Payroll At Sioux Still Vital Force
Sioux Army Depot, facing a June 30 196 deadline to phase out, still employs 368 people including 203 permanent long term staff and 165 temporaries replacing retirees and transfers. Lt Col Cyril Williams notes loss of key personnel with 15 of 20 division chiefs gone, but 90 retirees and 20 others staying locally. By year end staff may be about 268 as experienced workers depart. Despite moving 200000 tons of ammunition in two years and 35000 remaining, the depot expects completion next year. Sidney area has absorbed most economic impact. retraining programs and new regional facilities are planned, including Nebraska’s second vocational-technical school and an agricultural research center at Sioux.
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Gypsies Drafted Put In Labor Camps After Lisbon Camps Raid
In Setubal Portugal police swept nomad camps around Lisbon targeting about two thousand gypsies. Most had fled across the Tagus to funeral celebrations. 44 were arrested. A police spokesman said a social recuperation campaign will extend beyond Lisbon. Arrested youths sent to labor camps to learn a craft. others drafted for military service.
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