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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1969

Page

9

Nebraska bow season and wild life notes in state report

Nebraska archers can again take to the banks of rivers and streams on April 1 the bow season opens. Non game fish may be taken with arrows or spears year round. A special observation blind for sharp tailed grouse dances is at Halsey in the Nebraska National Forest. Readers should contact the district ranger at Halsey before visiting. The Game Commission next meets at 9 am on March 27 in the State Capitol offices.

Nebraska Nebraska National Forest Halsey The Game Commission U.S. Forest Service

PERC brings modern media to Panhandle schools in Nebraska

The Panhandle Education Resource Center PERC operates from Chadron State College library to deliver 16mm and 8mm films tapes records overheads and print materials to rural and town schools. Funded by a federal ESEA grant ESU 19 offers repair services and graphic design help with daily delivery via a van.

United States Nebraska Panhandle Panhandle PERC Chadron State College Library

Cholera Free Hogs Declared Wisconsin Leads States

Wisconsin becomes the first top ten hog producers to be officially declared hog cholera free. It marks the 12th state to achieve this status while several others including Alaska Idaho Michigan Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming remain free. Vermont has lost its free status after disease spread within its borders.

Wisconsin Alaska Idaho Michigan Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Vermont

Evaluation of PERC Program Discussed at Chadron Meeting

Coordinators from Educational Service Unit 19 and Panhandle Educational Resources Center met at East Ward school for a hash session on evaluating PERC in its first year. Speakers included PERC director Dick McGee and media consultant Bob Kumala with Pat Smith from Chadron.

Educational Service Unit 19 Panhandle Educational Resources Center Chadron State College East Ward PERC Dick McGee Chadron Bob Kumala Unit 18 Scottsbluff Pat Smith

Narcotics Film on LSD 25 Arrives for Panhandle Area

Educational Service Unit 18 purchased the 26 minute color film LSD 25 for Scotts Bluff Juvenile Advisory Committee in the Panhandle. Udell Landrum presented the film to President Jim Landrum Monday. The film covers LSD dangers and real cases, and will be available to educators parents medical personnel and law officials. Booking is through the Juvenile Production office at 436 4500. A drug abuse packet was sent to Panhandle teachers along with the film.

Scotts Bluff Landrum Panhandle Service Unit

U S grant funds study of earthquakes in Israel

The U S Air Force Aerospace Research Office in Europe has awarded 20000 dollars to Professor Ari Ben Menahem of the Weizmann Institute Applied Mathematics Department to study earthquakes and their causes.

Rehovoth Israal U. S. Air Force Aerospace Research Office Europe Ari Ben-Menahem Weizmann Institute Applied Mathematics Department

Lincoln youth exchange program seeks host families

Nebraska 4 H Club invites families to apply to host International Farm Youth Exchange participants. More than 700 Nebraska families have hosted 138 youths from 40 countries. Qualities include welcoming children, community participation, privacy for letters, and respect for religious and cultural practices. Orientation provided. hosts invited to join picnics and camps. The piece ends with a note on Omaha Indians allied with the Pawnee in battles against the Cheyenne and Sioux.

Lincoln International Farm John Orr

Grilled Cheese and Bacon Sandwiches with Butter Fried Bananas

A compact note proposing a menu idea blending classic grilled cheese with bacon and butter fried bananas. The concept centers on a savory cheese sandwich enhanced by crispy bacon and a caramelized banana twist, offering a sweet fruit balance.

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