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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
9
Grosse Pointe Farms police plan to crush 405 cans of Coors beer seized last week from a local house. Detective Earl Field says the cans, worth up to 30 dollars per 24-can case in Detroit, will be crushed with a tractor in a city lot and washed away by hoses, with the sewer rats likely to benefit.
AP Business Analyst John Caniff argues ordinary Americans drive the economy more than economists or politicians. A bank survey shows only one in five feel the economy improved. inflation and unemployment worries dominate. Consumers, not experts, shape spending because they live with wages and job prospects.
Ron Wilson of the Midwest Center for Equal Educational Opportunity told about 100 educators from Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Missouri that schooling must begin in kindergarten to form nonsexist attitudes. He noted 144 districts including 35 in Nebraska have asked the center to help create programs addressing sexism and minority discrimination.
Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter prepare for their last head to head in Williamsburg Virginia with campaigns planned afterward. Polls after the first two debates show Ford leading among some voters while Carter leads among others as both seek a decisive edge.
Nebraska Health Director Henry D. Smith urged heart disease patients to obtain flu vaccines from their private physicians. Two elderly Nebraskans died after flu shots, attributed to acute heart episodes. Attendance at elderly clinics fell about 40 percent. autopsy showed severe heart disease with no vaccine reaction.
Mabel Trubey of Arcadia Indiana wrote that at age 91 she could now pay a $38 medical bill for 19 days of hospitalization. University of Nebraska Medical Center said they would dedicate the payment to funds aiding others unable to pay and blessed her.
Acting Agriculture Secretary Knebel forecast an average 3 dollar per bushel price for wheat in the next marketing year citing Ford's loan rate hike from 150 to 225 cents. He appeared for Republican candidates in Lamar before stops in Boonville and Sedalia while facing questions on imports and embargo policy.
The 25 hour bombardment by a British fleet on September 13 14 1814 at Fort McHenry inspired Francis Scott Key to write the words of The Star Spangled Banner.
A father recounts coaching his wife through labor and the birth of their son. He notes they prepared with Lamaze classes and planned to be in the delivery room for their next child whether in Sidney or elsewhere, describing it as a miraculous, shared life moment.
Dear Editor, a Lodgepole reader criticizes the October film lineup saying only two options suit children or teens. He questions PG and R choices, urges more G titles on Cinema I, and cites The Omen as a troubling pick. He unsignedly signs J.A. Frerichs.
John Beaver of Temple Pennsylvania thanks Sidney for gratis parking at the rodeo grounds on September 18. He recalls six Airstreamers using the space, fueling vehicles, four dining, and four shopping, calling Sidney a friendly town and promising future visits.
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