Water and World Ideas in a Modern Community
A reflective piece covers water as a precious global resource and its destructive potential, cites floods in Colorado and Nebraska, and argues for better harnessing of watersheds. It also discusses Hillside Golf Course development, a proposed Medicare reform via Eldercare, AMA testimony, and the rise of international travel expanding cultural understanding and people-to-people exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Nebraska
Space
Earth
America
Hillside Golf Course
Sidney Municipal
Senate
Donovan F. Ward
M.D
American Medical Association
Senate Finance Committee
United States
AMA
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Health Insurance Companies
Longest day of the year in June brings daylight
Compiled from The Sidney Telegraph a June article notes June 21 as the year's longest day and outlines local events including Fort Sidney Days successes, pool opening, and other civic happenings in Cheyenne County Nebraska towns. It mentions notable deaths, farm income declines, canyon weather, and a new Safeway store opening with 50 units at Sioux Villa planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sidney
C. B. Bentley
Denver
Bentley
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jack H. Lowe
The
Telegraph
White House
Lowe
Admiral Burke
U.S. Navy
Esther L. Booth
Booth
Metamory
Safeway
Sioux Villa
North Platte Station
Gus Hellbush
Hellbush
Gus
Panhandle
Western Ice & Storage Company
Laaker Place
Nebraska lawmakers weigh combo sales and income tax plan
Sen George Gerdes proposes tying LB797 income tax to a 2 percent sales tax once LB797 passes. The plan aims to broaden the tax base, stabilize revenue for state government and fund local schools, with revenues exceeding the current needs and offsetting property taxes. Debate centers on fixed rates, potential industry impact, and the fate of LB797 or LB141 as fallback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gerdes
Alliance
Gerdes
Nebraska
Lincoln
Brides Reminded Change Of Name For New Card
June is the peak wedding month and the Social Security Administration urges brides to notify their office after changing their name. A new card will reflect the new name with the same account number, and earnings records will be updated accordingly. The Scottsbluff SSA office offers help with name changes or replacement cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Johnson’s Grove
Colorado-Nebraska
Peetz
Kimball
Potter Golf Club
Donald Livoni
McNish
P. W. Barker
Country Club
Anna Badziong
David City
Henry Pavlat
Bradley
Hastings
Sunol Bhe
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Claire W. Schuneman
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Declared Scabies Free State Milestone
Pearle F Finigan director of the state department of agriculture and economic development received a telegram from USDA praising Nebraska for becoming a sheep scabies free state. Nebraska joins 47 states Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands in disease elimination as dipping ended June 10 1965 following the May 27 1965 official declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle F. Finigan
State Department of Agriculture and Economic Development
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Nebraska
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co.,, Inc
Llth Ave
Shipman
Edward
Joseph Brachtenbach
Joseph Beyer
Frank Borton
Raymond Buettner
John Hemmer
James Koutnik
Clement Kretz
George Kretz
Walter Rezanina
Tillie Hemmer
Alma Portrey
Clara Portrey
Ethel Residorff
Helen Rezanina
Agenes Semerad
Ed Swatzlander
Misses Radcliff
Omaha
Paige
Mr. Swatzlander
Elm Creek
Wheeling
Saigon
District of Columbia
Nebraska State Journal
West Germany
Manhattan
Rockies
Samuel R. Sweet
Hilman S. Anderson
Anna Mahr
Green River
van Hardeveld
Jones
Ed Doran
Snyder
Harry Margesson
Cream City Cattle Association
Sidney Trade Area
Jewelers
Foland
Sidney 66 Oil Ben Franklin
Thomas Lumber Co
Farmers Co-Op Gas & Oil
Sears
Horrock Bros
Moore’s Glass and Paint
Sidney National Bank
Lee Stores
Hardy-Clark Furniture Snyder Clothing Farmers Feed and Seed
Goodyear Service Store
Scabies
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