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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
5
May rainfall totals in Nebraska show varied statewide patterns with several counties logging above average amounts while others remained drier. Local weather officials note patterns tied to storm tracks, with higher totals in eastern counties and lighter rainfall in the panhandle.
Mrs Marion Whitaker was elected junior vice president of the Nebraska Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the state convention in Columbus. New officers include Merlin Magill president Tekamah LeRoy Wilson senior vice president and Grace Richards chaplain Lexington Esther Reed Grand Island treasurer LeRoy Blough Omaha conductress Ronald Longley Lexington guard.
Lincoln motor vehicles director says LB644 does not authorize minibike use on streets. The statute allows regulation within jurisdictions and mainly targets private property parks and recreation areas. The Thayer County banner notes county publishers claim broader power, which Kissack refutes. The article also mentions the ring-necked pheasant as having the longest tail among American game birds.
Classifieds in the Sidney Telegraph promise fast results for buyers and sellers. Readers report efficient connections, clear listings, and timely responses through the local classifieds platform.
Farm Bureau writer critiques Governor Exon’s push for a federal food and fiber board and a strategic reserve. He questions how such a board would function, potential production controls, price setting, and the impact on small versus large farmers amid decades of federal farm programs and surplus concerns.
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