Two-Thirds Of New Nebraska Laws Into Effect Thursday
Two-thirds of the 1965 Nebraska Legislature bills become law Thursday, with 584 enacted this year and 34.4 percent carrying emergency clauses. Highlights include creation of a State trade School and an agricultural research center on Sioux Army Depot property, plus new rules on taxes, labeling of imported meat, vehicle tires, and public safety measures. The laws cover ranges from agriculture to public order, and several key measures without emergency clauses go into effect later or upon referendum.
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Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Morrison
University of Nebraska
Sidney Youth Council aids Christmas seal drive with 2500 letters
Seal chairman Dr. Del Koch lauded the Sidney Youth Council for stuffing 2500 Christmas seal letters as their third consecutive year volunteering. He thanked supporters including Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Radio KSID The Sidney Telegraph and Fox Theatre as well as local volunteers and businesses. He noted 93 cents of each donated dollar stays in Nebraska for tuberculosis and respiratory disease education and treatment. The mailing list dropped to about 2500, down from prior years, with hope for continued financial support. The office offers benefit information and liaison services with local agencies. The VA guardianship service ensures wards receive maximum benefits. Funds are invested in communities to meet present and future needs.
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del Koch
Sidney Youth Council
Koch
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
William Palmer
Girl Scout Troop 150
KSID
Sidney Telegraph
Fox Theatre
Loren Block
Lodgepole
A. W. Juedes
Potter
Ruth Folden
Dalton
Pearl Nelson
Cheyenne County
Kirk
4500 Being Served By VA As Guardian
Almost 4500 beneficiaries are now served by the Veterans Administration guardianship program in Nebraska, said Paul N. Kirk Chief Attorney. The estates and protected income total about 5.6 million dollars and 1.8 million annually. The program includes 4500 beneficiaries, up from 4000 in 1963, with about three quarters being children of deceased veterans.
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Veterans Administration
Nebraska
Paul N. Kirk
Kirk
John Glenn 71 Retired Sheriff Remembered in Nebraska
Funeral services were held Friday for John W. Glenn 71 who died Monday in Sedgwick County Memorial Hospital Julesburg Colorado. He served as county sheriff 1946 1962 after a varied career including railroad work Case machinery and farming. Survivors include wife Vernice son Joel two granddaughters and three brothers. Military graveside rites were conducted by American Legion posts.
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Chappell
John W. Glenn
Sedgwick County Memorial Hospital
Julesburg
Colo
Glenn
Veterans Hospital
Stanley Kruschwitz
Nebraska
Franklin
Wray
D and RG Railroad Company
Colorado
J. I. Case Machinery Company
Vernice Brestel
Sidney
J. J. Case Co
Hemingford
Nicholls and Shepard Co
Big Springs
Devel County
John Martens
Chappell Methodist Church
Clinton McAuliffe American Legion Post
National and
Nebraska Peace Officers Association
Lodgepole Valley
Vernice
Joel
Denver
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Scott Carpenter
Earth
Telegraph
Seal
Fairmont’s — All Flavors
Ampbell’s
Oiger
REP Te Pn
Rma
John Glenn
Kimberley
Amybeth
Charlie
Grand Junction
Tom, Jr
Wray and
Murry
Commerce City
Thomas N
Myrtle Benson Glenn
Margaret Buckow
Grace Reddiner
Lennie Meyers
GE Ultra
Goodyear
Toc
Glengtr
Teflon
Waffle
Ec Spmay
Goodfiyear
Farmer’s
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