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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
3
A season’s salad featuring East Indian influence with a mayonnaise sour cream dressing, curry powder and lemon juice. Ingredients include sweet peas apple celery onion and coconut. Serve with lettuce and a coconut date garnish and assorted accompaniments. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Family honors St Louis based University of Missouri at St Louis graduates Stephen Novack and Hene Novack in 1968 class. Stephen earned a 3.76 GPA while Hene posted a 3.50. Married in December 1967, they have known each other since high school. Ilene plans to teach, Stephen will serve in the Army.
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Private Anthony Kosmicki son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kosmicki of Alliance was wounded in Vietnam on June 30 while on patrol in Quang Nam Province. He suffered wounds to the left calf thigh and right shoulder but was listed in satisfactory condition at Da Nang First Hospital Battalion. Kosmicki, a 1966 graduate of St Agnes Academy, entered service December 1967.
Joan Sibbitt, a 16 year old Alliance High School junior, won the 1968 Cattle Capital Rodeo queen honor after Friday night competition. Dawn Lotspeich, 14, was named princess winner among 12 contestants in the accompanying event. Sibbitt received a trophy, a $75 gift certificate, the traveling queen crown, and a $25 gift certificate.
Hemingford School Board District 18 adopts a $233,795 budget for 1968-69 with the mill levy rising to 99 mills from the previous level. Superintendent James Robison says the increase is needed due to district valuation decline. Lee Messersmith to teach vocational agriculture next year and Mrs. Bob Horse of Chadron named special education teacher.
The Department of Agriculture reports 1967 farm output per manhour rose over six percent while labor on farms dropped to a record low. Total man hours fell 1.4 percent to 7.4 billion. crops accounted for 49 percent and livestock 37 percent of labor with overhead tasks remaining.
Sidney Police investigated vandalism at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church San Marino and Lodgepole Road where two basement windows on the north side were broken. The damage was reported Saturday evening.
S. D. Whiteman, longtime chairman of the board of Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company,Inc., retires from active service July 1 after 45 years in the natural gas industry. He will stay as chair and serve as a consultant, ending a career that began in 1923 in Ashtabula, Ohio, and joined Kansas-Nebraska in 1941.
A new rehabilitation center serving Western Nebraska and Northeast Colorado is planned with a $360,000 facility to provide advanced physical, speech and occupational therapy for children and adults. Sponsored by the High Plains Easter Seal Society, plans approved by the Colorado Society for Crippled Children and Adults and the Regional Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. Construction slated adjacent to Logan County Hospital in Sterling, Colorado.
Dr. Clayton Yeutter announced Saturday his appointment as director of the University of Nebraska Sieika agricultural mission in Colombia South America. Yeutter, longtime executive assistant to Gov Norbert Tiemann, is known in the region.
Dr. Yeutter will leave the governor's staff Aug 31 and assume a two year post in Bogota mid December. He will direct 40 faculty from six Midlands universities in a Columbia system study of agriculture funded by AID, Ford, and Kellogg. Nebr., Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Iowa State, Colorado State and Missouri are involved.
The Star reports a 1938 Cape Town postcard delivered in Pilgrim's Rest this May. It traveled 1,265 miles at about 42 miles per year, 3' miles a month or roughly 200 yards daily, a pace zoo logists call slower than a snail which can move 250 yards a day.
Arctic terns nest partly within the Arctic Circle and winter partly within the Antarctic Circle. The round trip flight may cover more than 22 000 miles.
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