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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph weighs LB448, a bill tying local school funding to state sales and income taxes. It warns against eroding local control yet supports state aid, urging careful crafting to protect school patrons and boards. Also includes a travel safety note urging preventive vehicle checks and seat belt use.
Dr Richard Hopping says specialization is essential as medicine expands while the government asserts health care as a citizen right not a privilege. The piece argues for balance between cost and access, noting many patients still rely on general practitioners who work with specialists to meet complex needs. The Lincoln Star reports.
The Christian Science Monitor notes Cleveland suburb testing a seat belt ordinance with warnings and fines. It contrasts with France where outdoor courts suspend licenses for minor infractions at roadside, prompting debate over stricter enforcement versus permissive norms.
S H Brauer Jr resigns as executive secretary of the Nebraska School Improvement Association. The move exposes a dwindling effort to defend tiny districts as state consolidation and modernized funding push forward. The handwriting is on the wall for mini schools as larger districts and county systems gain momentum.
A satirical piece mocks Federal rules linking prison time to unemployment benefits Social Security and Civil Service pensions. It urges criminals to aim for Federal crimes to maximize retirement rewards and envisions easy prison life with full benefits, ending with the line crime doesn't pay you gotta be kidding.
Battle lines form in Lincoln as Sen. Lester Harsh and Sen. Ramey Whitney lead rival plans for state aid to public schools. Harsh favors a foundation and equalization fund with per pupil grants and property tax hurdles. Whitney pushes aid by average daily attendance, urging no strings attached funding and warning against freezing districts.
In Mount Pleasant Iowa a library board bans Elia Kazan’s The Arrangement as “too obscene” for readers prompting debate on when selection becomes censorship. Stein and Day offer a free copy to any adult head of family, drawing broader attention to the issue and reader access.
Gov Norbert Tiemann leads optimism for Nebraska industry. Sen Terry Carpenter and James W Monroe tout legislative groundwork for an industrial boom driven by the new tax plan and a dedicated economic development department. They warn growth could curb farm losses and provide jobs for graduates as Nebraska aims to become a Mid Plains leader.
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Bernie Camp argues profit is essential to economic growth creating jobs and wealth. He asserts profit motivates business, funds expansion, and sustains government, urging profit education in schools to foster understanding of its role in livelihoods.
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