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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1971

Page

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Sidney council to decide cable franchise terms soon

Sidney Mayor Robert Hossle says the council will discuss franchise terms at the next meeting after a public hearing drew almost 300 people. Voters urged better service, night calls, improved switching, and monitoring, with talks of a rate raise from 4.50 to 6.00 dollars if reception improves.

Robert Hossle Sidney City Council Cable City and TeleCommunications, Inc. of Denver Sidney Cable TV Hossle Sidney Council Federal Communications Commission Stan Larabee John Gottschalk Sidney Telegraph Jack Fish Gottschalk Hessle Lloyd Wetenkamp Sidney Cable TV Co

Cable Upgrading Aims To Reduce Interference In Sidney

J C Sparkman of TeleCommunications Inc announced plans to replace air transmission with microwave picks for Channel 3 Sterling and Channel 11 Hay Springs to cut interference after a new tower addition. FCC protests delay four Los Angeles channel additions, with regional stations opposing.

Sidney J. C. Sparkman TeleCommunications, Inc Denver Sidney Cable TV Sparkman Channel 3 Sterling Hay Springs Cable TCI Los Angeles Federal Communications Commission FCC Ing Mr. Sparkman Lloyd Wetenkamp Mr. Wetenkamp Wetenkamp

Frontier to switch Sidney air service to Beech 99

Sidney officials seek conference with Frontier Airlines over proposed downgrade of service to east-west routes. Frontier will base Beech 99 flights from Scottsbluff serving Rapid City Chadron Alliance Scottsbluff Sidney Cheyenne and Laramie and Denver starting March 1, replacing Convair 580 service. Sidney travelers face Denver connections for eastbound trips.

Sidney Frontier Airlines Frontier Denver Rapid City Chadron Alliance Scottsbluff Cheyenne Laramie E. Paul Burke Nebraska Dale Kindred Nebraska-Wyoming

Per Household Buying Power High In Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County shows strong estimated net effective buying income per household at 10 472 dollars, ranking fifth in Nebraska. NSSBA and partners note that set aside farming aims to boost efficient crop production and lower costs while allowing farmers to focus on their best yields.

Cheyenne County Ray Davis ASC Davis Corn Great Plains Mr. Davis Nebraska State School Boards Assn Nebraska Economic Development Dept University of Nebraska Bureau of Business Research Cheyenne Kimball NSSBA Kimball County Sarpy Douglas Grant Banner Deuel Garden Morrill Kearney Columbus

Plan Ahead for Nebraska Tree Belts and Plantings

Western Nebraska readers urged to replace aging shelterbelt trees. Extension forester Jerry Mohler advises interplanting and removing old rows, treating stumps, and using Clarke McNary and other sources for new trees. County extension offices offer planning and ordering help.

Nebraska Nebraska Panahadle Jerry Mohler Chadron Clarke-McNary Soil Conservation Office

I 80 Pace at Stake in Nebraska Highway Bond Fight

Governor J J Exon and several senators face a clash over issuing 10 million dollars in highway bonds early in 1971 The outcome could affect Nebraska six and twenty year road plans including completion of I 80 across Cheyenne Kimball counties and Omaha A gap of about fifty miles remains between Lodgepole and Kimball with work continuing on sections between Chappell Lodgepole and near the Wyoming line Senator Robert L Clark says Exon will likely back I 80 on schedule while Jerome Warner warns delays hurt freeway and expressway plans

Lincoln J. J. Exon State House Senate Say Nebraska Cheyenne Kimball Omaha Chappell Wyoming State Line Lodgepole Wyoming Line Exon Robert L. Clark Sidney Peniot Coner Sanetis Cone Clark Potter Sen Jerome Warner Broadwater Nebraska-Wyoming Line

Injury Noted In Four Auto Mishaps Here

The Sidney Police investigated four unrelated accidents on Tuesday. Mary Hakonson hit Walter Holten’s parked truck. Holten faced a parking charge. Chester Fettens and Karen Wiedeburg collided. both cars suffered about $150 damage. Dan Didier struck Cathy Sweet. Sweet bruised but released from Memorial Hospital. Joaquin Lopez, speeding, caused a wreck with Arthur Frerichs’s pickup. Lopez charged with reckless driving.

Sidney Sth 10Th Avenues Mary Hakonson Walter Holten Holten Chester Fettens Lisco Karen Wiedeburg Newton St Illinois Dan Didier 14Th Avenue Cathy Sweet 7Th Avenue Miss Sweet Memorial Hospital Joaquin Lopez Forrest Arthur Frerichs Rose St 19Th Ave Lopez Frerichs

Panhandle Forecast Warmer With Partly Cloudy Skies

Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and Thursday with westerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs 45 to 56 and lows 20 to 30. Measurable precipitation near zero through Thursday. Extended outlook Friday to Sunday stays partly cloudy with highs 45 to 55 and lows 15 to 25. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Consignments for Saturday Sale at Western Plains Auction Co

Consignments to the Western Plains Auction Co sale Saturday January 30 include over 200 head of light Holstein cattle 350 calf strong and 75 yearling steers plus 50 yearling heifers. Cows and bulls of all weights also head to Sidney with buyers active at the market. Last week steer calves topped at 41 and Holstein and heifer calf prices ranged up to 36 50, with cows and bulls notable.

Western Plains Auction Co Sidney

Bonding Authority Proposed for Lincoln Flood Control Bill

City officials attended a Lincoln hearing on LB57 by Sen. Robert L. Clark to empower general obligation bonds for storm sewer improvements. The measure would enable cities like Sidney to finance flood control via statewide assessments, backed by bonds, replacing district-specific levies. Scottsbluff supports LB57 as Sidney eyeing 1.5 million program costs and Phase 1 and Phase 2 studies.

Lincoln Robert L. Clark Sidney City of Scottsbluff John Baudek

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