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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
12
Representatives of producers and others gave views at a public hearing in Denver on September 8 for setting 1966 sugar beet acreage requirements in the domestic beet sugar area. The discussion covered allocating shares among states and establishing farm proportionate acreages for eligibility in Sugar Act payments.
The National Safety Council warns that slow moving farm machinery on public roads require good judgement and yielding to traffic. Operators should stay to the right to allow passing, pull off onto the shoulder if traffic builds, and ensure auxiliary lights are on for night movement. The note also mentions shares based on farm bases and operator history within statutory authority.
Mrs. Clara Leopold of the University of Nebraska Extension warns that cold wave solutions can stain fabrics. If spills occur on washable fabrics, rinse with cold water immediately and thoroughly. For non washable materials, sponge with cold water and take to the cleaners.
Lincoln discussed as potential home for a $300 million atomic energy commission plant. Morrison cites Mead Arsenal site, cheap power, water, land. AEC to narrow 100 plus bids to 15 by year end. six to eight years to build. Indiana offers 3000 acre site near Indianapolis. brain drain and science growth highlighted.
Conrad Schick of Scottsbluff pleads intoxication with $10 fine and costs. Tom Massie fined $4 costs for no driver's license. Jerry Misegadis charged for no license with $10 and costs. Stevan Anderson fined $10 and costs for speeding on a motor bike. Beverly Kinnersley intoxication with $10 and costs. Clarence Patterson fighting on a public street with $10 and costs. Stevan Sloan of Hillsboro Ohio disturbed, fined $10 and costs.
Mrs. Clara Leopold of the University of Nebraska Extension home management specialist says regular washings on Monday and every other day can prolong garment life. Promptly removing soil reduces wear, while embedded soil requires extra rubbing which increases fabric wear.
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