Buckley Says Presidential Bid Would Be Serious Candidacy
Senator Buckley from New York says he would run as a serious candidate if he enters the Republican presidential race and denies efforts to spur a deadlock bid. Kansas City convention chatter centers on his name amid calls for mainstream credentials and conservative support.
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New York
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
White House
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A Rockefeller
GOP
Republican Platform Committee
Panama Canal
Africa
Platform Subcommittee
Cattlemen Press Ford Over Beef Prices and Quota Violations
Four Kansas and Nebraska cattlemen met with President Ford to push for more federal beef purchases and to curb imports via Puerto Rico that skirt quota laws. They reported feeders losing about 70 dollars per head and urged the president to boost beef sales to consumers.
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Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Ford
New Zealand
United States
Puerto Rico
Floyd Fairleigh
Scott City
Kane
Tom Baxter
Grand Island
Neb
Wayne Hendrickson
Kearney
Richard Pringle
Yates Center
Kan
White House
Carl Curtis
Virginia Smith
See
Ariculture
Earl Butz
Court Action in District Court Criminal Docket
State and county court criminal dockets show multiple pleas guilty pending trials and various penalties including probation fines and costs for offenses such as driving while intoxicated petit and grand larceny trespass destruction of property and thefts. Several cases list amended or pending statuses with restitutions and licenses suspended.
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Melvin J Sickford
Michael Steven Lake
Everett
Tallmage
Rita J Bobo
State
Ralph Zeman
Villa Gomez
Calvin L Handley
Steve
Stephen L Preslicka
David C Young
Douglas D Zalesky
Ronald Fahey
Rodney Morlock
Lloyd Deal
Douglas R Cape
Bonnie M. Doty
Perry W McK Irvin
Alan D Woodward
Grilty
Clinton Doyle Webb
James Edmonds
Carl Hammond
Timothy Heaton
Robert Senior
Theodore J Mabin
Millie
Joe van Anne
Cheryl F Schepker
Terry M Schilz
Gordon T Carey
Michael Sander
Randall L. Blanton
Virginia Furrey
Margie A Norton
Joe John Dominguez
William Young
Robert D Wilcoxson
Randall A Blanton
SHS graduates hold 1966 reunion in Sidney
The Sidney High School class of 1966 marked its tenth reunion with over 60 of 143 alumni attending. More than 100 people joined a banquet at the Legion Club while 175 attended a Legion Park family picnic. Prizes honored Delores Hare Jorgensen and Pat Applehans for travel, Rod Jobman and Rod Anderson for least hair, Allen Caster, Lyle Sharman and Mike Coleman for single status, Sharon Fortner Rathbun for most children, Rod Anderson and Delores Hare Jorgensen for most changed, with Gary McCaslin and Coleen Christ noted for least changed.
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Vic Morris
Leonard Perez
Lyle Sharman
Larry Talich
Rex Swanson
Steve Harlan
David Narjes
Rod Jobman
Lyle Duling
Dennis Nienhaeser
Rod Anderson
Bob Selzer
Rick Robertson
Gary McCaslin
Gene Bonesteal
Jim Swanson
Pat Appelhans
John Morrison
Tom Massey
Allyn Caster
Allen Smith
Mike Coleman
Tom Buecker
Priscilla Cox Fritsche
Paullete Henkle Yarbrough
Peggy Empson Kiewit
Linda Sutton Brue
Peggy Jelinek Langley
Sharon Wilson Miller
Merrie Robinson Wicks
Loretta Wilson Naperstak
Cheryl Wicks Lindekugel
Cathy Benzel Pierson
DeLois Bauman Smidh
Karen Simmerman Kelper
Sandy Tobler Butler
Cheryl Pottorff Jurgens
Coleen Christ
Pam Jeppesen Jones
Judy Weimer Armstrong
Bonnie Countryman Hazlett
Donna Schmidt
Vass
Peggy Gilgren Porter
Marlene Rapp Higgins
Cheri Miller Kloefkarm
Norm Christenson
Rowan
Linda Blake Swanson
Linda Sherfey Davis
Billa Richards Draper
Wanda Anderson Taulch
Vonnie Pittam
Selzer
Karen Kurz Duling
Dianne Tschacher Hernandez
Pat Covell Wright
Delores Hare
Sidney High School
Legion Club
Legion Park
Hare Jorgensen
Irregon
Ore
Pat Applehans
Oldenberg
West Germany
Allen Caster
Sharon Fortner Rathbun
Delores Hare Jorgensen
Uganda Leader Challenged to Pistol Duel From Parachute
Danish journalist says President Idi Amin of Uganda insulted him during a July 5 telephone call after the Israeli raid on Entebbe and challenged Amin to a pistol duel from parachutes over Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Idi Amin
Uganda
Amin
Entebbe
Wind control funds aid Cheyenne County farmers
Cheyenne County farmers hit by wind erosion can receive roughly 75 percent of the cost for windbreaks, permanent vegetative cover, and strip cropping under ACP funds. The USDA adds 15 million to 1976 ACP for the Great Plains. Cheyenne County’s share starts at 5000 dollars. Funds cover 61 western counties in the state’s Great Plains program.
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Cheyenne County
Lawrence Thompson
ASCS
US Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Thompson
Federal
Lincoln
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George A Peter
Sdni
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SHS
Onotone
K. Morrison
Imperial
Nebr
Sidney
Fort Sidney
the Fabric Boutique
Toledo
Okay Wind Control Funds
Omaha
Fairbury Old
Crete Alliance
North Platte
Town & Country
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