Vo-Tech Open House Showcases 3 Million in Upgrades
Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School invites the public to its second annual open house Sunday April 21 from 12 30 p m to 4 30 p m. Tours start at the drafting electronics building near the main entrance. Highlights include airframe and power plant facilities jet and helicopter engines and test equipment plus auto mechanics welding diesel drafting electronics building construction and campus facilities. Visitors learn about opportunities for graduating seniors and area residents. No transportation provided. school lies 10 miles west of Sidney, two miles north of Highway 30. follow Highway 30 signs to the exit.
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Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School
Drafting Electronics
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney
Nebraska senators visit Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Ten Nebraska senators will briefly stop in Sidney tonight to inspect the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School as part of their ongoing study of postsecondary institutions in the state. Merle Rudebusch, director, confirms the visit as part of statewide tour.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Merle Rudebusch
Nebraska higher education study group visits western towns
A legislative committee on coordination of higher education tours western Nebraska as part of an inspection program. Senators Knight Pedersen Marvel Robinson Brauer Matzke Harsh Morton Swanson lead a four day swing visiting junior colleges normal schools vocational schools and private institutions to guide state wide planning and potential legislation.
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Legislative Council Committee On the Coordination of Higher Education
North Platte
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Curtiss
McCook
Hastings
Kearney
Chadron
Rudebusch
Vo-Tech
John E. Knight
Lincoln
Henry Pedersen, Jr
Omaha
Richard Marvel
Leslie Robinson
S. H. Brauer
Norfolk
Stanley Matzke
Milford
Lester Harsh
Bartley
Pat Morton
William Swanson
Ad Deadline for Sidney tabloid event notices
The April Sidney Super Value Day tabloid in The Sidney Telegraph sets ad copy due Monday April 22 at 5 p.m. Retailers should call 254-5555 to be included in the five county distribution. The May 2 3 4 5 Cheyenne County Trade Fair Exposition and the May 5 Airport Dedication Air Fair culminate the event with the tabloid reaching 8100 families.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Telegraph Advertising Department
Cheyenne County
Mortensen Rites Set For Tuesday In Dalton
Laura Mortensen 80 a longtime Dalton resident died this morning at an Oshkosh hospital after residing in Lewellen Nursing Home. Funeral services will be 2 PM Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton with Rev C Van der Stoep officiating. Burial is in Dalton Cemetery. Craig-Holechek Funeral Home in charge. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church. Survived by son William and four stepchildren, a sister, five grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. born December 8 1887 in Horsens Denmark and married Jens Peter Mortensen in 1921 in Lincoln. They moved to Dalton in 1936 from Hardy Nebraska. Mr Mortensen preceded her in death.
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Dalton
Laura Mortensen
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. Vander Stoep
Craig-Holechek
Mortensen
Horsens
Denmark
Jens Peter Mortensen
Lincoln
Hardy
Neb
No Settlement Forecast In Phone Strike Involving Northwestern Employees
About 60 Local 7405 Communications Workers of America AFL-CIO members walked out at Northwestern Bell halting telephone construction work. The strike is part of a 165 thousand worker nationwide walkout, with talks stalled but both sides open to negotiations. Local 7406 urged nonstriking employees to cross lines, while management pledged service with adjustments to handle overloads and avoid delays.
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Communications Workers OF America
Sidney
11Th
Jackson
Communications Workers of America Afl-Cio
Northwestern Bell
Sidney Local 7405
American Telephone and Telegraph
11Th and
Ely and Sons
North Platte
Omaha
L. L. Swanson
Northwestern
Ogallala
Bridgeport
Kimball
Swanson
Paul O’hara
O’hare
Tance
O’hara
Bell Manufacturing
Western Electric Company
Bell System
Important Exploratory Location Taken in Nebraska
A new producer is reported in Kimball county south of Kimball as one of five new locations by the Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission. The Bor der field south of Kimball may link to the Indian Cave field, with drilling to define connection. Gulf Oil Corp moves to the No 1 Ellicott Ranch wildcat in Sioux county. Prairie Drilling Co holds a 6500 Mis- contract.
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Kimball County
Kimball
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Nebraska
Border
Indian Cave
Gulf Oil Corp
Ellicott Ranch
NW SE
Sioux County
Prairie Drilling Co
Sissippian
Harrison
Neb
R. E. Hibbert and Sons
Border Field
Durland
Hibbert and Sons
Moyer
Allison Drilling Co
Patrick A. Doheny
James
Dix
Braden-Gear
Union Pacific Railroad
Bushnell
Stuarco Drilling Co
Pronghorn Petroleum Corp
Banner County
Scotts Bluff County
Triangle J
Ackman and Schulein Association Limited
Petroleum Inc
Drury
Toltek Drilling Co
Platte Valley Oil Co. Inc
Red Willow County
Sleepy Hollow
Fritz
Swsw
Regan
Patrick Doheny
Cheyenne County
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
Marathon Oil Co
No. 16
Doran Farm
Tiemann staff to meet public in Sidney town hall
A public meeting is planned in Sidney Wednesday with Tiemann and staff to address community concerns. Residents may ask questions or offer suggestions about state government operations. The event invites broad attendance at the town hall to discuss local issues and policy questions.
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Tiemann
Sidney Town Hall
Gover
Sidney
Bob Hessle
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Pittam
Freight Derailment Looms as Gov Tiemann Speaks in Sidney
The governor and about a dozen aides visit Sidney for a town hall at the junior high auditorium Wednesday April 24 at 7 30 p m part of a state tour. A reception precedes the event at the municipal airport with questions from the floor via a moderator.
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Nor Norbert Tiemann
Sidney
Sidney Municipal
Scottsbluff
Ed Cole
Cheyenne County
Kent Kalb
Tax Commission
D. Williamson
Soil and Water Conservation
M. McNeil
Charles Nutter
Department of Roads
Tom Doyle
Labor Department
Clayton Yeutter
Tiemann
Panhandle forecast shows warmer weekend with light rain
Partly to mostly cloudy conditions continue this afternoon tonight and Saturday with a 10 percent chance of light rain. Tonight’s low in the 30s and Saturday’s high 40 to 50. Five day period averages 7 to 14 degrees below normal with a gradual warmup mid next week near 50 and 20 to 30 lows with occasional light rain before clearing.
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Panhandle
Kennedy Sets Visit To Sidney Nebraska During Train Tour
Senator Robert F. Kennedy plans a whistle stop through Nebraska with a 7 a.m. departure from Cheyenne and an 8 a.m. Sidney stop for about 15 minutes. Stops will include Kimball Chap pell Ogalalla and North Platte as he speaks from the train. Don McGinley of Ogallala is to introduce him. a Scottsbluff speech is also on the schedule.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Sidney
Nebraska
Madeline aAuidengarten
Cheyenne
Kennedy
Wyoming
Kimball
Chappell
Ogalalla
North Platte
Don McGinely
Ogallala
Scotttsbluff
Scottsbluff
Norfolk
Chadron
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Indian Affairs Committee
First Creek Cleaning Set On Saturday
County Agent Ivan Liljegren leads a weekend cleanup of Lodgepole Creek with youth groups Scouts meeting at Valley View crossing at 9 a.m. and others gathering near the hospital bridge to receive instructions. A lunch wagon loaned by Arthur Liljegren will operate near the hospital bridge.
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First Creek Cleaning
Lodgepole Creek
Ivan Liljegren
Liljegren
Valley View Crossing
Hospital Bridge
Arthur Liljegren
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Legislative Council
Amunicati Pers E Afl-Cio
STE Bi
Telegraph
Willian Mortensen
Paul Mortensen
Gurley
Jess Mortensen
Creswell
Ore
Holger Mortensen
Eugene
Margrethe Pollock
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Gerda Jorgensen
Detroit
Mich
States
District of Columbia
ATT & T
Rex Swanson
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