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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1968

Page

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Fleming to retire after 22 years in Nebraska Senate

Senator George H. Fleming of Sidney announced he will not seek reelection to the Nebraska Legislature. The three term lawmaker, 67 this year, cites press of personal and business interests and age and reflects on 22 years in public office including key actions like school land sales, tax base broadening, and driver education programs. He notes opposition from farmers to chain of lakes plans and says he supported state aid to schools and tourism promotion while stressing west east relations.

George H. Fleming Sidney Fleming Board of County Commissioners State Senate Pye Sen. Fleming Nebraska Sen Sioux Army Depot Senate West John Hossack Chain-Of-Lakes Panhandle Hossack Chappell Chappell West Kimball

Jerome Buehrer Joins The American National Bank Staff

Jerome Buehrer age 29 has moved from Greenlees store after 9 1/2 years with part of that time as assistant manager. He studied two years at Chadron State College and is a Sidney High School graduate of 1955. He and his wife Lois reside at 2639 Laredo Lane.

The American National Bank Jerome Buehrer Greenlees Mr. Buehrer Chadron State College Sidney High School Lois Laredo Lane

Frontier Airlines posts 61 percent rise in December boardings

Frontier Airlines reports a 61 percent increase in December boardings and a record 2,019,659 passengers for 1967. The Sid ney airport shows a 13 percent rise in traffic while revenue passenger miles total 64,207,000 for December, up 21,567,000 from 1966.

Frontier Airlines Sidney Frontier

Unit 19 meeting discusses educable retardeds and programs

Unit 19 Administrator L E Lydiatt led a meeting in the Sidney Junior High Library with administrators and representatives from Dix Kimball Potter Sidney Gurley Dalton Lodgepole Chappell and Big Springs. Cheyenne County Superintendent I A Caldwell also attended. Topics included Educable Retarded children trainable retarded audio video tape summer reading programs teacher in service training mobile units health nurse and other subjects.

L. E. Lydiatt Sidney Junior High Library Dix Kimball Potter Sidney Gurley Dalton Lodgepole Chappell Big Springs Cheyenne County I. A. Caldwell

U S 30 resurfacing project set from Sidney to Lodgepole

The Nebraska Department of Roads plans an asphalt resurfacing job on 16.1 miles of U S Route 30 between Sidney and Lodgepole with Federal Aid. Bid deadlines are February 8, and work aims to start in January to beat summer traffic. The project requires about 409 500 gallons of asphalt cement and includes guard rails and safety upgrades.

Department of Roads Sidney Lodgepole

Peetz Reelected Cheyenne County Fair Board President

Peetz was reelected president of the Cheyenne County Fair Board at its recent meeting. Wayne Campbell was chosen vice president, Jamie Haworth secretary and Stew Brown treasurer. Other board members include Harold Draper Art McMillen Francis Runge Loring Tobler and John Underdown.

Burgett Peetz Cheyenne County Fair Board Wayne Campbell Jamie Haworth Stew Brown Harold Draper Art McMillen Francis Runge Loring Tobler John Underdown

Hotel and Hospital Annual Meetings Set This Week

Annual meetings for Sidney Community Hotel Corp and Memorial Hospital are scheduled for tonight and Tuesday. Hotel stockholders meet at Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel at eight to review the past year and elect four directors. Hospital session begins Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the hospital board room to organize for the year and discuss from the floor. Existing directors Elmer Ladine Jack H Lowe and E K Yanney are up for renomination along with staff change Dr J E Thayer replacing Dr C A Bitner.

Sidney Community Hotel Corp Memorial Hospital Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel C. B. Dorwart Gordon Tobin Marvin Sherrerd

Minnesota Man Is Jailed Here After Plea

Howard G. Bailey a 21 year old from Acoma Minnesota pleaded guilty in County Court to mis use of a credit card and was fined 115 dollars. Unable to pay he faces about 20 days in jail. He allegedly charged gasoline at a local station to a card not his. Kimball authorities arrested him and Sheriff’s office returned him to Sidney.

Minnesota Howard G. Bailey Acoma Minn Kimball Sidney

Uncertainty Surrounds Need To Register For City Elections

Voters in Cheyenne County face confusion over whether the new registration law applies to upcoming city and school elections this spring. County officials urge registration by May 3 for August primaries and November elections, while the April city and school votes may occur before that deadline.

Secretary of State Ralph Englert Sidney L. M. Clinton Clinton

Cheyenne County NFO Holds Early Corn Price Push

The National Farmers Organization initiates a grain holding action geared to raising corn prices, with Cheyenne County leaders expecting quick corn quotations moves. Wheat prices remain subdued as much of the 1967 harvest sits under loan, while ag officials comment cautiously on potential effects on meat and grocery prices.

National Farmers Organization NFO West Midwest Cheyenne County Oren Lee Staley NFC Orville Freeman Department of Agriculture Nebraska Colorado Wyoming

Weekend Warmth Brings 45 Degree Highs Across County

A warm spell yielded weekend highs around 45 degrees across the county. Snow cover faded as streets melted and driving improved. In Sidney the Friday high stayed below freezing with a low near zero, while Saturday and Sunday peaked at 44 and 45 respectively with lows around single digits to mid twenties. Dalton followed with 45 Saturday and 44 Sunday.

Linden Street Telegraph Sidney Dalton

Panhandle Weather Outlook: Fair Conditions Through Tuesday

The Panhandle sees fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with low temperatures around 15 to 20 degrees and Tuesday highs near 40 to 50. Snow chances are under five percent. The five day forecast shows Tuesday through Saturday temperatures 4 to 12 degrees above normal with highs in the 40s and lows 15 to 25, and little precipitation expected.

Panhandle

Weekend Weather at Lodge Pole Mild Winds and Clear Skies

Snow melted at Lodge Pole as highs reached 45 with Saturday at 39. Winds up to 20 mph marked the weekend at Sidney Flight Service Station, averaging about 12 mph. Skies were generally clear and no precipitation was recorded.

Lodge Pole Sidney Flight

State Accepts Taxi Service Request for Sidney

The State Railway Commission acknowledged an application by Leland Bodeman of 220 West Drive to establish a taxi service in Sidney. Protests against the application must be filed with the commission before January 29.

Leland Bodeman West Drive Sidney State Railway Commission

Oil Drilling Active in Western Nebraska Patch

Patrick A. Doheny has two wildcat wells in Kimball County to be drilled by Exeter Drilling Co. No. 1 Scheele and No. 1 Kosch are in sections 13-15-54 and 32-16-53 respectively. Franklin Kennec plans No. 2 Laura L Berndt in Red Willow County with a granite test. drilling contract not let. The oil-gas commission issued 28 permits in December. Nebraska produced 1,124,626 barrels in November at 37,487 daily. Local fields ranking among top producers include Doran 12,200 barrels, Juelfs Gaylord 11,238, Southwest Potter 13,417, Reimers 8,717, Wilson Ranch Unit 18,372.

Patrick A. Doheny Nebraska Kimball County Exeter Drilling Co Scheele Kosch Oil-Gas Commission Red Willow County Franklin Kennec Laura L. Berndt NW Sec Wildcat Doran Juelfs- Gaylord Southwest Potter Reimers Wilson Ranch

License sales lag in Cheyenne County urges early renewal

Cheyenne County treasurer Milt Nissen warns license sales are slow and a last minute rush may form at the courthouse. Vehicle owners have until February 29 to renew with Leap Year extending the deadline. new plates arrive in 1969.

Cheyenne Milt Nissen Nissen Mr. Nissen

Three Youths Arrested After High School Game

Three unidentified youths were arrested Friday night in Sidney after a high school basketball game. They face charges of being minors in possession of liquor. Police say a 1964 red and white Ford Ranchero, using a siren, pulled cars over on Illinois Avenue.

Alliance Sidney and Alliance High Sidney

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