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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1977

Page

1

Nebraska prison deaths to be discussed at Vitek news conference

Nebraska Correctional Service Department head Joseph Vitek will hold a news conference to address two inmate deaths at the Nebraska Penal Complex. The incidents sparked a six hour prisoner protest and renewed calls for an investigation into administration quality. The Sidney youth Shawn Sparks, 16, died from an apparent electrocution after touching an exposed fan coil. Donald Routhier, who hanged himself with a braided bedsheet, was found six hours later after an earlier escape attempt. Sparks had been serving one to three years for third degree arson. Routhier had prior jail escape history.

Lincoln Joseph Vitek Nebraska Correctional Service Department Penal Complex Sidney United Press International Nebraska Penal Complex Shawn Sparks Cheyenne Tom Sonntag Sparks Kearney Sonntag John D. Knapp Donald Routhier Routhier Lincoln City UPI

Pow Wow Reunion At Sioux Army Depot Aug 5 7

County law enforcement teams prep for a three day Pow Wow at the Sioux Army Depot August 5 through 7. In sports, Sidney Junior Legion swept Ogallala 10 0 Saturday and fell to Gering 12 5 Sunday to stand 19 4. Midgets win two in a row over Ogallala 5 3 and Gering 8 6 lifting record to 7 6.

Sioux Sidney Junior Legion Ogallala Gering

Legion opposes plan to sell VA hospital land

Nebraska American Legion states it strongly opposes a General Services Administration recommendation to sell 20.5 acres of land at the Lincoln Veterans Administration Hospital. Legion officials warn that development would harm ecology and beauty, hinder future expansion, and create traffic hazards. The GSA cited underutilization and proposed selling 15 acres in front and 5 percent along the street."}

Lincoln, Neb Wayne Davis Hay Springs American Legion GSA Lincoln Veterans Hospital Davis Lincoln Hospital

Weekend traffic toll in Nebraska claims two young lives

United Press International reports two weekend deaths in Nebraska. Pamela Asche 21 Leigh and Kris Stoffel 19 Leigh died in a head on crash east of Creston on Nebraska 91. Jeffrey Reichmuth 21 Leigh was a driver in one vehicle with Stoffel as passenger. Burt Sparks 23 Decatur died in a motorcycle car crash north of Decatur on U.S. 73. Dan Eagleton Decatur was injured. Sparks and Eagleton were not wearing helmets. Ted Smith 19 Decatur drove the southbound car involved.

United Press International Nebraska State Patrol Leigh Decatur Pamela Asche Kris Stoffel Creston Nebraska 91 Miss Asche Miss Stoffel Jeffrey S. Reichmuth Burt Toby J. Sparks U.S Sparks Dan Eagleton Artincyols Ted Smith Eagleton Smith

Sidney Boosters Formed by Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce approved the Sidney Boosters to promote unity in Sidney under non treasury auspices. By-law adoption funded July Appreciation Day with a $600 promotion pledge and a Ladies Division Christmas in July Bazaar. Ron Monheiser’s manager contract ratified, with plans for depots reunion Oktoberfest Fourth celebration ideas and a solicitor endorsement screening concept.

Sidney Eae and Board Donna Geiger Chamber Ron Monheiser Monheiser

Dr Derwart Day Proclaimed In Sidney By Chamber

Dr Derwart honored for four decades of medical service and public work. Chamber leader Monheiser notes his landmark donation of land for Memorial Hospital. City officials plan a no host dinner at the Country Club to celebrate the occasion.

Dorwart Sidney Aeaneae Monheiser Chamber Memorial Hospital

Farmers Union camp teaches kids about co-ops in Nebraska

Forty kids from Cheyenne and Box Butte counties learned about farm cooperatives at a Farmers Union camp in Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp Sidney. The three day program included a candy store board election and $1.75 share sales, with aims to teach consumerism, cooperative operation and youth involvement across the Farmers Union network.

Tim Buchanan Becky Lowe National Farmers Union Rita Chapin Gurley Trina Jung Sidney Chris Petersen Jason Houk Chad Schrotberger Leigh Ann Marshall Jennifer Russell Farmers Union Camp Tobin Beck Cheyenne Box Butte Farmers Union Co-Op Co-Op Nebraska Jim Fehringer Farmer Union Fehringer Farmers Union Lodgepole Valley Aurora Halsey Bailey Colo North Dakota

Beef referendum voting lag drags producers in Cheyenne County

Lawrence Thompson of the Cheyenne County ASC said only 30 of 157 registered beef voters had cast ballots by noon. With Friday as the final day, at least half must vote and two thirds must approve for passage. mail ballots are available and must be postmarked by Friday midnight to count.

Lawrence Thompson Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Thompson

City Council Agenda Features Engineering Contract and Alley Plan

The light agenda for the City Council meeting at City Hall includes a contract with Olsson Associates for engineering work on the south booster pumping station and elevated steel water tank, a proposal to vacate an alley between Jackson and King from 12th to 13th, and a resolution to place stop signs along Parkland Drive. The Housing Authority meeting precedes the session by 15 minutes.

City Hall Olsson Associates Jackson and King Parkland Drive Housing Authority

Farm bill debate looms in Congress next week

Administration farm strategists seek to fend off pressure to raise key price supports in the omnibus farm bill ahead of House votes. The debate starts Friday with potential amendments from farm bloc members after the Senate's higher target prices, risking larger federal payments if prices stay weak. A Tuesday crop report could signal a record 1977 corn harvest, adding further pressure to the measure.

Bernard Brenner UPI Washington Administration House House Agriculture Committee Mittee House Farm Bloc Glenn English Dokla Richard Wolan U-Minn Tom Harkin Iowa Senate House Committee Agriculture Department

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