Big friendly policeman Charley Cady retires after 21 years
Sidney veteran Charley Cady, 68, ends a 21 year police career tonight. He recalls murders, crises, break ins and near birth saves, noting changing times with radios and cars now common. He and wife Peggy will stay in the Sidney area and pursue hunting and fishing.
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Con Marshall
Norman Rockwell
Charley Cady
Sidney
Police
Cady
The
Force
Police Department
Roy Bauer
Lorenzo
Peggy
Puerto Rico governor backs plebiscite on statehood
In his inaugural address Carlos Romero Barcelo, Puerto Rico's new governor, urged a plebiscite to decide if Puerto Rico should become America's 51st state. He did not set a date, focusing instead on poverty and economic issues. President elect Carter's rep Maurice Ferre conveyed support for self-determination.
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Pieter van Bennekom
San Juan
Puerto Rico
UPI
America
Carlos Romero Barcelo
Ford
Congress
Romero Barcelo
Jimmy Carter
Miami
Maurice Ferre
New Year's Holiday Traffic Toll Falls Short of Fears
United Press International reports 398 traffic fatalities from Thursday evening to Sunday midnight over the New Year weekend, with total holiday deaths 453. The National Safety Council had warned up to 450 or more, while Christmas toll was 441. State tallies included California 41, Texas 20, Pennsylvania 18, and Kentucky 16.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Betty Ford opposes blanket amnesty for draft evaders
First lady Betty Ford told reporters aboard Air Force One she opposes blanket amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters, saying mothers who lost sons would be upset by such an action. Ford spoke as President Ford neared the end of his term and faced decisions on the budget and the transition to Carter. She noted she wants her husband to win but is not completely distraught by his loss.
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Washington
UPW
Ford
Betty Ford
Air Force One Enroute
Vail
Colo
Vietnam
Gilmore faces civil suits ahead of Jan 17 execution
Salt Lake City reports Gary Gilmore, awaiting execution on January 17, will give depositions this week in civil suits filed by the widows of Bennie Bushnell and Max Jensen. Gilmore, currently in solitary for drug possession and fighting guards, has admitted killing Jensen during a station robbery and is serving a new 15 day disciplinary term. Depositions from Gilmore are set for Wednesday to proceed while the murder trial is continued indefinitely.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
Provo
Bennie Bushnell
Max Jensen
Bushnell
Jensen
Massachusetts Insurance Company
Utah
Calvin Rampton
State Board of Pardons
US Supreme Court
Longet Slaying Trial Opens in Aspen Colorado
The felony manslaughter case against singer Claudine Longet begins with jury selection in Aspen after her claim the March 21 1976 shooting of Vladimir Sabich was accidental. District Attorney Frank Tucker calls the case ready and solid as pretrial rulings limit certain evidence.
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Deborah Frazier
Aspen
Colo
UPI
Claudine Longet
Miss Longet
Vladimir Spider Sabich
Gerry Fox
Aspen Chamber of Commerce
Sabich
Frank Tucker
Andy Williams
Pitkin County
Williams
Charles Weedman
California
Goodwin Knight
Charles Manson Clan
Colorado
Colorado Supreme Court
George Lohr
US Supreme Court
Lohr
Dalton Area Families Share Christmas Visits
Dalton residents hosted relatives over Christmas as Florence Linton and Kathryn Cruise joined the Linton household in Sidney. Nearby, Randy Linton and Jane Gross from Omaha and several other kin gathered for celebrations with the Dykeman, Beyer, Shoemaker, Ravert, and Warren families across Dalton, Sidney, Potter, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Linton
Sidney
Elwin Linton
Kathryn Cruise
Linton
Steve Linton
Fort Collins
Randy Linton
Jane Gross
Omaha
Alp
Charles. Bondegard
Lodgepole
Darrell Cruise
Ronnie Dykeman
Dalton
Notice to Creditors Cheyenne and surrounding counties Nebraska
Public notices warn that all claims against the estates of Wilbur B Wall and Elizabeth Kurz must be filed by March 11 1977 and March 4 1977 respectively or be barred Hearings on claims are set for March 14 1977 at 10 00 AM and March 7 1977 at 7 00 PM in county court Attorneys Peetz Dorwart Peetz and Wempel provide guidance Officials list dates in December 1976 and January 1977 notices
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wilbur B. Wall
Elizabeth Kurz
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Skelly
Tah & Pilinvets
Sedney
Betty
White House
Janie Hart
Sen
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Michigan
Dalton News
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Clifford
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Bob Beyer
S.M Rains
Julie
Wheatridge
Leo Gussman
Bridgeport
Robert Ernest
SM. Rains
Lee Shoemaker
Dale Migers
Elsie
Mike Melhousen
Greeley
Clayton Shoemaker
Methodist Church
Jack May
Broomfield
Charles Mayer
Potter
May
Kurt Warren
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Farmland Industries
Fremont
Kansas City
Melvin Warren
Kurt
Lincoln
Kyle Warren
Alvin Schrage
Elgin
Henry Hettinger
North Platte
Max Ravert
Patty McCabe
Percy. McCabe
Bill
Fort
Randy
Calvin Sandine
Baby
Mick Sandine
Gering
Lloyd Ravert
Everett Kurth
Lloyd Raverts
Everett Kuth
Gering Sandines
Dennis Ravert
Percy McCabe
Patty
Rod Baldwin
Kimball
Chris Knudsen
Sterling
Jim Boren
Art Hafeman
Gregg
Doug Hafeman
Carol Hafeman
Bne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kurth
Harry Wilson
Broadwater
Lewin Wilson
Jerry Miller
Fargo, N.D
Bayne
Dave Wieser
Richard Hazlitt
Dean Bayne
Leonard Bayne
Rick
Ben Wegner
Josie
Melvin Wegner
Wegner
Leonard Rieken
Ben Rieken
IRA
Sidney Federal
Savings & Loan
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