Panhandle Forecast and Local Accidents Bulletin
The bulletin notes mostly sunny warm weather with highs in the lower to middle 80s and a chance of isolated thundershowers tonight. It extends to midweek with pleasant temps and possible Friday thundershowers as cooler nights approach. Accidents reported include a 1972 Ford backing into a parked 1970 Ford causing about 100 dollars damage, and a 1977 Dodge colliding with a 1976 Chevrolet with damages around 1800 and 1400 dollars. Cornelius cited for failure to yield. Two passengers sustained minor injuries. Citations issued for learner permit and speeding. Funeral services announced for James David Olinger, age 70, with details of life and survivors listed. Pallbearers named for Richard C Brauer.
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Panhandle
North Side Market
Ford
Ernest M Satterly
Kathleen Craig
Craig
8Th
Illinois
Dodge
Brian R. Cornelius
Chevrolet
Randall Frerichs
Local Admitted and Dismissed Names by County
A list records admitted and dismissed individuals by county and location. Sidney Dalton and Lodgepole entries include names such as Mrs Ronald Worster Lisa Kadlecek Alice Mitchell Kristi Finley Darwin Reimers Martha Nolde Peetz Lynn Hradecky and others with dismissals listing Scott Simpson Francine Virgil Doris Howe Kathleen Rutt and Lloyd Ravert.
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Sidney
Ronald Worster
Lisa Kadlecek
Alice Mitchell
Kristi Finley
Dalton
Darwin Reimers
Martha Nolde Peetz
Colo
Lynn Hradecky
Scott Simpson
Francine Virgil
Doris Howe
Kathleen Rutt
Lisa Kadeleck
Lloyd Ravert
Lodgepole
Peggy Taylor
Cheri Glanz
Potter
Tony Bickel
Coming Events Fort Sidney Aug 2 WIFE Meeting
The WIFE meeting is scheduled for Tuesday August 2 at 8 p.m. in the meeting room at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Also noted are events for Monday August 1 by the Sidney Women’s Bowling Association with a Fun Night at Cedar Lanes Bowling Center.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Five Pound Nine Ounce Son Born to Glanz Family
Mr and Mrs Leslie A Glanz of rural Lodgepole welcome Travis Aaron born at 11 25 p m July 28 in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds nine ounces. Siblings are Cory Carrie April and Trent. Grandparents include Mr John Glanz Milford and Mrs Catherine Borgens Sidney.
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Travis Aaron Glanz
Leslie A. Glanz
Lodgepole
Travis Aaron
Memorial Hospital
Cory
Carrie
April
Trent
John Glanz
Milford
Catherine Borgens
Sidney
Births at Memorial Hospital in Sidney and Dalton
Ronald Leroy Worster, born July 29 at 5:56 a.m. in Memorial Hospital, weighs eight pounds four and a half ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ronald E Worster of Sidney. sister Nicola Eugean. grandparents Mr and Mrs Burrel E Lappin of Booker and Mr and Mrs Curtiss McCurrey. great grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Worster and Mr and Mrs Jesse King of Sidney. Eric Dorwin Reimers, born July 29 at 5:10 p.m. in Memorial Hospital, weighs six pounds 14 34 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Dorwin Reimers of rural Dalton. siblings Bryan, eight, Travis, six, Amy, two. Grandparents are Mrs Howard Reimers of Dalton and Mr and Mrs Bruno Fangmeier of Hebron. great grandparents HW Meyer, Mrs Marie angmeijer and Mrs Mabel Birdwell.
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Ronald Leroy Worster
Ronald E Worster
Sidney
Ronald Leroy
Memorial Hospital
Nicola Eugean
Ronald W. Worster
Burrel E. Lappin
Booker, Tex
Curtiss McCurrey
Alex Worster
Jesse King
Dorwin Reimers
Dalton
Eric Dorwin
Bryan
Travis
Amy
Howard Reimers
Bruno Fangmeier
Hebron
HW Meyer
Marie Angmeijer
Mabel Birdwell
Beef Referendum Falls Short But Gains Momentum for Future
Nebraska cattlemen say the Beef Referendum did not reach the two thirds needed yet it achieved the largest unification the industry has seen. President Jack Maddux cites progress and future promise while O J Barron notes the "loss of the first battle" but not the war as new leadership emerges from the Denver workshop and local groups.
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Jack Maddux
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Maddux
Washington
O.J. Barron
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Denver
Sidney Newspaper Classified Rates Notice
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Sidney Newspapers Inc
NPA
AHR
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UPL Upi
National Geographic cites streams supplying most U.S. water
National Geographic reports that streams in the United States provide 67 percent of the water used by the population, highlighting the central role of river systems in meeting domestic needs.
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United States
National Geographic
Planning windbreak tree plantings for 1978 relief advice
Scott Welk of the South Platte NRD urges landowners to prepare planting sites now for 1978 windbreaks. He notes soil moisture, annual fallow, and regular cultivation for three years as key to survival, with weed control and pre emergent chemicals like Limazine recommended. Local Soil Conservation Service technicians or the NRD office in Sidney offer assistance.
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Scott Welk
South Platte
Welk
NRD
Soil Conservation Service
South Platte Nrd
Sidney
Pre-Fair events scheduled by County Agents
Three pre-Fair activities are scheduled next week with public attendance invited. At 9 30 a m Friday in the 4H building eight demonstrations are planned. The 4 H home economics judging starts 8 30 a m Friday in the same building. The 4 H livestock judging occurs 10 30 a m Monday at the Fairgrounds open to all 4 H livestock members. Washington bulletin outlines an inexpensive partly computerized land information system for small counties tested in Rapahannock Virginia to aid real property taxation land transfer and land use planning. It compiles data needs of multiple county offices and helps assessors analyze the tax base. the report avoids computer jargon.
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Howard Henschel
Shirley Tisdale
Fairgrounds
Washington
US Department of Agriculture
Rappahannock County
USDA
Women on railroad crew keep up with their male counterparts
Frances Craig profiles Wyona Embhovick and Sharon Rizzolo, two women on a Burlington Northern crossing crew who perform hard rail work beside men. They started for better pay and equality, faced rough starts but earned acceptance, and say they enjoy outdoor labor and teamwork with foreman Randy Copley.
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Burlington Northern
Wyona Embovick
Sharon Rizzolo
Frances Craig
Burlington Northern Railroad
Sidney
Iliff
Colo
Embhovick
Burlington
Broken Bow
CB radio theft and other incidents reported in Cheyenne County
A CB radio stolen from a disabled car in Potter interchange area valued at $200 is under investigation. Calves escaped from an EF Mohatt farm fence west of Sidney but were returned. Marvin Seland was returned from Lincoln after evaluation. A hit and run at TV Motel east of Sidney damaged a 1974 Chevrolet owned by Mary Cant for about $100.
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Cheyenne County
EF Mohatt
Sidney
Marvin Seland
Lincoln
Sheriff's Office
Mary Cant
Rainfall and Weekend Weather Report
Sunday rain measured .08 inches while moisture remained low overall for a pleasant weekend. FAA flight service station notes mid morning Sunday shower near the area. Temperature at Sidney Airport ranged Friday 56 to 4, Saturday 61 to 86, Sunday 54 to 76. The rest reports Gujarat schoolboys scratching homework on tanned thighs with wood slivers. work visible over 12 hours.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Sidney
Gujarat
India
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