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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
5
The text recounts pasta origins tied to Marco Polo and Chinese legends, then shifts to a summer fruit macaroni salad recipe with diced fruit, marshmallows, cream, mace, pecans, and a chilled macaroni base. It also notes model trains drawn from actual blueprints, highlighting a Pennsylvania Railroad S-2 turbine locomotive model beating the real train.
Mrs. Joe Bonkiewicz Sr a long time Sidney resident is in serious condition after a paralytic stroke Wednesday. The item lists many local residents visiting relatives and attending events including a wedding in Lodgepole and a birthday gathering for Vicki Zalesky. Activities mention 4-H and a no host picnic at the Glen Dickinson home with local families attending.
Anti income tax petition leader Loren Morris of North Platte filed with the secretary of state an expense statement showing 4600 paid to circulators of gathering signatures and 1800 in expenses. He says no money was paid to circulators though the record lists 3000 for coordinating circulators. Expenditures totaled 14787 with income 13108 including 3108 in contributions from Morris and J A Baldwin. Meanwhile A J Treutler of Omaha sought enough signatures as deadline questions linger amid secretary of state delays and attorney general opinions.
Treutler said he was about 5,000 signatures short and may sue if needed while State Sen. Clifton Batchelder criticized the deadline change as a move to curb public opinion. Batchelder questioned why the secretary of state's office could not stay open on July 4 for turning in petitions expressing the will of the people. Beerman supervised a staff of four checking petition legality for certification.
A local IRS column answers tax questions. A teacher asks about deducting summer courses and whether rules changed. The reply: deductions remain allowed if the course is required by the employer or to maintain or improve current job skills. not allowed for courses to meet minimum job requirements or to obtain a new job.
A tax guidance summary covers why interest accrues after filing extensions, reporting foster care payments, retirement plans for self employed, and differences between alimony and child support. It lists Nebraska farm equipment counts including tractors and combines.
In Barbourville Kentucky William Woodson attends a class reunion where a long winded alumnus dominates the talk recounting his children's exploits. A friend tries to depart but is stopped by a quip about his grandchildren and gratitude.
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