Sidney Council Plans Storm Sewer Bond Election This Month
The Sidney city council will likely call an election on a 300000 storm sewer general obligation bond after the city clerk certified 180 valid signatures plus about 30 likely valid. The group seeks to reconsider the ordinance and polls are expected between August 24 and 31 using county voting machines with 2950 voters registered.
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Sidney
Gordon Tobin
John Baudeck
North Side
Airport
11Th Avenue
Spruce
King Street
Toledo
United Fund Sets 1972 Goal At Twelve Thousand Nine Hundred
The 1972 Sidney United Fund goal was set at 12 900, up 200 from last year. Nine member organizations receive specified appeals, with total campaign costs included in the goal. The board plans to set drive dates and elect new officers, meeting later this week. Benny Hochman notes a Thursday noon meeting is likely.
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Sidney United Fund
Board of
United Fund
Association For Retarded Children
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
United Service Organization
National Travelers Aid
King's Daughters
Benny Hochman
Panhandle Forecast Shows Warm, Mostly Dry Weather
Generally fair conditions across the Panhandle this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with highs from 85 to 95 and lows near 50 to 60. Rain chances near zero through Tuesday, then a few showers and thunderstorms possible Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler Friday with highs mostly 85 to 95 cooling to the low 80s and lows 50 to 60.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Alliance Priest To Head Saint Patrick's School
Transfers across Grand Island Diocese announced by Bishop Paschang. Rev. Tom Ryan from St. Agnes Alliance will lead St. Patrick's Junior-Senior High School in Sidney replacing Rev. Edward Flinn, who shifts full parish duties. Rev. Ray Kosmicki leaves Sidney for St Mary’s Grand Island Aug 21 to teach at Central Catholic and assist at St Mary’s Cathedral. Richard Boness succeeds Ryan at St Agnes.
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Grand Island
John L. Paschang
Tom Ryan
St. Agnes School
Alliance
St. Patrick's
Sidney
Father Ryan
Edward Flinn
Father Flinn
Ray Kosmicki
St Patrick's
St. Mary's
Father Kosmicki
Central Catholic High School
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St Agnes
Richard Boness
Fair Parade Entries Close This Friday
Cheyenne County Fair parade entries remain open with new groups joining. The event, sponsored by county veterans organizations, offers $150 per category with prizes of $75, $50 and $25. Deadline August 13. Information via 254-2831. sponsors meet Wednesday at 8 pm at the Legion Hall in Sidney.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Environmental Cottage
Tops Club
Susan Talich
Silver Dollar
Prairie Schooners
Ruth and
Jan Hopkins
American National Bank
Elks Lodge
Jobs Daughters
US Navy
Explorers
Legion Hall
Sidney
Seven Winners In SWCD Contest Across Districts
In District 76 Johnson placed fifth with Tamy Marker from Potter taking second in city school competition and Terri Jucks of Potter first among city entries. Awards ranged from $10 to $1. Not shown are Lester Kuhn and Fern Bartling. District 14 Rural winners earned second and third place.
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Cheyenne County Conservation District
Cliff Merboldsheimer
Judy Hornicek
Sunol
Starlene Mika
Brian
Youth Injured In Fall Under Train Wheels
A 20 year old hitchhiker Hugh Ginley from Cleveland Ohio suffered severe injuries after leaping from a box car to a flat car on an eastbound Union Pacific freight at 8 46 am near 17th and Grant. He was conscious on arrival and transported to Memorial Hospital where doctors expected to amputate both feet. Police sought his family contact in Cleveland as of press time.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
17Th
Grant
Hugh Ginley
Cleveland
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Roy Bauer
Ginley
Jack Lowe Fund Nears $2000 Mark
The Jack H Lowe Community Journalism Fund at the University of Nebraska Lincoln has reached 1750 from donations at a Nebraska Press Association meeting in Ogallala. Established by John Gottschalk the fund supports programs linking the School of Journalism with Nebraska's community newspapers.
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Jack H Lowe
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Nebraska Press Association
Ogallala
John Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
NN School of Journalism
Western Nebraska Press Association
Western Outlook
Keith County
Jack Pollock
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company of
Hastings
John Gollschalk
Sidney
Neale Copple
School of Journalism
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Foundation
Two Weekend Crashes Leave One Injured on Highway 30
State Trooper Jack Robinson reports two weekend crashes with heavy damage but limited injuries. The first occurred Sunday at Sunol on Highway 30 involving Levita Beach and Robert Wagner. Beach sustained neck pain. The second happened early today east of Sidney on Highway 30 when Genevieve Bailey pulled from a driveway and was hit by Wayne Miller. no injuries were reported.
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Jack Robinson
Sunol
Levita A Beach
Cheyenne
Wye
Ford
Robert D Wagner
Hammond
Mrs Beach
Wagner
Highway 30
Beach
Robinson
Sidney
Genevieve M. Bailey
Yakima
Wash
Wayne E Miller
Julesburg
Cole
East Side
Finn Station
Farm Exports Soar 1969-70 Totals Beat Expectations
US farm exports for the year ended June 30 reached about $78 billion, roughly 15 percent higher than 1969-70 and a rise over the prior high. Dollar sales jumped to $6.8 billion, matching the previous export record, with wheat soybeans rice and cattle significant contributors. Japan remained the top single market at $12 billion, while the European Common Market bought $1.8 billion. By volume soybeans hit a record 421 million bushels and oilseed products climbed to 206 billion dollars in value for all oil seeds and products.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Dept
Japan
Breakin at Larabee Motor Co Reported by Sidney Police
Breakin at Larabee Motor Co reported by Sidney Police. Entry gained by breaking a window at the west rear of the building. Only loss listed is an undetermined amount of change from the cigarette machine.
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Larabee Motor Co
Sidney
Rick Runyan Named For NJC Trip To Mexico
Rick Runyan of Sidney is among sixteen Northeastern Junior College anthropology students from Sterling slated to depart August 14 for a four week study of the Huichol Indians near Guadalajara Mexico. The trip is part of Anthropology 55 Field Studies in Anthropology with preparatory Spanish studies, cultural counseling and fitness training.
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Rick Runyan
Sidney
Northeastern Junior College
Sterling
Guadalajara
Mexico
Runyan
Claude Runyan
21St
Sidney High School
Northeastern
University of Northern Colorado
Greele
Hutchols
Cortez
James Mitchell
NJC
Tahiti
Outlook Features Lowe Contributions
The August issue of Western Outlook is included with today’s Sidney Telegraph. Jack Lowe, former Telegraph editor, becomes a regular Outlook contributor this month with features on Kansas-Nebraska gas supply plans for Outlook users and a salute to education. Gene Kemper is noted for panhandle unity and The Sandhills Campers join the Good Samaritan Club. A back-page Sidney color ad promotes Western Nebraska Technical College enrollment. Sally Warner is spotlighted on the cover and in an Outlook piece by Ed Sykes.
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Western Outlook
Sidney Telegraph
Jack Lowe
The
Telegraph
Outlook
Kansas-Nebraska
Western Nebraska United Chamber of Commerce
Gene Kemper
Panhandle
Sandhills
National Good Samaritan Club
Sidney
Western Nebraska Technical College
Miss. Nebraska
Sally Warner
Ed Sykes
Band Uniform Bids On Board Agenda Tonite
Bids on new Sidney High School band uniforms will be taken at the regular Board of Education meeting tonight at 7:45. Also on the agenda are the school lunch agreement election of a teacher replacement of lost bands and the Tille I academic year.
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Sidney High School
Board of Education
Wheat Group Meeting Set
An official meeting of the Advisory Committee to the Division of Wheat Development Utilization and Marketing of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture has been called for Thursday August 19 at 9 am in the 3rd Floor Conference Room of the Terminal Building Lincoln. The meeting will reconvene on Friday August 20 if necessary.
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Division of
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Lincoln Ron Cutler
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Danny Moreno
Grant Otzenberger
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Debra Unrein
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Mitchell
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Gary Lehl
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Pine
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