Spraying Urged to Save Cheyenne County Wheat
Extension Agent Ivan Liljegren says extensive spraying remains vital to protect the 1969 wheat crop in Cheyenne County amid high winds that hampered applications. He warns that cutworms are rising and will threaten fields near Sidney for two to four weeks, with damage already visible on blackened leaves and chewed stems.
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Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Sidney
Mr. Liljegren
Sidney and Rushville Lead Class A and C Music Ratings
Sidney and Rushville posted top scores in the Class A and C district music contest held at Sidney Junior High on Friday with 16 and 12 superiors respectively. About 3,500 students participated across two days as Class B and D winners Kimball and Harrisburg were noted for their superior totals.
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Sidney
Rushville
Kimball
Harrisburg
Sue Oaken
Ogallala
JoAnn Owen
Lynne Schenbeck
Gering
Nadine Kampte
Chadron
Boys Medium
Claude Coe
Loren Bauman
Bull Luben
Ben Oswald
Chappell
Mark Mendenhall
Hay Springs
Alliance
Dave Fry
Leonard Milburn
Patty Berger
Scottsbluff
Susan Criswell
Vickie Niebaum
Nancy Meier
Bill Fankhauser
Harvey Herman
Vicki Cunningham
Linda Smith
Jean Bark
Lynette Pulley
Boys High
Tom Patterson
Jeff Lampe
Rauner Cites Wheat's Role In US Life
Lincoln Wheat and the wheat producing economy are vital for four reasons says Robert Rauner chairman of the advisory committee to the Nebraska Wheat Division. Wheat supports foreign policy balance of payments and global sales while boosting production efficiency and affordable food for Americans.
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Rauner
Wheat
Lincoln
Robert Rauner
Sidney
Nebraska Wheat Division
U. S
U.S
Sidney Celegraph subscription and mailing notice
The notice lists postal and subscription details for the Sidney Nebr newspaper dated Monday April 28 1969. It states change of address mail to Post Office Box 219 Sidney and provides rates eight dollars per year inside a 50 mile zone ten dollars outside and carrier delivery eight dollars per year plus single copies at ten cents.
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Sidney
Nebr
Clark's TV Bill Passed 40 0 by Legislature
State lawmakers approved Sen. Robert Clark of Sidney LB152 giving cities power to regulate community antenna TV service with an emergency clause. The bill regulates rates and includes optional programming requirements, to become law upon governor's signature.
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Robert Clark
Sidney
Active Market Saturday With Limited Supply
The Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion hosted a brisk market with limited stock. Butcher hogs reached 19.85, and multiple buyers posted bulk cow and calf sales at varied per head prices. A grass cattle sale is planned for May 10 with over 600 cattle already consigned.
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Sidney Livestock Sales
Walter Miller
Walter Engelland
Walter Mika
Jim Higgens
Bob Poppin
Harvey George
State land oil gas lease sale set May 6 in Lincoln
Four tracts of state owned school land will be offered at an oil gas lease sale in Lincoln May 6. The tracts are located in Frontier Kimball and Morrill counties.
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Lincoln
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Frontier
Kimball
Morrill Counties
Kiwanis to Host Head of District Visit
Rev Douglas Wasson of Colorado Springs Colorado, governor of Kiwanis Rocky Mountain District, will visit the Sidney Kiwanis Club meeting. He has led Kiwanis work since 1955, organized Rampart Range club, and served as president of Wadley and San Mountain clubs.
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Sidney Kiwanis Club
Douglas Wasson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Kiwanis International
Wasson
First Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Wadley
Ala
San Mountain
Boaz-Albertville
Rampart Range
University of North Dakota
Oberlin College
Auburn University
North Dakota
Busy City Council Faces Long Agenda Tonight
The council plans three new ordinances to remove junk cars, regulate speed limits in alleys and streets, and prohibit package liquor licenses on premises with other retail businesses. Appointments to boards are due with three planning board vacancies May 1, plus one on housing authority and one on library board. The meeting at 7:30 includes Jackson Street parallel parking plan and hiring an engineer for an airport terminal study.
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Planning
Housing Authority
Library Board
Jackson St
8Th
13Th Aves
Tv Radio Legal Law Sidetracked in Nebraska Legislature
Two bills B1245 and LB 1246 to allow public notices to be broadcast on TV and radio died in committee last week. Allen Beerman Deputy Sec of State opposed the idea. Bob Hunter of Hastings Tribune testified against the bills and simulated a legal notice to show broadcasting errors. Nebraska Press Assn and publishers criticized the measure in editorials and letters.
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Nebraska
Allen Beerman
Sec
State
Bob Hunter
Hastings Tribune
Nebraska Press Assn
Engineers Oppose Gas Rate Hike Backed by Kansas-Nebraska
R W Beck and Associates studied the proposed Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co increase for Sidney and 49 other communities and found the raise unjustified. The firm reported K N revenues are about 2.4 percent above what is needed for expenses and a normal profit. The inquiry delayed action as officials await printed copies of the report. City Attorney L M Clinton noted some details had already reached the press, though officials preferred direct release from the engineers.
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Sidney
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
R. W. Beck
K-N
North Platte
L. M. Clinton
Scottsbluff
Panhandle forecast shows warm today and Tuesday
Weather outlook for the Panhandle: fair and warmer today and tonight into Tuesday. High near 60 this afternoon, low around 30 to 40, Tuesday high about 70. Rain chances near zero. Five day outlook: temperatures near normal through Saturday with highs in the 60s and lows 35 to 45. A few showers are indicated during the period.
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Panhandle
Courtest Frontier Airlines
DST Bows In With Windy Cold Assault
A cold blustery weekend marks Daylight Savings Time start in western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Temperatures ran well below average as brisk winds and snow flurries produced a washout for outdoor plans.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Chilly Western Nebraska Weekend Forecast
Winterlike weather gripped Western Nebraska with high winds and moisture. Temperatures dropped below freezing to 15 degrees Monday morning while daily highs ranged from 28 to 58 on Friday through Sunday, easing to 44 by noon Monday as residents scraped a trace of moisture from windshields.
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Nebraska
Spring Weather Delays in Western Nebraska
A windy day with light precipitation and heavier snow west of the area. Gardeners inspect bushes and trees for sub-freezing damage, hoping past lessons stick as spring arrives and warns against premature planting amid the shifting season.
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Here
Nebraska
Editor Judges Two Contests for 1968 Texas Press Assn
Jack H. Lowe editor of The Sidney Telegraph will judge the best editorial of 1968 for the Texas Press Association contest. Entries are being compiled and winners announced at the convention next month. He also judges an essay contest for the Colorado Cancer Society tied to the American Cancer Society campaign, a role he filled last year.
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Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Texas Press Assn
Lowe
Colorado Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Legislature Near End Of Hearings Pace Will Zoom
The Nebraska Legislature expects to finish hearings on about 160 bills within a week and then dedicate full days to passage or defeat. Sen. Robert Clark of Sidney cites LB498 and LB1305 as top priorities to issue highway revenue bonds and suspend pay-as-you-go road funding. He notes heavy pressures, education needs, and predicts the budget bill may reach final form by June 15 amid talks of sales tax changes and governor’s stance.
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Nebraska
Sen
Robert Clark
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Sen. Clark
Tiemann
Four Accidents Break Week's Good Record in Sidney
A quiet week in Sidney ended with four major accidents. Cheryl Evans of Sidney was in two crashes, one near Lith and Illinois at 3 44 PM, another at Maddox Motor Co. with damages of about 100 to Evans and 250 to Maddox. Renee Kaylor and Peggy Finley collided at 8 30 PM at 13th and Illinois with about 600 total damage. Finley faced charges for failure to yield. Phyllis Brandt and Betty Lowsmith damaged two cars at King Sy near downtown with about 25 each.
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Sidney
Cheryl Evans
Lith
Clinois
Evans
George
Maddox
Renee Kaylor
13Th
Mllinois St
Peggy Finley
Manor Road
Kaylor
Finley
Miss Finley
King Sy
Phyllis J. Brandt
Mitchell
Betty Lowsmith
Crawford
Bonds May Speed I-80 Final Link
The Nebraska Legislature signaled week end approval for highway revenue bonds to accelerate Interstate 80 construction toward Sidney. LB948 and SB1305 propose issuing up to 30 million dollars in bonds over two years, amid debate over inflation risk and bond costs. Senator Robert Clark of Sidney argues bonds now save money long term, while Senator Ramey Whitney of Chappell remains cautious but leaning toward support after discussions with road officials.
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Marilyn French
Mary Swanbom
Judy Carlson
Janet Carlson
Ann Pennington
Glee
Minatare
Vedue
Sidney, Nebraska
Gurley
Lions Club
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Sounds of Silence
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Rev
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