Farmers and Government Join In Environmental Plan
Cheyenne County farmers will join the Rural Environmental Assistance Program with emphasis on pollution reduction and soil and water conservation. The program, announced in Washington by Secretary Clifford Hardin, will share costs between farmers and the federal government for practices such as dams ponds waterways buffer strips and three plantings. Applications begin after REAP funds are allocated. local ASC committees will select practices and set cost-sharing, with signup dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ray Davis
ASC
Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
ACP
ASCS
Davis
Fight Of The Century Frazier Clay Airs On KSID
KSID Radio in New York will broadcast the Madison Square Garden heavyweight title fight between Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier at 8 05 p m local time. The bout, slated for 15 rounds, features both undefeated contenders each paid 25 million, with delayed rounds and no live nationwide coverage. Clay predicts a fifth round KO.
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New York
Slaughter House
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Ksid Radio
Dave Young
Clay
Crops Under Loan Must Be Released By Agency Before Sale
Farmers with price support loans must obtain written county ASC authorization before removing stored commodities. Rexroth notes approval protects government interests and requires personal county visits, not just calls. If selling, loan repayment is due within 15 days of removal. buyers and other terms must be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Robert Rexroth
Joan
Rexroth
Cheyenne County
Hog and Cattle Feeding Forum on State ETV
Highlights of the Mid-America Livestock Forum air Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. on Nebraska Educational Television stations. Held February 25 at the Omaha Hilton, the forum features two panels on Hog Production and Cattle Feeding for Profit with experts from Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Denison. Dr. Raymond Doll provides the closing address.
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Nebraska
Ron Hull
Omaha Hilton
University of Nebraska Television
Creighton Knall
National Pork Producers Council
Arnold Rose
Canker City
Kanshog
Darrold Ingwersen
Persia
Donald Marfice
Wakefield
Nebi
Frank Baker
Animal Science Department
University of Nebraska
Gerald Franks
Towa Beef Processors
Denison
H.W. Harrington
Grand Island
Charles Phelps
Hastings
Raymond Doll
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
John Mason Receives National Quality Award in Sidney
John Mason of Brittan Agency representing Ohio National Life Insurance in Sidney has been named a National Quality Award recipient. Mason is a seven year winner, recognized for excellence in service to clients within the life insurance profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
CLA
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Sidney
NQA
Mason
Basil infused tomato juice served chilled overnight
Dried basil added to tomato juice and left in the refrigerator overnight. The strained mix is served ice cold as a refreshing drink.
Unsolicited Mail Goods and Nebraska Law
Nebraska law allows refusing unsolicited goods mailed to a recipient who did not order them. Mary, an elderly widow, received a booklet from the Glorious Relief Agency seeking a $3 payment, which she could not afford, and discarded it. The law treats such items as a gifted delivery, enabling the recipient to use or dispose of them without paying, though caution is advised as fraud can occur with charitable-seeming solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Glorious Relief Agency of
Brooklyn
GRAB
Nebraska
Aluminum plates windproof rodent proof cover ad
Classified notice for aluminum plates priced at 20 cents each offered by The Sidney Telegraph. Material described as windproof and rodent proof, targeting readers needing durable covering solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sidney Telegraph
Idling Less Productive Land To Penalty In Subsidy Plans
The Agriculture Department says 1971 crop subsidy payments will be reduced if farmers idle or set aside less productive land than planned. Signups begin for wheat, feed grains and cotton with set aside rules, plus emergency substitution approved for four states to plant alternative crops on corn acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Seven bills could reshape Nebraska Natural Resources Districts
Nebraska Farm Bureau notes seven introduced bills would alter the 1969 Natural Resources Districts Law. Proposals include creating 20 NRDs, changing fiscal years and mill levies, banning general obligation bonds while allowing revenue bonds, and potentially replacing the Soil and Water Conservation Commission with a 20-member Board of Natural Resources. The plan also covers district mergers, boundary changes, and public power district divisions with emphasis on election methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil & Water Conservation
Legislative Council Committee
Natural Resources
Soil & Walter
Board of Natural Resources
Nebraska
Soil & Water Conservation Commission
Board of Natural Resources Districts
District Court
James Waldron
Callaway
Box Butte To Confer Tuesday On Agent Replacement
Box Butte County Extension Board meets Tuesday with Cliff Ashburn to discuss replacing County Extension Agent David Mick Evertson who resigned this week to become area livestock consultant for DeKalb Feed Co. Rock Falls Illinois. Evertson has served Alliance since August 1 1970 and is a Kimball native with a 1963 Nebraska B S. degree. earlier he was Scotts Bluff County agent from 1964 to 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Box Butte County Extension Board
Cliff Ashburn
Box Butte County
David
Mick) Evertson
Evertson
DeKalb Feed Co
Rock Falls
Lll
Kimball
University of Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Sidney Telegraph Classifieds Prominent Ad Space Available
Local ad page invites readers to place notices for sales rentals and services. The Sidney Telegraph promotes affordable classified listings and urges community members to contact the news department for advertising opportunities.
Area Art Show Open To All
The North Platte Valley Artists Guild announces its sixteenth Annual Five State Art Exhibition open to artists from Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska. Media allowed. Entries due March 27 1971 with work to reach by April 1. Prizes cash ribbons and a judge will be William Sanderson Denver University.
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North Platte Valley
North Platte Valley Artists Guild
Scottsbluff
Nebr
WW Wells
William Sanderson
Denver University
Rail Service Rule Tightens Nebraska Rail Stops Weekly
The State Railway Commission announced a new rule requiring railroads to stop at least once weekly at every station on their lines in Nebraska. An exception applies only when no cars are to be delivered to or from a station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Nebraska
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KSID
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Mittee Handsel
Datsun
3Rd Street
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Law
Nebraska State Bar Association
State House
Neb
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
M.M. Vankirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Box Butte
Sidney Telegraph News Department
Didier
Minneapolis-Moline
Tractor & Tillage Tools
Hesston
Fox Forage Choppers
Foland Farm
Forrest
Sidney Draw Road
J.D
J.D. Hitech
L.A. Case
Ford
H.C
Graham Home
Donahue
Continental Post
Keeler
Mer
Mayrath
Stan Kreeger
Mr. Mehatt
E.F
Mohatt
Dale E
Mt. Vernon
Comm
American National Bank
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