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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1960
Page
6
The text explains that proof of action shows intent in crimes like murder and burglary. It contrasts cases of fatal car incidents, arguing that speeding or reckless driving can lead to homicide, while premeditated threats and stalking can escalate to murder. The most severe outcome is death, with punishment ranging from none to death depending on facts.
The Federal Land Bank Association of od ney will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 12 noon in the City Auditorium basement. A free dinner will be served to members and their wives. Edward Bauer of Van Meter and John Dier of Omaha will speak at the session as the association plans final details for the next several months.
Seventy trumpeter swans and fourteen cygnets counted at the federal wildlife refuge near Jackson. The number has risen steadily from five a decade ago as U S swan population and refuges expansion are noted.
A catalog of drilling permits and wildcat wells across multiple Nebraska counties including Hitchcock Red Willow Gage Kimball Banner Morrill and Banner. Operators named include Gil-Gas Skelly Musgrove Pan American Warrior Signet McDaniel Baumgartner Chandler Juniper Miami Brinkerhoff and Frontier Refining with well numbers and field names such as Reiners Ackerman Evertson Cross Kroneman and Waitman Soule.
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service tags fur seals in Alaska to track their movements and understand population dynamics. The tagging program aims to improve conservation and scientific data collection on local colonies.
Sunol residents plan a Thursday night March of Dimes event at the schoolhouse with a chili feed auction and program. Proceeds support Cheyenne County efforts. past events have raised 300 to 400 dollars per capita, aided by local business donations and volunteer organizers.
Interstate policy debate moves to state level as the Omaha downtown focus draws criticism. The Chamber board endorses Sidney representation on the board and urges officials to revise planning to benefit the entire state, while supporting legal action if needed and backing the Greater Nebraska Interstate Inc and allied groups.
A three man Jaycees panel presented pros and cons of Fort Sidney Days. Hank Meysenburg Benny Hochman and Vern Anthony argued for continuing the celebration as a public relations gesture for Sidney's trade area.
The article notes lack of interest among businessmen and citizens as a hurdle. Board members accepted an invitation to the February 2 Jaycee meeting and approved a motion pledging full support to the June celebration.
Ralph B Campbell 29 of Sidney appeared before District Judge John Polk to seek a writ of habeas corpus. He resists transfer to Kansas where parole violation charges loom and remains in County Jail after release from the Nebraska Penitentiary.
Stockholders of the Kimball Country Club approved remodeling plans for the grounds and greens. The action advances improvements to the club facilities in the Nebraska Panhandle.
Last Wednesday night the club approved remodeling of the building and awarded a contract to Ed Yung for 28 433 dollars. James O Neal was elected president succeeding Dr A H Shamberg, with Don Brown as vice president and Lawrence Young as secretary. Directors are Bruce Gilliland Del Kiser Berton Linn and Dr Shamberg. Dues remain unchanged. The finance committee reports the club is self-sustaining from dues for the first time in five years. No oil revenue was needed last year. Grass greens on the golf course are being explored with a 500 dollar allocation to study costs and requirements.
The Rev James Kremeier, a Spalding Nebraska native, becomes administrator of Sacred Heart Church Bayard and St Marys Minatare effective January 1. He previously served as assistant pastor at St Patrick’s Sidney and led churches in St. Paul Cheynice Grand Island and Scottsbluff before moving to Sidney. Amateur radio broadcasting and hunting are his hobbies. Go to church Sunday.
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