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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
8
CIA letters opened during a 20 year surveillance program were handed to the Justice Department. Postmaster General Bailor said 110 letters and postcards were opened in 1972 and turned over by CIA Director Colby.
Apollo astronauts and Soyuz cosmonauts shuttle between orbital ships to run experiments and pursue space diplomacy. They plan three crew transfers and seek a source of a minor pressure leak in the connecting tunnel. The Russians will visit the American craft for the first time.
Lodgepole residents share visits with relatives from Lodgepole and Casper. The Morgan family hosted a gathering at Gurley on June 28 with Lillie Osborn noted as Kenneth Morgan’s mother. Senior Citizens visited with a band and dancers. Attendees included Laura Buchanan, Cecil and Nellie Hume, Amanda Folkerts, Ben Brauer, Paul Hecker, Floyd Himmelright, Brotherson, and Emma Tank among others. Camille Stevens and relatives from Kansas City KC visited Mamie Bond. Jeff and Joe Helfrich visited Mary Alfter’s grandchildren. John Alfter also called on relatives.
Four proposals to make white and Black student enrollment more proportional in Omaha schools went to the Board of Education. The plan adds boundary changes, removes feeder schools and eliminates grade levels at several institutions. The group behind it is led by Thomas Jackson of the Omaha School Community Advisory Board.
Nearly 40 percent of Sidney's 1975 76 budget funds public works outside utilities led by the street department with 25 percent of total funds. The street budget rises to 299 574 with 50 311 for machinery and equipment and 114 100 for commodities. Sanitation gets 22 percent of public works and 8 percent of total, with cost cutting and a 90 percent cut in major equipment maintenance to 500. The landfill gains its own budget next year and the airport budget drops to 29 067 after completing a 307 800 improvement project.
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