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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1970
Page
9
A Lake Dear Editor letter urges harsher enforcement of drug laws after LSD incidents at Scott Bluff. The writer demands maximum penalties and bond removals for LSD suppliers and all violators, urging citizens to inform themselves and back law officers.
Final rites were held in Dalton Presbyterian Church for James E. Davison 85 who died after a long illness. Interment followed at Dalton Cemetery with pallbearers. Davison a native of St Paul Indiana came to Dalton with his parents in 1886. He is survived by two sons three daughters a sister a brother and 12 grandchildren.
Two state educational groups convene in Alliance this week. NESUBA opens registration 8:30 to 9:25 a.m. Thursday with sessions at Unit 17 and the Drake Hotel. Key speakers include Leslie A. Stull and Robert G. Simmons Jr. A Thursday dinner features Dr. Edwin Nelson. About 75 attendees expected.
Michael J. Dickes 22, a St Patrick's Academy graduate with IBM Denver training, joins American National Bank Drive-In as teller. Former bookkeeper Denver Bearing Co and family man living at 1816 14th Ave with wife Sheila and son Sean. Also notes Unit 19 attendees Bill Kelley Dale Flora Dean Scheele Duane Kahl Del Splitter, with Splitter serving as state association treasurer.
Services for Mrs Sol T Willis Sr aged 64 were held Friday morning at St Patrick's Church with Rev Edward Flinn in charge. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Gordon Tobin Ervin Smith Maynard Roche W W Schulz William Krueger and Glenn Moore. A Sidney resident since 1930 she was a Missouri native survived by her widow four sons 11 grandchildren two great grandchildren and two brothers.
Eugene Thompson, superintendent of Lodgepole Public Schools, has signed for a third year. He leads his own alma mater as part of the agreement announced this week.
Mrs Haven Smith of Chappell chairs the eleven member Presidential Task Force on Rural Development. The White House released the report on March 10 after a Cabinet Room briefing on March 6 with Vice President Agnew presiding. The task force proposed 77 recommendations across twelve areas including a Rural Development Credit Bank, tax incentives for rural locators, and accelerated federal spending on water, sewer, and reforestation programs.
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