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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1968

Page

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City council petitions show six filed for three seats

Six petitions have been filed for city council seats with two more nominees named Dr. Del Koch and J. L. Thorpe for four year terms. Other candidates include George Elwood Gary Lopez John Elwell Jr and Stan Larabee for two and four year terms. Deadline to file is Sunday February 11 with signature requirements of 50 to 100.

Dr. del Koch J. L. Thorpe George Elwood Gary Lopez John Elwell, Jr Stan Larabee David W. Young Young Charles Ham J. L., Thorpe C. B. Dorwart Gordon Tobin

Post High School Training Night Here February 9

Juniors and seniors from eight area communities gather at Sidney on Friday February 9 for a seven o clock meeting at Post High School Training Night. Parents are encouraged to attend as counselors from many educational institutions will advise on post secondary education and career options.

Sidney

Lincoln student dies from weekend car crash injuries

Fatally injured 19 year old James G Rosenberger brother of Mrs. Thomas Ernst of Sidney died early Tuesday from injuries suffered in a one car accident last Saturday. He was a University of Nebraska student. Two other crash victims remain hospitalized in Lincoln.

Lincoln James G. Rosenberger Thomas Ernst Sidney University of Nebraska

Educators Seek Competitive Base Pay Schedule in Sidney

The Welfare Committee of the Sidney Educators Association urged the Sidney Public Schools Board to adopt an index schedule with a base competitive to nearby schools. At a Special board meeting Monday the board agreed to study a salary schedule and propose one for educator vote. To be competitive the base would need about $700 added to the current $5300.

Sidney Educators Association Sidney Public Schools Board of Education Sidney

Bogus checks traced to Denver duo in Panhandle

Police chase linked a 1962 turquoise Chevrolet station wagon with Colorado plates AT-1554 to a man about 58 inches tall, 55 years old, brown eyes and gray hair, a woman and two children from Denver as they cashed stolen Holbrook Co-Op checks across Sidney Nebraska Sterling Colorado and Kimball area authorities followed the trail after a series of about $37 checks from a stolen machine.

Panhandle Colorado Denver Colo Jack Headley Jack and Jill Market Sidney Holbrook Co-Op Sterling Kimball

Credit for 345 kv line goes to relay switch fault

Charles Ham of Sidney credits the faulty relay switch that failed in summer 1966 for triggering coordinated Nebraskan action and Congressional approval of the 345 kv transmission line from Ft Thompson to Grand Island. He says the person who wired the relay incorrectly is responsible.

Ft. Thompson S.D Grand Island Nebraska Rural Electric Assn Lincoln Charles Ham Sidney Wheatbelt Ham

Land Bank To Hold Annual Meet Monday

The Federal Land Bank Association of Sidney will hold its annual stockholders meeting next Monday February 12 at 12 noon in St Patrick’s Auditorium. Dean Raber of the Federal Land Bank Omaha will speak and about 300 people are expected. The Sid ney High Madrigal Singers will perform and the annual report will be presented. Officers include Millard Musil president Oren V Clary vice president Lawrence Engstrom Robert Nelson and Donald Block.

Federal Land Bank Association of Sidney Millard Musil St. Patrick’s Auditorium Dean Raber Federal Land Bank of Omaha Sidney High Mr. Musil Oren V. Clary Lawrence Engstrom Robert Nelson Donald Block

Alliance to hear water diversion plan February twenty two

Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce will meet February 22 to hear a plan to divert Missouri River water westward to Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. Fred Simonton of Denver will speak about pumping water up the Niobrara River to Box Butte Dam north of Hemingford for canal irrigation southward.

Alliance Western Nevaska United Chambers of Commerce Missouri River Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Fred Simonton Denver Mid-West Electric Consumers Association Niobrara River Box Butte Hemingford Panhandle Partners For Progress

Sioux City News: City Wins Bid on Sioux Army Depot Property

The Sioux Industrial Development Corp will back Sidney's purchase of about 16 368 acres and 971 buildings from the Federal government for 1 325 000 dollars. Down payment 265 000. balance in 40 quarterly installments at 5 1 4 percent interest.

City of Sidney Sioux Army Depot Sioux Industrial Development Corp Secretary of State Uncle Sam General Services Administration Sioux Industrial Corp GSA L. M. Clinton Federal J. L. Thorpe J. Wayne Harrop Sioux Department of Health, Education and Welfare State of Nebraska U.S. Air Force United States

Bus Route Extension Sought On Highways 385 And 30

John G. Rutz of Star Bus Line filed with the Nebraska State Railway Commission to extend routes along Highway 385 from Angora Junction to Sidney and Highway 30 from Sidney to Kimball. The plan covers Northport Bridgeport Dalton Gurley and Sidney with passenger baggage mail express and newspapers. Objections are due by March 8 1968 per Larry D. Knox MTD director.

Nebraska State Railway Commission John G. Rutz Scottsbluff Neb Star Bus Line Sidney Cheyenne Angora Junction Kimball Northport Bridgeport Dalton Gurley Wyoming and Nebraska Railway Commission Larry D. Knox Motor Transportation Department

Sallberg Rites Set On Friday

Thure Sallberg 82 a longtime Cheyenne County resident died Wednesday at Memorial Rest Home after two years there Funeral services will be at 2 pm Friday at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev John Slayton of First Methodist Church officiating Burial will follow at Dalton Cemetery He was born November 22 1885 in Karlskrona Sweden served five years in the Swedish Army and three years in the U S Army during World War I He married Eda Marie in 1920 who died in 1931 and was buried at Dalton He farmed in Dalton and later in the Sidney Draw before retiring due to health and living in Potter prior to the Rest Home move

Cheyenne County Thure Sallberg Memorial Rest Home The Gehrig and Son John Slayton First Methodist Church Dalton Cemetery Mr. Sallberg Karlskrona Sweden United States Eda Marie Dalton Sallberg Sidney Draw Potter

Former Sidney Resident Dies in Fresno California

L. Quent Sterling Jr. 72, a well known former Sidney resident, died Tuesday morning in Fresno after a heart attack two weeks earlier. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. He worked many years as an electrician for the Union Pacific Railroad in Sidney and later for the City of Fresno. He is survived by his wife three daughters and his brother Wade Sterling of Gurley.

Quent)Sterling Fresno Calif Sterling Sidney Union Pacific Railroad Wade Sterling Gurley

Sidney Names New City Manager Baudek to Take Job

Sidney selects Jack Baudek, previously with Ft. Collins city administration, as the new city manager. He will assume duties Monday February 26 after being hired by the Sidney city council last month.

Sidney Jack Baudek Baudek Ft. Collins Colo

Panhandle Weather Forecast Outlook

Panhandle forecast shows fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Lows expected 15 to 25 degrees with Thursday highs in the 40s and precipitation under five percent. Five day outlook calls for temperatures 5 to 7 degrees above normal with highs in the 40s and lows around 20. Little precipitation expected through the period.

Panhandle

Gold Backing For Currency Doomed Says Rep Martin

Rep. Dave Martin argues Congress will end gold backing for the dollar in the current session. He notes total gold stocks under 12 billion dollars and criticizes President Johnson's 1969 budget as a record spending plan with a large deficit and rising debt interest.

Dave Martin Congress Martin Johnson Vietnam White House

Vach Bound Over in Breaking and Entering Case

Donald V. Vach of Sidney is bound over from County Court to District Court on a charge of breaking and entering an automobile. He posted 350 bond. The alleged incident occurred when Bargen found a person in the trunk of his car parked on 11th Avenue last Sunday.

Donald V. Vach Sidney Mr. Vach Dennis Bargen Mr. Bargen 11Th Avenue

Probation Given In Check Case

A 22 year old woman Joyce Terry was placed on probation for one year in District Court for writing bad checks. Under supervision of probation officer Clayton DeMott she was ordered to repay two checks and pay court costs.

Joyce Terry Clayton P. DeMott

Wildcat Oil Well Staked Near Colton

A wildcat oil well designated No. 1 Spiker will be drilled in Cheyenne County about five miles north of Colton. The site is staked NW NE Sec. 6 14 48 by Braden Gear Drilling Co and R D Brew.

Cheyenne County Colton Braden-Gear Drilling Co R, D, Brew

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harold Craig Telegraph Lorenzo Oshkosh Chappell Big Springs St. Patrick’s Academy Lodgepole Alliance School of Practical Nursing Barnes School of Commerce the Business Institute of Sidney Central Business College Denver Automotive Institute Lincoln School of Commerce Medical Institute of Colorado National College of Business Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Milford Vocational Technical School Parks School of Business St. John’s Land Bank Parttners Plan Chamber of Commerce Ed Cole Orville Filsinger Bert Young Mr. Filsinger Mr. Young Herbert Statler Hardy-Clark Furniture Co Center Liquor Store Gibson Ford- Mercury Victone Cleaners Cameo House of Beauty T. Sallberg Rep
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