Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Summary
The Sidney Telegraph editorial page reflects Western Nebraska's history as a longtime newspaper since 1873. It notes association with the Associated Press and Nebraska Press Association and identifies Cheyenne County as the official service area. The paper is published Monday Wednesday and Friday from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Alsn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Could You Fill The Job Superintendent Role In Sidney
The superintendent in Sidney governs a one million dollar yearly budget with over one hundred employees and valuable facilities. The role blends educational oversight with business management, requiring adherence to state and federal standards and awareness of federal programs funding supplementary services.
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Sidney
Computerized data center sparks privacy concerns
A Budget Bureau consultant proposes a consolidated federal data center holding Social Security and tax records on about a billion punch cards. Critics warn of lax privacy controls and potential abuse, while supporters cite efficiency gains. The piece also notes Nebraska anecdotes about political spouses influencing public image.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Budget Bureau
Edward V. Long
It Sounds Good Sidney Elks and Country Club Merge
A proposal suggests the Sidney Elks Lodge and the Sidney Country Club share a clubhouse and operate as partners. Both groups face financial strain and underused or aging facilities, and a joint arrangement could resolve issues and create a progressive, profitable association for officials and members to consider carefully.
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Sidney Elks Lodge
Sidney Country Club
The
Elks
Country Club
Debate Over Pre School at Age Four Splits Editors
The Educational Policies Commission proposes expanding preschool to age four to prep middle class children, stressing reading and math would start at six. critics warn of cost and federal funding, while homeroom parents recall engaged reading at home and question the need. Other editorials urge citizens to boost law enforcement cooperation as Supreme Court confessions rulings push officers toward science, witnesses, and better courts to curb crime. A third piece praises a new world hunger program tying food aid to production and knowledge transfer, while guarding against overproduction via population controls and currency-based aid.
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Educational Policies Commission
National Education Association
NEA Commission
House
U.S
Rocky Mountain News
Senators Vie For 1967 Nebraska Speaker Post
Early session politicking hints at a two to three way race among Sens Elvin Adamson George Gerdes Jules W Burbach Eugene Mahoney and William Hasebroock for speaker of the upcoming legislature. The winner, likely from Omaha or the outstate, will preside in the lieutenant governor’s absence and spearhead agenda for urban needs. Also covered are a Missouri Basin Planning Commission bid, a Hastings State Hospital clinic for alcoholic women with a $100000 grant, selective bank chartering, real estate tax disputes, Fort Robinson reconstruction, a new state office site debate, and four proposed light plane landing strips for tourism development.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sens
Elvin Adamson
Valentine
George Gerdes
Alliance
Jules W. Burbach
Crofton
Eugene Mahoney
Omaha
William Hasebroock
West Point
Hasebroock
Missouri
Interior
Stewart Udall
Midwest
North Dakota
Morris
George Morris
Hastings State Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
James Landstedt
Lewis and Clark Lake
Merrit Reservoir
Fort Robinson
Harlan County
Sandstedt
Sidney area notes from a bygone era
A long town record summarizes 10 to 50 years back in Sidney Nebraska. It lists local appointments such as Bonnie Lindau as Cheyenne county home extension agent and Rev. W. K. Hasenyager at First Christian Church, plus industrial and civic notes like a hospital administrator search, Rotary charter, and a REA project fund. Reports cover weather, harvests, obituaries, anniversaries, and routine town business with many named residents, firms, and locales.
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Bonnie Lindau
Cheyenne County
W. K. Hasenyager
First Christian Church
Fossil Seekers
University of Nebraska Group
Donald M. DePriest
Ohio Oil Company
Libya
Sidney
Kimball Rotarians
W.H. Deaver
Lincoln
National Guard
Ward Johnson
Sidney Safeway
Trognitz
M. Wm. McAdam
Potter
Iowa
Wellner Bros
CEF
The System Says Tax Revenue Keeps the Economy Strong
A columnist argues that high taxes fund public spending that sustains the nation’s economy and high living standards. The piece asserts tax cuts would harm the economy and that politicians won’t reduce taxes due to reelection concerns.
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United States
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Alton
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Burlington
15Th Avenue
Mr. Johnson
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Carl E. Ledbetter
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Chester Taylor
Dalton
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Mona Livoni
Epworth League
Will Riggs
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Mabel
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Ogallala
W. R. Woods
Eagle Precinct
Mr. Omann
Blair
Neb
Mildred Idella Miles
William Raymond Bauer
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
J. J. McIntosh
Grace McIntosh
Will Frerichs
C. S. Webster
J. W. Dear
Red Cloud Agency
Peaceables
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Nebraska Department OF Roads
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