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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1967
Page
3
A2C Kent Holloway and wife commend the Sidney Telegraph for the Centennial Edition. A letter writer blasts U S involvement in Viet Nam, condemning patriotism symbols, strikes, and clerical support for the war while urging humane reflections on the conflict. The note ends with a science aside about female wood ticks and lead poisoning in ducks from shot.
Public Employment offices placed over 320 thousand handicapped persons in gainful jobs the highest in over two decades. In Sidney the local office placed 78 handicapped people, 27 veterans. Harold Russell, chairman of the President's committee on Employment of the Handicapped, said on the job performance proves the handicapped are equal to many able bodied workers and that hiring them is good business for employers.
University of Nebraska Extension warns lint-givers like terry and woolens clash with corduroy and linen, creating lint-catchers in school clothes. Ensure a clean dryer vent. Also noting 112000 acres of public access land in Nebraska for hunting in 1567 and a rule that pheasants or grouse must be transported with head or one foot attached.
A tour of the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory at Sidney is set for Tuesday October 10 1967 with guides Dr Don Hanway Lionel Harris and Gerald Moline leading sessions on agronomic work and lab operations. A separate incident reports a two car accident near town causing about 550 damage and a minor in possession liquor citation issued to 19 year old Douglas W Mooney of Barstow Texas who paid 10850 fine.
The Methodist Church of Nebraska sponsors five worship workshops in October for pastors, musicians, and worship committee members. Sessions run 9 a.m. to late afternoon with leaders Rev. Jerry D. Elrod, Rev. Dwight L. Ganzel, Rev. Max O. McCamley, and Rev. J. Graydon Wilson. Readings, drama, and modern worship forms will be explored at Norfolk Oct 9, Broken Bow Oct 10, Alliance Oct 12, Arapahoe Oct 13, and Hanscom Park Omaha Oct 14.
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