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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
9
The Midland View argues Nebraskans can advance tax equity by approving Proposal 10 on the November ballot to empower the Legislature to exempt remaining personal property. The piece contends finishing the tax package begun in 1967 will reduce unfair burdens on farmers, ranchers, and businesses while supporting economic growth and state health.
The Research and Education Foundation of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association awarded two 250 dollar scholarships to Miss Vicki Lynn Sturgeon of Gordon and Robert E. Germer of Chappell. Sturgeon, a Gordon Senior, plans a nursing career while working part time at Gordon Memorial Hospital. Germer, son of Mr and Mrs George Germer of Chappell, will study pre veterinary medicine at Kansas State University or Colorado State University and assists with chores at home. The winners were chosen from thirty one applicants as the foundation’s first scholarships. The Association office is in Alliance Nebraska.
Librarian recounts mixed reactions to a proposed Rap Room in a school setting. She envisions student-led planning, design, and rules, aiming to channel energy through music and dance while avoiding hostility or eviction. The piece calls for student leadership and candid input from teens and staff.
Marx Koehnke of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture says U S wheat price gains may trace to Canada's plan to cut wheat production. He notes any price benefits for the United States likely won’t appear for two to three years.
Canada announced a voluntary program to retire wheat land through summer fallowing or seeding to perennial forage. It aims to remove up to 25 million acres from production, though participation may be smaller. U S industry expects Canada to remain competitive until its surplus declines, but the move is welcome for American wheat producers as it supports global price stabilization.
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