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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1965

Page

9

Ten Oil Sites OKd By State In Nebraska

Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved ten drilling locations last week. Each site lists operator, well name, location, and contractor across Scotts Bluff Cheyenne Banner and Hitchcock counties, including Cedar Valley and Duff fields. Continuous activity marks growth in regional oil production with multiple firms involved.

Cheyenne County Scotts Bluff Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Samuel Gary A Hickey Scotts Bluff County Cedar Valley Patton Oil Company Stuarco Oil Company Ewing Mishkian and Steoppelworth Drilling, Inc Atha- Hoyt Hitchcock County Wildcat c Stepppelworth Drilling, Inc Regal Drilling Company James E. Blackmon Jessup CNE Banner County Wildcate/Regal Drilling Company Baker Wildcate Tom Wessels Joe Pattison Canal Field c/Regal Drilling Company Stuarco Oil Company, Inc Burks & Burns Anderson Cheyenne County - Filon Field Braden-Gear Grilling Company Jacobsen Cheyenne County - Duff Field

4-H Conference Set January 17 to 19

Lincoln A state 4-H conference for County 4-H Council members will be held January 17 19 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education on the University of Nebraska East Campus. More than 200 members from 93 counties are expected to attend. The conference aims to clarify the council role youth situation and how 4-H serves Nebraska youth within the extension program. Knights of Ak Sar Ben finances the event for the 21st consecutive year.

Lincoln Nebraska Center For Continuing Education University of Nebraska East Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service University of Nebraska Nebraska Center Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben

Civil Service Exam Deadline Set for January 3

Senator Carl T. Curtis warns that January 3 1966 is the closing date to file for CSC examinations for summer Federal government jobs. Applications use Form 5000 AB, obtainable at post offices and CSC offices, and must reach Washington DC 20415. Exams will be held on a Saturday late in January or early February for office and science assistant roles. Not affected are some temporary post office jobs and positions in the National Park and Forest Services.

Carl T. Curtis Rneb Civil Service Commission Curtis CSC Boards of Civil Service Examiners Washington D. C National Park Service Forest Service

Young drivers dominate road death toll in Australia

Canberra AP reports 293 drivers killed on Australian roads in the three months to Sept 30, with 116 aged 17 to 29. Government analysis shows most fatal crashes happened on straight roads.

Canberra Australia

Crop Group Convention To Be Here

The Nebraska Crop Improvement Association annual meeting will be held in Sid ney on January 24 and 25 with Fort Sidney Motor Hotel as headquarters. Wayne Campbell and local officials lead planned activities, including a Monday night banquet and an engaging program featuring top authorities.

Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Sidney Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Wayne Campbell Lodgepole Certified Seed Producers Association

Wry Look At Scotch by Clifford Hanley

A humorous collection of essays on Scots and Scotland by Clifford Hanley from Houghton Mifflin. The author, with a columnist’s bite, playfully skewers tartans Edinburgh pretensions and pub debates while celebrating Shy braggarts and moody Lowlanders and Highlanders.

Clifford Hanley Houghton Mifflin Scotland Hanley

Chattanooga Police Central Records Bureau First in Tennessee

Chattanooga officials describe the city’s new central records bureau as a modern system that stores everything from wanted criminals to routine bites by dogs. It uses punched computer cards for each complaint and crime record, allowing officers to access information almost instantly. The program follows a model recommended by the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Chattanooga, Tenn Chattanooga Police Department New Central Records Bureau Tennessee International Association of Chiefs of Police Central Information Center

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