Frontier Service Faces Subsidy Fight To Save Small Airports
Frontier Airlines seeks larger subsidies to continue serving eight Midwest states, including Nebraska towns like Alliance Chadron Sidney and McCook. CAB promised speedy review in a letter from Chairman Browne to 14 senators, who urged continued air service for communities facing loss of Frontier routes and potential takeover by Air Midwest to maintain intrastate and interstate links.
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Sidney
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
Nebraska
CAB
Secor D. Browne
Colorado
South Dakota
Kansas
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Browne
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Frontier Airlines
Alliance
Chadron
Neb
McCook
Columbus
Air Midwest
Wichita
Kan
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Congress
County, Communities Benefit From Strong Boost In Highway Revenue
Walter Herboldsheimer 46 native of Potter died Sunday at Veterans Hospital Denver after Friday admission. Born January 5, 1922 in Potter to John M. and Tressie, he married Betty Overman July 9, 1945. Formerly at Sioux Army Depot, he moved to Manhattan Kansas then Evergreen Colorado two years ago. Surviving: father, four daughters Cheryl Watts Manhattan Dan Bonowitz Wayne Janet Herboldsheimer Parsons, two grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending at Craig-Holechek Funeral Home.
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Potter
Walter Herboldsheimer
Veterans Hospital
Denver
Colo
Craig-Holechek
John M
Tressie Herboldsheimer
Betty Overman
Sioux Army Depot
Manhattan
Kan
Evergreen
Cheryl Watts
Dan Bonowitz
Linda
Wayne, Mich
Steven Borg
Janet
Karen Herboldsheimer
Parsons, Kan
John
Archie
Colorado Springs
Alice Chaon
Charlotte Steffens
Cora Leah Rapp
Sidney
Jane Luke
Ohio
Baby Boy Deserted Near Chappell Hospital
Deserted newborn found in a car behind Chappell hospital Saturday night. Sheriff Floyd Starr and local authorities search for the baby's parents as the infant, in good condition, is held for care at the hospital. Hospitals in the area are alerted in case the mother seeks medical aid.
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Devel County
Floyd Starr
Chappell Hospital
Starr
Nebraska milepost on highway revenue shares in 1970
Nebraska counties will receive about 24.9 million and cities 19.2 million in 1970 under a new highway user revenue formula using 1967 as the base year. Cheyenne County gets 260,600 plus incentives. Sidney 142,900 plus 3,000. statewide total about 90 million with makeup payments possible for 54 counties.
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Nebraska
Office of Planning
State Highway Department
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Potter
John Baudek
11Th
13Th
15Th
Board of Examiners
Highway Department
Keya Paha
Scotts Bluff
Gillan
State
Oliverius Rites Here Wednesday
Mrs. Anton Oliverius 55 a former resident of Sunol and Lodgepole died Sunday at Memorial Hospital Cheyenne Wy. Funeral services will be 10 a m Wednesday at Geh rings Son Funeral Home with Rev Sidney McCaig of Kirst United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in the South Sund cemetery. Gladys S Sherwood born Nov 28 1914 in Fourtain NY. She married Anton Oliverius Jr Jan 24 1939 at Whitehall NY and they moved to Cheyenne County in 1942. Surviving are the widower two brothers George and John Sherwood of Kortann and one sister Mrs Elizabeth Loomis of Whitehall.
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Sunol
Lodgepole
Anton Oliverius
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gehring and Son
Sidney McCaig
Kirst
George Sherwood
Whitehall
N.Y
Anton Oliverius Jr
Sundl
George
John Sherwood
Kortann
Elizabeth Loomis
Reporting By Aliens Is Near
Wyman R. Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service states that aliens must report their addresses in January. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices during January. Willful failure to report may lead to serious consequences.
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Wyman R. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Panabaker Christmas Display Ends After This Season
Mr and Mrs Ralph Panabaker announce this will be the last season for their famed Christmas display. The exhibit featuring Santa's Village carolers and Santa at the workshop opens December 18 and runs through January 1 near Dalton, with a note that the couple plans to retire the display despite enjoying thousands of visitors over the years.
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Ralph Panabaker
Panabaker
Santa’s Village
Mrs. Panabaker
Annie
Panabaker Farm
Dalton
Highway 385
Auto Mishap at Memorial Hospital Park ing Lot
Sidney police investigated a minor two car collision Sunday evening at 7 07 p m on the parking lot at Memorial Hospital. A station wagon driven by Frank Dvorak of 1421 Linden and a car driven by Debbie Duncan of 1312 10th Avenue backed into each other with little damage and no injuries reported.
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Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Frank Dvorak
Linden
Debbie Duncan
10Th Avenue
Ruth Dolph Victim Of Car Truck Collision
Ruth Dolph formerly Ruth Osborn of Sidney California died after her car was struck broadside by a truck on December 6 near Reading California. Funeral was held Tuesday. she was en route home from visiting her sister in Ojai. Survived by her father Maynard Osborn and ten children. Her husband had preceded her in death.
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Harold Dolph
Reading
Calif
Ruth Osborn
Dolph
Keith Ashba
Ojai
Sidney
Maynard Osborn
California
Lee Store Break-In in Sidney Leaves No Cash Stolen
Burglars entered the Lee Store Sunday night or early Monday through a roof ventilation shaft. They pried open office file drawers and a safe, causing damage, but no merchandise or cash is known to be stolen. The safe was empty and all doors were locked from the inside when found.
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Lee
Sidney
Miss Westfall Directing Choir at Civic Center TV Night
George Washington High School choir in Denver directed by Miss Maxine Westfall will perform during the Christmas lights turning on ceremony at Denver Civic Center. The event airs on KOA Channel 4 at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Westfall is daughter of Mrs Leora Westfall of Sidney.
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George Washington High School Choir
Denver
Maxine Westfall
Denver Civic Center
KOA
Channel 4
Panhandle Forecast Partly Cloudy With Mild Temps
The Panhandle forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Highs around 50 to 60 this afternoon and 50 Tuesday, lows tonight near 15 to 25. Precipitation chances near zero. Five day outlook shows average temperatures 4 to 13 degrees above normal with mostly small changes and little precipitation.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Scouters From County Are Given Wye Braska Offices
Cyrus B Hall of Chadron elected president of the Wye Braska Council Boy Scouts of America. List of vice presidents district commissioners and council officers includes Doyle Foland Sidney William Nichol Scottsbluff Wayne Deaver Alliance. Council serves 15 Nebraska panhandle and 3 eastern Wyoming counties with 3599 members and 1100 volunteers. A gas company rate hearing in Sidney is set for January 13 15 as part of ongoing requests for nearly 25 percent increases.
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John Kuns
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company
Sidney
Cyrus B. Hall
Chadron
Wye-Braska
Boy Scouts of America
Hall
Doyle Foland
William Nichol
Scottsbluff
Wayne Deaver
Alliance
National Council
Vernon Allan
Chet Fllesbach
W. Max Gentry
Gering
Robert Hall
George Hutchinson
Henry D. Kosman
Allan Landers
James Metzger
William E. Nichol
Clark Nichols
Walter W. Parks
Leland G. Rose
H. A. Blackstone
Bridgeport
Kevin B. Bump
Walter Haas
C. Keith Spencer
Wayne X. Denver
George Flaherty
Richard Knight
Fred Porte
Mitchell
J. H. McNish
Donald E. Robinson
Ben Herboldsheimer
Potter
Larry Lane
Kimball
Max Gentry
Fred Lockwood
Robert McKee
Bayard
Howard Reimers
Cletus Semper
Dalton
Gene Stapleton
Guernsey
Wyo
Wyo-Braska Council
Panhandle
Nebraska
Wyoming
Civil Service Summer Job Openings Set
The U S Civil Service Commission announced a nationwide competitive exam for summer federal jobs in 1970. Three tests occur with dates tied to December 5 applications and January 19 February 14 and March 14 test dates. High college GPA waivers available for two years of study, and engineering and physical science majors qualify with a 3.0 average. Demand outstrips supply. past year saw about 22 000 jobs filled from over 159 000 qualifiers. Sub professional, clerical, and data collector roles noted. those qualified in 1969 need not refile. Complete details in Announcement No 414 from the Civil Service Commission.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission Today
Post Office Department
Office of Civil Defense
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Interagency Boards
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Vandals Take Tree At Marker Near Gurley
A seedling juniper planted at a local historical marker four miles south of Gurley was sawed off by vandals during Christmas. The tree was among several planted about a year ago and maintained by the historical association members.
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Egging
Gurley
Historical Association
Brule Woman Dies In Highway 138 Crash
Dever County records the first 1963 traffic fatality when Norma C. Weber, 40, of Brule, died in a solo rollover on Highway 138 41.6 miles south of Big Springs Junction. Trooper Richard McFall reported she was alone, the car overturned, and she was ejected. Weber, employed in Ogallala, leaves a son in Ogallala.
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Dever County
Big Springs Junction
Norma C. Weber
Brule
Richard McFall
Chappell
Nebraska State Patrol
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Frontier Service
Gordon
Maurice Gordon
Oliverius
Panabakers
Ruth Dolph
Miss Westfall
Civil Service
Marker
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