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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
2
Captain Nelson describes a typical six day work week in a war zone with 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. shifts and a 90 minute lunch. He notes limited personal time, but mentions allowances for PX visits and USO outings and that sports remain common. He warns that extended time off fuels boredom and drugs, stressing discipline and adaptation.
Puzzle fragments list across and down clues with many missing or garbled entries. Reader Lyn Nelson signs a letter from CPT L L Nelson at 80th Gen Spt Gp with APO SF 96349.
January events include the Nebraska Association of County Extension Boards annual meeting in Lexington at the Veterans Memorial Building from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m and an irrigation short course in Lincoln. Additional programs cover Japanese agricultural training in Lincoln and pesticide workshops in Albion and Norfolk with related safety and farm exposition sessions in Columbus and Norfolk during April.
The piece reframes the Little Red Hen fable to critique welfare policy and a guaranteed annual wage. It contrasts self-reliance with government aid, praising enterprise while condemning dependence, ending with a moral that the hen kept bread for herself while neighbors questioned her generosity.
The article outlines legislative proposals in Nebraska to ease property tax pressure on residents by shifting school financing toward state aid. It notes court challenges to local property taxes and highlights bills by Sen. Orval Keyes, Sen. Terry Carpenter, and Sen. Ramey Whitney seeking higher state aid or state responsibility for school costs.
A series of events from April 19 to April 24 includes groundwater and pesticide chemical workshops at multiple Nebraska venues. Activities feature sessions at the Nebraska Center in Lincoln and Hastings, plus related film and contractor group meetings in Omaha Kearney Papillion and Lyons.
Lincoln boar sales dates scheduled for February and March at Nebraska testing stations. Dr. William Ahlschwede says sales start at 1 p.m. at Clarkson February 9 and March 8, SENEK Wymore February 25. Boars have been tested for growth rate feed conversion and backfat thickness. Open to the public and breeders may purchase to improve meatiness and efficiency. Approximately 40 to 50 boars per sale.
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