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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1970

Page

19

Oshkosh student lands summer internship in Washington office

Congressman's aide informs Sue McGinley of Oshkosh that she has been chosen for a summer internship in Dave Martin's Washington, D. C. office. The Colorado State University student, Garden County High School graduate and Nebraska Junior Stockgrowers association president, will report around June 15 for an eight week program with option to extend.

Oshkosh Dave Martin Sue McGinley Pat McGinley Washington, D. C Miss McGinley Rep. Martin Colorado State College Fort Collins Garden County High School Nebraska Junior Stockgrowers Association CSU

WHOA Project Aims to Improve Oshkosh Downtown

Oshkosh CIP entry WHOA or We Help Oshkosh Advance moves to place signs by Jaycees in participating firms. Merchants commit to daily sidewalk litter pickup while Ron Vance and Dee Ayres design signs. The program expands to schools for waste bin use and may push for regular city sweeping days.

Oshkosh WHOA CIP Jayjcees Jaycees Ron Vance Dee Ayres Jeshkosh

Harrisburg KIMBALL Banner County Sets New Teacher Base

Sup. J. F. Anderson reports the base pay for next year at Harrisburg KIMBALL Banner County Schools will be 6500 dollars. Vertical index rises 3 percent and horizontal index 4 percent with seven AB degree steps. Maximum salary reach 7865 dollars without extra graduate hours. Last year base was 6200 dollars.

Kimball - Banner County Sup J. F. Anderson

Load Of Snowmobiles Upsets KIMBALL A

A truckload of snowmobiles slid on an icy road and tipped into a ditch three miles west of Bushnell on Highway 30 early Monday. The 1969 semi driven by Herbert E. Spurgeon of Gurnee, Jr. left the road after losing control. no injuries or damage to the semi were reported. Estimated damage to the cargo was eight thousand dollars. Officer Larry Brower investigated.

Kimball Larry Brower Bushnell Highway 30 Herbert E. Spurgeon Gurnee, Jr

District Western Nebraska Spelling Contest Set

About 50 students from grades 5 to 8 across Western Nebraska will attend the District Western Nebraska Spelling Contest on April 11 at Banner County School. The written exam starts at 10 a.m. with an oral spell-down in the afternoon, overseen by J F Anderson. Division and overall champions will be named, and county winners advance to the Midwest Spelling Contest in Omaha on April 18. Kathryn Masek, sixth grade student from Gering, is Scotts Bluff County’s champ. The District contest had formerly been scheduled for Saturday.

Harrisburg Nebraska Town Scotts Bluff County Kathryn Masek Gering

Seven-Day Sentence for Marijuana Possession Given

Christopher L. Raulin Jr. of Fort Lauderdale Florida was arrested on possession of marijuana charges last Wednesday and sentenced to seven days in Kimball County Jail. He was stopped east of Kimball on Highway 30 by Trooper Richard W. Larsen and later arraigned in Kimball County Court.

Kimball Christopher L. Raulin Jr Ft. Lauderdale Fla Kimball County Raulin Richard W. Larsen Bourret

Motions Sustain Suppression in Neb. Marijuana Case

County Court sustained motions to suppress evidence in three drug cases. Billie Rae Anderson 22 Gering Matthew Stoney Fish 20 Scottsbluff Route 1 Scott Carrol 19 Chappacua N Y faced charges from a December 21 1969 raid on 1802 Avenue C Scottsbluff. Judge Macken ruled the officer did not state the time of observation in the search warrant affidavit.

Gering Billie Rae Anderson Matthew Stoney Fish Route 1 Scottsbluff Scott Carrol Chappacua N.Y Avenue C Macken

Recek Sentenced for Malicious Destruction Near Lake

Curtis V. Recek, 27, Lemoyne, will serve 30 days in Keith County jail and pay a $100 fine on a malicious destruction of property charge tied to Martin Bay. Nebraska Game Commission notes $200,000 invested at Lake McConaughy and night patrols are underway to protect facilities.

Ogallala Lemoyne Curtis V. Recek Recek Keith Martin Bay Bernadine Bruce Jack Johnson Nebraska Game Commission Lake McConaughy Game Commission Johnson

Good Crowd Attends The Soil Tour

A large responsive crowd joined a county soil conservation tour on a sunny chilly day. Sponsors included ASCS, the conservation district and extension service with transportation by school buses and cars from Potter and Gurley. Speakers urged soil and water stewardship as essential to future generations.

ASCS Conservation District Extension Service Potter Gurley Potter and Gurley Potter Cafe Potter Lions Club Sidney Kiwanis Pat Seidel Gifford-Hill-Western Sidney Conservation Contractors County Conservation District Potter State Bank Sidney National Bank American National Bank Smith Elevator Farmers Coop Elevator Lodgepole B & B Sales Farmers Feed & Seed Sidney Federal Land Bank Ray Davis Robert Rexroth Lester Runge Lester Willoughby Bennie Herboldsheimer Warren Nelson Johnson Brothers Wilfred Nelson Chet Walters Keith Sprenger Verlin Livingston John Underdown Paul Narjes Lawrence Thompson Roger Plantz Ken Sakwrada Cheyenne County

Want Ad Earns Fast Sale Call 254 5355 Today

Quick sale pitch headline notes a want ad to contact 254 5355 for fast listing and sale of items. The snippet emphasizes urgency and telephone contact for prompt responses.

Death Not Alter Pasturage Contract Between Winnie and Bob

Nebraska Supreme Court ruled for Bob finding a quasi contract existed despite no written agreement with Winnie. Elmer contracted with Bob to pasture cattle for $3 per head monthly. Elmer’s illness and death left pasturage unpaid. Winnie’s knowledge and participation in profits supported Bob’s claim for compensation.

Winnie Iamer Elmer Bob Nebraska Supreme Court

Quasi Contract Idea In Nebraska Law Lesson

A Nebraska Bar Association feature explains quasi contracts as law implying a duty to pay fair value when one party benefits at another's expense. It notes a court's ruling that 3 dollars per month per animal was reasonable in a dispute between Bob Elmer Winnie and addresses public service by the bar association.

Bob Elmer Winnie The Nebraska State Bar Association

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