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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1976

Page

7

Care Center Offers Affordable Day Care and Growth

A working mother can leave children at Sidney's Day Care Center for 6.50 a day, with programs for ages two to 12 including music science art and field trips. Open 6 30 a m to 6 p m year round. The center moved from Sioux Villa to East Ward School three years ago and now has 15 staff members 9 are foster grandparents. Prospective staff are interviewed by Suzi Sharp and Karen Gentry with inservice training required. Government and NYC provide teacher aides. expansion and a future building are hoped for. The center serves working mothers beyond low income families.

Sidney’s Sioux Villa East Ward School Suzi Sharp Sharp Karen Gentry Government NYC National Youth Corps Miss Sharp

Inflation hits Sidney public schools budget tough

Sidney Public School System faces rising costs from utilities and fuel as the district expands to 1,548 students with 102 teachers. Board member Bob Cook notes ongoing rate increases and no reserve tax funding, while enrollment declines threaten teacher hires and a vacant second grade position remains unfilled.

Sidney Bob Cook Board of Education Cook George Hinn

First U S minimum wage laws and inflation impact

The 1938 federal minimum wage of 25 cents an hour was designed to ease inflation and rising costs. Now at 2 30 an hour the wage act is tied to broad coverage, with many small shops and branches still outside scope.

Congress

School lunch programs face shortages and price pressures

A 1973 New Republic article notes a Nutrition Act grant authority to the Secretary of Agriculture for school lunch cash aid when commodities fall short and projects a 3 to 4 cent annual price rise. Sidney High School reports lunches up five cents in five years with stable student participation amid fluctuating funds and commodities amid rising shortages.

New Republic Magazine Secretary of Agriculture Runge Sidney High School U.S. News and World Report Department of Agriculture

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Jamie Preble By Susan Hendee Ste U.S Marie Runge
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