Sidney Council keeps sewer plant at current site in decision
Sidney City Council urged the EPA to build new wastewater facilities at the present location despite a protest from east Sidney residents. The panel also approved codified ordinances, junk on private property enforcement, a Consumer Communications Reform Act show of support, a Class C license for Stag Tavern, and a $5,065.35 Western Heritage Apartments expense check. They discussed rising power costs from Wheat Belt and Tri State, planned concrete bleachers at Legion Park costing up to 2,000, and asked for state lighting at the I 80 east interchange.
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Gregg Piburn Belenses
Sidney
Environmental Protection Agency
Ee East
Don Wood
Joe Kielian
Hank Elias
Lodgepole Creek
Kirkham, Michael and Associates
Lincoln
Dusit
EPA
Grand Island
Maynard Dils
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Don Schroder
Council
Northwestern Bell
Schroder
Northwestern
John Fahey
Stag Tavern
Housing Authority
Western Heritage Apartments
Wheat Belt
Tri- State Generation & Transmission
Association of Denver Oils
Tri-State
Legion Park
Dils
Kiwanis Club
Tom Kokjer
Sidney East
Oliver Dam hearing set for April at Kimball County High School
South Platte Natural Resources District schedules a public hearing for April 26 at 7 pm at Kimball County High School to discuss the Oliver Dam project and land acquisition. The meeting follows a 42 hour session previewing the Hoskins Western Sonderegger recreation plan and input from landowners Singleton Tomich and Forsling on public, private, and mixed use options including a large potential land donation and hundreds of recreational housing lots. The board plans to select an appraiser and will decide on final actions at the next regular meeting in May, with by law adoption tabled and a Potter drainage study committee formed. Dorothy Woodward resigns as SPNRD secretary.
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Gregg Piburn
South Platte
Lincoln
Charles Singleton
Dix
Hoskins
Singleton
Bernard Tomich
al Forsling
SPNRD
Bob Hahn
Oliver Dam
Potter
Dorothy Woodward
Spnrod
Rotary District 563 conference opens in Sidney
About 300 Rotarians and wives from 31 clubs in western Nebraska gather in Sidney for a three day district conference. The agenda includes 4 p.m. registration Thursday, sessions at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel and Elks Lodge, speakers such as Rep Virginia Smith and District Gov Elmer Hartmann, a memorial service, luncheons, a banquet, dance, and a Saturday panel on Rotary objectives culminating in a noon closing luncheon.
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Rotary Anns
Sidney
Nebraska
Elmer J. Hartmann
Leon Fine
Clark B Fuller
Hull Cook
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Elks Lodge
Virginia Smith
Chappell
Lester E Ginkel
Winter Park
Fla
Rotary International
Robert A Manchester
Youngstown
Ohio
Ben Holme
McCook
Bill Marshall Jr
Grand Island
Pat Brumbaugh
Rotary Foundation
Lowry Lindell
Aaron Harman
John Elwell
Sidney Club
Hartmann
Rodney Wilmoth
Sidney Boy Scout Troops
Elwell
Lee-Ellen Matzke
Ginkel
Marshall
Rotary
Lester Reemts
Kimball
Steve Knutsen
Kearney
Jim Biehl
Lexington
Jerry Cover
North Platte
San Francisco
Rejection of aid hits regional electrical firms hard
The Carter Administration denied federal disaster aid to NE CO KS and NE areas struck by the March blizzard, a move seen as a severe setback for Wheat Belt Public Power District, Western Nebraska Technical College, and Western Technical Community College area operations. Lienemann warned of higher rates absent aid as crews rebuild 8,000 poles and repair damaged buildings.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Western Nebraska Technical College
Gene Lienemann
Sidney
Wheat Belt Public Power District
Board of Governors
Western Technical Community College
WNTC
Carter
Lienemann
Wheat Belt
Midwest Electric Corp
Grant
Highline Electric Association
Holyoke
Washington
Optimistic Bid to Save Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Richard Fix, president of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce, aims for 225 to 220 members by Tuesday to fund a chamber manager and prevent dissolution. Eight board members will resign if membership does not reach target. a 7:30 pm vote is set at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with 300 outreach cards sent to past and present members.
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Richard Fix
Cheyenne County
Chamber
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Fix
Panhandle income surges 85 percent in five years
A Nebraska Panhandle study shows personal income rising 85 percent from 1969 to 1974, far outpacing state and national gains. Farm income and manufacturing propelled growth with Banner, Deuel, Box Butte leading percentage increases, while most counties rose above the state 55 percent average.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Donald E Pursell
Bureau of Business Research
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
College of Business Administration
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Panhandle
Garden County
Banner County
Deuel County
Box Butte County
Kimball County
Morrill County
Sheridan County
Dawes County
Cheyenne County
Sioux County
Pursell
County spelling bee selects 18 finalists Saturday
Eighteen youths from sixth to eighth grades vie at Sidney Senior High School cafeteria starting 9 30 a m for Cheyenne County champion. The winner could represent the county at the Midwest Spelling Bee in Omaha. Reichert notes no prior county entries to Midwest. Top three from each prior round advance to the 18 finalist slate.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Senior High School
Omaha
Sidney Lupt
Ron Reichert
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