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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

Page

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Chamber Board Elects 1971 President Amid Budget Cut

Eight Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce directors met in subzero conditions for the first 1971 meeting. Jim Payne was elected president and Gene Lienemann moved to vice president. Ed Cole approved a $500 raise pause, delaying Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce membership. The board set a wait and see stance on raises and began a new membership drive plan.

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Jim Payne Sidney Federal Savings & Loan Gene Lienemann Ed Cole Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Exits WNUCC Over Dues and Promotion Disparities

The Cheyenne County board declines not to join the WNUCC citing 60 dollar dues and questions about regional value. Northern panhandle focus and highway promotion favoring 26 north of Ogallala over 385 through Devel and Cheyenne counties drive the decision. Lienemann offers to explain at the January 14 Scottsbluff meeting.

WNUCC Panhandle WMCC Ogallala Devel Cheyenne Lienemann Scottsbluff Cheyenne County

Chamber membership drive plans and fee increase

John Gottschalk will chair the membership drive with ideas to present to his committee. The board proposes a different annual meeting with no banquet and a free musical evening for new members. Mr Payne and Mr Cole will set dates for the drive. A special meeting will finalize plans and a 10 percent fee increase was approved to cover rising costs.

John Gottschalk Chamber Payne Cole

Budget Budgeted At 18 200 For Next Year

The board approved an 18 200 budget for the coming year, lower than the 1970 plan of 19 871 due to tighter receipts and a 3 244 59 deficit. The vote thanked Mr Cole for forgoing his guaranteed raise in the final contract year. if receipts exceed expectations the raise will be restored. An audit committee of Bob Conrad Tom Olsen and Don Enevoldsen was named and a membership decal design will be reused with a new color. Mr Carr thanked the board and Mr Cole for past-year cooperation.

Cole Bob Conrad Tom Olsen Don Enevoldsen Mr. Carr Mr. Cole

Telegraph Printing Company reports record 1970 production year

The Sidney Telegraph and associated Neb​raska South Dakota and Wyoming publications surpassed 264,659,710 page impressions in 1970, with May and August production records and over 8 million words of copy. The plant serves multiple titles and plans expanded type setting services to Denver and Kansas City in 1971.

Telegraph Printing Company John Gottechalk Sidney Telegraph Telegraph Cheyenne County Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Sidney Seattle Miami Cheyenne Devel Gottschalk Denver Kansas City

Sidney Police Report One Accident

The Sidney Police Department recorded one accident in recent days with about 450 dollars in damage to two cars. On 11th Avenue at 1 25 p m Tuesday Jerry Dykman 2397 Newton northbound was struck by Barbara Custer 2646 Alvarado. No injuries. Dykman car about 200 dollars damage and Custer car about 250 dollars damage.

Sidney 11Th Avenue Jerry Dykman Newton Barbara Custer Alvarado Dykman Custer

Heaton Family Snowbound After Omaha Crash

Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Sr and another Omaha couple were unharmed after a weekend collision near Boys Town left them snowbound for 24 hours. They sheltered in a cafe then at the Omaha Hilton awaiting travel to Florida for a Caribbean cruise.

P.J. Heaton Omaha Heatons Grand Island Boys Town Omaha Hilton Florida

Confidential Address Report From District Office

Alien information in a yearly address report to the government is confidential. Omaha Nebraska district director R C Williams of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the data remain restricted.

R.C. Williams Omaha, Nebraska Immigration and Naturalization Service Office

Sidney Ford-Mercury opens under Meusburger in Sidney

A grand opening is planned for Sidney Ford-Mercury this weekend at 11th Ave and Illinois St under owner Bill Meusburger with Ken Noteboom as general manager. Door prizes include toy Pintos, coffee and doughnuts for all attendees, and no purchase required to qualify.

Sidney Sidney Ford-Mercury Bill Meusburger Sidney Telegraph Meusburger Ford- Mercury 11Th Ave Illinois St Ken Noteboom Noteboom Gibson Ford- Mercury Ford Mercury Ford Motor Co Muesburger Sidney Ford Mercury

Sub-Zero Weather Prolongs Cold Spell Across Cheyenne County

The region faces days of sub zero temperatures with a likely extension through Friday. FAA readings show lows of -18 the past night and -10 to 8 today, with six inches of snow delaying road clearing while the forecast hints at weekend warming.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines Weather Bureau Cheyenne County Federal Aviation Agency FAA

No Stars of Tomorrow Show Canceled in Sidney

The Kiwanis Club voted to cancel this year’s Stars of Tomorrow show in Sidney due to declining interest. The group may revive it next year if demand rises. They approved a $100 donation to the grade school boys basketball program directed by Don Christians. Sessions run Saturdays for eight to 10 weeks for third through sixth graders, with 100 to 120 boys expected.

Sidney Kiwanis Club Kiwanians Don Christians

Alien address reporting made confidential under statute

The reports of aliens furnished in reporting their addresses are declared confidential by statute. These reports must be submitted during January each year by all aliens in the United States with few exceptions. Forms to submit the reports are available at any Post Office or the Immigration and Naturalization Service office.

United States the Immigration and Naturalization Service

Clinton Nominated for Nebraska Supreme Court Vacancy

Lawrence M. Clinton of Sidney is among five Sixth District nominees to fill the seat of Justice Edward F. Carter. The nominating commission met in North Platte to propose candidates including Albert W Crites Richard Van Steenberg Hugh Stuart and Robert Moran. Governor-Elect J J Exon will choose the final appointee.

Lawrence M. Clinton Sidney Supreme Court Edward F. Carter North Platte Albert W Crites Chadron Richard van Steenberg Scottsbluff Hugh Stuart Robert Moran Alliance J.J. Exon Justice Carter Clinton Frank Clinton South Pacific Creighton University of Omaha J.H. McNish Clinton and McNish McNish Kansas University Nebraska Supreme Court Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co Carter

Extension Meet To Be Jan 12

The Cheyenne County Extension sponsoring board will hold a 1:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday January 12 in the 4-H building. Lionel Harris of the Scotts Bluff Experiment Station will be the principal speaker. Elections will select three directors from the northeast and northwest districts. The public is invited.

Cheyenne County Extension Sponsoring Board Lionel Harris Scotts Bluff

One Injured In Truck-Car Mishap Tuesday

A two-vehicle collision on a county road near Sidney at 2 10 p m left Tania Spiker 3 with a minor injury treated at Memorial Hospital. Darlene M Spiker 25 and Charles E Cady 61, both of Sidney, were involved in the crash. The Spiker car was southbound and struck the truck after the truck pulled from a stop sign. The car was a total loss with 175 dollars damage to the truck.

Sidney John Trenerry Tania Spiker Memorial Hospital Trenerry Darlene M. Spiker Charles E. Cady

VA Income Forms Due January 15 for Nebraska Veterans

Income questionnaires must be completed and returned to the Veterans Administration not later than January 15, says Leo Gorman Cheyenne County Veterans' Service Officer. The forms went to more than 16,000 Nebraska veterans widows and parents receiving benefits. Unless the questionnaires are timely returned benefits may be affected.

Veterans Administration Leo Gorman Cheyenne County Veterans’ Service Nebraska

Secretary Job At CofC Open

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce accepts applications for a secretary position through manager Ed Cole. Interested parties should contact the Chamber office for information and an application blank. A phone call suffices and a blank will be mailed before interviews.

Cheyenne County

Free Tax Return Help Offered In Nebraska Cities

The IRS and Nebraska Department of Revenue announce free help for federal and state tax returns in 15 Nebraska cities through April 15. In Sidney agents will operate in the Post Office basement with 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. sessions on January 11 and 25 February 1 and 8 March 15 and April 12, and from May 24 the last Monday each month 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Federal Internal Revenue Service Nebraska Department of Revenue Richard P. Vinal Internal Revenue Murrell B. McNeil Nebraska Sidney

Veterans Affairs will aid Cheyenne residents with forms

The January check will not be released by the Veterans Administration. Mr. Gorman said his office will help all residents of Cheyenne County in the proper completion of these question naires. The Veterans' Service Office is located in the Court House. Office hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily Monday through Friday. Sol Bisom "the music man" claimed credit for the first copyright in the 20th century. His entry, "I wish I was in Dixie Lawe Tonight," was received and numbered on Jan. 2, 1900.

Veterans Administration Gorman Cheyenne County Veterans’ Service Court House Sol Bisom Dixie Lawe

One Hurt In Car Truck Collision Near Sidney

One person was injured when a 1967 Buick driven by Charles Jacobsen collided with a county 1966 Dodge pickup driven by James Rogers on a county road near Sidney. Jacobsen was taken to Memorial Hospital for cuts bruises and possible rib injuries. The car was a total loss and the pickup damaged about 9600 dollars.

Sidney Dan Reece Charles Jacobsen Memorial Hospital James Rogers Jacobsen Reece

Cheyenne County SWCD Names Officers for 1971

The Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District organized for the year with Cliff Herboldsheimer of Potter reappointed as chairman. Ed Block was named vice chairman and Alvin Narjes secretary treasurer as the board opened its first meeting of 1971.

Board of Supervisors Cheyenne County

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