4-H Spotlight In Sid ne y Telegraph Spring Edition
The Sidney Telegraph dedicates its spring 4-H edition to county and state 4-H programs, noting city and rural youth, with special emphasis on the June State 4-H Club Week at the University of Nebraska East Campus. Delegates must register by May 15, with a $25 fee covering meals lodging and programs.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Cheyenne County
the Telegraph
United States
The
Telegraph
University of Nebraska East
Lincoln
Rudman
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Norbert T. Tiemann
Karl Killsholm
Iowa
NU East
Louie Rud
Ing
KFAB
Omaha
Marathon Oil executive to oversee New Guinea drilling project
Frank Barrett, Sidney District Manager for Marathon Oil Co, is assigned to Brisbane to prepare a test well near Port Moresby, New Guinea. He will supervise material logistics and may require a boardwalk like road or canal to reach the site, with Jack England leading Sidney operations in his absence.
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Frank Barrett
Sidney
Marathon Oil Co
Brisbane
Australia
New Guinea
Barrett
International
Los Angeles
Hawaii
United States
Port Moresby
Africa
Marathon
Jack England
Exploration Department
Wyoming
Alaska
Libya
North Africa
North Sea
Australian
Oil Co
Sidney District A Springboard for Advancement
The article highlights career paths from Marathon Oil in Sidney, noting Frank Barrett’s assignment to Brisbane for oil exploration in New Guinea, and listing former Sidney managers who advanced, including R. E. McMillen to vice president at Findlay, Fred Aldrich in Europe, and the late J. R. Leonard and Ed Stewart moving to higher roles in Tulsa and beyond.
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Frank Barrett
Marathon O l Co
Brisbane
Australia
New Guinea
Sidney
R. E. McMillen
Findlay
Mr. McMillen
Libya
Fred Aldrich
Europe
J. R
Red) Leonard
Sdney
Tulsa
Ed Stewart
Marathon
Trooper Injured In Sidney Motorcycle Collision
Nebraska State Patrol trooper John Trenerry was hospitalized with a compound ankle fracture dislocated shoulder and possible skull fracture after a car struck his motorcycle at the 21st and Maple intersection. Carl Hammond faces speeding charges. Trenerry’s bike owned by Roger Abrams valued at $1,000 was totaled. Hammond’s car about $50 damage.
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Nebraska
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
State Arterman
John Trenerry
Maple
Trenerry
21St
Maple Street
Carl Hammond
12Th Avenue
21St Avenue
Hammond
Roger Abrams
Newberry Store Name Replaces Lee In Sidney
The Lee Department Store in Sidney will be renamed Newberrys to align with the Newberrys retail division. Manager Jerry Day says no changes in staff, policies, or merchandise, only the name, with a new sign to mark the identity shift. The move links the Sidney store to the parent company’s Newberrys division.
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Newberry
Lee
Sidney
Lee Department
Newberry’s
Lee-Hested
Jerry Day
Day
WNUCC Delays Hire of Paid Executive in Alliance
The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce tabled action to hire a paid executive. Development Committee chaired by Rev. Robert O’Neill of Crawford and including Ed Cole of Sidney, Dale Adams of Scottsbluff and Lou Flower of Alliance will revisit the issue in January 1971 after Panhandle development plans are observed.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Scottsbluff
Wmcc
Runaways and Violator Caught After Texas Trip
Two San Antonio teenagers, 15 year old Sue Cradoch and 14 year old Robert Davilla, along with 42 year old John C. Smith Jr., were arrested Sunday by Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Richard Larsen after being seen in a westbound 1966 Chevrolet on Highway 30 near Kimball. Davilla faces underage driving concerns while Smith is held for a Texas burglary indictment. the youths await their parents in juvenile detention in Gering.
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San Antonio
Texas
Nacogodoches
Richard Larsen
Nebraska State Patrol
Highway 30
Kimball
Robert A. Davilla
Davilla
Sue B. Cradoch
John C. Smith Jr
Sheriffs Office
Macogadoches
Larsen
Miss Cradoch
Smith
John Smith Jr
Kimball County
U.S
Gering
Well Starts At Potter Airport
An oil drilling rig has been erected at Potter airport and surface casing set in preparation for a wildcat test. The airport will be closed to traffic until at least May 15. Patrick Doheny operates the project and Branden-Gear Drilling Co. drills on No 3 at Unit NW NE Sec 6 14 42.
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Potter
Patrick Doheny
Branden-Gear Drilling Co
Panhandle Forecast: Mild Afternoon Then Rain Snow Tonight
Fair and mild this afternoon in the Panhandle, then clouds and a chance of rain or snow tonight and Tuesday morning. Highs reach 60 to 70 this afternoon, with nights in the 30s, Tuesday high around 50. Precipitation chances 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Tuesday. Extended outlook shows cold midweek with rain or snow, then partly cloudy and warmer Thursday and Friday with highs 55 to 65 and lows 15 to 25.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Martin Declines Co-Sponsorship In Impeachment
Congressman Dave Martin, a member of the House Rules Committee, declines to co sponsor a resolution to impeach Justice William Douglas. He cites the need to avoid prejudging the case and notes serious charges raised by House Minority Leader Jerry Ford related to the Justice’s associations and writings.
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Dave Martin
William Douglas
House Rules Committee
Martin
Rules Committee
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
Parvin-Dohrman
Nevada
House
Jerry Ford
Justice
Regional Wheat Producers Sweat Out Worm Threat
Regional wheat farmers face a heavy cutworm invasion threatening losses and delaying spray decisions. The looming farm bill in Congress, with two months left, adds uncertainty as prices and programs could shift, prompting calls from the Nebraska-Wyoming Wheat Growers Coalition to oppose lower income supports.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Washington
Nebraska
Ervain Friede
McCook
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assny
Belcher
Friede
Wyoming
Nebraska-Wyoming
Hardin
Friehe
Education Fair And Open House At Vo-Tech
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School will host the 5th annual Western Nebraska Industrial Education Fair from April 29 to May 2, 1970. The event, organized by an industrial arts teachers committee, invites grades 7 through 12 to complete shop projects judged by industry representatives and displayed to the public with awards. Open to the public April 30 evening, May 1 afternoon and evening, and May 2 morning. The school also reschedules its annual open house for Sunday May 3 from 7 to 5 with a free flight breakfast for pilots and passengers, afternoon contests, airplane and helicopter rides, and campus displays highlighting state tax supported vocational facilities.
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Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Western Nebraska
Western
Nebraska
Vo-Tech School
Presbyterians Plan Mortgage Burning Sunday
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church will burn the mortgage on its Christian Education Building with Rev. Ellis Butler of the Synod of Nebraska as guest speaker at 8:30 and 11 am services. A fellowship dinner follows at 12 noon in Westminster Hall, with a program from 10 am to 2 pm.
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Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Christian Education
Ellis Butler
Synod of Nebraska
Westminister Hall
Darrell Davis
Kindred to Attend Frontier Airlines Management Conference
Dale Kindred, sales service manager for Frontier Airlines in Sidney, will attend the airline's 1970 annual management conference in Denver on April 28 and 29. He joins 350 management personnel from 116 cities served by the carrier.
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Dale Kindred
Frontier Airlines
Sidney
Denver
Mr. Kindred
Sowers To Visit Sidney Thursday
The Lincoln Sowers will stop in Sidney for a half hour from 10 to 10 30 Thursday morning on a statewide booster trip. They will meet at the courthouse square with master of ceremonies John Gottschalk greeting the party.
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Lincoln Sowers
Sidney
Courthouse Square
John Gottschalk
Moore’s Paint Store Sold in Sidney to Kimball Buyer
John Baird of Kimball purchases Moore's Glass and Paint Co. in Sidney and plans to take over around May 1. The store will keep its name for now and expand offerings while Baird divides time between Kimball and Sidney. Ron Devier stays on, and Willis Lenz has run the Sidney Moore store for years.
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Moore’s Glass and Paint Co
Sidney
John Baird
Kimball
Baird
Komac
Ron Devier
Moore's
Willis Lenz
Moore
Escapee McSorley Held After Danville Auto Theft Charge
Terry J. McSorley, 23, of Clinton Maryland, an escapee from a Maryland mental institution, was detained by Nebraska authorities near Kimball after a westbound stop on Highway 30. He faces an Illinois auto theft charge from Danville and agreed to extradition, with his whereabouts secured at Kimball County jail.
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Maryland
Danville
Kimball County
Terry J. McSorley
Clinton
Richard Larsen
Nebraska State Patrol
Kimball
McSorley
Sheriffs Office
Champaign
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Oil Search
C. B
Lucille) Dorwart
Dr. Dorwart
Catholic Daughters of America
WNUCC
Vo-Tech
Sowers
Moore’s Paint Store
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