Friday Bulletin Board February 6 1976 historical notes
A Friday bulletin lists key historical anniversaries including the death of King George VI in 1952 and William and Mary’s charter in 1693. It notes events from the War of Spanish Succession starting in 1701, Utrecht peace in 1715, and France recognizing US independence in 1778. It also cites Cuba’s 1964 action at Guantanamo Bay and past nuclear and space milestones.
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George VI of
Britain
Elizabeth II
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Spanish Netherlands
Massachusetts
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Henry Jackson
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Louis Nizer
Abraham Lincoln
Spain
Panhandle Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy And Warmer Weekend
Partly cloudy today with milder highs in the mid to upper teens. Tonight, fair skies with lows from zero to 10 above. Saturday clears to partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the low to mid 30s. Winds light west to northwest, then southeast tonight. Extended: Sunday through Tuesday, warming trend with highs in the 40s to mid 50s and lows in the teens to 20s.
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Panhandle
District court criminal docket with multiple burglary pleas
State cases include Gale Anderson and Smith all with $2000 bonds pending. Powell pleaded guilty on debris on highway with fine. Gustave Gilgren pleaded guilty to intoxication, 15 days jail plus costs. Martinez failed to appear pending. Lynn Scott failure to appear pending. Gene Parks pleaded guilty with $100 fine plus costs. Small claims include Teall vs Maunshall $125 settled. Struebing vs Walmsley $120 settled. Loch vs Filsinger $250 pending. Siegel vs Watts $4875 dismissed for lack of service. McCarthy vs Pace $60 pending.
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District Court
David D Gale
Timothy G . Anderson
John Bruce Smith
Guy Powell
H.shway
Gustave Gilgren
Oscar C Martinez
Lynn E Scott
Gene Parks
Small Claims Court
Robert Teall
MM Maunshall
David Struebing
Dwain Walmsley
Tog O Frank Loch
Filsinger Excavating Co
Alice Siegel
Norm and
Barb Watts
Mary McCarthy
Earl Pace
Sidney drivers figure in string of midweek crashes
At 108 p.m Wednesday 1972 Dodge driven by Kenneth W Hoier of Sidney collided with a 1972 Cadillac driven by Daniel D Schrock of Sidney causing $250 and $300 damages. At 3 21 p.m Wednesday 1973 Ford Pickup owned by Harold Daniels of Ewing was struck while parked by Armour Beese of Sidney in a 1972 camper Tri-Holiday. At 8 45 a.m Thursday 1969 Chevy Pickup driven by Dennis Phelps of Sidney skidded into a pole while turning left. At 4 44 p.m Thursday 1970 Chevy wagon driven by Eunyce R Mogenser of Chap pell collided with a 1973 Chevy Pickup driven by Thomas M Golson of Sidney with Morgensen’s car at $200 and Golson’s at $15 in damages.
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Dodge
Kenneth W Hoier
Sidney
Cadillac
Daniel D Schrock
Hoier
Schrock
Harold Daniels
Ewing
Armour Beese
Dennis Phelps
Eunyce R Mogenser
Chappell
Thomas M. Golson
Morgensen
Golson
Hospital notes summary of admissions and discharges
Admitted Sidney Albert Noeder Kristina Narjes Gurley Eila McVicker. Dismissed Sidney Leo Noble Wayne Davis Hazel Gehrig Charlotte Hadden Patrick Wieser Chappell June Jarman.
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Sidney Albert Noeder
Kristina Narjes Gurley
Eila McVicker
Sidney Leo Noble
Wayne Davis
Hazel Gehrig
Charlotte Hadden
Patrick Wieser
Chappell
June Jarman
Prairie Schooners Dance Club February 7 event
Regular dance at 8 p.m. at First United Methodist Church with Mell Minshall as caller. Public invited. Also listed are flips of local club and civic meetings and social events across Lodgepole and Sidney for the weekend and following Tuesday.
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Prairie Schooners
First United Methodist Church
West Door
Minshall
Lodgepole Lions Club
Lodgepole American Legion Hall
Sidney
Sidney Public Library
Legion Hall
Cb's
Providence Chapter
der of
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
WNTC
Twila Patten
Weekly school menu highlights and items listed
The menu outlines a weekly pattern with Monday offering macaroni and cheese and fruit salad, Tuesday serving foot long in blanket with jello and pears, Wednesday featuring hamburgers and apple crisp, Thursday including salmon loaf and buttered potatoes, and Friday presenting spaghetti with meat sauce and valentine cake along with milk.
More Exports Anticipated Amid Rising Global Demand
A National Academy of Sciences report says the United States could boost farm exports beyond current USDA projections through 1980 and beyond if population growth stays low and yields improve. It notes rising living standards in Japan and Western Europe and currency realignments have made US commodities cheaper for strong currency imports, potentially stabilizing prices after a 1972 surge.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
United States
Agriculture Department
Academy
South Asia
Africa
Japan
Europe
Narjes seeks re election in Cheyenne County race
County Commissioner Ed Narjes filed for a four year term as a Republican representing the 1st District covering eastern Cheyenne County including Lodgepole Colton and Sidney precincts. No other candidates have filed yet and filing runs through March 12 for the May 11 election.
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Cheyenne
Ed Narjes
Narjes
Lodgepole
Colton
Sidney
George Bailey
Ken Rose
Narses
Two Democrats file for county convention delegates in Cheyenne County
Bob Hossle reports two Democrats seek convention seats in May. Thomas Lenzen of Sidney runs for one of two Sidney Rural Precinct seats and Bonnie Pitman of Dalton seeks a Union Valley Precinct seat. There are 14 precincts with two delegates per county, though some precincts may have no representation. No Republican filings have been reported yet.
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Cheyenne
Bob Hossle
Thomas Lenzen
Sidney
Bonnie Pitman
Dalton
Union Valley
Hessle
Four Nebraska Senate hopefuls to attend Midland College symposium
The Associated Press reports four declared U S Senate contenders from Nebraska will appear at a Practical Politics Symposium at Midland College on Feb 16. Republican Rep John Y McCollister and former State Sen Richard Proud join Democrat Omaha Mayor Edward Zorinsky and former State Sen Hess Dyas. Fremont Jaycees sponsor the event. The symposium continues Feb 17 with local candidates introduced.
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US Senate
Nebraska
Midland College
Associated Press
John Y McCollister
Richard Proud
Omaha
Edward Zorinsky
Hess Dyas
Fremont Jaycees
Bayh Talks Busing Desegregation In Nebraska News
Bayh of Indiana says his presidential bid should not suffer as Omaha begins court ordered busing. He backs federal subsidies for voluntary desegregation and criticizes over reliance on busing as a desegregation tool. Ford plans a New Hampshire blitz to boost momentum and emphasize incumbency.
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Sea Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Nebraska
Omaha
Associated Press
Bayh
Senate
Lincoln
Ford
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Dyas Says New Campaign Law Fails Nebraska Senate Hope
Hess Dyas argues the federal campaign spending law could level funding for Nebraska Senate hopefuls but a US Supreme Court ruling striking down congressional spending limits undermines that prospect. The decision may widen gaps between campaigns and party influence, limiting Dyas' expected equalization.
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Hess Dyas
Senate
Nebraska
Dyas
Bottle message travels from Ohio to Scotland in years
Patrick Sandfoss of Erlanger Ky sent a note in a bottle into the Ohio River. The note was read in Scotland more than five years later, postmarked Port Charlotte Isle of Islay Western Scotland. James L Bain in Scotland reported the find on January 17 1976 and invited a reply. The long voyage followed the Ohio to the Mississippi to the Gulf and across the Atlantic.
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Cincinnati
Patrick Sandfoss
Ohio River
Scotland
Sandfoss
Erlanger
Port Charlotte
Isle of Islay
James L Bain
Oho
Bain
Peetz School Weekly Menu Highlights
The menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday featuring barbecue beef on buns wax beans fruit milk on Monday. Wiener roll ups cole slaw ketchup mustard peach crisp milk on Tuesday. Chile cinnamon rolls fruit milk on Wednesday. Fish sticks hash browns ketchup rolls butter peanut butter harvard beets cake with jello milk on Thursday. Meat or peanut butter sandwiches creamed rice orange juice celery sticks rice krispie cookie chocolate milk on Friday.
Unicameral passes co op bill in Nebraska
The Nebraska legislature approved LB382 on Wednesday to end double taxation of co operatives. The bill exempts retained member earnings from income tax, ending taxes on both profits kept by co ops and those distributed to members. The vote was 40 to 4.
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Lincoln
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