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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
4
New York AP reports economists debate leading indicators versus current conditions as April’s 4.2 percent rise in the index contrasts with a 9.2 percent May jobless rate. Housing costs, auto production, and consumer buying power shape the outlook while the present remains grim for many Americans.
The Agriculture Department reports Brazil has gained ground in foreign soybean markets dominated by US exporters. In eight markets Japan, West Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Denmark and Italy show a 3.9 percent rise in imports of soybeans and meal, while US shipments to these destinations declined 14 percent. The US soybean reserve may be the largest in years by fall 1975 as Brazil strengthens its role and amid expectations for a 15 billion bushel 1975 crop.
Bad weather hampered the search for a missing California family aircraft in Longmont Colorado and CAP crews sought the source of weak radio transmissions indicating a crash in southern Colorado. Three planes searched in marginal weather as a radio beacon signaled an emergency and a plane stood by in Pueblo awaiting better conditions. The missing Cessna 172 with Morris Batey and family aboard had not been located since Wednesday.
In Washington Democrats press bills amid split over Ford oil program. House action opens on a tax package with as many as 160 amendments. Provisions raise gasoline tax by up to 20 cents, with most revenue rebated to Americans 16 and older. Senate debates Durkin Wyman contest and Rules panel struggles to count ballots. House to vote on veto override of Strip mining controls and Wednesday confirmation for Stanley Hathaway as interior secretary.
Lincoln Public Works Committee members voted unanimously to hold a two day water law seminar in November in Lincoln. Dates for the event remain to be set and were left undecided as members discussed scheduling.
A recipe for oat snacks and a report on Nebraska water law actions share the page. Read of 400 degree oven biscuits, then a committee meeting about water rights and a planned seminar with law attorneys and the attorney general.
Lincoln authorities examine possible ties between the Mrs Marianne Mitzner slaying and the Patricia Webb murder from April 1974. Investigators note similar binding methods and multiple gunshot wounds, with composites of a Black male suspect and a white male motorcyclist seen near the crimes.
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