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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1972
Page
3
A friend juggles four kids in summer baseball while hiking between diamonds with a kit of rule books and snacks. She drills practice schedules and field checks, keeps her wagon loaded, and keeps calm under pressure. Her family nicknames include Pitch Catch Third and Bench.
Nebraska food stamp participation reached 52,607 in May, up 1,137 from April, across 87 projects. Total stamps paid 560,082 with value 1,258,395. USDA bonus value 698,313 at 13.27 per person. 24,638 participants did not receive public assistance payments.
Services for Mrs. Mary Reynolds 85 were at Holy Rosary Church Alliance with Rev. Vernard Nelson officiating. She died July 13 in Alliance St Joseph’s Hospital. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Survived by three daughters, one son, a brother, thirteen grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren.
Wayne Whitney of the University of Nebraska Lincoln advises late gardening to maximize yields. Plant additional crops as peas mature and consider legumes like green beans, beets cucumbers zucchini and early corn. Direct seed tomatoes, keep seedlings young, water deeply, and stake grouped seeds for strong sprouts.
University of Nebraska researcher Dr Terry Klopfenstein says wheat has promise as a cattle feed in Western Nebraska. Experiments address lactic acid buildup in the rumen and optimal wheat varieties, with 30 percent dry rolled wheat noted as very safe.
A public drawing next Monday will select oversubscribed unit permit holders for the upcoming firearm deer season. The starting point for the list will be computer generated after applicants are entered, and winners may not know immediately. The drawing, delayed to input applications, will be held at 9 a.m. at the Game and Parks Commission headquarters in Lincoln.
Former Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin spoke at Ogallala during a Nebraska Jaycees summer planning session. He said the presidential election is a clear choice between philosophies, comparing Nixon and Senator George McGovern and endorsing a proposed Local View of National Politics program to hold public forums in Nebraska communities.
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