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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1966
Page
2
Cheyenne County residents end year with record life insurance coverage totaling 70.64 million dollars across about 4,900 households. Average per family insured value reaches 14,400 dollars, higher than regional and state figures, with most coverage in ordinary life and substantial group policies.
Pvt. George W. Siders completed eight weeks of MP training at Fort Gordon Ga wife Beverly Salt Lake City. John Whittle on 30 day Navy leave from Hawaii to Sidney. John Jenks home from a year in Vietnam then to Fort Eustis and Berlin visit with family. Arthur V Patterson on 15 day leave before duty at Miramar after Memphis training.
Consumers Public Power District targets end of next week to energize a new 230 kilovolt line from Sidney to North Platte, enabling USBR power from the west. Lincoln official Charles Sayre said North Platte substation completion is near, with Tri-State completing its Sidney to Stegall segment and a dynamic tie into Wyoming via Pacific Power and Light. The project, costing about 4 million dollars, promises a major loop in the national power interconnection.
The Sidney Telegraph invites readers to visit at 83 Blfth Ave for expert assistance with print edition forms and related services.
Czechoslovak sports weekly Svet Socializma reports mountaineering as the leading sport killer. Between 1954 and 1964, 42 climbers died in mountain accidents, 27 soccer players perished, and water sports claimed 21 lives. Nineteen of the fatalities were women.
The Sidney Telegraph notes availability of scratch pads for business and home use, promoting practical office supplies and everyday paper products. Local readers are invited to visit Sidney's 83 11th Ave location for purchase and details.
In Stuart Florida the House of Refuge marine museum reports the theft of two bronze propellers each weighing 1,000 pounds. The propellers were gifts from the Navy years ago. How the theft was carried out remains unclear.
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