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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
4
The column blends IRS questions and answers with household recipe notes. It covers how to handle tax bills and refunds, unemployment benefits, dependents, scholarships, pensions, and depreciation, plus a long list of flatbread and baking recipes from a centennial cookbook. The piece includes notices about IRS publications and local extension club work.
In the Nebraska Panhandle district of Scottsbluff, 235 widowed mothers and 1,456 children receive monthly Social Security benefits totaling $107,104, plus 319 disabled children receive $10,174. Benefits range from $82.50 to $434 monthly, with a lump sum burial payment on first checks. Mothers and children can receive benefits until ages 18 to 22, with extensions for disabilities. over 30 years of payments total more than $231/2 billion nationally.
Nebraska marks National Wildlife Week March 16 22 1969 with a push to provide habitat for wildlife. The Nebraska Game Commission cites loss of woodlots fence rows wetlands and stream courses due to farming industry growth urban expansion and pollution. A three point plan urges planting food cover and shelter plots eliminating water pollution and cleaning up litter. Gene Hornbeck urges grassroots citizen conservation efforts and offers project details at the Nebraska Game Commission state capitol Lincoln.
A crowd-backed push advances a missile museum at the abandoned Atlas site three miles southwest of Kimball. planners seek a non profit complex with a 8000 sq ft building, subsidiary businesses, a motel, restaurant, service station and gift shop, employing up to 60 by year five.
The City of Sidney issued $36,500 worth of building permits in February. The largest permit was $20,000 for a new service station at 1337 Illinois. Other permits covered remodeling on existing residences in the city.
The Sidney Police Department records show February totals lower than last year with 10 breaking and entering complaints versus 23 in February 1968. Larceny under 50 dollars and over 50 dollars each reported five cases. 44 people appeared in traffic court, all found guilty. 132 motorist contacts for traffic violations. 35 accidents and 1,484 traffic tickets issued for overtime parking.
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