Hospital adds features at Sidney Memorial
Sidney Memorial Hospital expanded its care capabilities by adding three new heart monitoring stations, bringing total bedside units to five monitored by a three and a two station console. An emergency room count increased from one to two with new equipment funded by a $3,000 grant and a $3,000 donation. A two week trial of a $22,500 computerized chemical analyzer promises faster testing with smaller blood samples.
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Smith ends campaign by urging fiscal restraint in 1976 race
Virginia Smith, Republican candidate from Chappell, addressed supporters at Sidney Country Club urging 25 more conservatives in Congress to curb spending. She warned of a $70 billion deficit and $123 million daily interest, arguing for balance between spending and tax receipts and questioning federal programs. Her Democratic opponent is James Hansen of Gering.
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Train Derails Near Sunol Delaying Union Pacific Service
A Sunday derailment of 21 empty boxcars on the Union Pacific mainline west of Sunol disrupted traffic. Officials cited an unknown cause with speculation a draw bar may have dropped. cleanup began immediately and a shoo fly track operated by midnight. Tracks 600 feet were torn up and repairs expected by morning.
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Telegraph page five election update
Election news continues on page five with candidate remarks and voting logistics. Officials outline polling sites and key deadlines while campaigns push for turnout and issue-focused debates in the local race.
Ideal weather set for voters
Mild temperatures for November and upper 50s expected statewide on election day satisfy candidates. Monday night lows around 30 under fair skies. Alliance saw a high of 73 degrees Sunday while North Platte reported a low of 24 degrees early Thursday.
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Chappell cooperation praised at Pony Express dedication
Virginia Smith, U S House District 3 representative, lauded Chappell cooperation at the Pony Express Recreation Area dedication near Chappell. A time capsule burial and helium balloons marked the Bicentennial event with plans for a Pony Express station replica and museum.
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Campaigns End as Ford and Carter Rally in Key States
Presidential contenders Ford and Carter wind up their campaigns in Michigan and California with final rallies after close polls forecast a dead heat. Carter addressed church tensions in Plains Georgia while Ford stressed turnout in Ohio and Michigan ahead of Election Day. Gallup put Ford at 47 percent to Carter 46 percent with 4 percent undecided.
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Rides Offered to Polls and Hospital by Local Groups
Sidney residents can get rides to the polls or to the hospital for swine flu shots on Tuesday. Call Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce at 254-5851 or Cheyenne County Republicans at 34-5645 for volunteer assistance.
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Close Ford Carter race eyed in southern Panhandle
Voters in Cheyenne County and the southern Panhandle may swing toward Carter amid grain embargo memories. A Telegraph survey found Carter favored by seven rural residents, Ford by six, with many undecideds. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday as swine flu immunization clinics run in Sidney Kimball and Chappell.
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