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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1971

Page

3

Calf That Started 4 H Career Shapes NU Leader

University of Nebraska Chancellor D B Varner credits a Jersey calf bought for ten dollars with launching his 4 H involvement. He recalls growing up poor in Texas, studying at Texas A&M, Michigan, and Nebraska, and says 4 H opened doors for him. He noted Nixon praised NU students during a visit and praised the student body’s responsibility amid a peaceful gathering.

Lincoln University of Nebraska D.B. Varner Nebraska State Varner Texas Warner Texas A & M Cottonwood Michigan Nebraska Nixon

Cable bill faces opposition from Nebraska broadcasters

The Nebraska Broadcasters Association opposes LB82 allowing cities to authorize cable service by permit or franchise, with a Feb 5 hearing on LB257 county regulation. Sen. Terry Carpenter backs a permit with referendum option, while Omaha critics urge voter choice amid concerns of cream skimming and urban bias. The Scottsbluff Star-Herald critiques Sen. Robert Clark for a “closed mind” stance on abortion legislation, urging closer study rather than quick condemnation.

Nebraska Broadcasters Association Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Unicameral Government and Military Affairs Committee Carpenter Robert Clark Sidney Omaha League of Nebraska Frank Fogarty Fogarty Comiti Gant Scottsbluff Star-Herald Robert L. Clark Nebraska The Star-Herald Sen Clark Scotts Bluff County Wyoming Sta Sen. Clark

Chappell Senator Proposes Arm Rights Amendment

Sen. Ramey C. Whitney of Chappell backs a state constitutional amendment to guarantee Nebraskans the right to bear arms. He argues federal arms control seeks to limit gun rights and cites a 1969 Constitutional Revision Commission backing. If approved, the measure would go to voters in the 1972 general election.

Congress Ramey C. Whitney Chappell Whitney Constitutional Revision Commission Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court

City Council Hears Renewal Of Sidney Cable Franchise

The Sidney city council meets at 7 70 with a long hearing on renewing the cable franchise likely to fill most of the session. Also on the agenda are a board of equalization weed-cutting assessment hearing, a terminal building change order, a hearing date for road programs, a contract with R W Beck for electrical upgrades, and storm sewer study results. Stringent financial reports from the treasurer and public utilities are to be presented.

Sidney Cable Board of Equalization R.W. Beck and Associates

City cable franchise meeting may hear public input tonight

A resolution to authorize destruction of some speaking on the cable franchise renewal will be revised to allow comment. While a vote on the franchise is not guaranteed tonight, public sentiment will be heard.

Learn to Ski Program Opens with Film Night

Ski lessons continue with five half day sessions at Happy Jack, a trip to Steamboat Springs, and an Outer Limits film show Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Central School Auditorium. Midwest Divers Supply and The Sidney Telegraph sponsor the program and enrollment remains open.

Midwest Divers Supply Sidney Telegraph Central School Bob Clark, Jr Happy Jack Laramie Wyo Steamboat Springs Clark

Unprotected Coyote Spurs Great Hunting in Nebraska

Nebraska coyotes, an unprotected species with no season, draw hunters with methods ranging from night predator calls to circle hunts, dog packs, and high powered rifles. Planes and radios split opinions but remain legal for hunting and coyote populations help control game pressure. Call The Sidney Telegraph with tips or news.

Lincoln Nebraska Game Commission

Nebraska bids set for 15.9 million road work projects

Bids estimated at 15.9 million dollars for Nebraska road construction open on February 18. Panhandle projects include Kimball County 2.1 miles of grading and bridges on I-80, Dawes and Sioux Counties 28.4 miles of guard rail and asphalt on Nebraska 2, and Dawes County 2.5 miles of grading and lighting on U.S. 20 near Chadron.

Nebraska Panhandle Kimball County Kimbell Dawes Sioux Counties Crawford Dawes County U.S. 20 Chadron

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