Rodeo star Tibbs talks money and cinema mix
Hollywood writer Dick Kleiner reports entrepreneur Casey Tibbs highlighting rodeo earnings and film work at a Pueblo West arena rodeo reunion. Tibbs notes top rodeo bands now fetch about 500 per feat, compares rodeo earning span to baseball or football, and cites stars like Joel McCrea and Ben Johnson while stressing horses’ breeding and rights of animal welfare.
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Tibbs
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Texteas
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Humphrey Bogart
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Tie
Junior Bonner
Steve McQuren
Ben Johnson
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Joel McCrea
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Gary Cooper
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South Dakota
Telethon planned to raise funds for flood relief
Linus City Iowa AP says KCAU TV will sponsor a telethon Tuesday to raise disaster relief money for Rapid City South Dakota flood victims. The broadcast starts at 10 35 p m with volunteers taking pledges as the city expresses strong interest in aiding the Rapid City disaster.
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APY
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Black Hills
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Sioux City
Nebraska inmates eligible for release on bond
Two inmates sentenced to life for the 1989 rape kidnap on the Omaha Indians reservation in Thurston County may be released if they post 2500 bond each. Federal Judge Warren Urbom ruled retrocession shifted jurisdiction to the United States in 1970, making prior state judgments invalid. Bond for Dennis Tyndall was allowed pending 8th Circuit review in St Louis.
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Nebraska
Thurston County
Federal District Court
Warren Urbom
Wayne Gonam
Dennis Tyndall
United States
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Tyndall
Urbom
Summer bull test underway at Schuyler station
Seventeen registered beef breeders from Nebraska and Iowa showcase 79 bulls in the summer test at the Eastern Nebraska Beef Cattle Testing Station in Schuyler. Participating herds include Wagethammer Ranches Albion and Tamackers Charolais with 43 Angus, 20 Charolais, 1 Hereford, 3 Simmental, 1 Shorthorn, and 1 Limousin represented.
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Schuyler
Nebraska
Towa
Arey
Wagethammer Ranches
Albion
Monroe
Shell Crock
Ervin Hong Schuyler
Marvin Falken
Richland
Schuyler Station
Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Beef Improvement Federation
Fastern
Gary Sierks
20000 Pounds Of Newspapers Collected In Hastings Drive
In Hastings Nebraska a postwar newspaper collection drive gathered over 20000 pounds of newspapers. Mike LaNays chairman of Ecology 72 reported the response far exceeded expectations. Proceeds will fund a permanent recycling center for south central Nebraska. A similar drive occurred with Hastings collection near Clay Center, with others planning similar efforts. Newspapers will be shipped to Omaha for recycling.
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Omaha
Smoking fire kills Lincoln man. second escapes with burns
A mobile home fire in Lincoln, caused apparently by careless smoking, claimed the life of 25-year-old Jimmie Barnes. Leroy Buhr, 82, escaped with minor burns as the trailer interior was destroyed. Fire Chief Dallas Johnson reported the incident on Saturday.
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Lincoln
Dallas Johnson
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Cloud seeding experiments cited in Rapid City area
Two cloud seeding tests were conducted Friday near Rapid City as part of studies by the Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and South Dakota School of Mines to increase water supply and study hail dynamics. Officials disputed any link to the ensuing storm and emphasized long running seed programs backed in part by the Bureau of Reclamation.
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Omaha World-Herald
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Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Arnett Dennis
Institute
Denis
Lewis Grant
Colorado State University
Grant
Dennis
North
Repid
Someten
Niles
Weel
Raphi City
Dennlas
Workshops at Platte College This Month
Several art workshops are planned this month including June 4 and June 9 16 23 for youth. Portrait painting on June 17 and experimental painting on June 4. A library mini course on campus week hosts twenty to twenty five attendees. Two music workshops in July target elementary teachers on July 12 0 and secondary teachers on July 20 26.
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