in 1970 with a projected 6.¢ million for 1980 if trends hold.
Nebraska motorists and outdoor workers face frostbite risks in winter. Wind chill combines temperature and wind speed, making 20 mph winds feel like 9 below zero at 20 F. Layered clothing, thermal underwear, and windproof outerwear minimize heat loss. multiple light layers beat bulky garments. Insulated boots, overshoes, and proper gloves and head protection are essential to stay warm and dry in severe cold.
Sterling artist Hal Edwards, a country western singer known as Hal Sperber, released the new album Rolling Countryside recorded at Jackson Sound Denver and Monument Studio Nashville. The Stylist label led by Bob Ashton plans major network bookings after discovering Edwards by tape. The album features four Sperber songs and Burning Tears by Bill Parks, with Edwards on vocals and the Westernaires providing background.
Tonight on NETN Legislat ive Review viewers will see excerpts from the Nebraska legislature. The program covers the 2nd session opening including officers election the farewell to Gov Tiemann and Exon’s inaugural as 33rd governor.
Nebraska farm price indices eased in the mid December report. The all farm commodity index stood at 265, down four from November and 52 below a year ago. Wheat at 1.31 per bushel marked a nine cent gain from a year earlier. Corn rose to 1.28 per bushel, grain sorghum at 1.88 per hundredweight, hogs averaged 14.70, and beef cattle at 25.30 per hundredweight.
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