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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1976

Page

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LorLue Lao refugee family chosen for Sidney sponsorship

A Laotian refugee family of ten named LorLue has been selected by national refugee officials to relocate to Sidney. Church World Service resolved questions with local sponsor Ayn Hahn and the Sidney Refugee Resettlement Committee to proceed, with housing at St Pauls Lutheran Church teacherage and funds planned to cover one month of support. The family includes a couple aged 31 and 29 with five children and three brothers living with them. two daughters are 11 and 7, three sons 7 5 and ? years old, and brothers ages 20 19 and 18. The father has radio operator training and military service in the Royal Army. the mother sews and embroiders. Local sponsors will cover initial costs and the committee anticipates a smooth transition once a timetable is set.

Sidney Ayn Hahn Hahn James Thomas Church World Service New York City LorLue Vietnam United States Thailand Royal Army Philadelphia Laos St Paul’s Lutheran Church Osage St Sidney National Bank

Kojak the cat feasts while burglary probe unfolds

A break in at Fix Pharmacy during the night saw cash veterinary supplies and suppositories stolen after a door was broken. A black cat named Kojak ate two birds entering with no clear link to the crime, while owner Richard Fix and Sheriff Cox comments reflected the ongoing investigation and Kojak’s elusive knowledge.

Frank Partsch Fix Kojak Cox Richard Fix Kay Sidney

Nebraska State Capitol Becomes National Historic Landmark

The Interior Department designated the Nebraska State Capitol a national historic landmark. It calls the building a classical skyscraper with a modern streamlining influence on American architecture, noting its cost of about $10 million and acknowledging architect Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue. The 1930 completion date and preservation safeguards under the National Historic Preservation Act are highlighted.

Washington The Interior Department Nebraska State Capitol Capitol Nebraska Capitol Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue

Tourism meeting set with Lions in Sidney Nebraska

A public review meeting on tourism development for Nebraska's I-80 region is set in Sidney with a Lions Club luncheon at Chateau Restaurant. John Rosenow of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development will present the Travel Industry Development Plan proposals for Platte River Road as part of a two year interagency analysis by the Travel and Recreation Interagency Council.

Nebraska Lions’ Club Sidney Chateau John Rosenow Nebraska Department of Economic Development Platte River Road Travel and Recreation Interagency Council Game and Parks Commission State Historical Society Department of Roads State Office of Planning and Programming Natural Resources Commission Department of Economic Development Travel Industry Ogallala Brule Big Springs Fort Sidney Lodgepole State Rosenow Sidney Implement, Inc East Highway Sidney Implement Don Hadden John Deere Nebraska Enterprise Dan DeBruyn Mike Gifford Telegraph

Mrs OConnor named United Fund chairman in Sidney

Bertram OConnor was named chairman of the Sidney United Fund after directors discussed campaign plans and a public drive. Secretary Carolyn Niekum said the board will meet Feb 4 to reorganize with a nominating committee and solicit directorship candidates. The region Platte River Road will be discussed as part of a state travel plan, with a public review meeting and luncheon at noon.

Bertram O'Connor Sidney United Fund United Fund Sidney Carolyn Niekum Ed Cole Raoul Nelson Ted Tillotson Pat Elis Niekum

Board seeks Western Tech Area Board member from Southern Panhandle

Western Nebraska Technical College area board invites public suggestions to fill the vacancy left by Dr H C Q Nelson. Term expires January 1979. Current members include Ted Egging of Gurley, with contacts for nominations in Chadron Scottsbluff and Gurley. The board also voted to not rehire seven faculty for 1976-77 due to enrollment concerns at Sidney and Scottsbluff campuses.

Southern Panhandle Western Technical Community College Area Board of Governors William Ptacek H.C.Q. Nelson Nelson Ptacek Cheyenne Devel and Kimball Ted Egging Gurley Western Nebraska Technical College Sidney Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff Alliance School of Practical Nursing Technical Community College Albert Crites Chadron East 27Th St Egging Scottsbluff Star-Herald Kay McCumber William Danhom Dennis Wells Dwight Tritt Billy Bucher

Sidney Improvement Group Explores 1976 Community Plan

Sidney introduces a 1976 community improvement program led by Rex Swanson and Danny Staeh to boost public participation and gain exposure in the Nebraska Community Improvement Program contest. The effort emphasizes local collaboration, idea development, and practical projects such as preschool vision, animal control, junior high fire patrols, Lodgepole Creek cleanup, Bicentennial involvement, and youth-focused programs.

Sidney Rex Swanson Danny Staeh Nebraska NCIP Swanson and Staehr Swanson Larry Bare State Department of Economic Development Cochairmen Lodgepole Creek

Ledeen Valley 4H Camp elects new officers and plans lodge dedication

At the annual membership meeting held near Fort Sidney, new officers were seated. Mrs Art Borcher was re elected president, Ken Sakurada will be vice president, Mrs C B Dorwart named corresponding secretary, Mrs Emil Weyerts re elected recording secretary, and Elva Davison chosen treasurer. Steve Hopkins and Jim Paxton were elected three year board members. The Monica McNish Memorial Lodge is nearing completion with dedication planned May 30. Donations are still sought for finishing the facility and dormitories. The next board meeting is Feb 9 at the Ak Sar Ben cabin.

Ledeen’ Valley Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Art Borcher Gurley Ken Sakurada George Lyons C.B. Dorwart Emil Weyerts Elva Davison Steve Hopkins Dalton Jim Paxton Sidney Jim Payne Don Siffrin Davison Lyons Monica McNish J. Hammond McNish Manhattan Kan

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Statehouse College Board Staehr Dewey Merck Ivan Liljegren Carl Kurz Neal Craig Mrs, Dorwart Sakurada
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