Alliance borrows to cover December district bills
Alliance School Board authorizes Supt. Stanley Wilcox to borrow 47000 from a local bank due to delayed state aid funds. With 78957 in general funds, bills may be paid through Dec 20. loan at 6.5 percent. Hay Springs district faces tax pressure as 84 mill levy risks unsustainability. consolidation talks with neighboring districts urged to avoid rural K 12 cuts.
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Ed Reiman
Rushville 4-H Show And Sale Is Dropped For 1969
The Rushville Chamber of Commerce announced the annual 4-H Show and Sale sponsored by local business members will not be held in 1969. The 28 year old event faced rising costs, declining participation by Rushville members, and fewer 4-H participants.
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Retirement prompts overhaul of C&NW Western Division
A. L. Johnson retires as Black Hills division superintendent after 19 years with the Chicago & North Western. D. C. Carlyle becomes Division Superintendent and Engineer as the Chadron office’s scope expands into a new Western Division covering Nebraska from Norfolk west to Lander, Wyoming, portions of South Dakota, and the James Valley Junction north to Redfield and Oats, North Dakota, with certain exclusions.
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Manhunt in Kimball County Results in Arrest
Myron Earl Janzen 23 of Fort Collins is in Kimball County jail awaiting formal charges after a Saturday afternoon apprehension. A large scale search involved State Patrol, Kimball County Sheriff, Kimball Police, and a game warden.
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Myron Earl Janzen
Fort Collins
Kimball County
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Suspect Janzen Captured After Citywide Search in Kimball
Early Saturday morning a Nebraska State Trooper stopped suspect Janzen at 7 45. He fled on foot as officers closed exits, and a private citizen追 chased. A later call led officers to a garage and a phone booth where he was arrested. The recovered car was reported stolen from Fort Collins. Investigator John Oliver noted the suspect said he was very cold after hours on beams in an unheated garage.
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Kimball
Janzen
Fort Collins
John Oliver
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Fertilizers and legumes boost panhandle hay supply
University of Nebraska researchers find wide meadow responses to fertilizers and legumes on subirrigated meadows in the panhandle. Soil alkalinity salt content nitrate phosphorus and potassium levels and water table depth drive results. Phosphorus boosts legumes. nitrogen favors grasses with cautions about salt grass and year-round water depth.
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