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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1963

Page

4

Marathon Oil plans 1983 capital spend at high 1962 level

Marathon Oil Co projects continued high capital spending in 1983, including overseas investments and exploration, with 1962 expenditures exceeding 100 million dollars. J. C. Donnell II notes consolidation and expansion across refining, marketing, exploration, and international operations. 1963 earnings expected near 3 dollars per share aided by Libyan crude production.

Marathon Donnell Terre Haute, Ind Tulsa, Okla Petrochemical Chemical Development Division Texas City Texas London Geneva Frankfurt Madrid Europe Marathon and Associates la Coruna Spain Mannheim West Germany

Police Court Roundup of Fines and Penalties

Eugene Miller fined for disturbance with $11 and costs. Richard A. Steele of Sterling Colorado paid $21 and costs for intoxication. Lupe Torres cited for invalid driver license and leaving the scene. driving privilege revoked for one year. Earl Chaon faced a dog complaint with $1 fine. Jerome Cabela of Chappell charged with speeding. $15 and costs assessed.

Eugene Miller Richard A. Steele Sterling Colo Lupe Torres Earl Chaon Jerome Cabela Chappell

Telegraph Want Ads Offer Buying and Selling Services

Classified item note urges readers to use the Telegraph want ads to sell or trade goods. It highlights a simple, quick way to reach local buyers and sellers through the newspaper classified section.

Wildcat Oil Test Near Bingham in Nebraska Panhandle

The Tucker Drilling Company plans immediate exploration 1.5 miles north of Bingham on Bob Finegan’s ranch. The site in Section 20 24 41 is one of 17 Humble Oil tests across Northwest Nebraska along the Chadron Arch, with others in Sheridan Keith Garden and possibly Dawes counties. In Alliance, Edward Essay asks for 40 more days to file exceptions in his Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. ownership appeal, citing delays in District Court reporting.

Bingham Bob Finegan Tucker Drilling Company Humble Oil Company Nebraska Sheridan Keith Garden Dawes Ashby Alliance Edward Essay Nebraska Supreme Court Box Butte Pepsi-Cola

Bridgeport Resident Becomes New U.S. Citizen

Ted P. Theros, 28, of Route 1 Bridgeport, naturalized in District Court at Gering. He requested citizenship papers early and they were approved by immigration officers. Theros hails from Meligala Greece. naturalization typically not held until March.

Bridgeport Ted P. Theros Route 1 United States Gering Theros Meligala Greece

Estate of Cecil Sallows distributed to heirs in Box Butte County

The late Cecil Ruth Sallows died Oct 30 1961 leaving an estate valued at 76110784 with common stocks and bonds. County Judge Samuel O'Brien oversaw the final probate distributing bequeathed properties to heirs. Box Butte County received 8082.03 in state inheritance taxes the largest payment in memory. Nebraska estate tax 11625.75 and federal taxes pending. OGALLALA Keith County farmers sign up 10649.9 acres to divert from wheat in 1963, about 15 percent of county allotment, with 226 farmers participating. Estimated $450000 total diversion payments averaging about 48 per acre.

Alliance Cecil Ruth Sallows Samuel O’brien Box Butte County Gwen Warthen Ogallala Keith County ASC Herb Fuller

Alliance hosts 4-H Leader Recognition Banquet

Mel Steen, director of the Nebraska Game Commission, will speak at the Alliance 4-H Leader Recognition Banquet on January 9 at the First Christian Church. Don Miller announced Steen’s appearance for 4-H leaders their spouses and Junior Club leaders. Howard Walker will be master of ceremonies, with awards for five ten and fifteen years and installation of 1963 council officers. Reservations due by January 7 through the County Extension Office.

Alliance Nebraska Game Commission Mel Steen Don Miller Steen First Christian Church 9Th Box Butte Howard Bubs) Walker County Extension Office

Telegraph Want Ads Promised in Local Paper

Readers are invited to use the telegraph want ads to buy sell or trade items. The notice highlights convenient placement in the local paper and urges subscribers to submit needs promptly.

Eradication Theme Promoted In Nebraska TB Report

The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association open its Christmas Seal Campaign with a report titled Eradication outlining steps to provide anti TB drugs, expand case finding and fund research. It notes budget limits on drug access, shifts to selective mass X ray surveys, and ongoing studies at Webb Foundation and Creighton University.

Nebraska Tuberculosis Association Nebraska State Hospital Kearney Association Webb Foundation For Medical Research Denver Nebraska Creighton University School of Medicine

New Officials Named in Cancer Society Nebraska Division

Ray E. Adelpohl named executive director for the American Cancer Society Nebraska Division. He moves from ACS National Headquarters New York after joining in 1960. Catherine M. Wyatt and others join as staff. Paul McDaniel acted as interim executive director prior to the changes.

Cancer Society Nebraska Ray E. Adelpohl Wichita Kan American Cancer Society ACS New York City Society Achepoh Braxton E. Tewart New Jersey Omaha Catherine M. Wyatt Hastings Neb Nebrasa Richard M. George Howard H. Peck Shelton North Central Adelpohl Paul McDaniel

Nebraska Winter Wheat Crop Seen 77 Percent Higher Than 1962

Government crop observers report the 1963 winter wheat crop in Nebraska should yield 77 percent more than last year. The estimated 1963 wheat production is 94 116 000 bushels, with 3 397 000 acres seeded this fall, 11 percent more than 1961. Conditions are favorable but more moisture and snow cover are needed. Leaf rust was checked by freezing weather. Rye is entering winter in near excellent condition.

Nebraska State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics

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