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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
7
Public notices inform citizens of government functions and actions that may affect legal rights. Rights and duties are disclosed to ensure transparency and accountability in official processes.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met January 24 1977 in open session with Vice President Garcia and four council members present. They approved the one year and six year street improvement plans and adopted resolutions endorsing the 1977 Community Improvement Program, and discussed a Farmers Home Administration grant for an industrial site with related costs and audits. The meeting included action on a liquor license, a commuter service proposal from Bob Emch, and various reports and payments before adjournment.
Mr and Mrs Don Metz and children of Angora spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alfred Bright. Mary Lee sang a solo at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Banjo Marshall of Gering joined for dinner. Mrs Robert Ernest and Brenda returned home Thursday from Omaha with Cindy High and Mark Kut. They returned to Omaha Monday for the girls’ classes. Mr and Mrs John Miller of Chadron and Mr Kenneth Kepler with children of Chappell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Drake.
Dalton residents attended a birthday gathering for Richard Rolls in Sidney on Sunday. Numerous entries describe funeral attendance for Patricia Sauer in Bayard, along with survivorship notes. Friends and relatives from Conception Junction Missouri to Kansas City visited, shared meals, and traveled for events. The column logs church, dinners, travels to Denver and Scottsbluff, an NFC Group trucking company, and various house visits and social gatherings across Dalton and nearby towns.
Lincoln UPI report: 79 bills slated for committee hearings this week. Testimony on Omaha Sen. Ernest Chambers LB64 before Judiciary at 2 p.m. Man y. Revenue panel to hear Adams Sen. George Burrows LB192 proposing shift from property tax to adjusted gross income for schools. Alcoholism bills LB204 and LB293 also scheduled. LB153 would pay state senators one third governor salary if approved.
Viet Cong, formed 16 years ago to lead the war against Americans in South Vietnam, will be phased out this week at a five day Saigon meeting. The organization will merge with two fronts into the National United Front under hardline northern and central Communist control, giving Hanoi tighter oversight of the reunified state. Southerners retain nominal roles in merged bodies post April 30 1975 victory.
Puzzle item list includes Insignia wraps around the hunter marble pinnacle and a range of clues. Readable fragments mention Egyptian cotton sensitive plant rogue and months or numbers. The jumble shows cryptic style entries like Dilutes shedding crabs callous periods of tight mortar trough infants cereal creamy white abscond corndor sheep.
Former President Gerald Ford has accepted two more part time positions. He will work with NBC News and the University of Michigan while continuing other engagements.
Scores of Australian women sunbathed topless on Bondi Beach defying lifeguard rules on Australia Day the nation’s 189th birthday. The heat wave peaked at 104.7 degrees then cooled to 77 as hundreds swarmed Sydney’s legal nude beaches to mark the holiday.
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