Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note
The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and an associate AP member. It serves Cheyenne County as the official local newspaper and is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney faces decision on Sioux Army Depot sale
The Sidney city council will decide within weeks how to handle selling all or part of Sioux Army Depot. The federal government asks the city to act as fiscal adviser, weighing bids not only by price but by potential development in agriculture, commerce, and industry to boost employment. The Army leaves Sioux on June 30, shaping a crucial regional impact debate.
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Crime and justice in a rights driven era
A columnist laments crime wave coverage and government programs, arguing for practical action. The piece criticizes police limits, judges, and civil rights laws that hinder reporting while praising balanced justice where crooks face consequences and society seeks workable enforcement.
Osteopathic Gains in Nebraska Loom With New Laws
Nebraska eyes broader osteopathic acceptance as the Legislature adds an osteopathic physician to the State Health Board and considers LB568 to credit an osteopathy college. Advocates claim expanded licensing will boost rural care while opponents cite questions about D.O. training and parity with M.D.s.
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Group medicine gains traction as costs rise
The piece notes slow US progress toward group practice, aided by Walter J McNerney who urges AMA and hospital groups to sponsor studies. It argues group practice could improve care through preventive medicine and cut costs, with only about nine percent of doctors participating and rising slowly.
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Cleveland suburb enacts first seatbelt ordinance
A Cleveland area suburb adopts what may be the nation’s first seatbelt ordinance. It requires all occupants in cars with seat belts to buckle up, aiming to curb injuries and promote safer driving habits.
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Drug price scrutiny grows as politicians weigh consumer protection
Government attention to drug pricing intensifies amid comparisons of drug costs and effectiveness. The piece notes difficulties in judging drug quality and argues that policymakers, not clinicians, drive the debate.
Positive news dominates study of a Midwestern daily
A Midwestern daily measured two weeks of content and found about 70 percent of printed items were positive, highlighting human accomplishments and encouraging trends. Even youth sections amplified positivity, challenging the notion that gloom sells papers.
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North Platte Telegraph
Open housing rights bill blasted as constitutional abuse
Nebraska senators are criticized for proposing a constitutional amendment to replace a bill guaranteeing open housing rights. The Lincoln Journal says this move excuses lawmakers from voting and would force the issue onto next year's ballot instead of deciding in the legislature.
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WON Tm grads ACROSS 1 Unattached 6 Flightless bird 10 Chance
A fragmented puzzle style list of crossword like clues spans across many entries. The dense run includes terms such as unattached flightless bird and chance among others.
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A list of numbered clues presents terms and definitions across multiple categories. Readers encounter words like dolphin like cetacean and norse explorer, with hints pointing to precise meanings and related terms in a puzzle-style compilation.
Non-Essential Spending Outranks Vietnam Cost
Nebraska Congressman Dave Martin argues defense spending growth from 1960 to 1968 exceeds nondefense gains and Vietnam is not sole deficit cause. He supports Vietnam funding but opposes nonessential spending while Treasury seeks higher debt limits amid rising interest costs.
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