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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1973

Page

5

Citizenship Group Heads to Maryland for Short Course

Members of the 4 H Citizenship Group and sponsors left this morning for Chevy Chase Maryland to attend a Citizenship Short Course. The group will return June 17 en route making planned tours in several towns.

Chevy Chase Lynda Aufdengarten Craig Brauer Geri Deaver Larry Gell Patty Grant Carolyn Hruska Rosemarie Hruska Renee’ Kuehn Dawn Lafler Susan Luehrs Jodeen Miles Sue Silvester Diana Jo Spearow Shelley Stasch Tim Thomas Wally Thomas Jeff Stasch Sidney Charles Borcher Susan Borcher Troy Ladine Lynette Lessig Diane Marie Spearow Gurley Rick Christensen Bryan Ernest Peggy Huff Lodgepole Kathy Dalton Vicki Smith Brenda Spencer Cindy Spencer Potter Don Misegadis Theresa Misegadis Sunol Brenda Ernest Jane Pelster Mike Pelster Margaret Peters Jane Reimers Dalton Douglass Smith Steve Brubaker Kenneth Sakurada

Flood Damage Surveyed in Lower South Platte Region

A formal field survey began with the Sterling Irrigation Co and Farmers Pawnee Canal Co for flood damages in the Lower South Platte area. Preliminary estimates exceed 501000 dollars across 33 irrigation entities, with prior floods in 1965 and 1969 cited as benchmarks. Federal aid under Public Law 91-606 may be available. survey expected to finish mid June.

Lower South Platte River Sterling Irrigation Company Farmers Pawnee Canal Company Conservancy District OEP Lower South Platte South Platte Chatfield Narrows

Nation survey shows public support for farm relief inflation link

A 1,123 person survey across 24 metro areas and 11 non metro counties found 86 percent favor cutting inflation by reducing government spending. Farmers are broadly liked, with 78 percent feeling good about them and 48 percent rating their public concern highest among food production groups.

Leo J. Shapiro & Associates Chicago

Learn to float before swimming and stay safe near water

The Nebraska Medical Association notes about 4000 drownings yearly could be prevented if people learn to float with clothes on. Learn to float, avoid panic, and tread water or dog paddle as first steps. Never swim alone and heed depth signs.

The Nebraska Medical Association American Red Cross YWCA YMCA NMA NMR

Funding Approved for Western Nebraska Aging Agency Plan

The Western Nebraska Area Agency on Aging governing board elected William Nichol as Chair and Kenneth Schmidt as Vice Chair. They approved an application for Nebraska Commission on Aging funding to hire an Executive Director and staff to draft a 120 day plan for direct elderly services including transportation nutrition and in home care to support independent living with about 70000 slated for implementation once approved, aiming to have all services running by April 1 1974.

Western Nebraska Area Agency On Aging Nebraska Commission On Aging Alliance Scotts Bluff Kimball Cheyenne Box Butte Morrill Sheridan William Nichol Scottsbluff Kenneth Schmidt Gordon State Commission

Nixon-Senate Clash Over Farm Subsidy Plan

The Senate debates a major farm bill as the Agriculture Committee rejects the White House phaseout and adopts a five year program with target prices for wheat cotton and corn. Subsidies would rise if prices fall but could be offset by set asides and exports. The $55 000 per crop cap faces a challenge from Sen Birch Bayh who seeks a $20 000 limit.

Nixon Senate Senate Agriculture Committee Cotton Administration Agriculture Committee Earl L. Butz Talmadge Birch Bayh

USDA reports record farm exports hit astonishing level

USDA data show U.S farm exports reaching 1.4 billion dollars in March, up 20 percent from February and doubling March 1972. For nine months of the fiscal year through March, exports totaled a record 8.89 hundred million?billion dollars. Russia purchases and higher wheat and feed grain prices drove the rise, with wheat averaging 1.90 dollars per bushel July-March and rice at 223 a ton.

U.S Agriculture Department Department The Economic Research Service Soviet Union Russia

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Maryland Office of Emergency Planning Bureau of Reclamation Chris Christensen M.M. van Kirk Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Herman E Talmadge D-Ga Len Millen R Young RND James L Buckley C-R USDA Seday Vale
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