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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1972

Page

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Panhandle Officials Study Area College Concept

Panhandle leaders toured the Western Nebraska Technical College campus in Sidney and discussed LB759 and LB1400 moving to form a Panhandle community college district. They favored keeping WNTC in Sidney and delaying Scottsbluff’s junior college while preparing budgeting and district formation steps.

Panhandle Area College Western Nebraska Technical College Sidney WNTC Nebraska Robert L Clark Len Wayne Ziebarth Robert Downer Banner County Scottsbluff Nebraska Western Vo-Tech Tractor Mechanics

Nebraska Legislature Passes Tax Bill Amid Veto Threat

Nebraska lawmakers approve LB1101 granting 15 percent tax exemptions for business equipment and farm assets with yearly increases toward 90 percent by 1979, shifting revenue to state taxes. Gov Exon vows likely veto from Washington, with override votes hinging on school aid measures LB1377 and related plans.

J J Exon Nebraska Exon Washington Burbach Robert L Clark Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Omaha Sam Klaver Ernest Chambers Holbrook Richard Lewis Carpenter

March Winds Bring Rain and Snow With Mild Temps

Forecast notes early March winds arrived a week early but stayed tolerable due to warm conditions. Moisture measured 0.11 inch with two inches of snow and light precipitation late Wednesday into early Thursday. Wind gusts reached 36 mph, then 23 mph, and 35 mph at times. temperatures ranged from 24 to 57 degrees, then 25 to 56, with noon readings near 25 to 34.

Federal Flight Association

Panhandle Forecast Shows Cool Weekend

Variable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with highs in the 40s and lows around 10 to 20. Saturday highs near 40 with a near zero chance of measurable precipitation. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy and milder conditions Sunday through Tuesday, with upper 50s highs and 20s lows.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Tax Relief Bill Heads To Governor With Veto Override Support

Sidney Senator Robert Clark will back an override if Governor Exon vetoes the Burbach tax relief bill. Clark defended the bill on final reading and stressed the analysis of its impact on school districts for the $160 million state aid package. The Budget Committee weighs two capital construction plans tied to cigarette tax funds and potential highway resurfacing on Highway 30 between Sidney and Kimball.

Clark Sidney Robert Clark Exon Jerome Warner Warner Kimball Thomas Doyle Highway Commission Scottsbluff Highway Commission Dan Ramsey Doyle

Panhandle Livestock Day Draws 100 Attendees in Sidney

Dignitaries from the University of Nebraska and NU Agriculture Stations in North Platte and Scottsbluff spoke at the Panhandle Livestock Day in Sidney. Limiting topics included ration balancing for market hogs waste control laws and design of waste systems as Cheyenne County Extension Office and American National Bank hosted the event.

University of Nebraska, NU Agriculture North Platte Scottsbluff Plus Panhandle Fi Sidney Hotel Cheyenne County American National Bank Murray Danielson Lanny Icenogle Department of Environmental Control State Health Department E A. Olson University Gene White North Platte Station Frank Baker Animal Science Department of USDA Torrington Wyo Lowry Lindell Ken Sakurada John Weihing Extension Service Scottsbluff Robert Hatch

Food Stamp Policy Change Limits Cash as Change

Cheyenne County Welfare Department announces March 1 policy: food stamp users cannot get cash back from purchases. Alternatives include a credit slip for 49 cents or less, trading for eligible foods, or paying the difference in cash. Virg Knackstedt notes stores must not provide cash change and urges accurate use of the food stamp allotment.

Cheyenne County Welfare Department Virg Knackstedt

Weaver Found Not Guilty in Sidney Rape Trial

Charles Weaver of Sidney was found not guilty on all counts by an 8 woman 4 man jury after two and a half hours of deliberation. He faced charges including forcible rape statutory rape sodomy contributing to the delinquency of a minor and providing liquor to a minor.

Charles Weaver Sidney Weaver

Trophy A First For Heart Drive

A Heart Sunday drive trophy is offered this year to top collectors in Sidney as Rotary Kiwanis and Optimist lead the effort across the county. Groups including Lodgepole-Monday Evening Woman's Club and local organizations coordinate street balloon sale and countywide collection instead of individual participants.

Sidney

Guardsmen Set for Leadership Training at Local Post

National Guard unit from Sidney Scottsbluff Chadron Alliance Ogallala North Platte and Gering will gather at WNTC this Sunday for a leadership training session starting at 9 00 a m lasting through the day with a noon luncheon overseen by cafeteria supervisor Mrs Martell Sgt Marion Gunderson said the event includes 130 officers and noncommissioned members.

WNTC National Guard Marion Gunderson Martell Sidney Scottsbluff Chadron Alliance Ogallala North Platte Gering

Nearing Deadline For Vehicle Licenses And Tax Assessments

County records report 7 850 vehicles registered with registrations set ahead of prior years as government plates shift. 750 to 800 vehicles remain to be registered before Tuesday 5 pm February 20. County Assessor Swanson notes 5 to 90 percent of farmers and businessmen have filed assessments with March 1 deadline 5 pm penalties apply for late or missing filings.

Mitton G P. Nissen Nissen Id Swanson Swanson

February Rain Brings Warm Weather to Sidney

A springlike rain cooled Sidney streets on Wednesday with puddles easing snow drifts. Two inches of snow fell Friday morning, adding moisture. Flight officials reported the Wednesday storm center passed over the town with only a trace at the airport.

Sidney Sidney Flight Service

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