Zoning hearing on rural to industrial rezoning Sidney NE
The Zoning Commission of Sidney Nebraska will hold a public hearing February 27 1974 at 7 30 P M in the Municipal Building Council Room to consider the preliminary report proposing rezoning from Agricultural and Flood Protection to Industrial on a parcel in SE 1 4 29 14N 49W Cheyenne County Nebraska containing about 8 8 acres. Citizens may state their views.
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Zoning Commission
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Burlington Northern Railroad
Margaret A. Banks
State of
Cheyenne
Dalton
S-M.g.p Nissen
Cecil K. Surber
Cecil Surber
Twila J. Lurber
U. Board
Educational Service Unit No. 14
Devel
Kimball
ESU
Toledo St
Raymond Graczyk
Olive Graczyk
Earnest Jones
Alice Jones
John Doe
Mary Doe
District Court
Lee Hindman
Evelyn Hindman
Wellner
Paul E Mortensen
S- LaVonna Bobo
Martin, Mattoon
Emma A Howerter
LaVonna Bobo
Martin, Mattoon & Matzke
Lodgepole
Village Board of Trustees
Ruth Dykman
Jesse H Wortman
Lee Clabaugh
W.E. Garrison
Wayne L. Garrison
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East Germany Joins Postal Suspensions of Rhodesia
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East
Germany
Russia
Poland
Tanzania
Kenya
Uganda
Algeria
Libya
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Ghana
Somalia
Pakistan
India
Oregon Trail National Scenic Historic Trail Study Meetings
Federal state study on a possible 2000 mile Oregon National Scenic Historic Trail from Independence Missouri to Fort Vancouver Washington will hold public meetings. Officials will explain the National Trails System Act discuss findings and invite public input on the trail concept and alternatives. Nebraska sessions are in Lincoln at the University of Nebraska Student Union and in Ogallala at the Nebraska Savings and Loan Association both at 7 30 p m on February 21 and ?
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Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Independence
Missouri
Fort Vancouver
Washington
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Student Union
Lincoln
Nebraska Savings and Loan Association
Ogallala
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Speculator
Field Rat
Combo
Teamster's
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Rocky Hill
Edward Teach
January Crop Predictions Point to Large Harvest Ahead
Cheyenne County figures show farmers plan to plant 127 million acres of feed grains and soybeans this spring, the highest since 1960. Thompson predicts a record feed grain crop near 235 million tons, with corn potential 67 billion bushels and wheat about 2.1 billion bushels, while rice reaches 108 million hundredweights to bolster stocks and exports. Soybeans may dip acres 3 percent though yields rise, keeping near last year’s record.
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Lawrence Thompson
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Thompson
Thompson Warns Farmers To Compute Fuel Needs
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Thompson
Lawrence Thompson
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
USDA
Federal Energy Office
Environmental Protection Agency
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