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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

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Teachers to Start New Term Under 90 Day Pay Freeze

Nebraska area teachers will keep the 1970-71 wages for 90 days as part of a nationwide pay freeze. No retroactive or increment raises will occur until the freeze ends, with penalties possible if violations are found. Sidney Superintendent Pedersen notes contract and ruling conflicts and expects an official Washington guidance sheet soon.

Nixon Supt Russell J. Pedersen Sidney Public Schools Telegraph Washington Pedersen National Education Association Sidney Public Steachers

Local Wheat Innovations Lead Cheyenne County Harvest

Cheyenne County Nebraska farmers show new wheat lines in July harvest. Scoutland and Centurk attract attention alongside Scout 66 Lancer and Trapper. Hail damaged crops earlier but regrowth and strong yields up to 70 bushels per acre, with county average around 40 to 45. Millet also improves and resists drought.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Fred Kriesel Gurley North Dix Scoutland Centurk Kriesel

Pacer Albatross Wins Three Races in Canada Summer

Albatross the $1.25 million syndicated Pacer swept three races in Canada this summer earning $62,726 across three starts in Montreal and surrounding tracks.

Canada Montreal

Check Code Numbers On Soup Cans

Campbell's chicken vegetable soup recalls issued for possible botulism risk. Consumers urged to inspect can tops for code 07P13 701X. Company found the undercooked batch and recalled thousands in the Midwest. an estimated 96 000 cans remain in circulation.

Midwest

Panhandle Forecast for Warm Temperatures This Week

Fair and warmer conditions continue this afternoon and tonight with highs near 90 and lows around 55 to 65. No rain is expected today. extended outlook shows generally fair weather Friday through Sunday with highs 85 to 95 and lows in the 50s. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Grand Champion Beef Brings High Prix At Cheyenne County Fair Sale

Tri-State Supply paid 5500 per cwt for Jeff Markel’s grand champion beef weighing 1050 pounds. The reserve grand champion steer sold for 4100 per cwt to Potter Co-Op Grain Co. A total of 109 cattle sold with an average 972 pounds and 36.00 sale average. 15 hogs averaged 24.07 per cwt. 51 lambs averaged 101 pounds at 32.65 per cwt. Premiums totaled 40663.76 with multiple top prices for heifers and other stock. Sale results appear in today’s paper.

Jeff Markel Cheyenne County Fair Mary Ann Nelson Potter Co-Op Grain Co Charles Borcher Decker Jerry Spiker Gurley American National Bank Greg Sanders Kim Mayer Tri-State Keith Brogren Mel's Fine Meats Kristin Vick

Cheyenne County Ranked High As Retail Market

Cheyenne County earns a high mark in the Survey of Buying Power with a 108 quality of market index, 8 percent above the national average. The county reported 39.7 million dollars in net income and 20.26 million in retail sales, reflecting steadier earnings and cautious spending despite a national recession.

Cheyenne County United States Nebraska College of Business Administration Bureau of Business Research University of Nebraska-Lincoln Sidney Nebraska Tax Commissioner Kimball Kimball-Sidney Trade Center

State Development Director Holds Sidney Industrial Meeting

Stan Matzke, Nebraska Department of Economic Development director, met Sidney and Cheyenne County leaders to discuss rural development and an eventual national land use policy. He urged building an industrial development team and noted Nebraska’s pay scale hinders recruiting key staff.

Stan Matzke Department of Economic Development Sidney Matzke Senate America Cheyenne County John Gottschalk Sidney Industrail Corporation Nebraska Robert Clark Kimball Egging Cab Co Lincoln Gerald Matzke

Citizens Set September 9 Bond Election For Storm Sewer

The Sidney City Council designated September 9 for a special election on a 300000 storm sewer bond issue. A proclamation by Mayor De Koch set polling places and official ballot distribution to registered voters. The meeting also covered bids for a used grader, airport terminal work, zoning requests, and plans for a four diamond Little League complex.

Sidney de Koch Gordon Tobin Nebraska Frank Mattoon Union Pacific Railroad Nebraska Machinery Co Carl Christ Construction Co Planning Commission Dick Dougherty Leon Lafler Lafler Dougherty Durham Richardson Lee Spieker John Baudek Toledo Street Service Club Jackson Street 11Th Avenue 12Th Avenue Continental Trailways Barker Cleaners

Registration Deadline Set for Sidney Special Election

County Clerk Robert Hossle sets the August 27 deadline for registration to vote in the September 9 Sidney special election. Voters who changed addresses or names or never registered must appear at the Clerk's office by Friday.

City of Sidney Robert Hossle

Wheat King Honors To Gurley Man

Fred Kriesel of Gurley won the Overall Grand Champion title at the Cheyenne County Fair Wheat Show and also secured Grand and Reserve Champion in the certified seed division. Dean Rexroth took Grand and Reserve in market wheat. Other winners included Wayne Campbell with oats and Harold Draper with Centurk wheat. Stan Elsen of Grant judged the event.

Fred Kriesel Gurley Dean Rexroth Sidney Wayne Campbell Kriesel Harold Draper Stan Elsen Grant

Kielian Reelected Leader at NFO Third District Meeting

Joe Kielian of Sidney was reelected president of the Third District National Farmers Organization at the annual meeting held Saturday at the Holiday Inn in North Platte. Bernard Dennis of Gothenburg was reelected vice president and Fred Boeks of Archer as treasurer. Mrs Derry Grasher of Hemingford was named secretary. Glenn Kreuscher of Lincoln spoke on agriculture and the need for a favorable political climate for NFC bargaining. Attendees from Cheyenne County included Art Holt, Frank Jones, HB Jurgens, Don Lewis, John D Meyer, Norm Steffens, and others.

Joe Kielian Sidney National Farmers Organization Holiday Inn North Platt Bernard Dennis Gothenburg Fred Boeks Archer Derry Grasher Hemingford Glenn Kreuscher Lincoln Nebraska Lincoln Star Exon NFC Cheyenne County Art Holt Frank Jones HB Jurgens Don Lewis John D Meyer Kielian Norm Steffens

New Nebraska Laws Put In Effect This Friday

The Nebraska Legislature passed numerous laws without an emergency clause. Effective 90 days after session ends, they cover mortgage rules speed limits vehicle inspections and underage driver permits. New marriage license timing street rules snowmobile registration and penalties for drunk driving plus motorcycle rider tests and installments for fines.

Nebraska Motor Vehicle Department

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Renee Kuehn Tim Larson Leon Kriese Susan Nielsen Tri-State Supply NFO
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