Sidney Telegraph Bulletin Board November 12 1976
Friday listings include community events at Sidney Public Library First United Methodist Church and area clubs. Obits note Rufenacht Wall and Rezanina funeral details with local court actions and hospital notes.
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St. Paul’s Fellowship Hall
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Wilbur B. Wall
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Court rules family hour policy violates free speech rights
U S District Court Judge Warren J Ferguson ruled that NBC CBS and ABC violated constitutional free speech by adopting the family hour policy last year. He did not abolish family hour programming, finding networks could not delegate selling authority to the National Association of Broadcasters. The decision was hailed a victory for free speech by the entertainment guilds and producers who filed the suit in October 1975.
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New FHA loan guarantees expand single family loans
The FHA will guarantee single family rural housing loans issued through private lenders after borrower cannot obtain credit. Eligible income about 15 600 dollars with deductions. Alaska Hawaii and Guam have higher cutoffs. Guarantee covers 97 percent for the first 25 000 and 95 percent for the remaining loan.
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Jobless rate edges up as October figures released
Washington AP reports the unemployment rate rose from 7.8 percent to 7.9 percent in October, signaling continued economic slowdown. The Labor Department notes the labor market has remained essentially unchanged for three months, a key factor in President-elect Carter's tax cut considerations.
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Crude oil fires flare at Panhandle and Farmland refineries
Multiple Nebraska towns report oil refinery fires with no injuries. In Scottsbluff a Farmland Industries blaze damaged equipment and injured two workers, while Willie Tuttle and George Kennedy helped shut a valve to stop a crude flow. Other notices include elderly housing plans in Kimball, a nursing home bond vote in Garden County, and local election results.
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Carter vows to push goals despite narrow victory
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter, elected president with 297 electoral votes, pledges to pursue campaign commitments. He promises a national news conference and plans two monthly briefings after January 20 while Mondale will be his Washington representative.
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