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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

Page

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Do's and don'ts for fireworks safety guidance

The Office of Consumer Affairs outlines common sense safety tips for use of fireworks. Do place devices on level surfaces and outdoors only. Don't hold them in the hand unless directions allow. Children should use them only under close adult supervision and wait 10 seconds after a dud fuse before approaching. Public displays require staying in designated areas.

Office of Consumer Affairs Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Tax hike likely as Nebraskans face budget gaps in 1976

Lincoln hearings and a warning from Lincoln businessman Bill Harris indicate Nebraska must raise sales and income taxes or cut the budget to cover a looming shortfall. Officials project the 1977 general fund may exceed 447 million dollars due to unpaid credits, carryovers, and deficiency needs. Harris urged a rapid tax increase and warned of financial chaos without action.

Associated Press Omaha Glenn Goodrich Rochford Hastings Richard Marvel Appropriations Committee Attorney General Exon Marvel Legislative Lincoln Harris University of Nebraska

City rolls out first 90 gallon trash cans in South Sidney

South Sidney residents receive 90 gallon wheeled containers for curbside pickup as the city tests a new system using two packer trucks. Alleys get 300 gallon non wheeled containers shared among multiple homes while overall monthly fees could have risen from 4 to 5 dollars.

Country Club Heights South Sidney City of Sanitation Department Maynard Dilso

Sculptor arrives in Sidney for Fourth of July sculpture dedication

Hans Van de Bovenkamp arrives in Sidney to assemble Roadway Confluence a 35 foot sculpture. He plans a July 4 dedication at Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp with Lt Gov Gerald T Whelan presiding. He will stay about 10 days as artist in residence with his son Eric.

Hans van de Bovenkamp Sidney Sidneys van de Bovenkamp New York City Eric Gerald T Whelan Milford Bradford Graves George Baker Nebraska Kearney Steve Urry

Reagan narrows gap as delegates align amid GOP worries

Ronald Reagan nears 1000 pledged delegates while Ford builds lead with Minnesota Montana Idaho New Mexico Wyoming shifts boosting Reagan to 976 committed delegates. Nebraska I 80 Sculpture Corp plans July 4 dedications across sites with multiple artists unveiling Works and balloons. Dedications will continue in autumn for remaining pieces.

Associated Press Ronald Reagan Ford Republican National Committee Minnesota Reagan Montana Idaho New Mexico Wyoming California

Redington Bicentennial Tour Showcases Local History

Redington celebrated its 90th birthday with a 40 mile Bicentennial historical tour led by Robert Holmes and attended by over 100 people. The caravan visited the Redington Cemetery Glendale School Louis and Joe Newkirk Ranch Chalk Creek Cemetery and the Laing Building among other sites while an old fashioned worship service and exhibits at Camp Rock concluded the day. History expert Paul Henderson joined the group to provide context about the Morrill County town and its landmarks.

Con Marshall Redington Robert Holmes Redington Laura Morrill County Paul Henderson Bridgeport Camp Rock Holmes Louis Joe Newkirk Lucy Bushee Gordon Newkirks Douglas Gordon Nebraska Laing Guy Sim Laing Chalk Creek Cemetery John Waitman Sidney- Deadwood Sidney Ft Sedgwick Henderson

Congress moves to block payroll tax hike this week

Congress plans a stopgap bill to prevent a payroll withholding tax increase as last year's tax cuts expire. The measure aims to avert a $245 rise for a four person family earning $6 000, $204 for a couple at $10 000, $151 for a single at $10 000, and $180 for a four member family at $15 000.

Washington Congress House Senate

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