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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1969
Page
4
The IRS public service column answers frequent tax questions. Topics include deducting boat costs with business use, using a son’s Social Security number for a bank account, crediting tax payments, retirement plan status for self employed partners, charitable stock donations, and interest on late refunds.
The National Federation of Independent Business reports 1969 survey results showing 500,585 teenage jobs vanished nationwide after the 1966 wage hour law. Prior teen hiring fell from 38 percent of small firms to 45 percent now not employing teens, with an average drop of 1.4 teens per firm. Regional spikes in teen job seekers include 150 percent in the east south central states and 92 percent in the south Atlantic. Respondents criticize federal training programs as impractical for small business and cite higher training costs, wage mandates, and draft exemptions as disincentives to hire teens.
Union Pacific Railroad announces a 1969 track maintenance program in Nebraska with over 4.6 million dollars in outlay. The plan covers replacing 34.17 miles of main line rail with 133-pound continuous welded rail across 31.22 miles and 39 and 78-foot lengths for other segments including 11.53 miles North Platte to Warner and 12.93 miles Kerry to Brule. Beatrice Branch gets 19.20 miles in July and August. 89,870 ties will be installed over 155.75 miles while ballast work continues on 243.25 miles, finishing in October. An extra 2,026,275 will buy 137 roadway equipment units for systemwide maintenance.
Thread guides garment seams by matching fiber type to fabric. Natural fibers suit natural fabrics while synthetics pair with synthetic threads. Polyspun threads blend polyester core with cotton sheath for strength. Tension and presser foot pressure affect stitch quality and puckering. Mercerizing strengthens cotton thread and reduces shrinkage. Alexander Graham Bell predicted heavy air machines would soar, powered by new propulsion.
Gino DiSalle, a 6 year old from Denver, subdued a 5 1/2 pound trout in a lake near Kremmling, Colo., taking 15 minutes to net his prize.
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