Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper since 1873, is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc in Sidney Nebraska. It operates as an Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Alsn member, official Cheyenne County newspaper.
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Continuous Education at Central School Planned Pilot Program
The Sidney Telegraph reports the Sidney Board of Education has approved a pilot program of continuous education at Central School. Supt. Russell Pedersen and administrators say the plan is a major educational advance, chosen after careful study, with ongoing news updates to educate readers about its history workings and potential. The feature promises a significant story for parents and residents.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Board of Education
Central School
Russell Pedersen
Board of Education
Pedersen
Education Board
Youth Camp Is Asset for Sidney Nebraska
The start of work on Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp marks a milestone for Sidney and the surrounding area. The project aims to host a summer camp for at least 500 youths, with potential to serve year round. City support, land and funds are key, forecasting thousands of visitors May through September and significant a boost to local business. Ivan Liljegren, camp president, sees Sidney as a leading Nebraska camp location in the 1970s.
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Lodgepole Valley
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska Panhandle
Ivan Liljegren
Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp, Inc
Our Nominations for Nebraska’s Outstanding Citizens
The piece nominates Jake Isaacson and Mel Steen as Nebraska’s outstanding citizens. It lauds Isaacson for forty years guiding cooperative efforts as Ak-Sar-Ben general manager and uniting Nebraska and Omaha. Steen is praised for retiring Game Commission leadership, inspiring state pride, shaping Nebraska’s character, and energizing its outlook.
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Nebraska
Jake Isaacson
Mel Steen
Isaacson
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Steen
Nebraska Game Commission
Political timber fades as governors vanish in New York visit
The piece argues that New York Gov Nelson and New York Mayor Lindsay proved more interested in expediency than statesmanship by cases of them turning up missing during President Johnson's visit to New York.
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New York
Nelson
John Lindsay
Pom
Paonia Colorado Hosts 16 Churches for 1080 Residents
Paonia in western Colorado has 16 churches, or about one for every 67 residents. The town’s population is around 1,080.
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Paonia
Colo
Colorado
Bank of America to Reopen Isla Vista Branch After Violence
Isla Vista's Bank of America plans to reopen on Monday March 9 after a February 25 mob attack gutted the branch and sparked fires. The message defends nonviolence and urges Americans to distinguish protest from destruction while pledging cooperation with public officials and a return to safe streets.
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Isla Veta
California
University of California
Bank of America
Isla Vista
Vietnam
Chicago
Year Of The Fossils Spurs Drift Theory From Antarctica
The Deseret Post notes 1969 as a landmark year for fossil finds. Antarctic discoveries at Coalsack Bluff reveal bone fragments of a four legged reptile, linking Gondwanaland to modern continents and supporting continental drift. The moon rocks from Apollo missions are mentioned alongside fossil evidence.
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Umiverse
Coalsack Bluff
Antarctica
Africa
Americas
Europe
Australia
Gondwanaland
Peter J. Barrett
Graphite Peak
Conessack Bluff
U.S
Astarctica
Coalsack Ridge
United States
South America
Antarctic
Desver Post
Hughes to Speak at Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Omaha
Nebraska Democrats announce Sen. Harold Hughes of Iowa will headline the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Omaha on May 1. A three term governor and 1969 Senate appointee, Hughes is viewed as a leading 1972 presidential prospect and will face Repulican counterpoints as Nebraskans hear two viewpoints on national policy.
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Democratic Party
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Omaha
Bughes
Senate
Eugene McC Ss
Chicago
Democratic Commission On
Hughes
Crossword puzzle clues with mixed answers across and down
A compact list of crossword clues spanning across and down entries. Includes definitions for each numbered position such as canvasback, synthetic material, cordierite, intellectual, tricks, ratite bird, manageable, old Siamese coin, and many others. Also provides geometric solids, piquant, detective, moppet, Geraint's wife, and more.
Truckers Push Safety Campaign
A report by the American Trucking Associations funded by United States Steel Corporation and the ATA Foundation highlights highway safety progress since 1934. It notes lower death rates per 100 million vehicle miles, discusses traffic injuries vs. crime, and outlines SCORE the Safety Committee on Review and Evaluation. It calls for driver focus enforcement vehicle and highway improvements and urges public access to the full findings.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
ATA Foundation
Public Information, Education and Research Organization
William F. Fuchs
H. H. Bliss
New York
Viet Nam
Safety Committee On Review and
Public Relations Department
P Street
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Washington, D. C
Governor Opens Probe and Forms Drug Abuse Commission
Nebraska Governor Norbert T. Tiemann announced plans to form a state drug abuse commission by executive order after a two day conference at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education attended by about 200. The panel urged a central state agency to coordinate anti-drug efforts and train teachers counselors physicians and lawyers. The report shows rising arrests and widespread concern across age groups with regional meetings planned to spread the drug education message.
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Lincoln
Norbert T. Tiemann
Nebraska Center
Nebraska
Tiemann
PTA
State Department of Education
Platte Valley Academy
Shelton
Nebraska Higher Education
Nebraska Psychiatric Institute
Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association
Council On Alcohol Education
Irresponsibility in Drug Abuse Reports Draws PTA Criticism
The National PTA condemned premature statements about drug misuse during its Board meeting in Dallas Texas. President Mrs Leon S Price urged careful claims that align with research. The group said such assertions hinder efforts to address drug problems and stressed cautious communication among organizations and individuals.
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National Pta
National Pta Board of Managers
Dallas
Texas
Leon S. Price
Price
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