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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1974

Page

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Keeping Giant At Bay Is Downers Chief Goal

Banner County official Robert Downer, county clerk and judge, leads opposition to state funding rules for tech colleges and critiques legislation process. He intervened in a nine county lawsuit over funding and maintains taxpayers must have voice in levies. Downer, a law-enthusiast without formal training, studies bills deeply and urges clearer, slower legislation. He supports unicameral systems but criticizes rushed terms and rule changes.

Gail Bergstad Harrisburg Panhandle David Nebraska Robert Downer Banner County Downer Western Sidney's College

Doctors Believe Rodger Balfour Has Severe Brain Damage

The 15-year-old Rodger Balfour, found hanging in a school locker room on October 22, is said to have extensive brain damage with limited progress. He remains at Craig Rehabilitation Center in Denver as doctors prepare a weekend update on his prospects. Local groups have begun fundraising for the family’s medical expenses.

Rodger Balfour Northwestern Bell Balfours Denver Rodger

Sparse candidate interest hits Cheyenne County boards

With election year looming in Cheyenne County communities few residents volunteer to run. In Potter and Dalton village boards no filings have occurred for open terms. Gurley and Lodgepole also report open seats with March 15 filing deadline. Incumbents in several districts await challengers or relection.

Cheyenne County Potter Pat Wickhorst Ed Killham S.A Gaston Elmer Jung Merlin Maas Larry Hammond Earl Munshaw Donald Winkelman Jim Thompson Dalton's Richard van Anne Cleve Gillespie Lyle Sanders Lodgepole Village Ron Sick Robert Ommen Orville Kastens Gurley Don Bremer Adeline Frerichs Lyle Mather Herman Frerichs Earl Lessig

Cheyenne County Chamber Plans Growth Focus Meeting

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce annual meeting opens at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Sidney Elks Club with a $3.75 dinner for up to 250 attendees. Highlights include Cream Can Award presentation, remarks by local leaders, and joint meetings with Lions Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees and Ladies Division.

Cheyenne County Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Sidney Elks Club Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Edward B. Cole Marlene Lambert Melody City Music Dalton Chorus Tom Dorwart Gene Lienemann E'Laine Weyerts Sally McGee John Gottschalk Cole Dan Rowan Tom Ryan Service Club Cole Sidney Lions Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees Lienemann Ron Risenhoover Newberry's

Nebraska Legislative Report Sees Long Weekend Deliberations

Nebraska's Legislature enters a three day weekend after eight days in session with 28 new bills since Thursday and 203 total. Senator Warner pushes a school aid measure to raise taxes and boost funding, while other bills address Memorial and Veterans Day dates, campus liquor, agency shop, birth control info with marriage licenses, and prohibiting lobbyist favors.

Nebraska Associated Press Sidney Robert L. Clark Jerome Warner Waverly Warner J. James Exon

Student Hurt After Slide At College

A 19 year old Western Nebraska Technical College student sustained minor head injuries after grabbing car door handles and sliding, being pulled 2 to 40 feet before slipping in snow and flipping into the air. Randy Peck of Paxton was knocked unconscious and treated at a hospital. Scott Dibler of Mullen drove the car and Cheyenne County Sheriff's Department investigated.

Western Nebraska Technical College Randy Peck Paxton Scott Dibler Mullen Cheyenne County

Co-Op members hear phase change optimism at Sidney meeting

About 300 members attended the Sidney Co-Op Gas and Oil annual meeting. Roy Chelf of Panhandle Co-Op described a more needed role amid shortages. Ken McMillan reported 1973 net savings of about 30 000 and sales of 1.2 million, with gas fuels propane and steel volumes rising. Directors elected Glenn Twarling Kenneth Mueller and Kenneth Nienhuser, pay raised to 10 per meeting, and outgoing president Harold Schuessier aims for dividends next year.

Sidney Co-Op Gas and Oil Sidney Co-Op Roy Chelf Panhandle Co-Op Scottsbluff Board of Farmland Industries Ken McMillan McMillan Glenn Twarling Dalton Kenneth Mueller Potter Kenneth Nienhuser Harold Station Schuessier

CSC Lists Graduates From Chadron State College

A total of 74 persons completed degree requirements per Registrar L. J. Fitzgibbon. Degrees will be conferred in May since no commencement is scheduled. Verda Allison of Dix Bonnie Gibbins of Gurley and Dallas Groshans of Sidney earned bachelor of science in education degrees.

Chadron State College L. J. Fitzgibbon Eachelor

Wheat prices steady as middlemen cited in bread rise

The government attributes most bread price increases to rising middleman costs rather than record farm prices for wheat. Officials say the rise follows large grain sales to the Soviet Union about 18 months ago.

Soviet Union

American National Bank year end report and promotions

American National Bank reports total resources of 18.6 million as of December 31 with cash on hand 2.8 million, federal funds sold 500 thousand, government bonds 2 million, state bonds 5 million, and loans 8 million. Deposits total 16.8 million. President Don Jorgenson promotes Beverley Adkinson Loree Bowser and Sharon Segelke to assistant cashier positions.

The American National Bank Don Jorgenson Beverley Adkinson Loree Bowser Sharon Segelke

Nebraska Industrial Growth Accelerates in 1973 Record Pace

Nebraska's industrial growth in 1973 rose to a record pace as the state Department of Economic Development reported 55 firms announced new plant construction and 92 planned expansions. The department estimates 4,900 jobs upon full production and noted nearly 250 corporate officials inquiring about Nebraska sites, with 118 still active prospects.

Nebraska State Department of Economic Development Ronald J. Mertens Department Associated Press Mertens

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