Love Is Key to ESU Pre School Program in Sidney
Educational Service Unit 14 operates a unique preschool for four handicapped children in Sidney. Teacher Rosie Kerk leads individualized sessions with support from Diane Allison and Daryl Conger the hospital physical therapist. Speech therapy by Michaela Nelson runs daily. program stresses self help, motor skills, and sensory development in a cheerful safe setting to help each child progress toward regular schooling.
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Diane Allison
Dix
Daryl Conger
Gail Bergstad
Educational Service Unit No 14
Sidney
Rosie Kerk
Chappell
Educational Service Unit 14
Kerk
Michaela Nelson
St Patrick's High School
Educational Service Unit No. 14
Nebraska college fund hike urged by state fiscal staff
Nebraska fiscal staff urged nearly 12 percent rise in higher education appropriations for fiscal 1975, lifting total general fund requests to about 260 million. University of Nebraska gets roughly 57.3 million, with state colleges and technical schools also seeing substantial boosts. The plan accompanies Gov Exon’s upcoming budget message and state of the state address.
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Odell Hanson
Associated Press
Nebraska
State Board of Equalization
J. James Exon
Exon
Eldin Ehrlich
University of Nebraska
Peru
Chadron
Wayne and
Kearney
Sidney Attorneys Named to State Bar Committees
Sidney lawyers receive multiple appointments to Nebraska State Bar committees. Paul Martin chairs the Oil and Gas Law Committee with Hans Holtorf as vice chairman. Thomas Dorwart, Jack R. Knicely, Patrick Heaton Jr., Frank Mattoon, Gerald Matzke, and others from Sidney and nearby towns gain seats on judiciary, legal education, forms standardization, county law libraries, legal services, and oil and gas law panels. Appointment notices were issued by Bert L Overcash of Lincoln, president of the State Bar.
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Sidney
Paul Martin
Nebraska State Bar Association
Hans Holtorf
Gering
Thomas Dorwart
Jack R. Knicely
Patrick J Heaton Jr
Frank Mattoon
Gerald E Matzke
Jack Knicely
Robert E Richards
Chappell
Kenneth C Fritzler
Ivan van Steenberg
Kimball
Bert L Overcash
Lincoln
The
State Bar
Chamber Drive For Members Opens In Cheyenne County
The 1974 Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce membership drive begins Tuesday with an 8 am breakfast for team captains at the Chateau. Ed Bauman chairs the drive, whose captains include board members, and the effort continues throughout the week contacting present and prospective members.
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Cheyenne County
Land Use Planning Gets Close Look
Cheyenne County commissioners recently tackled a issue that could trigger local debate similar to national discussions. The meeting focused on zoning, growth, and land use policies affecting the county and its residents.
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Cheyenne County Commissioners
Panhandle
Nebraska Panhandle
Ben Vacik Killed In Highway Crash
Ben Vacik 74 a Sund-area farmer was killed this afternoon in a four vehicle crash on U S Highway 30 about five miles east of Sidney He was eastbound and collided with a westbound tractor trailer driven by Robert W Lauenstein of Bruning The crash also involved two women in another eastbound car who suffered minor injuries and were treated at Memorial Hospital The dead man was reported killed instantly and an obituary is planned for a later issue.
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Ben Vacik
U.S Highway 30
Sidney Vacik
Donald H Stickley
Chappell
Robert W Lauenstein
Bruning
Vadk
Darlene Dickenson
Lodgepole
Eileen Dickenson
Memorial Hospital
Sidney air projections revised after criticism
Sidney City Manager Ed Prince said a harsh letter to the Nebraska Department of Aeronautics prompted revised airline-use projections for Sidney. The updated numbers rise from 530 boardings in 1975 to 2,010 in 1975, 2,880 in 1980, and 5,940 in 1990, with 2,000 annual boardings targeted by 1990.
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Sidney
Ed Prince
Nebraska Department of Aeronautics
Prince
Sidney Municipal
Iowa Group Proposes Amtrak Lines From Chicago to West Coast
Carroll Iowa businessman William D. Keith leads a drive with the Carroll Chamber of Commerce to restore former Amtrak routes City of Los Angeles and City of Portland from Chicago to Ogden Salt Lake City and through Idaho Oregon. WARP forms with Keith as chair to gather statewide and interstate support.
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Carroll
Iowa
Amtrak
Los Angeles
Portland
Chicago
William D. Keith
Omaha
San Francisco
Union Pacific
City of
Denver
Carroll Chamber of Commerce
Keith
Ilinois
Nebraska
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Nevada
California
Idaho
Oregon
Sidney
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Grand Island
Las Vegas
Western Association of Railroad Passengers
WARP
West Coast
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Sidney National Guard
Jerry Truan
Jerry Diederich
Clinton Witt
Jerry Schoolcraft
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