Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Notes Local Voice
Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. Official paper for Cheyenne County running editorials and community notes as The Telegraph Printing Co. publishes on Monday Wednesday and Friday from Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Sidney
Honeymoon Over for Hardin as Farm Program Looms
The piece notes Clifford M. Hardin faced a monumental task as Secretary of Agriculture. It warns that Nixon era farm policy must be drafted soon, with questions on program continuation, funding, and which farm groups to heed as Congress acts in 1970.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Nebraska
Hardin
Washington
D. C
Stern
Rome
Mr. Hardin
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Hypothetical Supreme Court Nomination and Race Debate
A respected judge faces swift scrutiny during a Supreme Court bid after a reporter reveals past records on race. His white neighborhood, school choices, and limited hiring of Black workers provoke white political opposition despite past leniency for Black defendants and commentary on equality. The hearing process proves lengthy and costly.
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United States Supreme Court
Ciach
Rotary Club
High
Simplifying The Vote Moves Cheyenne Toward Unified Elections
The plan for uniform election dates across city, school, county, state and national ballots gains momentum in Cheyenne and neighboring counties. Officials praise the idea as reducing costs and errors while increasing convenience and government efficiency ahead of spring elections.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Nebraska Emerges as Fertile Ground for Electronics Industry
Nebraska's business climate spurs a fast growing electronics sector with projected 1975 sales near 500 million dollars. Western Electric Omaha leads with over 7,000 employees and 75 million in sales. Mid-Continent Laboratory and Dale Electronics also show rapid growth, while the state offers tax incentives and favorable power rates to attract more firms.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska Electronics
Western Electric Co
Omaha
W. L. Schad
Western Electric
Schad
Mid-Continent Laboratory, Inc
Ron Salestrom
MCL
Salestrom
Dale Electronics, Inc
Columbus
George Risk
Risk
Dale
Risk Industries
Mr. Risk
Kimball
GRI
Supreme Court
Wee Etf
Monroe
Mid-Continent Laboratory
Dale Electronics
Lionel Corp
New York
Control Data Corp
J. Brad Perkins
Cdc-Omaha
TRW, Inc
Ogallala
McCook
Ogallala Electronics Manufacturing Co
Arnold Engineering Co
Coils, Inc
Otis Industries, Inc
Hy-Gain Electronics Corp
Andrew and
Theodore Andros
Hy-Gain Electronics
George Risk Industries, Inc
Midwee Corp
Oshkosh
Scottsbluff
Uneco Inc
Bellevue
Electron Corp
Overton
McMartin Industries, Inc
Omtronics Manufacturing, Inc
Joseph Matejka
Capitol News drive targets Cedar Creek pollution in Nebraska
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council moves to require Midwest Feeding Co. to stop cattle lot waste from Cedar Creek by May 15. Engineering firm proposes two trapping dams and a 28 acre reservoir. plans due March 12 for council approval. Neighbors testified. state aims to capture waste and protect streams.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council
Midwest Feeding Co
Manley
Cass County
Cedar Creek
Midwest
William Foxley Ap
Foxley
John Samson
Walter Slack
Omaha
T.C. Reeves
Central City
T. A. Filipi
State Health Department
Platte River
Enrollment Doubled at University of Nebraska Agriculture Program
Lincoln Dr Frank Eldridge reports final first semester enrollment at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics has risen to 2,584, with agriculture undergraduates 1,367 and graduates 266. The figures show significant gains from five and ten years prior and rank Nebraska 12th among similar programs, with Curtis campus up 27 percent and combined East Campus and Curtis enrollment at 2,827.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Franklin E. Eldridge
Eldridge
East
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Iowa State University
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
South Dakota State University
University of California
Texas A. & M. University
University of Minnesota
California
Davis
Riverside
Berkeley
University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture
Curtis
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Understanding the U S Film Rating System Explained
Letter by Jack Valenti explains the purpose of the rating system to inform parents about film content for children. It outlines categories G GP R and X with age guidance and aims to encourage responsible film production and accurate ratings.
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Ihow
Civision
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
New Jersey
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Assn. of America, Inc
Slow Massacre in Biafra Capsized by Nigerian Pledge
Omaha World Herald reports that after Biafran surrender there has been no expected mass killing by Nigerian forces. Instead, starvation and disease claim many lives as relief is blocked by Gowon's government and limited aid to the region.
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B.J. Moran
Lincoln
Health Board
Gowon
Nigeria
Biafra
Uli
Omaha World Herald
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List
A dense catalog of numbered crossword clues with varied topics including animals plants tools measures emotions and roles. The items span animal terms spices and minerals to clothing and architecture reflecting a broad puzzle word list.
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