Young Veteran To New Job No Problems Seen Here If Convairs Start North-South
Deputy State Aeronautics Director Walter J. Kreuscher debunks a report that Chadron and Sidney risk losing Frontier Airlines north south service. He says DC 3s would continue until runway extensions are ready, with shuttle service possible. Runway needs and plans to 6400 feet at Sidney and 4475 feet at Chadron, funded partly by state money, are outlined along with timelines and federal funding dependence.
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Walter J. Kreuscher
Telegraph
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Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Frontier
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Convair
Telegraph Loss as Jim Skrdlant Moves to Loveland Litho
Jim Skrdlant, longtime Sidney Telegraph employee and press expert, leaves after 19 years to join Johnson Litho Co in Loveland Colorado. He began as a part time printer's devil at St Patrick's Academy and advanced to full time by high school. He mastered offset and hot lead printing and helped move the duplex press, survive the 1949 blizzard, and fight floods at the old location. He will report to Loveland on Monday with his wife Kathy joining after housing is found.
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Telegraph
Jim Skrdlant
Sidney
Johnson Litho Co
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St. Patrick’s Academy
11Th and
Illinois
Kathy
Easter Egg Hunts Saturday Across Sidney
Easter egg hunts are set for Saturday morning in Sidney with age group locations at American Legion Park for Kindergarten and pre school at the baseball diamond First and second graders meet at West Park south of the creek Third and fourth grades north of the creek west of the Shelter House Fox Theatre passes and silver coins hidden in eggs Sidney Lions sponsor the events Hunts also planned in Dalton and Lod gepole in the morning.
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Lodgepole
Koenig Named Trooper for Kimball-Cheyenne Region
Sidney resident Felix Koenig receives promotion to Sergeant to lead the Kimball Cheyenne Devel County area after Lt Buskist transfer. Trooper John Oliver moves to Scottsbluff CID. Harry S. Corns promoted to Corporal to replace him in Kimball. Elmer Kohmetscher and Mike Frerichs promoted to sergeant with new postings. two troopers Vernon Johnson and H Stewart Cox promoted to corporal.
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Felix Koenig
Sidney
Mel Busckist
Scottsbluff
Koenig
Kimball-Cheyenne Devel County
John Oliver
Kimball
Harry S. Corns
Elmer Kohmetscher
Mike Frerichs
Alliance
Kohmetscher
Frerichs
Vernon Johnson
Chadron
H. Stewart Cox
School Title Proposal To Be Heard April 19
An effort to place immediate title to Sioux Army Depot property in state hands for a trade school was delayed as state officials spent the day on elementary school rules. Cecil E. Stanley says the board will reconvene April 19 to hear his plan, with title likely transferred by October. The federal government would lease the depot until June 1967, making the state the owner and the feds the tenant in effect. Stanley expects acceptance to avoid costly use permits. Local sentiment supports title by October.
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Cecil E. Stanley
Stanley
Bridgeport Road Bid Let
Apparent low bidder on the 0.6 mile Bridgeport Lakes State Recreation area road project was J. D. Ollinger & Co. of Sidney with a bid of 20041 dollars. The Bridgeport bid was among 26 road contracts awarded last Friday totaling 4249515 dollars, about 150000 over engineers estimates. The largest upcoming project relocates 5.9 miles of US 20 between Harrison and Crawford in Dawes and Sioux Counties with bids at 319907 dollars. Other Panhandle counties with work include Scotts Bluff Cheyenne and Deuel.
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J. D. Ollinger & Co
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Crawford
Dawes
Sioux Counties
Panhandle
Scotts Bluff
Cheyenne
Deuel
Chief Warns Dog Owners In City
Chief of Police Sol Willis warns dog owners to keep pets on leash or penned up. With yards and flowers planted this year stray dogs can cause damage. Loose dogs will lead to owners being summoned to court and fined.
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Printing needs at Th. Chacy Telegraph on 30 Illth Ave
An advertisement for Th. Chacy Telegraph invites customers to handle all printing needs at its shop located on 30 Illth Avenue. The notice emphasizes convenience and full-service printing offerings in a concise period voice.
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Th. Chacy
Llth Ave
The Whys Of Public Notices Explained To Readers
The column urges Mr and Mrs Sidney Telegraph readers to pay attention to public notices. It argues notices protect the public by ensuring due notice before any legal action affecting the public is taken. Ignorance is blamed for not staying informed.
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County Art Show Slated May 12 14
The Cheyenne County Nebr Askana Art Show will run Thursday through Saturday May 12 14 at the Sidney City Library. Entries will be on display for all three days and one will advance to the statewide NEBRASKANA Art Show for grand prizes of 500 300 and 200.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney City
R. W. Brown
Brown
Stockholders urged to fund Sidney industrial push at C of C event
Charles Ham urged the Sidney Chamber of Commerce to authorize selling stock in the Sidney Industrial Corporation to widespread residents including employees farmers and nearby towns. He argued larger local investment is needed to attract new industry and create jobs while Chamber leaders planned a concrete financing plan and a Ladies Auxiliary to boost participation.
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Dude’s Steak House
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Lloyd Carr
Sidney Chamber
Minuteman Music Contest Draws 400 Students Across Eight Schools
About 400 students from eight schools competed at the Minuteman Activities Conference music contest held at Dix on Tuesday April 5. Harrisburg led with 19 superior ratings and three excellent scores across 22 events, with honors given to Potter, Lyman, and Dix in various ensembles and solo categories.
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Minuteman Activeities
Dix
Harrisburg
Bushnell
Potter
Dalton
Gurley
Lodge- Pole
Lyman
Jose Mendez
Dix Public
Don Childs
Tammy Shoemaker
Jody Enevoldsen
Colleen Schnell
Mike McDowell
Richard Marker
Banner County
Marcia Jones
Diane Johnson
Sandra Shoup
Nancy Kastens
Lodgepole
Cathy Remig
Bruce Anderson
Dan Faden
Randy Warner
Harersburg
Brewin Stoddard
Ron Kiel
Eugene Snyder
Bonnie Lind
Julie Brown
Betty Weed
Mary Adams
Bob Hinrichs
Karen Sakurada
Carol Yamamoto
Bill Nichols
Bill Fankhauser
Sidney
Ron Kuhn
Rex Yocum
Cheyenne
Farmers Union sends protest to Freeman on farm prices
The Nebraska Farmers Union publishes a wire sent to U S Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman on April 6 urging 100 percent parity for farmer income and criticizing farm price drops. Elton L. Berck, president, argues that rural poverty and underpaid agriculture threaten the Great Society and calls for fair pricing based on parity and cost factors.
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Farmers Union of Nebraska Today
United States Department of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Grain Market News
Elton L. Berck
Nebraska Farmers Union
Panhandle Weather Forecast Promises Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of rain showers Saturday afternoon. Lows 20s to 30s, high near 60. Five day outlook shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal through Wednesday with frequent changes. Highs 45 to 55, lows in the 20s, occasional light rain or light snow indicated.
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Panhandle
Grand Island and New Holland Plant Deal Detailed
Gene Lienemann recounts Grand Island's push to lure New Holland Mfg to town. Efforts covered rail shipping, labor survey and scholarships, site selection, and a $50,000 land purchase donated for the plant. Eleven months of work, 125 calls, eight trips, and several thousand dollars secured a large payroll for the area. Leo Krieger of Sidney Industrial Corp notes yearlong prospect meetings and plans leveraging Sioux Army Depot and a state trade school, with firms contacted but some proposals deemed unsound.
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Gene Lienemann
Grand Island
New Holland Mfg. Company
Lienemann
New Holland
Milford Trade School
Los Angeles
Leo Krieger
Sidney Industrial Corporation
Sioux
Atomic Energy Commission
Kreiger
Sidney Industrial Corporation Seeks Growth Through Community Support
Countywide effort highlighted as two promising contacts in Denver and Minneapolis arise. Sidney Industrial Corporation grew from 2500 to broader backing, with local loans and ongoing expansion plans. About 100 attendees heard Chamber President Lloyd Carr urge broader community involvement to tackle Cheyenne County's economic challenges.
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Denver
Minneapolis
Sidney Industrial Corporation
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Sidney
Vincent Pelster
Potter
Tammy Schumacher
Jody Enevoldsen
Coleen Schnell
Vicki Dindinger
Chamber
Lloyd Carr
Sidney Chamber
Cheyenne County
Carr
Bob Decker
Mel McCoy
Norm Trepke
John Ward
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