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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1969

Page

4

Two Cities Plan Joint Air Service Talks

Chadron and Alliance chambers of commerce transportation committees will co host a no host dinner on September 2 to explore future public air service options. Leaders Bowen and Clark said Frontier would need a six million dollar annual federal subsidy increase to maintain small community service, and the groups may seek another carrier if current service fades.

Chadron and Alliance Comterce Wands Robert W. Bowen Alliance Chamber Transportation Committee Harold Clark Chadron Chamber Bowen Clark Frontier North Platte

Truancy Problem Identified At Scottish Teachers Conference

Glasgow teachers report truancy rising to about eight percent, double the acceptable four percent, according to James Toal addressing the Educational Institute of Scotland annual conference.

Glasgow Scotland James Toal Educational Institute of Scotland

Three Youths Injured In One-Car Crash Near Sidney

A 1965 Chevrolet driven by David C. Nienhueser, 19, northbound on a county road 2.7 miles south of Sidney struck oil stock and overturned at 12:45 a.m. Three youths were injured, with Merlin Jacobs, 18, and Keith Neinhaeser, 18, treated for bruises and abrasions and a possible skull fracture noted for Neinhaeser. Driver taken to Memorial Hospital. A separate incident at 1 a.m. near the Nebraska-Colorado line killed a Black Angus calf struck by a northbound 1969 Chevrolet driven by James M. Lussette, 51, causing about $500 damage to the pickup. The calf was owned by Lawrence Brachtenbach. Driver not injured.

Sidney Dan Reece Nebraska State Patrol David C. Nienhueser Memorial Hospital Merlin Jacobs James M. Lussette Bridgeport Neb Westminster Colo Lawrence Brachtenbach

Cattle bids hold steady at Sidney sale with horse auction set

Cattle prices were steady for yearlings and higher for light steers and heifers at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion Saturday. Listings show multiple lots of whiteface and bulk cattle with prices per hundredweight ranging from the high twenties to nearly forty dollars. A horse sale is planned at the pavilion next Saturday night.

Sidney Livestock Sales

Seven Nebraska colleges receive student loan funds

Congressmen announce a total of 323,821 in student loan allocations for seven Third District colleges for the 1969 70 year. Chadron State Hastings Hiram Scott Kearney State Nebraska Western North Platte and Platte College will loan to about 1640 students. Loans are repaid after education ends.

Washington, D. C Dave Martin Nebraska Martin Department of Health, Education and Welfare Chadron State Hastings Hiram Scott Kearney State Nebraska Western North Platte Platte Department of Office of Education National Defense North Platte and Platte College Columbus Chadron Kearney Platte College

Jones elected NFO Third District president in convention

Bernard Dennis of Gothenburg won the Third Congressional District National Farmers Organization presidency over four floor nominees as Edgar Schmidt of Ayr declined another term. About 400 delegates attended as Frank Jones Lodgepole was named vice president along with Tom Brown Hershey Lloyd Oman Brady and Jack Sandman Wauneta. Charles Van Doening Bla den became secretary and Lester Chrisman Mason City treasurer. All officers serve one year. Gale Brown Adams County was named to the board of trustees for three years.

North Platte Bernard Dennis Gothenburg Third Congressional District National Farmers Organization Edgar Schmidt Ayr Frank Jones Lodgepole Tom Brown Hershey Lloyd Oman Brady Jack Sandman Wauneta Charles van Doening Bladen Lester Chrisman Mason City Gale Brown Adams County Board of Trustees

Painting Party in Bismarck Honors Retiring Cook

Cooks bakers and salad makers from a Bismarck restaurant spent a day painting Barbara Emter's home in lieu of a party for her retirement. The restaurant paid for paint and two shifts completed the project in one day.

Bismarck N. D Barbara Emter

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