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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
7
Services ad offers custom tabiets remodeling and additions with guaranteed craftsmanship. Contact Dalton at 376 2482 for estimates and project details.
Master electrician offers residential and commercial work in walls wiring and new construction. Bonded licensed and reasonable rates. Call 254 3999. Also interior and exterior painting of houses and barns and shingling. Sidney Nebraska.
Real Estate and farm equipment auctions planned across Nebraska towns in March. Sidney hosts auctions at 1804 1810 1816 14th with Dale Katen as auctioneer. Kimball area features farm machinery sale led by Maurice Kath. Dalton real estate and shop equipment sale listed with Art Frerichs owner. Potter hosts real estate auction at American Legion Hall with Shirley D Richie and Harold Kraupie as auctioneer.
The piece traces New Year resolutions to ancient practices in Persia gifting eggs to signify new life England's chimney cleaning on New Year’s Day as luck for the coming year and the Jewish New Year cleansing sins before the year begins. It notes the varied customs reflecting starting over and fresh beginnings.
Lincoln AP reports the legislature passed LB 403 with an emergency clause to distribute 2 million in state funds to aid local school districts under Nebraska s troubled special education program for handicapped children. LB 555 was hurried through to fix cash flow problems caused by prior administrative errors and will become law when signed by Gov. Exon. The program, created in 1973 and funded at over 8 million last year, faced controversy over erroneous payments via Education Service Units rather than through districts, with some districts overpaid and others underpaid or compensated erroneously. Hastings lawmaker Richard Marvel withdrew a motion to stage amendments, noting ongoing concerns about the 2 million payment.
Readers dispute editor notes on routine items and gossip in the paper. The letter from Mrs Lee Shoemaker of Dalton argues for more school coverage, while a separate debate includes Sen Frank Lewis about LB555 and funding rules. Several senators vote on emergency distribution of funds.
The legislature approved a new obscenity law at Omaha City Prosecutor Gary Bucchino’s request. It lets a jury determine obscenity by the average person using contemporary community standards and the work's overall lack of serious value. The bill claims three tests to define obscenity and would repeal a prior law allowing jury views to reflect the community.
January meat imports climbed about 30 percent from December to 1.355 billion pounds, led by Australia and New Zealand. The Ford administration sought voluntary restraint from 15 supplier countries to curb 1975 shipments, aiming to avoid mandatory quotas under a 1964 law.
Nebraska state senator John DeCamp of Neligh announced plans for a self financed visit to South Vietnam in about two weeks to reacquaint himself with friends and the country. The trip precedes an April 1959 Washington foreign policy conference to be attended by Henry Kissinger who invited 100 officials nationwide including nine Nebraska senators. DeCamp and Columbus Senator Donald Dworak have accepted.
Freshman and Sophomore Tourney at Potter March 6 7. School Board Meeting March 18. MAC Music Contest March 20. Texas Cowgirls Basketball at 7 30 March 21. End of 3rd quarter Scottsbluff Career Days March 27. Dist Speech Contest Girls Track at Harrisburg March 27. Dismissed at 1 30 March 31 No School Faster Vacation.
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