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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1975

Page

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Clark proposes merging Nebraska tech colleges into state system

Lincoln AP Sen. Robert Clark of Sidney introduced LB128 to fold Nebraska's two year technical community colleges into the state college system under seven member Board of Trustees. The tech board would be dissolved and tuition could be standardized. Dr. Robert Schleiger said he would review the bill and discuss its potential benefits and drawbacks.

Lincoln Robert Clark Sidney Nebraska Technical Community College State College Clark Tech Board of Trustees Nebraska State Colleges State Board of Technical Community Colleges Technical Community Colleges Robert Schleiger The Tech College Board

Street plan reviews for Sidney projects and council fee estimate

City of Sidney schedules a hearing on its one and six year street plans. A citizen proposal to add Newton Street to District 7 will be reviewed if approved. Council may approve a $1000 engineering fee for pork done on the city eight phone park improvements. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers. Open to the public.

City of Sidney Maynard Dils Newton St 24Th Ave Michael park” _improvements Council City Hall

Sidney Board to Welcome New Members at 7 45 Meeting

New members Joanne Meusburger and Dr. L S O Halloran will take seats on the Sidney Board of Education at the 7 45 p m monthly meeting in the Junior High Library. They replace Jack Knicely and Neil Allison who did not seek re election. The agenda includes board reorganization and officer election, the annual audit, appointing Mary Muldoon to teach junior high English, and other matters. Muldoon would replace William Christy on leave for National Guard officer training. A Project HELP report by Rod Freeman, action on a LB 403 certificate, a Sidney Educators Association recognition request and other business are also on the docket.

Joanne Meusburger L. S. O’halloran Sidney Board of Education Jack Knicely Neil Allison Mary Muldoon National Guard Rod Freeman Sidney Educators’ Association

Greenwood Road crossing signals approved near Sidney

Approval granted for installation of automatic crossing arms and flashing lights on the Union Pacific line at Greenwood Road east of Sidney. Project cost about 80 000 dollars with 90 percent funded by federal aid and 10 percent by the county. Erection to start late summer after Union Pacific and state approvals.

Greenwood Road Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Independent Cable Inc Union Pacific Cheyenne County F. B Tommy" Thompson Thompson Ral Nebraska Department of Roads Tom Doyle

ESU 14 Dental Program Gains National Recognition

The Dental Health Education Program run by Educational Service Unit No. 14 earned national visibility through a nomination by the Nebraska Regional Medical Program. NRMP plans to demonstrate two projects at the national convention in New Orleans this April, highlighting dental health concepts over mere hygiene.

Education Service Unit No. 14 Nebraska Maxine Moul NRMP New Orleans Gi Martyn Strasburger Dental Cheyenne Devel Jenpall

Lienemann Sees Bright 1975 Outlook for Southern Panhandle

Cheyenne County Chamber President Gene Lienemann urged optimism at the annual meeting, noting past regional resilience. He cited expanding industry including Tri-State, I 80 interchange work, a developing shopping center, and downtown retail efforts as factors supporting a favorable year ahead.

Cheyenne County Panhandle Lienemann Better Downtown Sidney

ASCS official reviews Sidney post visit to Cheyenne County

Nebraska ASCS head Paul H. Lindt visited the Sidney Cheyenne County ASCS Office to review workload and discuss co location of USDA offices, staff reclassification, and the 1975 conservation program. Thompson highlighted Lindt's Nebraska supervision and the farm programs including wheat and feed grain support.

Paul H. Lindt Nebraska Nebraska Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Lincoln Cheyenne County Lawrence Thompson Thompson USDA Sidney ASC Lindt Nebraska State Asc Nebraska Ascs

I 80 sculpture project outline in Sidney Tuesday

Organizers of the Nebraska Interstate 80 Bicentennial Sculpture Project will outline the plan in Sidney Tuesday at 10 am in City Hall to enlist community support. Ed Cole says officials from the Lincoln and Cheyenne County chambers and UNL will attend to seek in kind funding and volunteers for artist residencies and 12 proposed sculptures across Nebraska rest stops.

Sidney Ed Cole Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce City Hall Cole Forrest G. Critchfield Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Art Thompson University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska

ICI workers reject union at Eltra Corp plant

By a vote of 18 to 15 the Independent Cable Inc. factory employees in this city turned down representation by the Communications Workers of America. The result takes effect after five days if no appeal is filed. Plant manager Roger Price called it a vote of confidence in management. Bob Pohl of the CWA said the union fulfilled its obligation by helping arrange the election and noted improved working conditions at the plant and promised future improvements.

Eltra Corp Independent Cable Inc Communications Workers of America National Labor Relations Board CWA NLRB ICI Roger Price Bob Pohl Pohl

Youth group eyes priorities after family planning talk

Frances Craig reports Scottsbluff Family Planning Center nurse director Floyce Cunningham informs Sidney Inter-Agency Youth Council that 60 to 80 percent of high school seniors are sexually active. The group places family planning, teen recreation, foster care funding, drug prevention, and agency coordination as top priorities with plans for monthly meetings and broader community involvement.

Frances Craig Any Floyce Cunningham Scottsbluff Family Planning Center State Health Department Inter-Agency Sidney Mnoup

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