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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1973

Page

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Nine Counties Challenge Vo Tech Funding in Suit

Nine Panhandle counties led by Banner and Cheyenne file in Cheyenne County District Court for a declaratory judgment on the states one mill levy to fund the Western Nebraska Technical Community College Area. The suit targets funding procedures under LB533 and cites the Duis Amendment, arguing boundary and jurisdiction issues and that the legislature did not intend a current year levy.

Gail Bergstad Panhandle Cheyenne County Western Nebraska Technical Community College Banner Box Butte Cheyenne Devel Kimball Morrill Sheridan Dawes Sioux Western Nebraska Technical Community College Area Scotts Bluff County Grant County Garden County Cherry County Technical Community College Act Scotts Bluff Banner County Robert Simmons Area Board H.C.Q. Nelson Sidney Western Nebraska Simmons Lancaster County

Tax levies set for Cheyenne County communities with Sidney tax cut

Final county levies show increases for Potter Lodgepole and Gurley while Sidney prints a tax cut. Potter’s total 73.93 mills rise 6.37. Lodgepole 82.51 mills up 3.15. Gurley 71.38 mills up. Dalton 81.82 mills up 4.47. Sidney's county levy 10.71 mills down .06 with a school cut of 2.54 mills.

Gail Bergstad Cheyenne County Robert Hossle Sidney Potter Historical Society Educational Service Unit County Ambulance Fund Natural Resource District Community College System Community College Lodgepole Dalton Gurley Potter and Gurley Apole

City to hear reports on proposed gas rate increase

Consulting engineers from Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co and the City of Sidney present final reports tonight at the city council meeting on K N s proposed 23 percent rise in natural gas rates. The council will set the new rate after testimonies. Assessments for paying district No. 106 on 20th Ave between Elm and Cedar St were deferred until a revised figure. The new total reduces the district assessment from 18167 to 12606 with the city covering the remainder.

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co Sidney K-N 20Th Ave Elm and Cedar Sts 13Th Ave 19Th Ave Maurice Gordon Toledo St 10Th Ave Lodgepole Creek City Treasurer’s and Utilities

Wheat Market Activity Slows in Kansas City and Chicago

Trading slowed in Kansas City and Chicago as wheat opened higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Don Hoffman paid 4.24 a bushel at the Sidney Co-op before close. RB and H manager Jerry Eder attributed weak demand and reduced exports to falling prices.

Kansas City Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Don Hoffman Sidney Farmer's Co-op Jerry Eder Rb&h Sterling Colo Eder

Aging Unit Head Plans Sidney Visit

Ronald L. Jensen executive director of the Nebraska Commission on Aging will visit the Sidney Senior Citizens' Center at 3 p.m. Wednesday for remarks. Center officials invite members and the public to attend.

Ronald L. Jensen Nebraska Commission On Aging Sidney Senior Citizens’ Center Jensen

Shot Wounds AIM Leader Bellecourt on Rosebud Reservation

Clyde Bellecourt, 43, leader of the American Indian Movement, was shot in the yard of a home three miles north of Rosebud at 9 40 AM and listed in critical condition at a Rosebud hospital. Investigators said no suspects named yet. Separately, AIM President Carter Camp’s bond was revoked and a bench warrant issued after a 11 count federal indictment tied to the Wounded Knee occupation.

Rosebud S.D Sioux Falls U.S William Clayton AIM Carter Camp Camp Ponca City Okla Wounded Knee

1973 Dalton Fall Festival Queen crowned

Cathy Ziegler won the 1973 Dalten Fall Festival Queen title at a pageant in the Dalton Public Schools auditorium. Diane Cruise was named second alternate and Patty McCabe first alternate. The trio will make their first official appearance at Lodgepole Old Settler's Day next week. Nineteen contestants competed in the Mud Springs Club sponsored event.

Cathy Ziegler Dalten Dalton Public Schools Diane Cruise Patty McCabe Lodgepole Old Settler's Day Mud Springs Club

Localized Oil Drilling Activity Bounces Back in Nebraska

Six drilling intents filed with the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission last week show Cheyenne County projects dominating activity. Completed tests include No. 1 Pelsteron in N Faro Field by Gear Drilling with a 4,850 ft J-sand test. Other Cheyenne County wells include No. 126 Brotherson wildcat and No. 1 Gemeinhardt, plus Armstrong and Kerstein tests. Gear holds multiple contracts. Stoeppelworth and J&C target Mississippian in Hitchcock County Bush Creek field.

Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission C. W. Hughes, Sotexco Inc Gear Drilling Co Pelsteron Cheyenne County N. Faro Gear Sundance Oil Co Brotherson Patrick A. Doheny Gemeinhardt Summit Oil Burlington Northern Banner Drilling Armstrong Reimers Southwest Commission Kerstein Cse Sage Oil Co Nelson Cove Chain Oil, Inc Ittner Unit Ittner Field Banner Drilling Co Stoeppelworth Drilling J&c Oil and Gas Co Hitchcock County Bush Creek Stoepperworth

City Hires New Engineer Larry J Richards

Sidney hires Larry J Richards a native of Gering as city engineer replacing Bruce Raddatz who left for a Kansas based consulting firm City Manager Ed Prince announced today Richard s appointment strengthens the municipal engineering staff.

Larry J. Richards Gering Sidney Ed Prince Bruce Raddatz Kansas

Colleges Raise Fund Request for Technicallity Budget

Nebraska technical community colleges request operating budgets around 24 million dollars for fiscal 1975, about 2 million more than last year. When combined with capital needs the request nears 35 million dollars. The board aims to submit by September 15 and meet September 14 to set an overall budget figure.

Nebraska Technical Community Colleges State Board of Technical Community Colleges Associated Press Robert C. Schleiger State Department of Administrative Services

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Bellecourt City Bill Folkert Lincoln Sidney Junior High School Ken Knaub Rhonda Lanker Tracy Shane Fulton James Thorne Shawn Fulton Jennifer Rebecca Colleen Kieham Duane Abbott Jeff Mark Kieham G. B. Abke Denise Starr
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