Telegraph Editor Jack Lowe Ends 46 Year Career and Sells Interest
Jack H. Lowe announces sale of his stake in The Telegraph Printing Co. to The Telegraph Printing Corp leaving John Gottschalk as sole stockholder. Lowe will retire as editor after a 46 year journalism career with The Sidney Telegraph beginning in the mid 1920s. He will contribute material including his column The Lowe Down started in the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H. Lowe
The
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
John Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
Lowe
Telegraph
Mr. Gottschalk
Guy V. Doran
the Telegraph
University of Nebraska
West Coast
Fox Film Organization
Sidney
Panhandle Forecast Sees Mild Temperatures This Week
Partly cloudy and cooler through Thursday with highs near 80 and lows in the 50s. A few thundershowers possible in the afternoons. Friday to Sunday bring partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures with highs 85 to 95 and lows 55 to 65.
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Panhandle
Jack H Lowe Fund Established for Nebraska Journalism School
John Gottschalk announces the Jack H Lowe Fund to support the University of Nebraska School of Journalism and its ties with Nebraska community newspapers. The fund finances a Hall of Honor, internships, scholarships, and field programs linking editors, students, and publishers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
Jack H Lowe
School of Journalism
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Gottschalk
Nebraska Press Association
Neale Coppie
Jack Lowe
Durward Warner
Lowe
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
Joseph Soshnik
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Beermann Opens Way to 18 Year Old Voting
Nebraska Secretary of State Allen J. Beermann says the 18-year-old voting law will be implemented with instructions to county election officials. He also studies whether 18-year-olds can run for all elective offices except those with explicit age minimums like president senator representative governor and lieutenant governor.
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Nebraska
Allen J. Beermann
Beermann
U.S
Rauner Named to Nebraska Agricultural Utilization Committee
Robert Rauner of Sidney is named to the seven member advisory committee on Agricultural Products Industrial Utilization by Governor James Exon. The panel will push a Nebraska Grain Alcohol Industry for automotive fuels with university and Department of Agriculture input. Four farmers, two businessmen, one industry rep.
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Robert Rauner
Sidney
James Exon
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Department of Economic Development
Department of Agriculture
Gov. Exon
Voc Schools Sales Tactics Trigger State Board Concern
State Board of Education members voiced worry over alleged fraud by vocational schools using high pressure sales and misleading ads to attract students. Some members urged investigations due to licenses granted to these schools, while others argued against involvement in private cases. The board planned a caveat clause in contracts to allow reporting of fraud.
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State Board of Education
Lloyd W Wright
Reynolds
Wright
Missouri
Gerald Whelan
Hastings
Driver Exams Postponed At Courthouse This Thursday
Driving examinations will not be given at the courthouse this Thursday due to a state meeting. Regular testing will resume on Thursday July 15.
26 Miles To Open This Year I-80 Completion In West
Nebraska's 1971 72 highway program will add 26.6 miles of I 80 in the Panhandle with $7 million in western Nebraska contracts. State Engineer Doyle says 38.1 miles are open now, 86.3 percent of the system, with completion targeted for 1973 except two bridges finishing later.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Panhandle
Omaha
State Roads Dept
West
Dept of Roads
Roads Dept
Thomas Doyle
Missouri River
Doyle
Missouri
Sioux City
Chappell
Lodgepole
Kimball
Bushnell
Cheyenne
Lincoln Journal
Hailstorm Rips Wheat Areas Across Panhandle July Fourth
A Sunday storm brought strong winds rain and pea to marble sized hail across 12 miles north of Potter west of Dalton around Gurley north of Sunol and south of Lodgepole. Wheat and small grains suffered heavy losses up to 100 percent in some fields. Dalton gardens trees and shrubs were damaged as 60 to 70 percent losses were reported west of town. Chadron received heavy rain and hail damage as Panhandle storms lingered through the evening with 120 inches of rain noted at one location.
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Potter
Dalton
Gurley
Sunol
Lodgepole
Don Dey Ermand
Dey Ermand
Joey Stecker
Benish Farms
West Dalton
Ross Handley
Ted Egging
Ralph Spearow
Sidney
Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service
Trace
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Chadron
PCAA Board Meeting Here This Thursday
A special meeting of the Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency board of directors will be held Thursday evening at 7 30 pm in the Cheyenne County courthouse. The new board will set term lengths for low income and private sector members, elect officers, appoint the executive committee, assign committees, and discuss agency program matters.
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Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency Board of Directors
Cheyenne County
Sidney Summer Concert Band Fourth Summer Concert
The Sidney Summer Concert Band presents its fourth summer concert at the band shell in Legion Park tonight at 7 30 p m. Directed by Larry Pippitt, the program features area adults college students and Sidney High School Band members with pieces including Star Spangled Banner Shenandoah and The House of the Rising Sun. Admission is free.
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Sidney
Shell
Legion Park
Larry Pippitt
Sidney High School
Kentucky
Design public hearing to include 19 and 385 routing
Nebraska officials announce a public hearing on the I 80 Sid ney to East Sidney interchange and Nebraska 19 from Sidney to I 80. The meeting at Fort Sidney Hotel in Sidney begins at 8 PM in August. Details on right of way, construction, relocation aid, and environmental impact will be available for inspection.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Roads and
Nebraska Highway Commission
Sidney
Fort Sidney
Department of Roads
Main St
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Mrs Sorge Rites To Be Thursday At Gurley
Mrs Meta Sorge 85 a longtime Cheyenne County resident died at her home in Gurley. Funeral services will be at 10 am Thursday at Salem Lutheran Church Gurley with two ministers officiating. Burial in Salem Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials to This Is The Life program and The Lutheran Hour.
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Cheyenne County
Meta Sorge
Newton
Salem Lutheran Church of
Gurley
G H. Boehnke
Bruce Lakamp
Salem Lutheran Cemetery
Holeciek
Meta Mosel
Hooper, Ned
Henry
Louisa Walther Mosel
Hooper
Henry J Sorge
Deshler
Sorge
Columbus
Sidney
Leona E. Borcher
Fredora Redder
Bloomington
Minn
Lucille Becher
Clairmont
Edwin A
Portland
Ore
Leonard T
San Antonio
Texas
Rosa Schacht
Neligh
William Mosel
Orchard, Neb
Paul Mosel
Gurley Budget Hearing Scheduled for July 12
Gurley taxpayers may express views on the estimated budget for School District 138 at a public hearing on July 12 at 8 p m in the Gurley school. The budget lists 187 265 for the general fund 40 000 for cash reserve and 19 308 75 for bond interest and retirement.
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Gurley
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Mound City
Voc
PCAA
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James Playhar
Richard Fate
Sammy Nestico, Clare Grandman
Bill Holcombe
Jerry H Bilik
Mrs. Sorge
Mrs
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