Gasohol Testing Expanded By Nebraska Department
Director Thomas D Doyle announced added gasohol tests by the Department of Roads in cooperation with the Agricultural Products Utilization Committee. The program uses a 10 percent ethyl alcohol blend in unleaded gasoline with plans to install five 2,000 gallon underground tanks at state facilities.
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Thomas D Doyle
Department of Roads
Nebraska
Agricultural Products Industrial Utilization Committee
Doyle
Lincoln
Omaha
State Takes No Action On Sioux Reassessment
Sioux County officials asked the state Board of Equalization to sustain county valuations reduced by 20 percent after a county reappraisal by Justin Haynes Co. No action was taken by the state board. Sioux Atty. John Skavdahl argued improper notice and that Sioux should have lower values than neighboring counties. Weather concerns also influenced the hearing.
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Lincoln
Sioux County
State Board of Equalization
State Board
Justin Haynes Co
William Peters
Sioux
Pena
John Skavdahl
Skavadahl
Sidney Wranglers Hear Plans For Upcoming Fair Entries
Sidney Wranglers Vice President Marci Bauman presided at the Aug 3 meeting with 25 members present. Kathy Birner led the 4 H pledge as entry tags were handed out and a practice for Aug 10 at 6 30 pm was scheduled covering showmanship reining pattern and pleasure class with Deavers providing treats. Next meeting set for the first Thursday in Sept with records due that night. News reporter Susan Luehrs notes over one million children are in 41 agricultural programs.
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Sidney Wranglers
Marci Bauman
Kathy Birner
Deaver's
Senate Acts To End Rail Car Shortages
The Senate passed a 2 billion dollar loan guarantee plan to finance new boxcars and insurance and 35 million for a computer tracking system. An amendment by Sen. Norris Cotton limited a proposed rolling stock authority and required another vote before its creation. The bill, approved 81 to 0, moves to the House. A separate Humphrey amendment directs a Transportation Department study on converting abandoned tracks to trails.
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Washington
Senate
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Dakota Plains
Duluth
Minn the Hill
Sons
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Rolling Stock Authority
Congress
Hartke
Magnuson
Cotton
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Transportation Department
William Edward Brestel 77 Dies. Rites Set in Chappell
William Edward Brestel 77 of Chappell died Friday at Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Four Square Church, with Rev. Paul White officiating. Burial in Chappell Cemetery. Brestel born October 18 1894 in Gothenburg. survived by four children Geraldine Schmidtline, Cole, Gerald Brestel, James Brestel, and William Brestel Jr.. one sister, four brothers, six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Memorials to Moody Bible Institute.
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Chappell
William Edward Brestel
Memorial Hospital
Four Square
Paul White
Chappell Cemetery
Brestel
Gothenburg
Oscar C
Lena Narlander Brestel
Deuel County
Dever County
Moody Bible Institute
Joe
Geraldine’’ Schmidtline
Golden
Cole
Gerald Brestel
Sidney
James A. Brestel
Arthur
William E Brestel, Jr
Big Springs
Vernice Glenn
Walt Brestel
Dalton
Ralph
Art
Oliver Brestel
Funeral Held for Kimball Boy Poisoned by Oil Additive
A 20 month old boy, Billy Joe Hammer, died after drinking motor oil additive and later swallowing pain pills while camping with his family along Iowa 73 in Guthrie County. Funeral services were held in Kimball for the Boone County native, who had lived there before moving to Boone County two years ago.
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Audubon Hospital
Tuesday Hammer
Kimball
Boone County
Hammer
Guthrie
Audubon
Coon Rapids
Funeral services for E. Shelley held in Sapulpa
Everett Arthur Shelley 61 known as E Shelley dies leaving a large family. Funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev Wilbur Bennett officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born April 10 1911 Gurley son of John F and Anna Folkers Shelley. Surviving include mother five sons eight daughters 24 grandchildren six sisters and several others.
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John
Orange
Calif
Darrell
Portland
Ore
James
Sapulpa
Okla
Dennis
Sidney
Robert
U.S. Navy
Patricia Simpson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Geraldine Banks
Clara Flater
Colorado Springs
Colo
Judy Woodring
Holdrege
Donna Rohde
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Linda Brumley
Connie Hunsicker
Ordville
Jean Madden
Doris
Rapid City
S.D
Evelyn Wellner
Kansas City
Kan
Arminia Tschalker
Riverton
Genevieve Loebe Sidney
Maxine Oldenburg
California
Mildred White
Reno
Nev
Hazel
Drug Education Film Set For Wednesday At Courthouse
A Wednesday 8 p.m. screening in the courthouse meeting room previews a drug education film “Art Linkletter Speaks To Children” about drugs and their dangers. Sponsored by the Cheyenne County Drug Council with materials from the Aid Association for Lutherans, the event aims to inform parents and children and foster a local Drug Council.
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Art Linkletter
Court House
Aid Association For Lutherans
Drug’ Council For
Cheyenne County
Chattanooga Adopts Curbside City Hall on Wheels
Chattanooga operates a curb service City Hall a van truck that hauls a portable mayor's office to different city districts.
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Mobile Mayor
Chattanooga
Tenn
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McCook
Grand Island
North Platte
Third
Superior
Ours
Susan Luehrs
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Ford Foundation
E. Shelley
Everett Arthur Shelley
Mate Oe
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dean Martin
DE Lune
John Wayne
Eee
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