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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1972

Page

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Nebraska Nears First Interstate Completion Under Review

Nebraska may become the first state to finish its interstate system, with about 62 miles left out of 480.7 and 86 percent of interstate funds obligated. The East Sidney Interchange in Sidney is set for bid in November with completion by fall 1973, using Upland Industries for land acquisition. Governor Exon expects completion by 1975 for the state system, with I-80 traffic by late 1974 and 419.1 miles already open.

Nebraska State Department of Roads Sidney East DOR Upland Industries Union Pacific Railroad Sioux City 72Nd Street Missouri River Omaha Sunol-Lodge J James Exon Congress F. Y Exon

Council To Hear Beer Application And Paving Bids

The City Council will hear Leroy and Betty Haddens bid for an on sale beer license at tonight's session starting 7 30 pm A closed session with Allen Arringdale of the Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency precedes the meeting Bids for paving district 109 and action on bids for districts 105 108 due August 14 are on the agenda Also considered are bids for water and electric department equipment a police study proposal by Chief Roy Bauer and a library board plan to form a joint cataloging study group for all libraries in Sidney open meetings are held at the municipal building council room at 13th and Linden.

Leroy Betty Hadden Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency Allen Filsinger Excavating Co Sidney James E. Simon Co Water Department Roy Bauer Police Department Bauer Library Board 13Th and Linden

FHA Loans 46 Million To Farmers In Nebraska

State Director K L Bowen announced that in fiscal year 1972 the Farmers Home Administration in Nebraska aided over 6 500 rural families with more than 46 million dollars in credit. The agency funded 25 million in farm loans 9 half million in other credit 7 5 million for housing and financed fourteen rural water and sewerage projects totaling over 4 8 million dollars.

K.L. Bowen Farmers Home Administration FHA Nebraska Bowen

Police Arrest Three Following Break-Ins

Sidney police report three arrests after break ins at Bob's Package Liquor and Masek's Auto Equipment with wine and beer recovered. Villa Gamez and Donald Lee Jones charged with liquor store burglary. Gerald C. Gilgren and Phillip Herrera charged in separate auto burglary case. Bonds set at 300 dollars. Herrera at large.

Sidney Bob Masek's Auto Equipment, Inc Illinois Villa Gamez Donald Lee Jones Sidney. Gamez Jones Jones Gamez Masek Yendis Gerald C. Gilgren Phillip Herrera Gilgren Sidney Finch Herrera

Ak-Sar-Ben Awards Scholarships To County Students

Two Cheyenne County students at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture receive $200 Ak-Sar-Ben Scholarships for the upcoming year. Duane A Anderson of Potter and Keith Rexroth of Sidney, both seniors, plan to return to farming and to their family operations after graduation. They are active in 4-H, clubs, and fraternities.

Cheyenne County University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Duane A Anderson Earl G Anderson Potter Keith Rexroth Robert Rexroth Sidney Anderson Agen _ cooperative fraternity University 4-H Alpha Zeta East Union

Mosaic May Threaten Wheat Crop in Cheyenne County 1973

County agents warn Wheat Streak Mosaic could devastate Cheyenne County 1973 wheat harvest unless volunteers are removed. Wheat curl mites found in volunteer wheat from Dalton to Lodgepole and around the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory. Control measures include destroying volunteer wheat, delaying planting, and applying Phorate granules at planting time to reduce mite and virus spread.

Cheyenne County Ken Sakurada Dalton Lodgepole High Plains Eric Kerr John Weshing

Desk from Ft. Sidney returned to Post Commander home

Jeanne Jewett Markel and Harriet Persinger MasHMYs Mrs. Murphy of Chevy Chase Md donated a desk once part of Ft. Sidney equipment. The desk, bought by A B Persinger of Carlson Ranch Chappell 1888 1932, later passed to Dallas Clouse and was acquired by the Cheyenne County Historical Association. It will be displayed at the Post Commander's Home.

Ft. Sidney Jeanne Jewett Markel Harriet Persinger Murphy Chevy Chase, Md A. B. Persinger Carlson Ranch Chappell Dallas Clouse Mesdames Markel and Murphy Clouse Cheyenne Ella Mae Goranson The Association

Police Probe Four Collisions In Sidney Over Weekend

Sidney police report four weekend crashes. Ronald Reitz of Santa Monica hit Walter Weatherston at 19th Street. damages $25 and $50. Gerald Gilgren lost control on Rose Street. damages $93 plus $68 to property. Carl Schmidt struck by train on 10th Avenue. no injuries. Jeanne Please rear ended Francis Pritchard on Newton. damages $150 and $250. Schmidt charged with leaving the scene.

Sidney Ronald Reitz Santa Monica Calif Walter Weatherston Weatherston Illinois 19Th Street Gerald C. Gilgren Rose Street 13Th Avenue Rose 10Th Avenue Carl J. Schmidt Burlington Northern Schmidt Jeanne Please Newton Francis Pritchard

Karen Fecht Crowned Queen of Dalton Fall Festival

Karen Fecht was chosen to represent Dalton at the Fall Festival on September 18 and 19. Her attendants are Charlotte Geller and Barb Ankens. The queen was crowned at a Saturday pageant at the Dalton School, with Diane Panas acting as the previous queen.

Karen Fecht Dalton Charlotte Geller Barb Ankens Dalton School

Committee Named To Boost Cheyenne County Facelift Plan

A Citizens for Cheyenne County Development Committee will study costs and methods for storefront facelifts in Cheyenne County. Members Ed Bauman Warren Ellison Jon Baird Preston Hogeland Ken Pittam Bill Peterson Ray Josten will contact contractors and seek an architect while coordinating with landlords businessmen the city and financiers. The plan aims to boost downtown appeal and attract new business with similar efforts in other towns.

Nebraska Sidney Cheyenne County Cole

Social Security Benefits Reach Cheyenne County Million Monthly

Nebraska Panhandle residents collect $1.6 million monthly in social security at year end 1971. Cheyenne County alone receives $198,000 monthly for 1,807 beneficiaries including 1,007 retired or disabled workers and 75 dependents. Data show 8,022 retired workers, 3,288 survivors, 524 disabled workers, and 2,707 dependents across the Panhandle with broader ages under 60 and education-based extensions for 18 to 22 year olds.

Nebraska Panhandle Panhandle Claire W. Schuneman Scottsbluff Cheyenne Schuneman Nebraska

Thieves Take Air Compressor Near Sidney

Cheyenne County sheriff investigates theft of a portable air compressor from a county roads department trailer three miles southwest of Sidney. The 200 pound compressor was attached to the trailer. value not estimated. Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh provided details.

Cheyenne County

Whitakers Return From National VFW Convention in Minneapolis

Mr and Mrs Marion Whitaker arrived home after the 73rd National Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars in Minneapolis Minnesota He served on the General Resolutions committee and she is Senior Five President of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Department of Nebraska

Marion Whitaker

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Council County Historical Association Markel Pritchard Ann Schinzel Brenda Ernest Carol Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Ed Cole Citizens For Cheyenne County Roy Landis East Ward Telegraph Whitakers
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