County Fair Board Advances 1969 Cheyenne Event Planning
The newly formed Cheyenne County Fair Board held a regular meeting to map plans for the 1969 county fair. Board members present included Wayne Campbell president and Loring Tobler vice president with Merle Bobo secretary, Stewart Brown treasurer, and Ivan Liljegren county agent among others. Burgett Peetz was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Board
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Shawn
Merle Bobo
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Loring Tobler
Stewart Brown
Francis Runge
Chuck Lafler
Ivan Liljegren
Harold Draper
Gurley
John Underdown
Burgett Peetz
Crouse Named To Navy Nuclear Power School
Tom Crouse son of Mr and Mrs Carl Crouse has been selected for Nuclear Power School by the U S Navy after interviews in Washington D C last week He will be commissioned Ensign upon graduation from University of Nebraska School of Engineering in spring He visited Jim Knicely of George Washington University during his trip and spoke of the Navy program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Crouse
Carl Crouse
U.S. Navy
Washington, D.C
Crouse
Navy
Admiral Rickover
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of the Navy
Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps
University of Nebraska School of Engineering
Washington
Jim Knicely
Sidney
George Washington University
Farm Managers And Appraisers Meet In Lincoln
Nebraska Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers plans a two day winter meeting Feb 13 14 at the Nebraska Center Lincoln topics include farm management in Spain soil testing controls and a five year outlook for Nebraska agriculture An evening program features Les Curran on Low Equity Financing and the Nebraska Farm Economy William Chavez will discuss Farm Management in Spain Friday sessions cover water resources irrigation and future farm economy projections with Dr Everett E Peterson and Harold Stevens The business session will elect officers and consider constitutional amendments to broaden membership.
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Lincoln
Spain
Nebraska
Nebraska Society of Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers
Nebraska Center
Les Curran
First National Bank & Trust Co
William Chavez
Omaha
Braska
Harold Stevens
Dawson County
Lexington
Police Summary For 1968 Lists Just About Everything
Sidney reports a busy year for its 14 member police force compiling Chief Roy Bauer. The log notes 12 202 parking tickets 285 general violations 349 traffic crashes with 63 percent male drivers 37 percent female 70 percent over 21 and 21 percent on Illinois street 62 percent in afternoon or evening hours 44 off street crashes 102 cars involved 72 intersections 34 hit and runs 34 injuries 28 court actions and 10 drunken drivers. City jail held 250 inmates 242 male 14 female 141 over 21 115 juveniles 165 overnight sleepers 51 fingerprinted.
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Sidney
Roy Bauer
Illinois Street
Sidney Police Activity in 1968 Includes Calls Milage and Training
In 1968 Sidney police handled 12 756 incoming calls and 12 962 two way radio calls with 2 725 dispatched to scenes. The City Utilities radio logged 4 753 calls while officers drove 105 213 miles and handled 101 door or window security actions. They performed 422 special duties 1 607 hours of foot patrol and 300 dog complaints. Six training schools were attended at the University of Nebraska Hiram Scott College Sidney Sterling and State Patrol barracks in Lincoln with narcotics fingerprinting and police techniques. Chief Bauer was named vice president of the Nebraska Police Officers Association in October 1968 and had 19 years on the force.
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City Utilities
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Hiram Scott College
Sterling
Lincoln
Bauer
Police Officers Association of
Nebraska
Vo-Tech campus book store to switch operators
Merle Rudebusch, director at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School, says the campus book store will transfer on February 15 to The Book Keepers and Sidney Office Supply. Former operator Nebraska Book Company will hand over, with plans for longer hours and expanded stock to serve students and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Merle Rudebusch
Book Keepers
Sidney Office Supply
Nebraska Book Company of Lincoln
Jack R. Knicely
Rudebusch
Mike Selzer
Vo-Tech
Police Personnel Ledger At Sidney Telegraph Office
The Sidney Telegraph lists current police personnel including Capt. Ron Ahlberg with 15 years and Capt. Ervin Smith with 20 years of service. Also named are Patrolmen Charles Cady 11, Gerald Bres tel 8, Lester Couch 12, San Sanford Butcher 14, John Bauer 4, Jesse R. Jenks 3, Richard Willis 1, Gerald Melvin 2, and desk officers Harold Tobin 20 and Clyde Simms 2. New on the force is Daryl Rapp who began last week as meter man. Printing ad notes Sidney Telegraph offers printing and office forms with fast delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Ahlberg
Ervin Smith
Charles Cady
Gerald Brestel
Lester Couch
Sanford Butcher
John Bauer
Jesse R. Jenks
Richard Willis
Gerald Melvin
Harold Tobin
Clyde Simms
Daryl Rapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cancer Crusade
American Cancer Society
Jack Schuetz
Navy Nuclear Power School
Medical Society
Maurice Kremer
Aurora
American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
Reuben W. Jacobson
Minneapolis, Minn
Central Regional
P. A. Henderson
University of Nebraska Extension
Paul Fischbach
Everett E. Peterson
Neon
Triangle
Triangle $M Plumbing & Heating
Wignt
Osage ST
Farmers Union
Potter
Illinois
Dalton
National Institute of Meat Packing
Minneapolis
Minn
Sidney Telegraph
The
Lee’s
Retail Committee
Chamber of Commerce Office
John Storkel
Torino GT
Thre
Ford
Torino
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
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