Court ruling strengthens CAB control over Lincoln area air service
Sidney maintains a five per day boarding average as Frontier Airlines records 39 boardings in the first seven days of July. Nebraska Supreme Court's ruling affirms CAB authority over local air service, affecting Frontier's southern Nebraska route including Sidney, Alliance, Chadron, Hastings, Kearney, McCook. The CAB decision on the southern segment remains pending, with subsidy ties and recent loadings cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Denver
Chamber of Commerce Air Travel Committee
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska
James Sandstedt
Supreme Court
Sandstedt
Alliance
Chadron
Hastings
Kearney
McCook
Sidney Band Returns Home After Mexico City Tour
The Sidney High School Band completed a five day Mexico City tour with concerts for the American Society of Mexico during Fourth of July observances and a TV taping. They toured the University of Mexico and the president’s home, receiving standing ovations from 1,200 student teachers. The group travels in four chartered buses and is headed home Tuesday night.
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Mexico City
Sidney High School
American Society of Mexico
Sidney Bandsmen
Sidney
University of Mexico
Mexico Conservatory of Music
Annuity Changes May Affect Vet Disability Right
A. H. Duxbury of the VA Regional Office in Lincoln warns that recent Civil Service annuity increases could raise veteran or dependent income beyond the level used to determine current pension entitlement. Recipients must report income changes to VA to adjust payments and avoid overpayments. Under prior law some may waive annuity portions to meet pension rules. those under PL 86-211 may see no change. Contact any County Post Service Office or the VA Regional Office Lincoln Nebraska.
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A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
Nebraska
$100000 Boost to Bank Surplus and Capital Total
American National Bank increases surplus from 400000 to 500000, lifting total capital structure to 770493.82 including surplus, capital, undivided profits and reserves. Officials say the move solidifies capital to support community growth and loan capacity. As of June 29 deposits stood at 7801001.45 with a total statement of 8571498.27.
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The
American National Bank
Mrs Roberts Thrown From Horse, Listed In Fair Condition
Mrs Paul Roberts of the Sidney area on Highway 19 was reported in fair condition after falling from a horse at about 7 30 p m Sunday. She was treated for a concussion and abrasions.
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Paul Roberts
Sidney
Highway 19
Roberts
Water levels at Lodgepole near critical thresholds
Lodgepole village officials warn water levels have dropped to near critical in multiple wells. Residents are urged to curb lawn and garden watering to conserve the short supply and ensure pressure remains for fire emergencies.
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Loderpole
Lodgepole
Harvest Weather Brings Wheat Gains But Dryness Stays
Harvest favorable weather has aided wheat, maturing grain quickly and preserving quality, while heat and prolonged dryness persist across western Nebraska. Pastures burn, irrigation strains quench water shortages, and hay crops may shrink unless rains arrive soon. Temperatures reach 103 in Sidney with hot nights keeping moods irritable.
City Budget Expected Final OK Tonight
City Council is poised to approve the 1963 64 budget at tonight s meeting. City Manager Tom Coffey says the plan lowers the next year s tax levy to 20 34 mills with potential further reductions in coming years as bond obligations are retired.
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Tom Coffey
Coffey
Noma M. Johnson
King Street
21St Avenue
Oregon Couple Welcomes Baby During Unexpected Trip
Mr and Mrs William Hill of Portland Oregon were visiting Sidney when their first child William Glenn was born Friday afternoon at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce The Hills traveled with Mrs Kirpatrick and Mr Norris Kirkpatrick and plan to depart once mother and baby are able to travel The Kirkpatricks have returned home
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Sidney
William Hill
Portland
Ore
William Glenn
Memorial Hospial
Norris Kirkpatrick
Portland Ore
Kirpatrick
Inlaw
Ray Nichoson
Kirkpatricks
Mother
Baby
Parked Cars In Accidents Reported By Sidney Police
Parked vehicles suffered damage in recent Sidney Police investigations. A 1963 Ford driven by Barbetta B Welch struck a parked 1955 Ford owned by Mrs Irene L Hall at 9th and Illinois, causing $55 in damage. A faulty handbrake on a 1955 Dodge owned by Adkbert Grage rolled into a parked 1954 Dodge, with $75 damage to each. A rear end crash at 19th and Illinois involved a 1953 Dodge driven by Gerald L Clark struck from behind by Rita S Gary in a 1952 Ford, with $35 and $90 damage respectively.
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Sidney
Illinois
Ford
Barbetta B. Welch
Potter
Irene L. Hall
Forrest
Welch
Hall
10Th Avenue
Adkbert Grage
Beverly Cox
Grage
Clark
Gary
Des Moines Teen Narrowly Survives Between Trucks On Highway 30
A 16 year old cyclist Rupert E Jackson of Des Moines rode between two oncoming trucks on Highway 30 two miles west of Potter at 6 45 am after a westbound Ford pickup driven by Olin Cook 69 Wellington Texas passed a westbound semi. He escaped serious injury though bruises and a collapsed state followed. He was taken to Kimball Hospital for treatment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rupert E. Jackson
Potter
Jackson
Salt Lake City
Olin Charles Cook
Wellington
Tex
Paul Manley
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Kimball Hospital
State Fire Instructor Leads Training for Sidney Firemen
Butch Doyle, instructor from the State Fire Vocational School, conducts six training lessons for members of the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department.
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Butch Doyle
State Fire Vocational School
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Fishing Rules Relaxed on North Platte River During Drought
Conservation Officer Donald D Hut of Oshkosh reports emergency relief on fishing from Highway 26 south of Lewellen to Belmont Dam west of Bridgeport due to low water and high temperatures. Hand held weapons and spearfishing allowed with limits. all over sixteen must hold permits. Hours sunrise to sunset from July 8 to July 17.
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Donald D. Hut
Oshkosh
North Platte River
The
Game Commission
Highway 26
Lewellen
Belmont Dam
Bridgeport
Sid ney Chamber to discuss anti peddling ordinance
City Attorney L M Clinton will explain Sidney Nebraska’s newly approved anti peddling ordinance at a Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 a.m. at the Yendis Cafe. The talk aims to acquaint members with police power to regulate door to door selling, licensing and bonds for transient vendors, with penalties for violations.
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L. M. Clinton
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Green River
Clinton
Nebraska Supreme Court
Sidney
Nebraska
Calf Fatally Hurt By Hit Run Driver
A 200 pound calf owned by Ernest Namath on his farm south and east of Sunol was found dying Sunday afternoon after a hit and run incident. The injured animal could not walk and dragged itself to a point near a private pasture used as a route to Jumbo Reservoir.
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Ernest Namath
Sunol
Jumbo Reservoir
Harvest Movement Northward Amid Fast Wheat Pick
Camps at Alliance Hemingford and other Nebraska points jammed with men and machines as one of the fastest harvests in history advances northward. Francis Hiner, employment service director for four southern Panhandle counties, says there are about ten men for every job and expects the season to be unusually short. He may close the Kimball office soon as the rush continues driven by hot dry weather that matured the crop, aided by rains in early June but threatened by mosaic and other diseases. Rain is needed across the Great Plains to aid other crops and revive ranges.
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Alliance
Hemingford
Nebraska
Francis Hiner
Panhandle
Hiner
Kimball
Great Plains
Family Seeks Victims of Bad Checks In Sidney
A man named Billy Y. Avior passed no account checks in Sidney last May while on release. He has served time in a Texas penal institution on a check charge. About $235 in checks have been turned in to Cheyenne County Sheriff W. W. Schulz, who asks additional victims to report any Ayler signed checks.
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Billy Y. Avior
Sidney
Avior
Texas
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Ayler
Sheriff's Office
Illfated Harvester Rides Freight for Eastbound Trip
An itinerant harvester reportedly drank too much Sunday night and ended up in Lodeepole this morning after being placed on a freight car bound east. He told the Cheyenne County Sheriff's office he lost his billfold and $18 during the improvised journey.
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Lodeepole
Cheyenne County
Wheat harvest totals and quality across Cheyenne County
An estimated three to three and a half million bushels of wheat will be stored in Cheyenne County bins and Elevators by week’s end based on about 180 000 acres planted last fall and yields of 16 to 20 bushels per acre. Harvest was hot and quick with 2 weeks earlier start, some fields hit by frost, drought, and hail but overall quality remained high with protein levels improving over last year. West Dalton area led with 35 to 45 bushels per acre while eastern sections reported 12 to 25 bushels, and towns from Chappell to Sidney noted variable yields and strong storage activity.
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Cheyenne County
Devel
Kimball
West Dalton
Dix
Potter
Dalton
Lorenzo
Gurley
Devel County
Glenn Taylor
Cheyenne
H. W. Quinn
Dick Smith
Smith
Lodgepole
Sidney
Warren Mettlen
Farmers Co-Op Grain
Colton
Cliff Stahly
Dalton Co-Op
Larry Miller
Dalta D & A
Prun
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Sidney Band
Virreyes
Roy Bauer
Mexico
UPI
United Press-International
Betty Knicely
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Sidney Phelps
Mrs. Roberts
Oregon
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