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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
4
A homemaker reflects on women's liberation, equal pay, and the push for the ERA. She values women’s talents yet fears full integration and mandatory outside work, noting differences between the sexes and questioning societal changes and their impact on home life.
Ruth Bell 65 a bookkeeper at Humphrey's Auto Supply for five years died last Monday at Fruita Funeral services were Thursday at Holewick Funeral Home with interment at Oshkosh Cemetery pallbearers included Stanley Belieu Bennie McAllister Larry Noetzelmann Earl Noetzelmann Bill Vaughn and Bill Eddy She belonged to Light Memorial Presbyterian Church and Ladies Chapter Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce spent youth in Oshkosh worked in Ogallala 22 years before moving to Sidney Memorials to Cancer Fund.
Governor Exon transfers the Nebraska Comprehensive Planning Agency from the Department of Administrative Services to the state Health Department by executive order. A Westinghouse led study on health care needs funded largely by a federal grant will be sent to the legislature and Health Department within 60 days. The agency, led by Calista Cooper Hughes, has no statutory status and may become part of the Health Department to improve health care delivery.
Washington AP The nation’s welfare rolls rose to 15 070 000 in March the highest since federalization in 1966 but the growth rate slowed to about one third of previous years HEW reported 212 000 new recipients 120 000 AFDC 18 000 disabled 74 000 general assistance totaling 1.6 billion in welfare expenditures for March Cash payments added 46 million HEW cited tighter state eligibility rules amid rising costs as a factor in the slowdown.
Richard P Vinal announces under the Revenue Act of 1971 that political contributions made after 1971 to federal state or local candidates may be claimed as a credit or deduction on 1972 tax returns. A 50 percent credit with $25 maximum on joint returns and $1250 for singles, or as an itemized deduction up to $100 joint or $50 separate. national party committee contributions included.
136 freshmen spent a day on campus at Kearney State College meeting advisors registering for fall classes touring the campus and learning about college life. Local participants included WG Maliszewski and Tom Olsen Geraldine Olsen Craig Runion and Steve Runion Clyde Cox James Kimball Ward Newcomb Mike Newcomb Harold Mikoloyck Jane Mikoloyck and others from Sidney Oshkosh and Bridgeport. Scholarships for 1972-73 awarded by SDSM&T General Motors Hardrock Club and Montana-Dakota Utilities noted for area students.
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