Bulletin board highlights and forecast for August 11, 1975
A dated bulletin lists historic events on this date from 1954 to 1967 and notes recent anniversaries. It also includes birthdays of union leader I W Abel and financier Joseph Hirshhorn and a Pascal quote. The Panhandle forecast calls for mostly sunny warm conditions with possible afternoon thundershowers and a extended outlook across Nebraska with cooling into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Herbert Hoover
Germany
Japan
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Watts
Los Angeles
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Gerald Ford
I.W Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Joseph Hirshhorn
Pascal
George Washington
Nova Scotia
Panhandle
Nebraska
Associated Press
Coming events for August from local groups
A list of August meetings and practices includes Chey-Lohs drill practice at 7 pm at Saddle Club Arena, Powder Puff Bowling League at 7 30, Dude's Pinette Bowling League at 7, Cedar Lanes, Sidney Rotary Club at 6 45 pm. On Tuesday August 12 Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anons meet at 8 pm in Christ Episcopal Parish Hall. Wednesday August 13 Oktoberfest committees hold an August meeting at 7 30 pm at Sidney Senior Citizens Center, 1103 10th Ave. Providence Chapter 108 and Golden Circle Chapter 214 Order of Eastern Star joint meeting at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinette
Cedar Lanes
Sidney Rotary Club
Fort Sidney
Sidney Senior Citizens Center
10Th Ave
Providence
Golden Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Police Reports From Sidney Track Fortnight Traffic Events
Police logs show several Sidney incidents: Friday 4 40pm a 1964 Chevrolet driven by William J Meysenburg backed into a 1966 Chevrolet driven by Art Liljegren causing $75 damage. Saturday 3 05pm a 1974 truck driven by Mark Nienhueser was hit by a 1970 Ford driven by Donald Wilson with Wilson cited for following too close. Sunday 12 19pm a 1965 Ford driven by LeRoy Gish pulled in front of a 1974 Kawasaki. Greg Bryant was hospitalized for cuts. Also Friday 2 49am an Elm Street 1300 block suspicious persons report, 3 41am bad driving complaint on 1500 block 21st Ave, and an arrest for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Wiliam J Meysenburg
Sidney
Art Liljegren
Liljegren
Mark Nienhueser
Ford
Donald Wilson
Wilson
LeRoy Gish
Kawasak
Greg Bryant
Bryant
Elm St
21St Ave
Sidney Male
Admitted Sidney and Broadwater and Crook Lodgepole and Colo
A list of names shows admitted and dismissed individuals across multiple locations. Admitted: Hal Zalesky Peter Fisher Elaine Nelson Mildred Wegner Nanette Policky Mark Dale Lucille Pearson Gertrude Lloyd. Dismissed: Sidney Floyd Stoll Chery Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hal Zalesky
Peter Fisher
Elaine Nelson Broadwater
Mildred Wegner
Nanette Policky
Mark Dale
Lucille Pearson
Gertrude Lloyd Lodgepole
Floyd Stoll Crook
Colo Chery Christensen
Panhandle Resource Council Lodgepole Division Meets Thursday
The Panhandle Resource Council Lodgepole Division Board will hold its regular quarterly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Sidney City Hall. Topics include the 1975 1976 Work Plan, surplus equipment applications via the Old West Regional Commission, and election of 1975 1976 division officers. An RC D Project Status Report on O Neill Draw Oliver Reservoir Sioux Army Depot and priorities for Critical Area Treatment will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Resource Council Lodgepole Division
Sidney City Hall
Panhandle Resource Council
Old West Regional Commission
Rc&d
O'Neill Draw
Oliver Reservoir
Sioux Army Depot
Lodgepole
Rail VP Warns Coal Slurry Pipelines Threaten Rail Survival
Burlington Northern Denver Division vice president Ralph Merklin warns coal slurry pipelines threaten railroad viability. He calls opposition self interest but says the issue cuts into the marrow of railroad survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wye
Ralph Merklin
Burlington Northern Railroad
Denver
Scottsbluff Eligible for HUD Elderly Housing
Omaha AP report says Scottsbluff is eligible for low income housing for elderly residents. HUD area director Guy Birch notes developers are invited to submit building proposals. Proposals include up to 50 units in the Antelope Boone Madison Pierce County area and 4 units in the Otoe Cass County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Guy Birch
Housing and Urban Development Area
HUD
Antelope
Boone
Madison
Pierce County
Birch
Otoe-Cass
Decker's Family Center names new supervisors in realignment
Decker's Family Center completes a realignment with Clyde Carter as hardware manager, Bob Schaaf as grocery and produce manager, and Marv Wilkens as meat manager. Carter nearly a year with the store, Schaaf brings 23 years of experience, Wilkens hails from Springfield Missouri. Nebraska earns excellent cooperation ranking from developers in national survey, with 19 states rated excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hendee
Decker
Bob Decker
Clyde Carter
Bob Schaaf
Marv Wilkens
Carter
Schaaf
Wilkens
Springfield
Nebraska
Industrial Development Research Council
Curtis denies knowingly taking illegal campaign funds
Curtis says he and his committee did not knowingly accept illegal contributions during his 1972 re election bid. He cites a $5,000 Ashland Oil gift among $11 million in questioned corporate funds and says a telegram from Ashland exonerated him though a written confirmation is needed. An aide notes any unlawful funds would be returned and that a surplus exists in the Citizens for Curtis Committee treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Len Carl Curtis
Curtis
Ashland Oil Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
Carl Arnold
Washington
Ashland Oil
Ashland Company
Citizens For Curtis Committee
WNTC Sets Fall Registration Dates
Western Nebraska Technical College announces fall semester registration for August 25 and 26. Registration runs in the WNTC Gym from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm on August 25 and from 8:00 am to 11:30 am on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska Technical College
WNTC
Assessors Examination Set for September 29 at State Capitol
Nebraska counties will hold the assessor and deputy assessor certification exam on September 29 at the State Capitol in Lincoln. Eligible candidates must file applications with the Nebraska Department of Revenue by September. State Tax Commissioner William E Peters notes that law requires a county assessor certificate to assume office. Certificates granted only after successful completion of the exam. Application forms and further details available from the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Brownlie
Wallace, Armstrong & Bander
Wiest
Deuel County
Namath
Kansas City
Clayton Corporation
Carmichael
Red Willow County
Wildcate-Stoeppelworth Drilling, Inc
Nebraska Couuty
State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Revenue
William E Peters
Nebraska
Nebraska Rangeland Fires Rise in First Half of 1975
University of Nebraska fire control expert Joseph E Range reported 360 fires burned 12 696 acres in 1975 compared with 514 fires and 6 982 acres in the same period of 1974. Railroads lead fires, with equipment debris burning causing most acreage loss and panhandle regions facing hazardous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Joseph E Range
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Range
Nebraska Panhandle
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Bulletin Board
Chey-Lohs
Saddle Club
Dude's
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alanons
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Filsinger Excavating Co
Parkland
11Th Ave
South
Telegraph Phote
PRC
Scottsbluff
Western
Nebracke
Sidney Newnpaguers Inc
Mdlibinals
Camail
Cheyenne Consty
Siete Wey
Nebranes
Ad Ak. Ser
Assciated Press
Lawrence E. Beyer
Frank Partsch
Bey Haupt
Henry J Meysenburg
Bill Cox
Wikming Newspaper
Rere
Hebrisha Press Association
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
Conway Research, Inc of
Atlanta
The
Chamber
Small Business Administration
US Department of Commerce
Washington, DC
East
Illinois
Breakfah
Big Cheyenne County
Brandin’ Iron
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