Fair Week Parade Cancelled Amid Low Entries
Cheyenne County cancels its fair week parade after 32 entries, only eight or nine floats. Local critics blame distrust and late float building, while supporters urge entering floats in other parades. Despite cancellation, fair week events proceed including 4 H contests, rodeo, horse shows, and a tractor pulling contest with substantial prize money.
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Chuck Willey
Wheat Nears Five Dollar Mark On Strong Export Demand
Grain market experts foresee cash wheat reaching 5.00 per bushel by week’s end due to heavy export demand. RB&H’s Jerry Eder notes 4.75 to 5.00 area prices with futures closing 11th straight limit up in Chicago. Prices vary by region with September at 4.75 in Chicago and other futures around 4.60 to 3.92 in Kansas City.
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Public Attitude Survey Aims at City Halls Reform
City Manager Ed Prince unveils a Public Attitude Survey to rate government services. 2,300 nine page surveys distributed to Sidney homes for return on the front doorknob by Wednesday. Steve Cook and Sean Doyle, 14, explain the survey to Mrs. Art Baack at 2344 11th Ave.
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Sidney School Board to Hear Bus and Budget Proposals
The Sidney Board of Education will hold a public hearing on using cash reserves for a new bus roof and sidewalk air and an amendment to last year's budget to cover salary obligations. Also on the agenda are bids for the new bus, resignations and a science teacher vacancy, lease renewal with St. Patrick's High School, insurance policy decisions, and federal lunch guidelines.
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Russ Pedersen
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Memorial plans underway for Greenwood Cemetery stone
Veterans Memorial Committee plans a mahogany memorial stone with a four foot podium at Greenwood Cemetery. The $5 287 project aims for a spring installation and Memorial Day 1974 dedication. Donor confusion over contributions, with funds to Sidney National Bank or committee members Kirklund Whitaker Whitmier Osborn and Lanks.
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Sidney National Bank
Stanley Kirklund
Marion Whitaker
J. L. Whitmier
Robert Osborn
Floyd Lanks
The
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American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Lee Moore
Dale Niebaum
A&w Root Beer
Glenn Draper
Nebraska Patrol Runs Selective Enforcement Near Kimball
The Nebraska State Patrol staged a two hour selective enforcement program in Kimball area. Air patrol operated west of Kimball on I 80 while mobile patrol checked east of Kimball on U S 30 and stationary radar south of Kimball on U S 71. North of Kimball on U S 71 officials conducted equipment checks.
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Kimball
U.S. 30
Council Set to Hear Gas Rate Findings Amid Public Works Bids
Sidney city council tonight will hear R.W. Beck & Associates present findings on a proposed Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co. rate increase. The meeting also includes bids on water and sewer casings for the I-90 interchange, pavement plans for 13th Ave, paving district assessments, sidewalk orders on Osage St, and bids for a wheel loader and rotary snow plow.
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Sidney
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Interstate 90
13Th Ave
Forrest St
Cedar St
Osage St
15Th Ave
Frank Mattoon
American Buslines Inc
Thunderstorm Drops .80 Inch Rain and Damaging Winds in Sidney
A fast moving thunderstorm swept Sidney Sunday night with winds to 57 mph and rainfall of .80 inches measured at the Flight Service Station. Unconfirmed reports of large hail were noted west and north of Sidney. Elsewhere in Nebraska eastern two thirds saw widespread rain with North Platte at 1.69 inches and other towns reporting varied totals. The system moved east with aCooling high pressure building behind it and forecast cooler nights in the 50s to 60s with highs upper 80s to 90s for Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Sidney Couple Arraigned On Las Vegas Extortion Charges
Ray Howard Sterrett and Kristina Marie Sterrett were arraigned in Las Vegas on federal extortion charges over a plan to obtain 2 million from 20 hotels and casinos by threatening a hazardous device. Trial set for Sept. 19. bail at 100000 and 50000 respectively.
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Sidney
Las Vegas
A_ Sidney
Ray Howard Sterrett
Kristina Marie
U.S. District Court
Roger D. Foley
Sterretts
FBI
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Circus Circus Hotel
Sterrett
Millet field day attracts seventy nine local farmers
At the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory 79 area farmers attended the Fall Field Day to hear talks on millet and sorghum. Lee Foster of the Gurley Co op said millet demand will stay strong due to limited yields and rising exports.
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Gurley Farmer’s Union Co-op
Foster
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
High Plains Lab
D. G. Hanway
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nebraska
Hanway
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