22 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
1
Federal offices observe the Nov 11 Veterans Day while some localities follow a precinct 27 version. The Sidney Post Office will be closed with no window service or home delivery, while local banks stay open. The Sidney Telegraph prints Monday. mail for Wednesday may face delays.
The United Fund in Sidney reaches 32 percent of its $15,000 annual goal at the 1/3 mark with $4,767 collected. After a Neighborhood Drive kick‑off, many groups plan to start their portions tonight and donors will receive a deer sticker to limit follow up.
The Associated Press notes light rain may reach western Nebraska tonight and early Thursday but drought conditions are unlikely to end soon.
National clean air regulations under consideration by Congress spark concern among Western Nebraska power officials. Critics say drafts are so strict they could halt energy driven development, with EPA rules classifying land into three development zones, potentially blocking growth in Class I areas.
The Sidney Planning Commission tabled the rezoning request by Arlo Jones and the First Christian Church to change most of the Arlo Jones Addition along 11th Ave from single-family R-1 to multi-family R-3 on Monday night.
Cheyenne County launches CROP fund drive asking for grain and cash to support workers on an irrigation project in India. Organizers report early donations, with a goal of two carloads of wheat and a November 1 completion date, aided by local volunteers and fundraisers.
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports Gov. J J Exon calls a special session to avert steep 1976 tax hikes and a January deficit. He urges a 3 percent across the board cut in agency appropriations to save about seven million dollars and address the fiscal crunch.
Nebraska lawmakers discuss a 1976 budget plan as Governor Exon presses for cuts to balance a 230 million dollar general fund shortfall. Officials warn most aid for community mental retardation, education, and local payments would not be touched, but a 17 million dollar funding gap remains without new legislation.
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