Sid ney area I 80 interchange design hearing set
Thursday night the Nebraska Department of Roads holds a design hearing at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to finalize plans for U S 385 and State Highway 19 interchange near Sidney. Officials discuss right of way, access driveways, and potential corridor changes linking I 80, 385, and area roads.
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Sidney
Department of Roads
Wellington Meier
Eleventh Avenue
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Gurley
Dalton
Bridgeport
Alliance
Chadron
Scottsbluff
Upland
Chapman
DOR
Nebraska Highway Commission
Thomas Doyle
Roads Department
Nebraska
Missouri River
Omaha
Sioux City
Panhandle
Chappell
Lodgepole
Kimball
Bushnell
Nebraska Department of Roads
Town
Union Pacific
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
U.S
Alliance South
Gurley-Sidney
E.K. Yanney
International Parks Highway Assn
Dan Ramsey
State Highway Advisory Commission
Thane Davis
Hyannis
Highway 385 Included In I 80 Public Hearing
A design meeting at the Fort Sidney Hotel at eight tonight focuses on the Interstate 80 segment from Sidney to the Sidney Airport and includes a proposal involving U S Highway 385. Western Nebraska debates the best corridor for Route 385 across the region.
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Highway 385
Fort Sidney
Sidney
Nebraska
Field Days Planned In Panhandle Nebraska Stations
Three August field days at University of Nebraska Panhandle stations in Alliance Scottsbluff and Sidney will share research on irrigation crop production millet sorghum weed control and bean beetle management. Programs run August 11 9 26 with tours and diagnosis clinics. Call 254 5555 for ads.
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University of Nebraska Experimental and Extension Staions
Panhandle
Nebraska
Northwest Agricultural Laboratory
Alliance
Gene Campbell
Box Bulte
Jerry Miyoshi
Scotts Bluff
Scottablus
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sidney
Affected By UP Strike Hit Nebraska Road Projects
Lincoln The rail strike is slowing highway work in Nebraska says A H Dederman of the State Roads Department. Contractors report shortages of rail shipped materials including bridge pilings for a seven mile I 80 stretch from Sunol to Lodgepole set to start soon and gravel stockpiling from Wyoming is hindered.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
A.H. Dederman
State Department of Roads
Sunol
Lodgepole
Wyoming
Dederman
Weather outlook for Fair and Extended week
Wednesday to Friday forecast from Scottsbluff Weather Bureau indicates a small chance of late afternoon thunderstorms that may shift as the week progresses. Patchy rain possible with variable coverage and timing across the period.
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Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Cool July Nears Record Low for Local Area
July proved unusually cool in the Scottsbluff region with an average FAA station temperature of 69.1 degrees, 5.2 below normal, and total rainfall of 1.82 inches, 17 below normal. A 37 degree low last Friday may be a local record for the date, while 36 degrees in July at Sidney Airport in 1952 stands as the all time July low.
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Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Federal Aviation Agency
Sidney
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
FAA
A Time For Reminiscing Sioux Army Depot Reunion Draws Large Turnout
The Sioux Army Depot reunion drew many former employees from near and far. Registration at the Senior Citizens Center produced a pancake feed and constant socializing on Friday and Saturday. A packed Legion Club and center hosted dancing and fun Saturday night, with perfect picnic weather on Sunday at Legion Park. Marshall Larkins chaired the event with local assistants, and organizers expect future reunions.
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Senior Citizens Center
Legion Club
Senior Citizen's Center
Legion Park
Marshall Larkins
Markers Planned for Historic Sites in Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska Historical Society approves ten new markers across the state highlighting pioneer routes and locations. In the Panhandle, Sidney will note the Sidney Black Hills Trail used to haul bullion to the Union Pacific. Nearby sites include Gunderson Mill in Cheyenne County and Fort Mitchell in Scotts Bluff County. Mud Springs near Dalton will be commemorated as a Pony Express way station.
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The
Nebraska Historical Society
Panhandle
Sidney
Sidney- Black Hills
Black Hills
South Dakota
Union Pacific Railroad
North Platte River
Camp Clarke
Bridgeport
Cheyenne County
Gunderson
Fort Mitchell
Scotts Bluff County
Morrill County
Mud Springs
Pony Express
Simla
Dalton
Sioux reunion draws 800 plus ex Sioux employees
More than 800 former Sioux Army Depot workers registered for the first reunion since 1967 closure with earlier estimates near 1,000. Events spanned Friday registration at the Senior Citizen's Center, dances at the Center and Legion Club, and a Sunday Legion Park picnic. Organizers from Sacramento and Sierra Army Depots coordinated the event with local help led by Marshall Larkins.
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Sioux Army
Senior Citizen’s Center
Center
Legion Club
Legion Park
Shelter House
California
Nevada
Harry Ewing
Ted Schmutte
Mike O'Hare
Herb Seevers
Sacramento Army Depot
Sacramento
Calif
Carl Bonstead
Hugh Perkins
Gary Tagtmeyer
Sierra Army Depot
Reno
Nev
Marshall Larkins
The
Telegraph
County Commissioners Consider District Redraws After 1970 Census
Cheyenne County officials may redraw district boundaries by January 1 1972 after LB 368 to comply with one man one vote. Beermann notes population drop since 1968 reapportionment and cites statewide effects including precinct readjustments and potential election delays.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Ralph Englert
Allen Beermann
Sidney
Beermann
Secretary of State
U.S. Supreme Court
Hellweather
Republican
Democratic State Central Committees
J.J. Exon
Five Day Wait For Licenses Under New Law
Following LB728 the marriage license rule changes take effect Aug 26 requiring a five day waiting period after application. County officials note weekends extend to seven days and postal or military delays may affect receptions or ceremonies.
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Cheyenne
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