Legislature Should Not Set Seasons For Game Birds
The Sidney Telegraph editorial argues Nebraska lawmakers should not enact laws restricting game bird and animal seasons. Experts at the Nebraska Game and Fish Department should handle wildlife rules, not politicians. The paper warns against diverting agency authority amid a crowded statute book and jokes about a repeal-focused legislative session as a milestone for others.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Fish Department
Game Commission
A Plea To Mr Nixon Time Magazine and the postal delay
A frustrated reader laments Time Magazine arriving on unpredictable days from Tuesday to Sunday, noting how the changing delivery schedule disrupted a longtime Wednesday reading night. The writer asks President Nixon to intervene with the postal service to restore a reliable weekday delivery.
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Time
Express
Nixon
Vietnam
Shabby treatment of outstate Nebraska press
The Sidney Telegraph complains of delayed and unequal access to long range highway plans. It cites faster reporting by Omaha Lincoln and Scottsbluff papers, and notes official releases arrive days after metropolitan outlets. The piece condemns state agencies for favoring city media and laments the unfair, undemocratic practice.
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Sidney Telegraph
Department of Roads
Nebraska
Daily Press
Telegraph
Omaha
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Postoffice
Safety belts would save thousands of auto lives
The National Safety Council cites estimates that 8,000 to 10,000 annual deaths could be prevented if every car occupant wore a belt. Even the lower figure proves a strong case for universal use, now with lap and shoulder belts common, reducing objections to fastening up.
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National Safety Council
Harry Porter, Jr
Council
Wyoming Senate Bills and Hair Style Disfranchisement
Wyoming state Senate passes a bill lowering the voting age to 19 but provisions deny voting rights to anyone with hair not conforming to military style. The act would bar those sporting hippie or nonconforming hair from the polls, linking appearance to suffrage.
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Wyoming
Army
Wyoming State Senate
Crossword Clue Fragments From a 19th Century Puzzle
A list of numbered clues appears including Styptic Eur rabbit Rake Psalm Transported Spanned Intellectual person Ship's anchorage Shade trees Silent Pindar work Anesthetic Fr season Blackbird College degree abbr. The fragment resembles a cryptic style puzzle with varied definitions and cross references.
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Ship's Anchorage
Nebraska Osteopathic Bill Would Allow Full Practice
A compromise bill LB1223 moving from committee would let recent osteopathic graduates join full medical practice in Nebraska. Support from osteopathic and medical groups aims to ease doctor shortages, especially in rural areas, with eligibility for June exams if enacted quickly.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska bills seek abolition of many advisory commissions
The Budget Committee in Nebraska proposed two bills to abolish a wide range of advisory commissions. The aim is to review all advisory groups and decide which should continue, while noting that committees can become advocates rather than advisors. The piece praises committees made of critics and skeptics, not lobbyists.
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Nebraska
Norfolk Daily News
Nebraska cattle disease vaccine breakthrough reported
University of Nebraska veterinary scientists say they have isolated the virus causing scours in calves, with a vaccine possible within a year. The discovery could save Nebraskans millions annually and bolster state agricultural and educational assets.
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Department of the Veterinary Science
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
M.J. Twiehaus
Lincoln Journal
Farm Bureau Pushes Free Market Over Current Farm Aid
The Lincoln Star notes the Farm Bureau’s push to abandon acreage controls and price supports for a free market, arguing it would burden half a million farmers and risk turmoil for many more. It warns against a market led by big operators or the Bureau, predicting higher prices for consumers and criticizing subsidies for business and industry.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Farm Bureau
Lincoln Star
Printing Services Ad for Ine Sidney Telegraph
Advertising blurb for printing needs directs customers to Ine Sidney Telegraph located at 8s0 1hth Ave offering printing services.
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Sidney ‘Telegraph
States lobby to move Nebraska Game Commission HQ
Lincoln amid a push by Ord backer Sen. Rudolf Kokes to relocate the Game Commission from Lincoln to Ord. Grand Island and Holdrege supporters joined the bid as lawmakers heard rival bills to abolish the commission or strip it to an advisory body while noting pressure from many Nebraska communities craving the $1.25 million payroll and related jobs. Separately Gov. Norbert Tiemann named Edwin Langley as banking director with an $18,000 salary.
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Lincoln
Ord
Glenn Auble
Agriculture Committee
State Game Commission
Rudolf Kokes
Kokes
Alliance
Holdrege
Minden
Neligh
Auble
University of Nebraska
Grand Island
Game Commission
Nebraska
Roy W. Pearson
Holdrege Industrial and Development Corp
Phelps County
The
Commission
Department
J. James Waldron
Callaway
Waldron
John Kurtz
Fort Robinson State Park
John Binning
Randall Adams
Melvin O. Steen
M. M. “Milt” Muncie
Plattsmouth
Izaak Walton League
Nebraska Council of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Nebraska Waterfowl Hunters Assn
Langley to Lead Nebraska Finance Dept as Haines Retires
Langley, native of Central City and Hastings College and University of Nebraska Law graduate, moves from Lincoln law firm to state house to head the department. He has trust experience with First National Bank of Omaha and training from the American Banking Association. Governor Tiemann backs Langley with full authority to implement changes and will study homestead exemption further for two years.
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Haines
Langley
Central City
Hastings College
University of Nebraska College of Law
First National Bank of Omaha
American Banking Association
National Trust School
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nelson, Harding, Richling, Leonard and
Tate
Tiemann
Easter Eggs Before Easter Across Many Cultures
The piece traces ancient egg symbolism from Persians Greeks and Chinese to Western medieval Europe and the White House egg roll. It notes dyed painted eggs as gifts since 722 B C and describes Roman egg prizes and folk games like egg rolling while offering dyeing methods and safe hard boiling tips from the Poultry and Egg National Board.
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China
Edward I
England
Europe
Yugoslavia
Christ Is
Poland
White House
Scotland
Poultry and Egg National Board
Consumer Information Organization
Fire destroys Henry Lanker dairy barn near Sidney
In March 1969 a sudden electric short sparked a blaze that leveled the Henry Lanker dairy barn one mile south of Sidney near the German Lutheran church. The loss halts a family dairy operation with over 40 cows and jeopardizes income for Raymond Lanker, his wife, three daughters, and an ill father. Neighbors and longtime friends urge organized local aid to support the family through this hardship.
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Sidney
Henry Lanker
Chappell
Seward
Raymond
Denver
John Fischer
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