Nebraska I 80 leaps toward completion this February
The Nebraska Interstate 80 project advances with a final design hearing for a 9 mile segment from Sidney Airport to west of Brownson, timetable listing contracts and openings through 1974. Federal approval of the final environmental statement is pending with a target to begin right of way by May 1.
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Specialists To Speak On Panhandle Livestock Day
Panhandle Livestock Day at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel features noted experts on livestock topics. Highlights include Growing-Finishing Nutrition for Market Hogs and Cow-Herd Health with IBR BVD Lepto Blackleg Calf Pneumonia and Scours.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
John We’ Ing
Extension Service
Scottsbluff Station
Murray Danielson
University of Nebraska
North Plate Station
E. A. Olson
Lanny Icenogle
Cheyenne County
SCS
ASC
Eugene White
North Platte Station
City to Build New Park Area in Country Club Heights
City Manager John Baudek announced a neighborhood park will be built at the intersection of Palomino Place, Pasadena Place and Verde Lane in Country Club Heights. About 120 by 120 feet usable space will include grading, a large ditch fill, grass, and a sprinkler system costing about $1,000. Playground equipment from St Patrick's elementary school will be installed, fencing added, and work starts in about a month with completion likely next year due to grass growth. Pipes and fittings ordered. total project cost not yet estimated.
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Palomino Place
Pasadena Place
Verde Lane
Country Club Heights
Batdek
St Patrick’s Elementary School
Stars of Tomorrow Show Entries Due Monday
The Tri County Stars of Tomorrow Show sponsored by the Sidney Kiwanis invites Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel County students in grades 1 through 12 to enter by Monday February 21. Acts up to four minutes. Auditions and dress rehearsals in Sidney Nebraska with March 12 1972 show. Prizes include 100 dollar bond for winner and runner ups. All entrants receive certificates of performance.
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Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska Friday newspaper publication notice 1972
Second Class Postage Paid at Sidney No 69162. Send change of address to Box 219 Sidney Nb 69162. Subscription rates 9.50 per year inside county 12 per year outside county 9.50 by carrier. Single copies 10 cents. Established in 1873 Sidney Nebraska Friday February 18 1972 Vol 98 No 81.
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Sidney Flu Epidemic Seen Diminishing Across U S
A Sidney doctor reports a gradual decline in December and January flu cases after a season of widespread outbreaks. The CDC notes two high risk groups, vaccine limits, and recommends boosters for those vaccinated since 1968 69. no official epidemic remains.
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Second attempted assault reported in Sidney area
Sidney Chief Roy Bauer said police are probing a second attempted assault in three weeks. A woman reported a man with a stocking cap over his face entered her home as she bathed, fired a shot when she screamed, and she called police. The suspect is described as stocky, navy jacket, blue shirt. investigation continues.
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Post Office Announces Regular Holiday Schedule
Sidney Postmaster Ferris Preble says the post office will open 6am to 6pm on Washington's Birthday for box access only. No regular deliveries. mail sorted into boxes.
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Panhandle Forecast For Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions through today tonight and Saturday with highs in the 40s to 50s and overnight lows around 20. Precipitation chances near zero. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy cooler Sunday and Monday with highs 45 to 55 and lows 20 to 30.
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Incumbents Face New Filing Deadlines In Sidney
State law sets February 29 as the deadline for incumbents seeking another office and March 10 for incumbents seeking re election or new candidates. In Sidney two school board seats open with no filings and three city council seats with one candidate. City and school filings go to City Clerk Gordon Tobin. county filings to County Clerk Robert Hassle. Incumbent County Judge Sydney Finch and Commissioner Paul Huff have filed for re election.
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Gordon Tobin
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Sydney Finch
Paul Huff
NFO Meeting Place Changed
The National Farmer's Organization will meet at the Wheatbelt Office Building on Monday at 8 p.m. replacing the regular National Guard Armory venue. Officers elected in January will be installed at this session.
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National Guard Armory
Log Cabin Rehomed For Buffalo Bend Pioneer Display
In Scottsbluff a demolition crew uncovered a cedar log cabin behind a trailer sales yard. Jerry Clemens halted razing and donated the structure to Doug Reetz and Jack Gray of Buffalo Bend who will relocate and reconstruct it as part of a planned pioneer village with other restored buildings.
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Route 1
Emery Hotel
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