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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1969

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Education plan eyed for Sidney schools pilot 1970 71

Sidney board approves a pilot continuous education program for one elementary school Grades K 6 for 1970 71 using Title I funds. If successful, the plan may expand to all elementary schools in 1971 72. The program focuses on math spelling handwriting reading and will be evaluated throughout the year.

Sidney Sidney Board of Education Supt Russ Pedersen Supt. Pedersen Pedersen Ralph Spencer Pegler & Co Lincoln Grand Island Sidney City Sioux Villa

Key Issues For NSEA Delegates

Nebraska educators prepare for the NSEA Delegate Assembly in Lincoln with six district caucuses. Main topics are unified membership across local state and national levels, NSEA financial aid to affiliated locals, and a President-Elect race among Emmett Gannon James Withee and Art Nelson.

Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska State Education Association NSEA National Association Emmett Gannon Holdrege James Withee Nebraska City Art Nelson Scottsbluff

Former Resident Viet Casualty Sp4 Tommy Green Wounded

Sp4 Tommy Green son of Mrs Lila Kelleher of Phoenix Aziz has been wounded in Vietnam and is hospitalized in Saigon with arm wounds suffered November 28 He has been in the Vietnam area nine months and is a grandson of Mr and Mrs J C Frandsen of Dalton He spent his childhood in Sidney

Tommy Green Lila Kelleher Phoenix Aziz Vietnam Saigon Specialist Green J. C. Frandsen Dalton Sidney

Castner Named President of Oregon City Managers

C. Lloyd Castner, son of Clarence Castner of Sidney, is named president of the Oregon City Managers Association. Castner, city manager of Ontario, Ore., was chosen at the League of Oregon Cities 44th annual convention in Portland. He previously served as vice president.

C. Lloyd Castner Clarence Castner Sidney Ontario Ore Oregon City Managers Association League of Oregon Cities Portland Castner

Panhandle Forecast Shows Mixed Clouds This Week

Weather forecast for the Panhandle notes variable cloudiness this afternoon tonight and Thursday with highs around 35 to 45 and lows near 10 to 20. Precipitation chances are near zero. Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures through Monday with frequent small day to day changes highs near 40 and lows 10 to 20 with a chance of light snow toward week’s end.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Head On Collision Near Nebraska Colorado Border

Three people were hospitalized after a Tuesday morning head on crash two miles south of the Nebraska Colorado line on Colorado Highway 113. Patricia Hallet of Peetz drove a 1967 pickup northbound into a 1969 car driven by Charles Van Patten of Scottsbluff. Hallet, Van Patten, and Swen Larson of Scottsbluff sustained serious injuries. Larson had neck injuries and broken teeth. Hallet and Larson remain hospitalized. Van Patten had facial injuries and a broken jaw. Palmer of Gering was treated and released. Both vehicles were considered total losses.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Nebraska- Colorado Colorado Nebraska State Patrol A.m Patricia Hallet Peetz Highway 19 Charles van Patten Scottsbluff Swen Larson William Palmer Gering

Two Boys Injured In Sidney Gas Station Fight

Two Western Nebraska VoTech students, Mike Watson and Tom Sodence, are hospitalized with lacerations and concussions after a Tuesday night assault at the Derby Gas Station in Sidney. Cheyenne County Attorney Donald J. Tedesco is weighing charges. several witnesses and likely assailants are involved, with a tire iron reportedly used.

Western Nebraska Vo.Tech School Memorial Hospital Sidney Derby Mike Watson Tom Sodence Cheyenne County Donald J. Tedesco

Four Millions Planned for Local Highway Construction

Nebraska Department of Roads releases detailed road work across I 80 and state highways. Bids total over several projects including grading bridges and paving from Sunol to Lodgepole, Kimball County, and Deuel County spur work. Weather limits paving until March. interstate segments near Oshkosh interchange ready but awaiting signs for opening.

Nebraska Sunol Lodgepole Kimball County Bushnell Kimball Dever County Chappell Cheyenne County Sidney Deuel County Banner County Harrisburg Bridgeport U. S. 30 Keith County Ogallala Paxton Bob Mason Oshkosh

Overdue Tax Interest To Rise Sharply

Cheyenne County Treasurer Milt Nissen warns a new nine percent interest on delinquent taxes starts December 25, with backdating to the delinquency date. He urges delinquent taxpayers to settle before Christmas at the current seven percent rate. The change is authorized by LB 245.

Cheyenne Milt Nissen Nissen

Veteran Lloyd Carr Leads Cheyenne County Chamber Input

Veteran Lloyd Carr now president of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce has long experience in chamber work, having previously led the Sidney Chamber in 1966 using the gavel to guide meetings and initiatives.

Lloyd Carr Cheyenne County

Pay Raise Set for Sidney City Council Next Term

The Sidney City Council boosted future council and mayor salaries at Monday night’s meeting. Current pay remains unchanged for the outgoing term, with after election the mayor earning 600 dollars yearly and council members 420, up from 300 and 200 respectively. The body also approved two 12 minute meters beside Harlans Bakery and a storm sewer study contract with J T Banner and Associates.

Sidney Harlan’s Bakery J. T. Banner and Associates

150 Farmers In County ACP Program

Kenneth E. Frick, ASCS Administrator, lauds the Agricultural Conservation Program for its progress in Cheyenne County where about 150 farmers and ranchers participate annually. He notes national pollution concerns and urges faster ACP use for pollution abatement with soil and water conservation benefits, as Nebraska considers proposed pollution abatement practices under ACP. The local ASC Committee stresses the farmer-elected system can lead effective pollution reduction.

Kenneth E. Frick Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS U. S. Department of Agriculture Cheyenne County ASC Robert Rexroth Frick Nebraska Rexroth

El Moro Tribesmen in Kenya Survive on Local Fish Diet

The El Moro people endure an arid rocky landscape by subsisting mainly on fish from alkaline lakes. Their diet sometimes includes crocodile eggs or turtles to vary meals.

Kenya

Large Vote In Chamber of Commerce Board Election

A record ballot turnout produced two new directors J H McNish and Gene Lienemann for two year terms while Ken Pittam James Payne and Ed Bauman were reelected. Ted Egging Don Enevoldsen and Tom Olson will serve one year terms representing county towns. Lloyd Carr named president and James Payne vice president as the 1970 board reviews past year and approves a $500 salary increase for manager Ed Cole and a $500 travel allowance rise.

Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Board J. H. McNish Gene Lienemann Ken Pittam James Payne Ed Bauman Ted Egging Gurley Don Enevoldsen Potter Tom Olson Dalton E. K. Yanney Lodgepole Lloyd Carr Jack Headley Bob Conrad J. W. Vaughn Chamber Carr Payne Nebraska Vo-Tech Secretary of Agriculture Department of Roads Washington, D. C Ed Cole Vaughn Ladies Auxiliary

Unusual Cage Contest Proposed By City Groups

Jaycees president Dean Larabee proposed a basket ball game between the city council and the Chamber of Commerce board of directors with all proceeds to civic projects. The board unanimously approved the match and suggested equal gifts to a youth camp and junior baseball. Ken Pittam reported on Citizens for Cheyenne County Development. He described the Golden Circle parking meter system and the board supported only if merchants and council want it. Tokens traded for nickel payments allow discounts at participating firms. Mr. Payne discussed youth camp plans and a nonprofit to administer funds.

Dean Larabee The Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Ken Pittam Cheyenne County Golden Circle Payne

Yanney declines presidency and backs highway plans

Yanney, now president of the Highway 385 association, declines another term and aims to push a north south four lane highway through Sidney. He thanks former president for support, cites Russ Fisher as aide, and suggests moving the annual banquet to spring with a standout speaker. Pittam notes 86 petitions against local cable service returned and more expected. Cole is rehired with salary and expense increases approved.

Yanney Highway 385 Association Sidney Russ Fisher Pittam Cole

Nellen Rites Held Tuesday

Nicholas J. Nellen 75 of 609 South Chestnut North Platte died Friday in a North Platte hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Lutheran Church North Platte with burial at Fort McPherson National Cemetery and full military honors. He retired from Union Pacific in January 1964 after living in North Platte since 1917. A memorial was set up for the cancer fund. Nellen’s mother was Catherine Mahr and he was linked to the Mahr and Nellen families of the South Divide. His father was Jake Nellen.

Union Pacific North Platte Nicholas J. Nellen South Chestnut First Lutheran Church Fort McPherson National Cemetery Mr. Nellen Freeport Neb Cancer Fund Catherine Mahr Mahr Nellen South Divide Jake Nellen

Charges Filed After Accident In Sidney Court

Mon day evening crash led to charges against Donald E. Thompson of Kearney for stopping sign violation and expired license. Deanna L. Smith of 1345 Quince reported about 200 dollars in Smith vehicle damage and 50 dollars on Thompson’s auto.

Sidney Deanna L. Smith Donald E. Thompson Kearney Jackson Smith Thompson

Cubs Pitcher Abernathy Breaks In With Senators in 1955

Pitcher Ted Abernathy of the Chicago Cubs moved up to face the Washington Senators in 1955 after appearing in just 44 minor league games.

Ted Abernathy Chicago Cubs Washington Senators

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