Sidneys Paul Lewis Invents Boilerless Steam Engine Near Manufacturing
Paul M. Lewis of American Boilerless Steam Engine Corp unveiled a boilerless steam engine designed to replace internal combustion power for autos at a Fort Sidney forum. The engine reduces water use to a few gallons, promises lighter, cheaper, quieter operation, and aims for licensing with major manufacturers with possible plant sites in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
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Paul M. Lewis
American Boilerless Steam Engine Corp
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Panhandle Growth, Inc
LPGC
Cheyenne County
Jack H Lowe
PGI
Lowe
Panhandle
Nebraska
Lewis
Barber-Nichols Engineering Co
Denver
Barber-Nichols
DuPont
William P Lear
Sidney- Cheyenne County
Highway Aircraft Corp
Sidney
Egging Co
Gurley
Egging Company
Mr Lewis
Ted Egging
The
Egging
Renault
France
Marathon Qi Co
5Th Avenue
Mlinois St
Counties Split Over Joining Community College Lawsuit
Cheyenne County Commissioners approve adding Cheyenne to a Panhandle suit to test the Community College Act. Banner Sheridan Kimball join. Scotts Bluff and Dawes oppose. Several other counties undecided as April meetings approach.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Banner
Sheridan
Kimball
Panhandle
Scotts Bluff
Dawes
Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Nebraska Western College
Weeds Show Early Intrusion In Winter Wheat Fields
Specialist Louis Daigger of Area Ex says weeds appear early in many winter wheat fields, competing with wheat for moisture and nutrients during key growth stages. Pennycress shepherds purse and tansy mustard dominate, with field borders most infested, requiring rosette-stage herbicide sprays before elongation or boot stage.
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Louis Daigger
Lawmakers Approve 29 Bills Today
The Nebraska Legislature in its final session of the mandatory 60 day limit approved 29 bills on final reading before lunch. Three bills were killed including LB 730 a constitutional amendment on state aid to education. Nebraska remains at a $35 million aid level until 1973 with 75 bills to be read in today's marathon session.
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Nebraska
Recognized For Law Enforcement Service
A plaque honors WW Schulz for 35 years of continuous membership in the Colorado Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. Schulz served as Nebraska Sheriff and Peace Officers’ Association president in 1940, began as deputy sheriff in 1929, retired from county office in 1967, later served as Police Judge, and held many community roles including Fire Chief and Boy Scouts leader. He and his family settled in Sidney in 1920 with eight grandchildren and two great grandsons.
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WW Schulz
William W Schulz
Colorado
Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers’ Association
Schulz
Denver
Nebraska
Sheriff and Peace Officers’ Association
Jim Nelson
Nelson
Royal United Fund
City Council Chamber of Commerce
Ioof Lodge
Boy Scouts
Wye-Braska
the Schulzes
Sidney
George Griswold
G R
Wilma) Levy
Dunedin
Fla
Paul J
Lucille) Stacy
Boran
Calif
Ada) Ammerman
Gerald W Schulz
Laramie
Wye
Kent
Linda) Holloway
Temperature Delays Planting Oats and Corn in High Plains
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory notes soil temperatures and air readings fall below ideal planting levels for oats and corn. Oats waits for 40 degree minimum soil heat, corn germination best at 50 55 degrees with 18 20 day period. Evaporation and precipitation trends from early March show dry air robbing moisture with only trace rainfall on two days.
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High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Ken Sakurada
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Panhandle Forecast Shows Mild Temps and Low Rain Chance
Partly cloudy today with increasing clouds Thursday. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. Highs 65 to 75, lows 35 to 45. Measurable precipitation near zero through Thursday. Extended outlook Friday to Sunday shows showers possible late, highs 55 to 65, lows in the 30s.
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Panhandle
Doyle Warns I-80 Funding Pressure Delays Nebraska Project
State Engineer Thomas Doyle warned that Nebraska could lose about 68 million in federal funding this year, delaying the I-80 completion near the Sidney area. He said funds must be restored by mid next month to let contracts be let by early summer and avoid pushing the project into 1974.
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Thomas Doyle
Nebraska
Doyle
Sidney
Parkview Sold To Haddens Der Hadden Haus
Parkview Drive In changes ownership to Mr and Mrs Leroy Hadden who will rename it Der Hadden Haus. Remodeling and new buffet with Pennsylvanian Dutch decor start soon with outside service ending. hours 10 am to 10 pm for coffee pastries Dutch apple pie.
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der Hadden Haus
Parkview Drive
Leroy Hadden
Don Challburg
Hadden
Betty
Outlook Bright For Panhandle Fishermen In Nebraska
AP report notes Harlan County Reservoir walleye run continuing with warm weather foreseen to boost future catches. Other Nebraska sites show walleye, catfish, and bass activity. rainbow trout and occasional perch appear at Lake Ogallala and Panhandle waters, with anglers using minnows, jigs, shad, and worms.
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Lincoln
Neb
Harlan County
State Game and Parks Commission
Alma
Buffalo County
Enders Reservoir
Swanson
Trenton
Sand Hills
Boardman Creek
Merritt Reservoir
Atkinson State Recreation Area
Panhandle Lake Ogallala
Lake McConaughy
Ogallala
Cheyenne County
Clay Creek
Sheridan County
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Paul Lewis
Manufacturing
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff College
Scotts Bluff County
Box Butte
Grace Mote
Roselyn Mackey
Dawes County
Sioux
Alvin Publow
Sioux County Board
Morrill
Jimmie Mills
Ed Sullivan
Garden
Ervin Frohm
Kimball Board
Devel
Claudia Vogt
Sidney Telegraph News Department
Kathryn Hanson
Crystal Lake
David
Hanson
Memorial Hospital
Felix Koenig
Telegraph
W.W. Schulz
Dalton
High Plains
Frontier Airlines
Parkview
Haddens
Sidney Country Club
Challburg
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