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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1970

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Sidney Faces Cable TV Complaints Surge

City offices are swamped with complaints about Sidney cable reception. City Manager John Baudek notes increased calls and frustration as the 1971 franchise renewal looms, with pre-emption issues and poor audio visual quality blamed on Frontier Broadcasting Co. and Channel 3 Sterling.

Sidney John Baudek NBC Channel 4 Denver CBS ABC Nebraska Channel 3 Sterling Frontier Broadcasting Co Cheyenne

Monthly Oil Output Drops Below Million Barrels in Nebraska

Nebraska’s oil production fell to 961 381 barrels in November 1969, a daily average of 32 046 barrels, the first dip below one million per month in years. Despite six plus decade wells drilled in Sioux Dawes Box Butte, no new reserves were confirmed, as exploration pivots to frontier wells in Morri ll County near Bridgeport and other sites including Frontier Red Willow and Sioux counties with multiple permits issued in December.

Nebraska Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Sioux-Dawes-Box Butte Panhandle Mary Egging Cheyenne Morrill County Bridgeport Sundance Oil Co CNW Exeter Drilling Co Oil-Gas Commission Kimbark Operating Co Frontier Red Willow Kimbark Neiman Frontier County Granite Red Canyon Red Willow County Stoeppelwerth Drilling Co King Resources Co Denver Sioux County

Rural Health Meeting Set for January 21

The Legislative Council Committee on Health Problems will hold an all day session Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel banquet room to discuss rural health issues. Topics include nursing education programs, psychiatric technician training and regulation, and rural health care personnel and facilities. Senators Pedersen, Carpenter, Johnson, Schreur, Waldron, and Craft are listed as attending.

Legislative Council Committee On Fort Sidney Motor Hotel C. B. Dorwart Legislative Council Henry Pedersen Omaha Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff E. Thome Johnson Wayne L. Schreur J. James Waldron Ellen Craft

Well Known Gurley Man Dies At 85

Carl C Kraft 85 died Saturday morning at Memorial Hospital after a nine day stay. Funeral services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church Weyerts with Rev. Kenneth Malpert officiating. Burial at Weyerts Cemetery. Kraft lived in Deshler and Gurley, farmer, married Katherine Hinrichs in 1912. Survived by widow two sons Louis and Edwin one daughter Evelyn Binns four brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Deshler August Emilie Adterberg Gurley Katherine Sophia Hinrichs Louis Kraft Edwin Kraft Fremont Evelyn Binns Council Bluffs Julius Lincoln John Deming N.M Albert Gilead Neb Anna Kuhlman Chester Matilda Kraft Palo Alto Calif Marie Frangott Ellinwood Kan Ida

Wheat Growers Meet Set for Jan 26 in Ogallala

The Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers Association schedules a 9 30 a m meeting Monday January 26 at the Ramada Inn Ogallala A report on the National Convention in Oklahoma City will be given Then an executive meeting is planned for 7 30 p m Sunday

Nebraska- Wyoming Wheat Growers Association Ramada Inn Ogallala Oklahoma City

Gas Hearing In Kansas Nebraska Gas Case Proceeds

District court continues injunction hearing for Kansas Nebraska Gas Co. with observers predicting a decision within days after today. Judge John Kuns indicated a ruling will come a few days after the session ends.

Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co John Kuns

Radio Club Plans Open Meet on Jan 22

The West Nebraska Amateur Radio Club schedules its regular meeting January 22 at 7 30 p m in the Electronics building on the Vo Tech campus. The open meeting invites amateurs and those curious about radio. Details offered by Roger E Plantz.

West Nebraska Tech Amateur Radio Club Vo-Tech School F.C.C F. C.c Roger E. Plantz

Oil Well No 1 Smith Unit Near Fink Field

Field Well Added Chandler and Associates of Denver complete an oil well in Banner County the No 1 Smith Unit will add to Fink Field production and its output potential will be known soon.

Chandler and Associates of Denver Banner County Fink Smith

Panhandle forecasts light snow and fluctuating temps

The Panhandle reports variable cloudiness and temperatures fluctuating through Tuesday with about 10 percent snow chance each period. Highs reach the 20s today, near zero tonight, and 35 to 45 Tuesday, then warmer into the 40s later in the week with 10 to 20 degree lows. Temperature trend averages three to eight degrees above normal through Saturday.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Youth Camp Ideas Sought by Lodgepole Valley Camp Board

Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp board members and guests toured the proposed site and reviewed cabin plans. They invited public ideas, set a Feb 7 meeting, and listed possible donation features such as fireplaces and kitchen equipment.

Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp, Inc Sidney Federal Savings & Loan Office Jim Payne High Point Sidney Federal Clarence Meyer Lodgepole Ralph Spearow Gurley Gene Nelson Dalton Ed Brauer Lorenzo Arvin Nielsen Virgil Nelson Potter Susan Nielsen Potter High School Bruce Brauer Sidney High School Otto Aufdengarden Ivan Liljregren Sidney Luann’ Slama Mary Ann Nelson

Sidney Horse Sale Set for January 24 at Pavilion

The Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion will hold a special horse sale on Saturday January 24 at 7 30 P M. An estimated fifty to sixty horses will be offered across all classes with tack also available. Dallas McDuffee owner manager invites interested parties to contact the pavilion for details.

Sidney Dallas McDuffee

Sidney Business Gains Highlight Nebraska University Report

University of Nebraska data show Sidney up 15 percent in November over 1968, leading Nebraska cities in business gains alongside Kearney. Statewide activity rose 1.9 percent with dairies and groceries up 15 percent. building materials up 12 percent nationwide. Sidney retailers credit a strong year and anticipate 1970 construction to meet housing demand.

University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Sidney Nebraska Kearney Grand Island Chadron Hastings Nebraska City Falls City Broken Bow Fairbury Columbus Omaha McCook Lincoln Beatrice North Platte Scottsbluff Fremont York Holdrege Alliance Norfolk Bank de University Sidney Telegraph Concensus Sioux Army Depot Marathon Oil Co James Payne Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Assn Sidney Real Estate Payne

Weller Out As Sidney Senior Citizens Center Director

City Manager John Baudek announced Glenn E. Weller would leave his post as director of the Sidney center after Jan 31. A new director will be named with help from the center's policy board. The change, described as for the center's good, follows federal funding guidance toward eventual self sufficiency.

Senior Citizens Center Sidney John Baudek Baudek Glenn E. Weller Weller Mr. Weller Department of Health, Education and Welfare 10Th Ave King St

National Wheat Growers Meet Opens in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City hosts the National Association of Wheat Growers convention with Clar ence Palmby and Mrs. America Mrs Wayne Scott among speakers. The program includes policy addresses by USDA ASCS leaders and appearances by state wheat growers from 11 states. Early registrations run strong as organizers expect 500 attendees. the event is open to the public.

Oklahoma City Clarence Palmby National Association of Wheat Growers America Wayne Scott Haxtun Colo Carroll Brunthaver ASCS USDA Glen Weir U. S. Senate House of Representatives Agriculture Board of Ferdie J. Deering Farmer-Stockman Oklahoma Kansas Texas Kenneth Wilson Oklahoma Wheat Growers

Irrigation Water Supplies Some Nutrients For Plants

Analysis of six Garden County well waters shows irrigation water carries varying nutrients. Sulfur ranges from 63 to no sulfur and potassium from 36 to 5 parts per million, affecting fertilizer needs and crop response. Soil nutrient availability also controls fertilizer value.

Garden County Panhandler

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