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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1970

Page

4

Nebraska students stage sit in and boycott over war

Nebraskans at the University of Nebraska engage in a campus sit in at the ROTC building and a student strike amid protests against Southeast Asia policy. The Lincoln events include a 50 to 100 person march to the draft board, injuries limited, and a class boycott spanning Wednesday to Friday with broad student support and faculty backing.

Melvin Paul Statehouse Lincoln University of Nebraska Southeast Asia Lincoln Draft Board Cambodia Kent State Ohio Draft Board Terminal Military and Naval Sciences ROTC Board of Regents Joseph Soshnik Soshnik G. Robert Ross Nebraska Union Durward B. Warner Norbert T. Tiemann Warner Ross Senate of the Associated Students of the National Guard College of Arts and Sciences Nebraska Washington

Nebraska Food Stamp Roll Surges With 33000 Beneficiaries

Dennis M. Doyle says March gains brought more than 33 000 low income Nebraskans into the Food Stamp program across 77 counties. About 6500 first time recipients boosted benefits while average per person bonuses rose from 10.73 to 14.83.

Nebraska Dennis M. Doyle Midwest U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service USDA Doyle

Seven Colleges Receive Federal Grants in Nebraska District

Congressman Dave Martin announced $373,700 in Educational Opportunity Grants for seven Nebraska Third District colleges. Chadron State Hastings Hiram Scott Kearney State Nebraska Western North Platte and Platte Colleges will aid 680 students in 1970-71 with grants from $200 to $1,000 per year, plus matching funds from state local or private sources.

Washington, D.C Dave Martin Chadron State Hastings Hiram Scott Kearney State Nebraska Western North Platte Platte Colleges Martin Chadron State College Hastings College Hiram Scott College Kearney State College

NROTC Scholarship Applications Open Through Spencer

Sidney High School counselor Ralph Spencer announces 1971 NROTC College Scholarship Program details. It covers four years of college with tuition books uniforms and a $50 monthly subsistence, leading to commissioned officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.

Navy Ralph Spencer Sidney High School U.S. Navy Marine Corps Princeton New Jersey Iowa City Iowa NROTC Spencer Chief of Naval Personnel Department of the Navy Washington, D. C

Nebraska State Parks Set Opening With Off Season Rates

Nebraska state parks will open May 15 with off season cabin rates through May 31. From June 1 to September 10 standard cabin rates apply on a sliding scale. Rates range from 14 dollars for one night to 9 dollars per night for six or more nights for double cabins, and 9 to 7 dollars for singles and small doubles. Reservations available via park superintendent. Chadron Fort Robinson open for hunters. Niobrara reopens. camping and horseback riding at all parks. minimum camping fees listed.

Lincoln--Nebraska Willard Barbee Game and Parks Commission Chadron Fort Robinson Niobrara State Park

Fort Robinson State Park Fees and Openings Update

State parks set a one dollar per night per car rate for semi primitive sites and one fifty per hour for horse riding. Most parks open swimming facilities in the second week of June or as weather permits, with child rates at twenty five cents and adult rates at fifty cents. Fort Robinson details follow.

Fort Robinson Fort Robin

Son State Park Trout Fishing Proposal

State Park offers catch limits for anglers with a five fish daily limit at one dollar fifty per permit. The plan promotes outdoor recreation and management of local trout stocks through controlled access.

Want Ad Adverts Call 254-5555 For Quick Sale

Classified note urges readers to call 254 5555 to arrange fast sales through a local want ad service. Limited readable text emphasizes phone contact for quick transactions.

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