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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1969

Page

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Cable Program Survey Proves Accuracy Keeps Confusion Alive

The Sidney Telegraph and the local Community TV Co. ran a week long spot check of prime time and weekend daytime listings from the Feb. 7 issue. Of 321 programs listed, 291 were checked and 289 appeared as listed, while daytime checks found all 60 listings correct. The note explains channel non-duplication and dial-number mismatches, and highlights that cable viewers outside Sidney also rely on the page.

Ditor Sidney Telegraph the Telegraph Sidney Community TV Co I’el Telegraph Kwgn-Tv Channel 2 Denver Sidney Commuunity TV Co Frontier Broadcasting Co Cheyenne Federal Communications Commission Washington Sidney TV Channel 6 Alliance Channel 13 Channel 3 Sterling Channel 5 Sidney The TV Guide

Entries Lacking for Kiwanis Stars Show

Kiwanis chairman Ron Welch announced date changes for the Stars of Tomorrow talent contest due to few entries. Deadline extended to Feb 26 with auditions March 14 15 and show March 16. Prizes include a $50 savings bond trophy and district contest trip. divisions span K-12. An entry blank appears in this issue.

Kiwanis Ron Welch The Telegraph Ron Barker

Grand Larceny Charge On File In County Court

A Richfield Minnesota woman faces grand larceny charges in Cheyenne County Court after a theft of 350 dollars in property from a Potter Conoco Station. Kim Enfried Anderson, 18, was arrested in Potter by Town Marshall David Tiles. The complaint cites theft from Mr. Thies who owns the station, with Cheyenne County Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh assisting.

Aoman Richfield Minn Conoco Potter Kim Enfried Anderson David Tiles Anderson Thies Cheyenne County Kermit Brumbaugh

No Ordinary Inductee Is He

One man was called for induction and ten for physicals this month by the Cheyenne County Selective Service Board. Robert E. Lee of Lodgepole reported to Fort Lewis Washington for basic army training. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee of Lodgepole and expects ribbing about his name. The March call is for two inductees and one for physical.

Cheyenne County

County Board Tables Request of Senior Center Support

A newly formed senior citizens group appearing before Cheyenne County commissioners asked for county funding for a Senior Citizens Center serving the county. Local funding of 25 percent of start up costs was noted to unlock federal funds, but the decision was tabled pending a legal opinion. In other business, commissioners accepted Foster Lumber Co. low bid of 8255.80 for bridge lumber to repair flood damaged bridges.

Association of Senior Citizens Cheyenne County Commissioners Panhandle Foster Lumber Co

Sixth Annual Auto Auction Planned for Saturday

The Sidney New Car Dealers Assn hosts its sixth annual automobile auction this Saturday February 22 at the Cheyenne County maintenance building in west Sidney. The sale opens at 11:30 a.m. with about 100 cars pickups trucks and other vehicles advertised. Auctioneers are Dale Katen of Sidney and James Martin of Chappell.

Sidney New Car Dealers Assn Cheyenne County West Sidney Dale Katen James Martin Chappell

Rites Pending For Mrs Sitz Obituary Details Given

Mrs Muriel Sitz 78 died Tuesday night at Memorial Hospital after a two week stay. She had lived in Sidney over 40 years, came with her husband LeRoy Sitz who ran Sitz Mills until 1954. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. A full obituary will appear in The Telegraph.

Muriel Sitz Memorial Hospital the Gehrig and Son Funeral Home

Icy Highway Collison Injures Four Sidney Residents

Four Sidney residents were injured in a three vehicle crash on icy Highway 30 one mile west of Bushnell at 9 this morning. Injuries ranged from back and head to leg fractures with Mrs. Jay Wilson and Miss Jo Ann Owen among the injured. The cars involved included a 1963 Dodge Air Force pickup driven by James Lose 20 of Warren Air Force Base, a 1966 Plymouth owned by Mr. and Mrs. Owen and driven by Mrs. Wilson, and a 1964 International sand truck driven by Jesse Munoz 38. The Owen car spun into the other lane after colliding with the sand truck, then was hit by the Air Force vehicle. The Owen car was a total loss. about 200 dollars damage to the other vehicles. Miss Wilson was transferred to a Cheyenne hospital. Airman Lose and several truck passengers had minor injuries and were treated. The sand truck driver and passenger were uninjured.

Sidney Bushnell Kimball County Hospital Jay Wilson Julie Wilson George Owen Jo Ann Owen Dodge Air Force James Lose Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Owen Wilson Department of Roads Jesse Munoz Kimball Gusman Air Force Lose

Inflation Echoes in Hospital X-Ray Upgrade Plans

Memorial Hospital weighs replacing its aging x-ray machine after a week out of service due to obsolete tubes. Adminstrator Darold L. Hendee notes inflation has pushed costs, with a new unit likely costing 35 000 to 40 000 dollars. The current machine cost just over 8 000 dollars and has produced over 250 000 images since the 1950s. The board will review price and specs at the March meeting.

Hendee

Banks in Cheyenne County Close for Washington's Birthday

All banks in Cheyenne County will be closed Saturday in observance of Washington's Birthday, affecting customers who rely on daily banking services and teller operations.

Cheyenne County Washington

Pope case moves forward as motions filed in murder charges

Weather outlook for Panhandle: mostly cloudy with light snow possible tonight and Thursday. Winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures 35-45 highs, 10-20 lows. Pope legal action set to trigger a district court hearing within two weeks on motions to dismiss murder charges and challenge death penalty provisions as unconstitutional. Pope, from Roxbury, Kansas, already convicted in federal court, faces renewed state murder charges for the Big Springs bank robbery killings and wounding.

Panhandle Duane Earl Pope Devel County Robert Richards Pope Lincoln Chappell Robert Crosby Wallace Rudolph District Court U.S. Supreme Court Kansan Federal District Court Supreme Court

Winter Weather Impacts Sidney Area with Icy Roads

Cold arctic air brings 29 degree temps and 25 mph winds with a wind chill of minus two. Snowfall totals two inches from sun to mon plus light drizzle this morning. Nebraska patrol notes wet to icy roads in all directions, icy patches in sheltered spots, fog in Ogallala, and blowing snow limiting visibility in the Panhandle.

Federal Aviation Agency Sidney Municipal Nebraska State Patrol Sidney Ogallala Panhandle

Fort Sidney Motor Hotel hosts Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meet

The all day Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture gathering will be held at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel tomorrow. The public is urged to attend any or all of the outstanding program.

Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Nebraska

Workshop and luncheon series at Fort Sidney hotel

Fort Sidney hosts a Thursday program with a personal development workshop for women led by Dorothy Brown and Shirley Eckert, a joint luncheon with Sister M. Thomas More as speaker, and an afternoon session on egg, milk, and pork production featuring Ed Narjes, Jerry Sheehan, and others from Leprino Cheese Co., Denver, and Chappell Neb.

Dorothy Brown Shirley Eckert M. Thomas More Ed Narjes The Chicken House Jerry Sheehan Leprino Cheese Co Denver Cole Ted Peeks Chappell Nebr

New Well Hits Oil Near Gurley in Cheyenne County

An apparent oil discovery six miles west of Gurley recovered 60 feet of oil in a J sand test and 1,135 feet in another from the No. 1 Lachine location, with mud, water, and oil-cut material reported. The venture involves Paul Karcher and partners with Gable Drilling Co, near Clara Field, marking Cheyenne County’s third 1969 discovery.

Gurley Petroleum Information No. 1 Lachine Paul Karcher Ackman-Schulein and Associates Gable Drilling Co Clara Field Cheyenne County Potter Terman Sidney Nelson Nebraska

Elks Club Hires Retired Army Captain as Manager

The Sidney Elks Lodge hires George Wadlow of Denver as manager starting March 1. His wife will assist. Wadlow brings officers’ club and Elks experience from service and Cut Bank Montana. Lodge remodeling moves activities to the ground floor. opening announced later.

The Elks Lodge Sidney Elks Club George Wadlow Denver Elks Club Cut Bank Mont Wadlows Elks

Population decline spurs Cheyenne County development plan

A Nebraska Panhandle study links population loss to oil activity decline and Sioux Army Depot closure. Cheyenne County shows a 19.2 percent net migration drop from 1960 to 1967, prompting a Citizens for Cheyenne County Development program and a Friday meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to seek federal funds for conservation and growth projects.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Panhandle Citizens For Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Telegraph Panhandle Sioux Army Kimball County Scotts Bluff Sioux

Meeting on Cheyenne County Development Group Forming

A meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to discuss forming Citizens for Cheyenne County Development. The public is welcome. letters were sent to county officials and leaders, and chamber members are urged to attend.

Citizens For Cheyenne County Fort Sidney Motor Hotel

Cheyenne County Eyes $750,000 for Historic Restorations

E K Yanney announces funds already requested for Cheyenne County historic restorations, with at least 750000 expected from the Federal government. He calls for citizen unity to pursue RC D D programs across Banner Kimball Deuel and Garden counties and notes past county achievements in hospital, depot, golf course, and youth facilities while anticipating I 80 completion by 1974 and rural migration shift.

E. K. Yanney County of C Cheyenne County Lodgepole Valley Panhandle eeeVerde Lane Sidney Sidney Frontier Village Fort Sidney Cheyenne County Civic Center Gravel Pit Eeesidney Olsen-Dorman Watersire Motron Yanney C of C Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Rc&d Ewa Corporation Sioux Sioux Army Depot Eso High Plains University of Nebraska Wheatbelt Public Power District Sidney Chamber of Commerce American Legion Mr. Yanney Clifford Hardin

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Mrs. Sitz Baker, Timlin Sidney Elks Lodge J.B. Baker Mike Timlin Daryl Conger WNOA Asme Tom Lasater Matheson Lloyd Anderson Bert Evans
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