Television listings sweep Sidney area schedule
TV schedule for Sidney Cable TV listings covers channels and times from 6:06 to 11:30, listing programs such as Happy Days, Mission Impossible, CBS News, The World at War, and Captain Beginnings with notes on potential changes and contact number 254 4300 for questions. It catalogs morning to late evening blocks across weekdays and weekends with multiple repeats and feature programs.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Cable T.V
Sidney Cable TV
Mike Douglas
Memorial Hospital ER gets new equipment funds
Administrator Darold Hendee announced that Memorial Hospital will purchase a new emergency room, table, medical cupboards and remodeling expenses. A $3,000 check from the Emergency Medical Services Area at Gering, presented by Lorraine Lee Ehlers, funds part of the project, with EMS Council approval noted.
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Memorial Hospital
Darold Hendee
Hendee
Emergency Medical Services
Gering
EMS
Lorraine (Lee) Ehlers
EMS Council
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Old Paper
Puzzle fragment lists 24 unit of Boy Senate vevurs I Fasten 26 Perched 7 Married 28 For what woman's title reason 12 Having wings 30 Dormouse 13 Betel palm 34 Cubicle 14 Spiral 37 Exclamation ornament 39 Persian tan 15 New Hampshire 40 Collection State flower of sayings 16 Himalayan 41 Draft mountain animals 17 Noun suffix 43 Weary 19 George 44 Cud Gershwin's 46 Having a brother flat breastbone 20 Isthmus 48 Ary spirit 22 Intike manner 49 Latch 23 Me Musial 50 Weepy 9% Mild crime r a 10 South
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New Hampshire
Two new TV premieres spark mixed hopes for season
Two new programs debut tonight with CBSs Pops a lighthearted family sitcom and The Adams Chronicles a costly PBS drama tracing four generations of the Adams family from Massachusetts. George Grizzard and Katherine Walker star in the Adams story of John Adams from 1764, while Popi features Hector Elizondo as a Puerto Rican widower with two sons and on location shoots in New York.
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Jay Shabbutt
New York
TV Tonight
Pops
CBS
Public Television
Redink
Adams
Massachusetts
WNET
BBC
John Adams
Abigail Smith
Braintree
Mass
George Grizzard
Young Adams
Katherine Walker
Hector Elizondo
Popi
China trade advocate urges faster relations progress
Christopher Phillips, head of the National Council for US China Trade, urges quicker progress toward full recognition and revised policy toward China to boost trade. He notes current stagnation since the 1972 Shanghai communique and discusses possible steps including limited military sales to signal mutual interest while wary of Soviet reaction. He predicts China’s GNP could rank among the top five by 1965.
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New York
Christopher Phillips
People’s Republic of China
Shanghai
Phillips
United States
National Council For US
China
United Nations
Nebraska Cornhusking Rivalry Crowned 1933 National Champion
In 1933 the tenth national corn husking contest was held at Ben Stalp farm near West Point Nebraska with Nebraskan champions Sherman Henriksen and Harry Brown taking first and second. About 70 000 spectators watched as contestants from several states competed amid dust cold winds and bands. The event showcased penalties for left husks and loose cars and featured radio coverage and aerial attention while mechanical pickers began replacing skilled huskers.
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America
Mame McDonald
The
National Cornhusker
West Point
Nebraska
Midwest
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio
Carl Seiler
Illinois
Seiler
Elmer Carlsen
Iowa
Irvin Baumen
Otto Sorenson
Charles Bryan
Stalp
West Point Republican
Nebraska Farmer
Nebraska State Historical Society
NBC
National Farm & Home Hour
Barney Oldfield
Conad
Virgil Archer
Louis Dinklage
Joe Sudith
Hilmer Swanson
Joe Korte
Joe Sudik
Henry Sorenson
Henry Westegren
Guy Sims
Martin Christensen
Henricksen
Kansas
Pennsylvania Ballet Busy Fall Touring Schedule 1975
The Pennsylvania Ballet plans debut performances in Chicago at the Auditorium Theater, Jones Hall in Houston, and the New Orleans Opera House as part of a busy fall 1975 tour. The company will also perform in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music, Glassboro State College in New Jersey, Texas A and M University, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Fulton Opera House in Lancaster, University of West Virginia, and Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Auditorium Theater
Jones Hall
Houston
Opera House
New Orleans
Academy of Music
Glassboro State College
New Jersey
Texas A and M University
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Fulton Opera House
Lancaster
University of West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Led Zeppelin Tour Postponed After Rhodes Accident
Led Zeppelin postpones a two month United States tour after an August auto crash on Rhodes injuring Robert Plant and family. Plant suffers ankle and elbow fractures while wife Maureen has concussions and multiple fractures. Children Karac and Carmen also injured. An October Far East tour is cancelled and Europe and Japan dates are under review.
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Led Zeppelin
United States
Rhodes
Robert Plant
London
Swan Song
Plant
Maureen
Karac
Carmen
Far East
Europe
Japan
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