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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1974
Page
6
United Nations dispatch notes Kissinger outlining Ford aims for a worldwide approach to food and energy, warning oil nations on price manipulation and flagging private Middle East and Cyprus talks as part of the plan.
The listing shows Raymond Burr and Marcus Welby programs followed by CBS News and a range of shows including That Girl Sons and Daughters Little House On The Prairie To Tell The Truth at 6 30 and film and drama slots such as Bonanza Cannon Bob Hope Special Get Christie Love Petrocelli Manhunter Sierra Johnny Carson Wide World Event and a late movie.
Tony T. Dechant, National President of Farmers Union since 1966, will address Gurley’s Farmers Union meeting announced Friday. Dechant, Kansas born, leads a group of national insurers and chairs Green Thumb, Inc. He also serves as VP of the International Federation of Agricultural Producers and oversees elder rural beautification work with government partners.
Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court announces final account and administration report in Estate No 4245 of Helen T Stewart deceased. Co-Executors petition for final settlement and heirs at law determination to be heard September 24, 1974 at 10:00 A M. Dated September 6, 1974. SEAL Judge P J Heaton Sr. Attorneys Martin Mattoon Matzke.
Lancaster District Judge Dale Fahrnbruch heard arguments from the state and Leonard Lawrence over LB772 a controversial education funding bill opponents say would repeal state aid requirements and void the Legislature's duty to provide free education. Lawyers argued whether LB772 is an appropriations measure or a revenue tool with Board of Equalization mechanisms, with both sides dropping two initial complaints and ordered briefs by Friday.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy announced he would not be a candidate for president or vice president in 1976. He said he would not accept the nomination or a draft, and stressed his focus on his primary concerns.
The school menu lists daily meals from Tuesday to Friday with items like grilled cheese, baked fish, cabbage burgers, and fish sandwiches. Separately, Massachusetts Democrat Kennedy said his decision to not pursue the presidency is final and unconditional, noting he could not commit to a campaign. he announced at a Boston news conference with his wife Joan by his side.
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