Seeing Is Believing in an Era of Rising Costs and Crime
The Sidney Telegraph editorial argues that a mandatory six billion dollar cut in federal spending is unlikely to be enforced, warns of continued bureaucracy, and questions future war funding. It cites FBI crime growth, notes Sidney’s rising local crime, and discusses life extension ethics, rest homes for seniors, and aviation security challenges including hijackings and bomb fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
Sidney
Memorial Hospital
America
Federal Aviation Administration
Sidney Telegraph
Chamber of Commer
Surprise tax schedule book arrives before surcharge law
A friend notes receiving a new IRS income tax schedule from Washington three days before a 10 percent surcharge was confirmed as law, remarking that someone back there must have known something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Washington D. C
Nebraska plans atomic irradiation center at University of Nebraska
A proposal in Nebraska envisions establishing an atomic irradiation center at the University of Nebraska to extend the shelf life of foods. The plan aims to use atomic energy to kill spoilage organisms without altering taste or texture, enabling near production-area processing and packaging to reduce contamination and shipping costs while expanding world food availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Midwest Science Center
United States
Midlands
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nebraska Court bars using special funds to dodge debt
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled agencies may not sidestep the state debt limit by creating special funds to repay bonds. The decision leaves it to voters in November to decide on a constitutional change to permit limited bonded debt for highway expansion, with caution on broad government financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
Leslie Boslaugh
Capitol Budget Cuts Forecast For Nebraska Schools
State education officials warn federal funding will fall under the 1965 act, forcing schools to target funds more tightly. Decker to become Wayne State College education professor. ETV budget tops 2.46 million with new stations planned at Hase tings Merriman Bassett Norfolk and existing posts in Lincoln Omaha Lexington North Platte Alliance. Union Pacific must keep passenger trains 5 and 6 between Omaha and Los Angeles for another year as IC C approves continuation amid funding changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Miller
Congress
Nebraska
Dr. Miller
Washington
Decker
Freeman B. Decker
Nebraska Normal Board
Wayne State College
Arlington
Wayne State
University of Nebraska
Carroll High School
State
Educational Television Commission
Hasetings
Merriman
Bassett
Norfolk
Lincoln
Omaha
Lexington
North Platte
Alliance
Commission
Jack McBride
ETV Network
ETV
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Nebraska seeks stronger water standards amid opposition
The U S Interior Department agency rejected Nebraska's water quality standards as too weak, sparking a dispute over required secondary treatment along interstate waters. State Sanitation Director Filipe argues the plan would burden taxpayers and industry, while federal official Moore urges broader treatment and specific river uses to protect water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Interior Department
Water Pollution Control Administration
Nebraska
T. A. Filipe
Joseph G. Moore, Jr
Missouri River
Filipi
Moore
Niobrara River
Antelope Creek
Norden
Platte River
Loup River
Valley
Filipe
State Water Pollution Control Council
Interior Department
Letter Box raises concerns on farmer income and repairs
A letter cites a USDA report showing farms produce more per hour while hired labor drops to a record low Yet the writer questions why farm income has not risen with output and points to high repair costs limited parts access and low price received for food The piece argues for fair parity and better support for farmers signed by Opal Muhr Morrill Co NFO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington D. C
USDA
Y Agu
United States
Opal Muhr Sec’y. Morrill Co. Nfo
War Vs Ag Persists At Wyoming Convention
William Henry Harrison blamed the Johnson Administration for an unpublicized war on agriculture aimed at lowering consumer food prices. He warned policy favors consumers over stockmen, noting 1967 farm income fell 11.5 percent to 14.5 billion while farm debts rose by 20 billion in six years. A Texas rancher lamented losses, urging sincere action to avert broader disaster for agriculture and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
America
Texas
Henry A. Wallace
Alliance Daily Times Herald
Risk Is Driver's On Construction
The State Supreme Court ruled drivers assume their own risk on properly marked highways under construction. Wayne N. Lyon sued after driving into a culvert on Nebraska Highway 1 in 1964. the court found his continued travel amid obvious dangers showed contributory negligence. Highway 30 between Sidney and Lodgepole will be under construction later this summer with work delayed until after tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Custer County
Wayne N. Lyon
Merna
Nebraska
Lyon
Sidney
Lodgepole
Printing Service Ad Highlighting Fast Pickup and Delivery
Local printer offers quick pickup and delivery after you call 254 5555. Advertises dependable service from Sidney Telagraph on Ave sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telraph
Ave. “Sa
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dave Martin
U. S
District of Columbia
Roy Bauer
W.N. Hubbard
University of Michigan Medical School
Dr. Hubbard
World’s Kitchen
Capitol News
Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln Journal
Ugly Building
Judge
Delusion
Scruff
Virginia Willow
Church Bench
Destiny
Bank
Craggy Hill
Compass Point
You
Yale
Unique
Ali
Isinieiaik
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Keith F. Myers
Safeway
Bob Richie
Potter
Neberaska
Beta Alpha Sorority
Karen Wiedeburg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!