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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
4
Tokyo reports 1966 cigarette sales rose 5.7 percent to 562.436 billion yen, about 183.59 billion cigarettes, with filter-tipped brands growing in popularity. The tobacco monopoly did not state whether cancer reports affected sales.
The Greenspan provision of the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act extends CAP to public entities for buying cropland to convert to nonfarm uses. Grants cover up to 50 percent of land cost or a farmer’s 10-year CAP rate, based on acres and yield, funding wildlife areas trails playgrounds and recreation sites. Local officials and farmers are urged to contact the ASCS county office for details.
Farmers may cut 2.5 percent Nebraska sales tax by buying or contracting purchases before June 1 1967 for major farm machinery and building materials. Two options: deliver before June 1 or sign a fixed price contract before June 1 with partial payment and delivery by August 31. Compare interest costs to tax savings when borrowing to finance purchases.
Farmers selling farm produce at retail must obtain a retail license and collect Nebraska sales tax from buyers starting June 1 1967 as outlined by Dr Everett Peterson. Covered farmers include those with retail egg milk or cream routes roadside stands and direct farm sales. They must keep records and file monthly reports with the State Tax Commissioner. Portales NM lifts parking meters after trial two hour downtown limit reduces problems and yields little profit from meters per Police Chief Lloyd Moore and Mayor James Riker.
Lincoln Nebraska high school students receive 200 Union Pacific scholarships for use at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics. The program began in 1921 with 75 and 19 scholarships. Winners include Rollie Rexroth Sidney Kenneth Tranel Big Springs Julie McGinley Oshkosh Donna Frank Kimball Ross Corman Bridgeport William Groskopf Gering. Alternates Max Ross Gere.
In Windhoek South West Africa a farmer paid 1 310 rand for a purebred Karakul ewe, setting a new world record for Karakul breeding stock sold by auction. The 8 year old ewe was bought by J A Badenhorst who farms in neighboring South Africa.
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mrs. Louis P. Baggett 89 recalls a romance that began when she clobbered him with an apple while he plowed a field and hid in a tree barefoot. Her husband now 88 recalls the moment as the start of seven decades together.
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