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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1975
Page
5
Cub Scout Pack awards were presented at Monday’s meeting. Jeff Schneider received a Wolf Badge and Greg Shaw earned a Wolf Badge and Gold Arrow. Webb Shaun Brothers earned activity badges for achievement including Artist.
The Dix Lions Club sponsors a Father-Daughter Banquet at the school on Monday evening. The meal is set for 7 pm with prizes and entertainment. Tickets are available from Lions Club members.
Bridge Club met at Mrs John Isaacs home on Thursday afternoon. Winners were Mrs Melvin Campbell high, Mrs Dorcas Spencer traveling, and Mrs L L Puhh low. Members then joined a Bicycle Rodeo after awards and pie and coffee closed the day.
Lions Club District Deputy Mrs Lyle Shaw and members Ed Forsyth Jerome Lobner Dennis Peterson and Carl Johnson attended the District Licks Club meeting at Kimball on Sunday along with Mrs Ba Forsyth and Mrs Nancy Biesecker.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Wycoff entertained at a Sunday evening pinochle gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Engstrom, Mr and Mrs George Jackson, Mr and Mrs Ed Forsyth, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shaw, Mr and Mrs Judd Adams, Mr and Mrs Loren Tisdale, Mr and Mrs Gardner Nott, Mrs Florence Tobler, Mrs Laura Biesecker, and Mr and Mrs Jerome Lobner.
The National Farmers Union parts ways with the National Farm Coalition over the emergency farm legislation. NFC urges Congress and the President to approve higher 1975 target prices and loan rates, while NFU calls the bill inadequate and argues for a long range national farm policy with parity as a benchmark.
The Nebraska Committee for the Humanities awarded Kearney State College a 3500 dollar grant to support a symposium titled Violence Its Origin and Implications for the Future of Humanity. The event will take place March 13 14 at KSC.
In the 1948 election President Harry Truman wins the popular vote over Thomas E Dewey by a plurality of 2,136 to 525. The note mentions Prince Rainier III ruling Monaco since 1949.
Members of the Mechanics Class at Dix High School taught by George Killham toured South Eastern Nebraska Technical College in Milford last week to learn about college programs and facilities.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haack and Mr and Mrs Herb Baack returned Friday after a week in Honolulu visiting Herb's cousin the Wiederehefs and Dr and Mrs Rod Pearson. Ron Marks visited Salina with his sister Luana George and children while his mother and Bernard Erpelding hosted in Dix. Gary Marks moved to Scottsbluff to open a tire store. the group traveled from Dix for Edson Madden's funeral.
Lincoln Nebraska. The legislature rejected Sen Gerald Koch's bid to amend LB126 to exempt school districts from a law requiring withholding of union dues when requested by governmental employees. The bill had passed earlier and was moved toward second passage after a second round floor approval.
Lincoln article reports Big Springs Senator Jack Mills leading opposition to an $11 million county welfare costs transfer. Legislature refused Monday to approve 1.B202, killing the bill that would shift welfare methcal costs from county to state funds.
A public hearing in Scottsbluff on March 26 reviews the Area plan for elderly services. The meeting covers continued funding for Senior Handi Bus and Handyman projects, nutrition programs, and includes representatives from the Nebraska Commission on Aging. The Western Nebraska Area Agency on Aging also announces a current directory of U S senior centers published by the National Council on Aging is available. information lines will be provided.
Treasury Secretary Simon sees patches of blue in a gray winter sky while AFL-CIO President Meany describes a low mood in the economy. They contrast over recession depth, tax cuts, and policy cures as debates among economists unfold.
Manure can supply valuable nitrogen but availability is time delayed. First year about 50 percent, then 15 percent, 10 percent, and 5 percent over the next three years. Surface application without immediate incorporation lowers oat yields. immediate incorporation yields 100 percent, 6 hour delay 79 percent, 24 hour delay further reduces value. Side benefits include improved soil water storage and microbial activity. best with continuous low-rate applications around 10-12 tons per acre per year.
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