If And When Trade School At Army Depot Decided
Nebraska State Board of Education will hold an if and when vote Tuesday on starting a state supported vocational technical school at Sioux Army Depot. The delay centers on unclear federal title assurances for the property and potential depot reuse, with lawmakers split on timing and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Sioux Army Depot
George H. Fleming
Sidney
Sioux
Legislative Council
Lincoln
Fleming
Lincoln-Journal-Star
Sen
Richard Marvel
Hastings
George Fleming
Sidney Vocational School
State Dept. of Education
Army Depot
Fern Orme
Stanley A. Matzke
Milford
William Hasebroock
West Point
Harold Stryckr
Rising City
Clifton Batchelder
Omaha
George Gerdes
Alliance
Marvel
Richard Lysinger
Ravenna
Cecil Stanley
Nebraska
Dept. of Justice
Stanley
Frank Landis
Lincoln State Board
Memorial Hospital Sidney Qualifies for Medicare Program
Nebraska canvass shows Memorial Hospital Sidney fully accredited by the American Hospital Association and ready to participate in Medicare. Hospital administrator Leo Bolin says paperwork will require extra staff. state Health Director E A Rogers sets certification plans, with general hospital work to be completed by July 1 1967.
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Nebraska
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Leo Bolin
American Hospital Assn
Bolin
E. A. Rogers
Rogers
Iealth Department
Health Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Verne A. Pangborn
Hospital and Medical Facilities Division
Bolin Resigns as Memorial Hospital Administrator
Leo Bolin, administrator at Memorial Hospital for ten years, has submitted his resignation to the board of directors. He asks for release on January 15 and will announce future plans soon. The board’s next regular meeting is set for Tuesday, January 18 to discuss a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bolin
Memorial Hospital
Bolin
Libyan Law to Cut Marathon Oil Income
Findlay Ohio March 12 Marathon Oil Co president J C Donnell II says the Libyan Petroleum Law as amended will retroactively raise taxes to Jan 1 1965 reducing 1965 net income by as much as 55 cents per share after reserve adjustments. Earnings from operations in 1965 are expected to match 1964.
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Findlay
Ohio
J.C. Donnell II
Marathon Oil Co
Mrs. Wills Rites To Be On Tuesday
Mrs. Leslie Wills 45 of Potter died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after six days there. A Potter resident 35 years she will be laid to rest Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the First Lutheran Church Potter with Rev Paul W Reimers. burial at Potter Cemetery Gehrig and Son in charge. She was born March 6 1920 in Red Oak Iowa to Joseph and Mae Nelson and married Leslie W Wills April 9 1939. Survivors include husband two sons Michael and Paul and daughter Diane Hazlewood. one brother Harry Coates and one grandchild. Memorials may go to the church organ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Wills
Potter
Memorial Hospital
Wills
First Lutheran Church of
Paul W. Reimers
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Red Oak
Iowa
Joseph
Mae Stewart Nelson
Santa Monica
Calif
Leslie W. Wills
Lutheran Women’s Church
Potter Women’s Club
Social Neighbor Club
Leslie
Michael
Paul
Diane Hazlewood
Kearney
Neb
Harry Coates
Salt Lake City
Utah
Organ Fund
First Lutheran Church
Panhandle Weather Forecast Pages Mixed Skies and Warm Week
Generally fair weather into tonight with temperatures in the 20s. Tuesday highs near 50 and a five day outlook showing 12 to 14 degrees above normal with highs 40 to 50 and lows 10 to 20. Scattered light snow expected midweek and cooler temperatures, then fair and warmer by Friday or Saturday. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Tusday
Frontier Airlines
Sidney Nebraska notices change of address rates history
Telegraph Post Office Box 219 Sidney Nebraska offers change of address service and subscription rates. Rates are $8 per year inside 50 miles, $9 outside. $8 per year by carrier. Single copies cost 10 cents. Established 1873 in Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney
Nebr
Nebraska
Feed Grain Data Ready This Week in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County ASC office will mail by Friday all data on the 1966 feed grain program including bases and projected yields for every farm with an established base. Sign up runs Jan 31 to Apr 1 for the 1966 feed grain program and to declare intentions for the voluntary wheat program. January 31 marks the start of signups for the cropland adjustment program. no closing date yet.
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Cheyenne County
ASC
Lawrence Thompson
ASCS
Thompson
Frank Wait Dies in Fort Collins Funeral Tuesday
Frank C. Wait of Fort Collins Colorado died of a heart attack. Services will be Tuesday January 11 at 3 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Fort Collins. He was a former Sidney resident and brother of Robert J. Wait of Sidney. A memorial is set for the Methodist Church and the Boy Scouts. Warren Mortuary is in charge.
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Frank C. Wait
Fort Collins
Colo
First Methodist Church
Wait
Sidney
Robert J. Wait
Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Warren Mortuary
Rust Is No Threat Now From Wheat Rust Survey
A December survey by Dr. David Wysong of 13 Nebraska counties and three variety plots found no black stem rust in wheat. Leaf rust appeared light overall, with moderate levels in Keith, Perkins and Frontier Counties causing reddish yellow tinge but not fatal to foliage. Cold weather should kill most spores, reducing spring recurrence from southern winds.
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Lincoln
David Wysong
University of Nebraska Extension
Keith
Perkins
Frontier Counties
Wysong
Band Trip Pictures From Sidney Telegraph Sale
The Sidney Telegraph offers 5 x 7 inch prints from the band's Tournament of Roses trip. Over two hundred photos by Bill Eddy are pasted on cardboard and numbered for easy ordering. Prints cost $1 each, cash only, and orders are processed quickly for a limited time. Quantities are unlimited and customers may buy multiple pictures by number.
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Sidney
Tournament of Roses
Sidney Telegraph Office
Bill Eddy
Telegraph
Public Hearing Planned On I-80 Interchange Near Sidney
State Engineer John Hossack says Sidney area deserves another public hearing before final I-80 interchange decision. Sidney Chamber and Cheyenne County urge south of town site with bypass proximity. State may SE southeast location with recreation road offers and funds. main interchange decision pending 1969 work and partial west-of-Sidney interchange in any case.
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Sidney
John Hossack
State Department of Roads
Federal Bureau of Roads
Lincoln
George H. Fleming
Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Cheyenne County Commissioners
Recreation Road
Colorado I-80S extension moves east toward Nebraska
Wilbur Christensen Construction Co. of Rapid City, S.C. won a 1,134,918 bid to build a 14 mile stretch of Interstate 80S between Proctor and Crook in Logan County. The project includes grading and structures with 3,472,000 cubic yards of dirt removal. paving to come under a separate contract. Colorado now trims travel time from western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado to Denver, while Nebraska races to extend its I-80S segment to North Platte. Residents along US Route 30 fear tourist traffic may shift west to Colorado.
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Denver
Wilbur ‘Christensen Construction Co
Rapid City
S.C
Proctor
Crook
Logan County
Colorado
Sterling
Nebraska
Sidney
North Platte
Wyoming
Big Springs
Extension Meeting Is Wednesday in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Extension Board invites the public to its annual meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the 4 H building. Guests include former agents and staff such as Miss Violet Sheperd J C Swinbank Ivan Wood and Mrs Verlin Livingston. Special speaker Miss Ann Holloway will discuss a Rotary exchange year in Argentina. The business portion will elect two directors from the northwest district and review agent reports and future plans.
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Cheyenne County Extension Board
Violet Sheperd
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. C. Swinbank
Fort Collins
Ivan Wood
Denver
Verlin Livingston
Sidney
Ann Holloway
Rotary
Argentina
Welfare outlays in Cheyenne County for 1965 reach 261809
Cheyenne County Divison of Public Welfare reports total 1965 welfare expenditures of 261,809.39 with 186,866.86 from federal funds, 55,118.57 from state funds and 19,823.96 from county funds. December payments totaled 31,954.49 with 19,704.60 federal, 8,332.35 state and 3,917.64 county funds.
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Cheyenne County
A. D. Chambers
Hog Prices Jump At Sidney Livestock Sale
Hog prices doubled from a year ago while cattle remained firm at the first sale of the year in Sidney. Top hogs sold for 28.15, light steers up to 28.30 as 37 buyers attended despite a smaller consignments list. Barn manager Dave Truss noted strong assurances of large listings from a three estate area.
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Sidney
Dave Truss
Truss
Dalton two car crash at Highway 385 intersection
At 9 30 a m Sunday a two car collision on Highway 385 at the main street in Dalton caused heavy damage but no injuries. The eastbound 1966 Ford driven by Fred Rathman Sr 71 of Dalton and the northbound 1960 Plymouth driven by Linda Kurth 17 of Dalton were involved according to Trooper Felix Koenix.
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Highway 385
Dalton
Felix Koenix
Fred Rathman Sr
Linda Kurth
Induction and Army Exams Scheduled for Cheyenne County
Four men will undergo induction and 15 will attend army physical examinations on January 18, per Mrs. Louis Johnson, clerk for the Cheyenne County Selective Service board. The same day also includes four men slated for induction.
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Louis Johnson
Cheyenne County
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Batchelder
Kearney State College
Mrs. Wills
Culinary Arts Department
Marilyn Ferguson
John Weisgerber
Carlton Williams
Sheridan
Wyo
Willie Higginbotham
Ronald Williams
Morrill
Frank Wait
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