Sidney Board again refuses recognition of SEA
A 5-0 Sidney Board of Education vote rejects recognition and bargaining with the Sidney Educators' Association for 1973 74, with plans to survey teachers on contract provisions and to file CIA objections to SEA interrogatories. The actions follow an impasse and ongoing court involvement.
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Neil Allison
Sidney Board of Education
Sidney Educators’ Association
Board
The
SEA
Carl Cornelius
Bob Cook
Cornelius
the Sea
Court of Industrial Relations Sea
Jack Knicely
CIA
Cook
Sidney
Nebraska
Knicely
Crete
South Ward School
Lodgepole Creek
Wilbert Higuchi
City delays paving bids and votes on dog control plan
Sidney City Council postponed awarding downtown alley and parking lot bids after M. C. Schaff reported bids 3 to 400 percent higher than 1970-72 averages. The panel tabling the bids to April 23 also approved a new interruptible gas contract with Kansas Nebraska, and funded a fulltime animal control officer to enforce leash laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hickory Street
M. C. Schaff
Scottsbluff
Schaff
11Th Ave
Filsinger Excavating Co
Josten Construction
Ed Bauman
Ed Prince
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Prince
K-N
Council OK
John Gottschalk
Roy Bauer
Mlinois Street
Stanley Kyrklund
New Cemetery
Kyrklund
Sidney American Legion Post
William McEvoy
Becoming Citizen Leaves Mrs. Draper Very Happy
Lynne Julia Draper and her daughter Tina Adel Draper became U.S. citizens in Cheyenne County District Court with District Judge John H. Kuns administering the oath. The Petersborough natives, long-time Gurley residents, cited family unity and the right to vote as key reasons. The ceremony included local Scout and VFW participants and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Bale
Lynne Julia Draper
Tina Adel Draper
Gurley
United States
John H. Kuns
Cheyenne County District Court
Ron
England
U.S. Air Force
Germany
U.S
Draper
Keith Long
Elva Davison
Sidney
John Storkel
America
Lindahl O Johnson
United States of America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 610
Ladies Auxiliary
Stanley Ganzel
Tina
The
Panhandle Forecast Outlook
The Panhandle forecast calls for mostly sunny weather from this afternoon through Thursday with warmer temperatures. Highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s, tonight lows 30s to 35, Thursday highs 65 to 70, and west to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph then under 10 mph tonight. Rain chances near zero today and tonight, 5 percent Thursday. Extended outlook shows Friday to Sunday partly cloudy with showers possible Saturday, seasonal highs in the 60s Friday and 50s to 60s Sunday, lows 30s to 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Central School Robbed in Sidney Over Weekend
Sidney police investigate the theft at Central School where a tape recorder two tape players three headsets and one listening center were missing after the weekend. Custodian John McDermott reported a loosely closed south door Saturday afternoon but found nothing missing until Monday.
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Central School
Sidney
John McDermott
Two Concerts Still Remain on Cheyenne County Schedule
Two area community concerts remain on the season for local ticket holders. William Walker a Metropolitan Opera baritone will perform at Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. Then on May 16 Ballet West will perform at Ft. Morgan High School Auditorium. Local tickets are honored in four cities under a cooperative with Scottsbluff and two Colorado cities. Only season ticket holders may attend. membership drive for 1973 74 begins April 29 in Cheyenne County.
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Cheyenne County
William Walker
Metropolitan Opera
Santa Fe Opera
New Orleans
San Antonio
Sterlin Municipal
Ballet West
Ft. Morgan High School
Colorado
Scottsbluff
Clark Seeks State Authority Over Community College System
Sen. Robert L. Clark of Sidney plans amendments to SB 533 to reorganize Nebraska community colleges as a single state entity with full funding from the state treasury. The move targets Western Nebraska technical programs, affects Panhandle counties, and hinges on Governor Exon's budget and the state board governance proposal.Clark also opposed a fluoridation bill favoring local community choice on fluoride programs.
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Robert L. Clark
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Western
Nebraska Technical College
Clark
Sidney Telegraph
WNTC
Nebraska Western College At
Scottsbluff
Education Committee
Nebraska
NWC
North Platte
McCook
Exon
Appropriations Committee
Tractor Safety Course Set In Sidney Courthouse Basement
A tractor safety training short course begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Sidney courthouse basement meeting room with future sessions on April 24 May 1 and 8. Ages 14 15 operating tractors for others must complete the course and will receive a certificate after written and driving tests. Enrollment contact Ken Sakurada at the Cheyenne County Extension Office.
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Sidney
Ken Sakurada
Cheyenne County
Booth Receives Concurrent Year Sentences in Store Burglary Case
Randy Booth of Sunol was sentenced to one year in the Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex for a January burglary at Haworth Hardware Store and a concealed weapons charge. The judge also noted a probation violation tied to the recovery of 30 stolen guns at Booths residence. Randall Hrbek of Sidney, linked to the gun thefts, is free on bond.
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Randy Booth
Sunol
Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex
Lincoln
Haworth
John Kuns
Booth
Don Tedesco
Tedesco
Randall Hrbek
Sidney
Colorado
Yuma
Colo
Hrbek
Oregon Man Jailed Here After Potter Arrest
An Oregon City man, Allen S. Haskins, was arrested by Nebraska State Patrol in Potter for attempting to sell a car without ownership proof. He is jailed awaiting extradition to Oregon on charges including perjury and jumping bond. Two icy road accidents were reported in Cheyenne County on Monday.
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Oregon
Potter
Nebraska State Patrol
Cheyenne
Allen S. Haskins
Oregon City
Potter Conoco
Haskins
Susan K. Easterly
Sidney
Lorenzo
Miss Easterly
Harold B. Stark
Nashotah
Wis
Stark
Hilda Stark
Memorial Hospital
Potter Rescue
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M. C.aff
Gurley Public School
Legislative
Community College
Panhandle Mental Health Program
Bill Plank
Barbara Beezley
Lucy Valladares
Harlan Trapp
Plank
Charles Richardson
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