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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
13
A compact guide of channels 4 7 9 Denver and channel 5 Cheyenne plus antenna channel groupings for Sterling Cheyenne Scottsbluff. Contains Saturday through Friday schedules with programs by time and color codes.
Experiments at OSU Texas A M Iowa State and other feedlot centers show a single Franklin implant given at 3 to 4 months adds 20 pounds or more to steer calves by weaning. At 25 cents per pound the gain equals about five dollars per head. The system uses the Improved Perfector Gun with a patented doubles and blanks prevention feature.
A Nebraska Department of Economic Development representative, Don Jacobson, will open an office in Scottsbluff on July 1 to bolster regional planning and industrial development. His Western Nebraska focus covers counties bounded by Cherry, Thomas, Logan, Lincoln, Hayes, and Red Willow, while Lincoln retains other counties. Marie Arnot will replace him in Lincoln as community services coordinator.
The American Cancer Society urges regular health checks for adults over 40 as a smart move against colon rectum cancer the most common cancer for men and women. A doctor should be asked about a probto as part of routine screening.
In the 1950s a secretary brings a visitor from the American Cancer Society to a busy advertising executive. The material included the Seven Warning Signals of Cancer. Reading it next morning he finds he has bladder cancer and undergoes surgery. Decades later William B. Lewis chairs the ACS board.
Harry B. Smith of Clay Center reports Local 7476 members have ratified a three year contract with Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. The pact includes wage increases of 26 cents per hour retroactive to November 1, 1970 and 15 cents retroactive to May 1, plus 2 cent raises on May 1, 1971 and May 1, 1972. The ratification ends a strike that began May 11 affecting six states and 600 workers. operations resumed May 23 pending ratification.
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