McCollister Quashes Grain Export Limits in Nebraska Talk
Rep John Y McCollister urged against government limits on grain exports at a Sidney meeting. He warned such controls threaten private property and agriculture, arguing for free market energy and decontrol of oil while critiquing price controls and government intervention on food costs.
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John Y McCollister
Sidney Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
McCollister
Len Roman Hruska
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Sidney
Omaha
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
Sidney area levy rises as valuations grow despite lower school levy
Sidney taxpayers face 113.13 mills in local taxes this year with Cheyenne County general, city, and school levies rising or steady. The county valuation totals 59,705,978 dollars while the Sidney School District reaches 17,655,859. Lodgepole Potter Dalton Gurley and other area figures show varied increases in local levies and district valuations.
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Sidney
Robert Hossle
Cheyenne Coursity
City of
Sidney Public Schools
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Educational Service Unit
County Ambulance Fund
Western Technical Community College Area
South Platte Natural Resources District
Technical Community College
College
Nebraska
Uther
Lodgepole
Potter
Dalton
Gurley
Adjustment Board Forms Inaugural Session And Actions
The Adjustment board met for the first time Tuesday night electing James Edwards as chairman and Carl Schmidt as vice chairman. John Peetz Jr was asked to draft a rules set for board governance. The board tabled Arlo Jones’s one year extension request for a temporary use permit for the Insurance Center on South Lith Ave and sought a legal opinion on extending the permit. A horse riding variance near city limits was not taken up due to insufficient evidence about nonconforming use. Variances granting garages to Robert Nellin and Bud Pritchard were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Board of Adjustment
John Peetz Jr
James Edwards
Carl Schmidt
Arlo Jones
Insurance Center
Jones
South Lith Ave
City Atty
Tom Dorwart
Fred Guenther
Robert Nellin
Lucille Lane
Francis
Bud"’ Pritchard
Osage St
200 register at WNTC classes start in Western Nebraska Tech
About 200 students registered for classes at Western Nebraska Technical College on Tuesday, with 125 new students and many from the Southern Panhandle. Night classes and late registrations remain open, and final counts will be released later. instructors Kay McCumber and Marlis Shearer assist a student as others wait in line.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Tom Dindinger
Southern
Panhandle
Dindinger
Tami Stines
Potter
WNTC
Kay McCumber
Marlis Shearer
Council backs fact finding trip on south Sidney interchange
City Manager Maynard Dill is directed to plan a Lincoln fact finding trip to gauge the Nebraska Department of Roads on a proposed Interstate 80 south interchange at the Nebraska 19 overpass south of Sidney. The council endorses the trip while debates focus on legal or financial effects and public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Dill
Lincoln
Department of Road
Sidney
Dils
Lee Ellen Matzke
Department of Roads
Tom Kokjer
Vince Maliszewski
Gordon Tobin
J W Vaughn
Council
Maliszewski
City Atty
Tom Dorwart
ED Haupt
Roads Department
Ed Bauman
Bauman
11Th Ave
Industrial Corp elects new officers at annual meeting
John Mason was re elected president of the Sidney Industrial Corp at the annual meeting Tuesday night Carl Christ Jr was elected vice president Don Robinson was elected treasurer and Jack Lowe secretary Christ and Mike Selzer were named to the board of directors for two year terms Christ fills an unexpired seat and Selzer replaces Bob Decker Lowe said the organization is in good financial condition Mason reported on the year s activities The meeting date was changed to the third Tuesday in March
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John Mason
Sidney Industrial Corp
Carl Christ Jr
Don Robinson
Jack Lowe
Christ
Mike Selzer
Selzer
Bob Decker
Lowe
Mason
Warmer days return to Nebraska weather map
The Associated Press reports warming temperatures across Nebraska as a stationary front stretches from the Ohio Valley westward into northern Missouri and southwest Kansas. In the Midwest, winds shift to southeasterly due to a low pressure entering the western U.S.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Midwest
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Tim Engelland
Telegraph Pheio
Dorwart
Matzke
Kokjer
Preston Hogeland
Bill Peterson
Sanitation Department
McShane Co
Mobil
Counc
Wilson Equipment and Supply Co
Cheyenne
Wye
Summit Drive
el Rancho Road
Board of Equalization
Miss Vander Stoep
Terri Vander Stoep
Patti Miller
Terri Cape
Dalton High School
C. Vander Stoep
Lawrence Miller
Charles Cape
Guy Cruise
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