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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1961
Page
9
Lincoln a bill rated most consequential by Game Commission Director Mel Steen will have public hearings this week. LB208 seeks to raise the social property tax levy for state park purposes from 13.5 mills to 0.35 mill, a core part of a 10 year state parks development plan.
Nebraska Game Commission clarifies boat registration rules for 1961. Boaters must use the full prior registration procedure, obtain a county assessor certificate of assessment, and pay no fee for new 1961 identification symbols. If ownership changed, indicate former owner details on the application.
The Nebraska Game Commission plans to relocate Merriam’s Turkeys from Pine Ridge to three areas: White Clay in the eastern Pine Ridge Niobrara River area south of Valentine and Carter Canyon in the Wildcat Hills. Counts show about 325 birds in Pine Ridge with recent releases near Crawford Chadron and Dead Horse Canyon. Director M O Steen says hunting could be allowed in two to three years if current production holds.
A Fish and Wildlife Service Nebraska Game Commission survey finds 5879 Canada geese wintering statewide against 2423 last year while mallards total about 190000 versus 277000 in 1960. Most geese favor North Platte River areas and Lake McConaughy with smaller flocks at Garden County refuge and Harlan Reservoir. Intermittent openings exist along Platte channels as frozen water limits feeding. The oyster drill sea snail bores oyster shells with a rasplike tongue to suck nutrients.
Treasury lauds American industry for 20 years of Savings Bond support. About 45 000 companies participate in the Payroll Savings Plan allowing employees to buy bonds via payroll deductions. The program is voluntary with savings as low as 1 25 weekly for low earners and averages 20 a month for active savers.
A monthly ad series honors major contributors to the U S Savings Bond Program as part of a public service celebration. The notice thanks companies and institutions for their role in two decades of growth and success.
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