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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1972

Page

3

Taxpayers Demand Assurance on Replacing Local Property Taxes

Advocates push for guaranteed state aid to actually replace local school property taxes. The article reviews LB 1377 veto history, replacement concerns, and calls for mechanisms to ensure funds cut property tax burdens rather than inflating district mill levies.

J. J. Exon Exon Jerome Warner Len Warner

Board elections set for Nebraska technical colleges May 9

Nebraska voters will nominate candidates for three technical community college area boards on May 9 under LB 759. The Central Nebraska, Northeast Nebraska, and Mid-Plains areas face contested, uncontested, and multi-candidate races as 17 board seats have only one candidate. Some Panhandle counties plan legal challenges to the act’s constitutionality.

Lincoln Technical Community College Nebraska Mid-Plains State Justice Department State Board of Education Central Nebraska

Four Named State Leaders Life Insurance Leaders of Nebraska

The Life Insurance Leaders of Nebraska announces Sidney individuals named for performance and ability. Paul H. Husmann, Robert A Jay, John A. Mason, CLA, and Glenn H. Spearow are recognized as Life Insurance Leaders.

Life Insurance Leaders of Nebraska Sidney Life Insurance Leaders Paul H. Husmann Robert A Jay John A. Mason Cla Glenn H. Spearow

Goal of visitors Edinburgh Castle popularity rises

Scotland reports Edinburgh Castle as the top tourist draw with 645300 visitors in the last year, up 35 percent from the prior 12 months. The landmark attracted more guests than any other site in Scotland, reflecting rising travel interest.

Edinburgh Scotland Edinburgh Castle

Sidney Public Schools Lunch Menus May 2 8 Things

May 2 sloppy joes on buns steamed corn French fries cake with topping 2 pt milk May 3 barbecued wieners candied sweet potatoes canned fruit Bran Bread 2 pt milk May 4 homemade chili with crackers sliced peaches fresh cinnamon rolls 7 pt milk May 5 fish fillets tartar sauce creamed vegetables ginger bread creme whip bread and butter 42 pt milk May 8 Spanish rice with ground beef combination salad canned fruit hot rolls 42 pt milk Subject to Change

Sidney Public Schools

Resumption of Newark Evening News Publication

The Newark Evening News resumes publication after a 10 month strike and sale of its plant to The Newark Star Ledger. The move marks the return of the paper to the Newark, New Jersey media scene amid ongoing labor and ownership changes.

Newark N.J (Ap Evening News Newark Star- Ledger

Meissner Treated After Tractor-Trailer Rollover

Herbert C. Meissner, 42, of Gering, was treated at Memorial Hospital and released after a 9 10 a.m crash on a country road north of Sidnes. Driving a propane tractor-trailer, the vehicle slid into a ditch and rolled onto its left side. Damages were $15,900 to the tractor and $5,000 to the trailer. Investigating officer John Trenerry reported.

Herbert C Meissner Gering Memorial Hospital Meissner Sidnes John Trenerry

Memorial for Albert Luthuli set for July 23 unveiling

A memorial honoring Albert Luthuli, the Zulu chief and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, will be unveiled at Groutville Cemetery on July 23 in Durban, South Africa. The ceremony marks a tribute to his peace efforts and legacy.

Durban South Africa Albert Luthuli Groutville Cemetery

Buzzard name varies by region across Europe and America

In Europe buzzards are broad-winged hawks while in America the term often refers to the turkey vulture. Trout prefer mineral rich water but can thrive in swamp-water ponds, soft water lakes, and rapid streams in high rainfall areas.

Europe America

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