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Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

29 Sep 1971

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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1971

Page

3

Sund Area Busy With Guests Trips Farm Work

Miss Ann Bonkiewicz attends Junior Varsity football game at Lodgepole with cheerleaders. Numerous local visits, family gatherings, hospital calls, and social events occur across Sund area including Memorial hospital, Denver clinic, Cheyenne County Extension Council, and several homecomings and dinners Sunday to Thursday.

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Sund Ann Bonkiewicz Lodgepole St Pat's Joe Zimola Helen Doose Denver Mary Clausen Harry Oliverius Doyle Dillion Sidney Joe Benkiewicz Duane Kahl Memorial Hospital DE. Dickinson Chappell Pearl Dickinson Jennie Smith Don Miles Joe Hornice Joe Bonkiewicz Cheyenne County Extension Council Hubert Humphrey Don Rubens Kenneth Tilghman Joe Hornicek John Hornicek Don Sharman Frank Mazel Sidney Alys Tanya Lafler John Hornice Billie Dickinson Richard Bruns Don Lafler Jim Oliverius Jr Dale Dickinson Woodrow Dotson Bushnell Hank Elias Marion Fullington Central City Nebr Firth Booth A. A. Fenske Jim Booth Esther Booth Lodgepole Plaza Esther Dennis Booth Jr Hugh Booth A . Fenske Sargent Ted Houser Susan Lincoln Sandra and Sharon Lincoln University Frank Kokes Melvin Kokes Raymond Tilghman Earnest Namath George Fargo Daniel Oliverius Dennis’ Booth Glenn Weller Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Gering Parish Esther Kronberger Littleton Colo Delores Bonkiewicz Aurora Fargo Loretta Sullivan Aspen Echo Lake Lloyd Brauer Paul Brauer William Gade Clover Circle Club Cecil Tremain Leslie Johnson Sam Irwin Reinhart Franzen Robert Rexroth Alice Rexroth Franzen Doris Dailey Korea Bob Englert Laramie Wyo H. H. Misegadis Archie Hafer Tom Allington Alliance Alice Johnson Clinton Gade Lewellen Sunol Dalton Mroo Danny Dickinson Kendra Crook Pegg Allington Clinton Phil Mashek Kenneth DeMers Dan Runton Ogallala Pete Savolt Cory Kenneth Savolt Fort Ord Calif Steve Savolt Greg Burkholder D E Dickinson Larry Glassburn Chadron College
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Man's survival warned as world undernourished

Dr Michael Wiles of St Mary's University Halifax warns that humanity is beyond a stable planet and that sixty percent are undernourished or starving. He cautions against assuming North American living standards can spread to developing regions. In Glasgow, Scotland, herring exports rose 50 percent in 1970 versus 1969, reaching $10.8 million.

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Halifax N.S Michael Wiles St Mary's University Wiles Glasgow Scotland
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Love Field Ranks Fourth Busiest Airport in Nation

Love Field in Dallas becomes the fourth busiest U S airport trailing only O Hare Chicago Los Angeles International and Atlanta It handled 407 622 operations in 1970 according to Howard Megreds aviation director for the city The figure places Love Field ahead of John F Kennedy New York San Francisco International and Miami. CAMPS ON GAZA STRIP TEL AVIV AP The welfare recipients in the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula have declined.

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LOVE Dallas Love Field O'Hare Chicago Los Angeles International Atlanta Federal Aviation Howard Megreds John F Kennedy New York San Gaza Strip Tel Aviv Sinai Peninsula
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70,000 to 30,000 since the 1967 Mideast war

A brief note states a population change of 70 000 to 30 000 since the 1967 Middle East conflict, implying a shift in demographics or displacement linked to the war. The line presents a stark numerical contrast tied to the regional event.

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