Court ruling opens option for school district Title I spaces
Nebraska Supreme Court held that a public school district may lease classrooms in a parochial school for federally funded special education if the space is secular and under public control. Hartington District challenged a lease with Hartington Cedar Catholic High School. State officials plan a cautious rollout with Sidney to follow and local Title I plans for 1972 73.
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Tom Ryan
Saint Patrick's High School
Sidney
Russell Pedersen
State Supreme Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska
Lancaster County District Court
Hartington, Neb
State Board of Education
Hartington
Hartington Cedar Catholic High School
Famous Explorer's Trail Rotary Series Finale Screened
Sidney Rotary Club presents the last travel show Famous Explorer's Trail at 8 p.m. in the Senior High Auditorium. Admission is 1.50, open to the public with season-ticket readers admitted. Narrator Don Cooper highlights historical sites from Santa Fe to Alaska with wildlife and logging scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Mt McKinley
Sidney Rotary Club
Senior High
Don Cooper
Cooper Brothers
Silverton RR
Wyoming Cattle Drive
Oregon Trail
Wind River Wilderness
Canadian Rockies
Alaska
Mt Range
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Cooper
Argentina
Arctic
I 80 Hearing Tuesday Night Nebraska DOR Session
The Nebraska Department of Roads will hold the final public hearing on I 80 design in Nebraska Tuesday February 29 at 7 30 p m at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel The 7 3 mile Brownson to Sidney Airport Interchange segment and two connecting roads are under review A federal funding dispute may bring design changes to the overpass west of West Sidney Interchange Cheyenne County Commissioners favor an east west traffic solution The meeting is open to the public.
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Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Brownson
Sidney Airport
U.S 30
Sidney West
U.S. 30
DOR
State of
Cheyenne County
West
Sidney
Holmquist Pushes Probe Into Nebraska Department of Roads
Senator Holmquist of Oakland asks the Legislature to consider a comprehensive inquiry into the Department of Roads. The four focus areas include administration, morale and turnover, access to federal highway funds, and steps to boost 1972 highway construction. The measure awaits action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads
Nebraska
Panhandle Forecast: Windy Warm Weather Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy and warm with westerly winds 25 to 35 mph and gusts this afternoon. Highs near 60, tonight lows in the 40s. Precipitation near zero. Extended outlook shows scattered snow possible Wednesday with variable clouds and little temperature change, highs in 40s and lows 10 to 20. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
70 Degree Temperature Reaches Windy New High
A 70 degree high at noon sets an all time 1972 record in the area while a 52 degree low occurred at 10 pm Sunday and again at 5 am today. Winds averaged 35 mph with gusts to 52 as moisture stays low and snow rests at 17 inches.
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Federal Flight Association
Maliszewski Registers By Petition For City Council Seat
A petition with over 50 signers accompanied the filing fee for Vincent G. Maliszewski to run for one of three Cheyenne city council seats. He joins James Lodes and Violet Minshall as early entrants as vacancies arise from term expirations and a recent post succession. Virgil C. Walter filed today for re election as director of the Cheyenne County Noxious Weed Board.
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Vincent G. Maliszewski
James Lodes
Violet Minshall
Stan Larabee
del Koch
Bob Hossle
D.J. Garcia
Virgil C. Walter
Cheyenne County
Drug Column on Marijuana Education for Cheyenne County
The second in a Drug Council series explains marijuana growth, effects, and control measures in Cheyenne County. The column offers practical guidance and cautions about risks while promoting informed discussion in the community.
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Drug Council For
Cheyenne County
Kansas Nebraska Gas raises city industrial rate March first
Kansas Nebraska Gas Co notified Sidney that an industrial interruptible rate increase takes effect March 1. The average gas cost to the city rose from 16.47 to 17.67 cents per thousand cubic feet, adding about $3,000 yearly to the $90,000 bill for electric plant generation. The change lowers the volume price, with modest overall increases and no change to residential service.
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Kansas-Nebraska Gas Company
Sidney
Robert Wilson
K-N
John Baudek
Kansas-Nebraska
Baudek
Slow statewide ASCS signup faces March 10 deadline
Nebraska ASCS reports slow early enrollment in feed grains and wheat diversion programs with only about one fifth of farms signed up by February 17. Officials cite a new computerized tallying system and complex signup options, weather impacts, and expect improvement across counties before the March 10 deadline.
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Nebraska
Hidy
ASCS
Kansas City
Lincoln
Russell Kaber Joins WNTC Staff
Merle Rudebusch director of Western Nebraska Technical College announces Russell Kaber to join the WNTC staff. Kaber will handle information services including broadcast and print media and supervise WNTC publications. He came to Sidney in 1971 after working in KSID sales and announcing and was previously station manager at KRAL in Rawlins Wyoming.
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Merle Rudebusch
Western Nebraska Technical College
Russell Kaber
Newton
WNTC
Rudebusch
Kaber
Sidney
KSID
Rawlins
Wyoming
KRAL
Road Service Pins Awarded to Nebraska Dept of Roads Vets
Jerrold A Gardner and Clarence P Mashek joined more than 140 long time employees honored at a ceremony in Lincoln. Both received 10 year pins as Director-State Engineer Thomas D Doyle presented the certificates at the Nebraska Department of Roads headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrold A Gardner
Clarence P. Mashek
Nebraska Department of Roads
Lincoln
Thomas D Doyle
Jaycees Honor Service Award Winners Friday in Sidney
The Sidney Jaycees hosted the First Annual Community Awards Banquet at Dude's Steak House. Dr Don Blank of McCook spoke as past Nebraska Jaycee president. Gene Lienemann was named Boss of the Year with runners-up Bill Rogers and James Payne. Cabela's Sporting Goods won Outstanding Business Firm with Cedar Lanes as runner-up. Richard Cabela received the plaque. John Gottschalk was honored for community service, with Richard Stoll as Outstanding Young Educator. Certificates of Appreciation went to multiple community members and groups. future events include fundraisers for Memorial Hospital and a travel incubator project.
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Sidney Jaycees
Dude's Steak House
Don Blank
McCook
Nebraska Jaycee
Gene Lienemann
Wheatbelt Public Power
Bill Rogers
James Payne
Jaycee
Jim Jimerson
Cabela
Sporting Goods
Cedar Lanes
Richard Cabela
John Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
Gottschalk
Sidney Industrial Corp
Nebraska League of Municipalities
University of Nebraska
19Th Judicial District Nominating Commission
Panhandle Mental Health Center
Scottstuff
Radio Free Europe
Tricounty
City Planning Commission
Chamber of
Richard Stoll
North
Cheyenne County Schools
Linda Deaver
Jim Jones
Steve Sublette
Tom Ryan
Don Born
Charla Colling
Benny von Seggern
Tri- County Association of Retarded Children
The
Chamber of Commerce
Catholic Daughters of American
Lutheran Church Women of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
17 Club
Mike Hartzler
Jerald Haupt
Jaycees
Mr Blank
Memorial Hospital
Red Heads
Pack 81
Cub Scouts
Stoll
Chateau
Calvin Cutright
Three Injured In Auto Crash At 19th And Illinois
Over weekend three people were hospitalized after a two vehicle crash at 19th and Illinois Friday night at 10. Miss Holly Hutchinson of Sidney swerved to avoid a car driven by Bob Evans from the east, Evans struck Hutchinson and crashed into a plate glass window at Masek Auto Supply. Kent Bults, also of Sidney, was a passenger. Evans and Hutchinson were taken to Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. Police are investigating with no charges yet filed.
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Illinois
Holly Hutchinson
Sidney
Ilinois
Bob Evans
Evans
Hutchison
Masek Auto Supply
Kent Bults
Hutchinson
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Calvin Curright
Miss Hutchinson
Sandy Rufenacht
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Stanley
State Education Department
State Attorney General's Office
Atty
Clarence Meyer
Supt Ryan
Pedersen
Father Ryan
St Patrick’s
Fr. Ryan
St. Patrick's
Last
Rotary
Holmquist
Republican Party
J. James Exon
Doyle
State Court of Industrial Relations
Roads Department
Maliszewski
Russ Kaber
Commerce
Ake
Cabela's Sporting Goods
Richard and
James Cabela
Gene Linemann
Wheatbeir
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