School Lunch Rule Changes Proposed National standards eyed
The U S Department of Agriculture proposes revisions to the National School Lunch Program to ensure free or reduced price meals for eligible children based on income and family size. Sidney schools may gain Federal support if demand rises, with local impact dependent on free lunch eligibility and the vo tech program enrollment. The plan sets January 1 1971 income standards and allows states to raise them, while for commodity only schools new federal payments would aid meals for needy children.
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Scientific Tree Trimming Promotes Cheyenne County Unity
A gardening and advertising notice from 1934 by Scientific Tree at 1934 Newton St. invites Cheyenne County residents to unite across yard garden business politics religion and recreation for a more beautiful satisfying and productive community. The author touts ten seasons in gardening services including stump removal and floral art and asks readers to contact them directly rather than the Telegraph staff.
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