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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1970

Page

3

Local service airlines seek federal aid to avert air loss

Frontier Airlines president E Paul Burke argues nine local service carriers face sustained losses due to inflation and limited subsidy support. He notes 291 communities rely on these services and urges Congress to provide funds to preserve vital air transport while defending future route growth and access.

Civil Aeronautics Board Ind Congress E. Paul Burke Frontier Airlines

Special Course On Alcohol And Drugs Offered

The Nebraska School for Alcohol Studies adds a youth section for High School and College students during June 21 26 at the downtown Lincoln campus. The program trains peer leaders to address alcohol and drug abuse with a curriculum reflecting youth backgrounds and responsibilities. Led by Dr Irvin Blose, the multidisciplinary faculty spans psychiatrists psychologists social workers and clergy from across the United States. The event aims to train over 300 participants with co sponsors the Division on Alcoholism University of Nebraska and Nebraska Psychiatric Institute.

Nebraska Nebraska School For Alcohol Studies Lincoln University John W. North United States Irvin Blose Nebraska Psychiatric Institute Nebraska School of Alcohol Studies Division On University of Nebraska The

Nebraska settlers used horsehair lines in 1870s fishing

Swedish settlers who arrived in Nebraska in the 1870s spun fishing lines from horse hair. Nebraska has seen five capitol buildings with two territorial capitols in Omaha and three state capitols in Lincoln.

Nebraska Omaha Lincoln

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