Wheat harvest delayed across Cheyenne County Nebraska by moisture
Readable reports show cutting starting in spots with full-scale harvest not yet underway in Cheyenne County Nebraska as showers and moisture 10 to 17 percent slow activity. Yields range 7 to 50 bushels per acre with Century varieties noted for high potential and crews in short supply across the Panhandle.
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Cheyenne County
Charlie Fenster
Scottsbluff Station
Panhandle
Ken Sakurada
Chappell
Devel County
Cheyenne
Sakurada
State
Colton
Sunol
Hart Quinn
Farmers Co-op Elevator Co
Lodgepole
Department of Labor
Ogallala
North Platte
Paxton
Grant
Imperial
Quinn
Sunnyside
Goodview
Paul Smith
Smith Elevator
Smith
Gurley
Lyle Mather
Larry Miller
Dalton Co-op
Ervin Wheeler
Banner County
John C DeMers
Brownson
Bill Jallen
DeMers and Son Elevator
Keith Deaver
Lorenzo
Chet Phelps
Phelps
Peetz
Morris Schrock
Don Hoffman
Hoffman
Sidney Office Slated In Mental Health Plan
The Panhandle Mental Health Center will use an 85,000 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health toward a 132,000 Special Children's Program. Offices will be opened in Sidney Chadron and Scottsbluff with eleven full time staff including four master's level mental health workers to provide school based counseling and family services. The project aims to expand child focused services since 1965 and decentralize care across the Panhandle.
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Panhandie Mental Health Center
Harold Ledingham
National Institute of Mental Health
Sidney
Chadron
Scottsbluff
Ladingham
Center
The
Panhandle
Ledingham
al Roehl
Martha Martinez
Steve Silverman
Gurley Budget Approved At Public Hearing
The Village of Gurley passed a 25,494 budget with a 24.8 mill levy up from 23.95 last year. No residents attended to protest. General fund totals 11,949 and street fund 13,645 with allocations for maintenance, utilities, equipment and capital outlays.
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Gurley
Panhandle Forecast for the Week Ahead
A forecast shows clear to partly cloudy conditions through Thursday with cooler pockets tonight. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph easing to 5 to 10 mph, highs in the mid 80s, 10 percent rain chances today tonight and Thursday. Extended outlook calls for widely scattered thunderstorms Friday through Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows 55 to 65.
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Panhandle
Fourth Summer Band Concert At Legion Park Tonight
The Sidney band concert at Legion Park band shell begins at 7 30 p m with American folk Shenandoah and Mexican Mariashi along with Cazadel Brasilia The Star Spangled Banner Block M Variation Overture and The Show Boy March directed by Larry Pippitt features adults college students and Sidney High School Band members. the free weekly event welcomes the public.
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Legion Park Band Shell
Brasilia
Larry Pippitt
Sidney High School Band
Sidney Board Maintains Mill Levy Amid Spending Rise
The Sidney Board of Education votes to keep the district mill levy at about 65.75, drawing $37,000 from reserves to offset higher costs and a projected increase in assessed valuation. The budget totals $1,392,070 with tax revenue of $908,671 and state and federal funds adding $362,600. The district hires six teachers while leaving two vacancies, including activities director and junior high social studies post.
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Sidney Board of Education
Carl Cornelius
Russ Pederson
Pederson
Congress
Hank Reitz
Nebraska State College
Kearney
Diane Heck
University of North Dakota
Central School
Patricia DeVoss
University of Nebraska
Dennis Katus
Black Hills State College
Spearfish
Barbara Hruby
Mary College
Bismarck
Council Maps Its Response To Continental's Tactics
The Sidney city council instructed City Attorney Frank Mattoon to reply to Continental Trailways after it attacked the city hearing request on dropping service between Sidney and Denver. The council seeks a full hearing, citing the need to protect transportation and local interests.
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Council
Continental
Sidney
Frank Mattoon
Continental Trailways
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
John Gottschalk
Edward Haupt
Edward Bauman
Vince Maliszewski
John Baudek
Sidney Board Considers Nonresident Tuition Increase
The Sidney Board of Education weighs raising nonresident tuition to 725 from 690 for 28 District 166 students linked to Western Nebraska Technical College. The plan prompts review of District 166’s funding, state rules on interdistrict contracts, and potential talks with District 166 officials and Sen. Robert Clark to find a long term solution.
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Pederson
Elizabeth Young
Sidney
District 166
Bob Cook
WNTC
Jack Knicely
Robert Clark
Neil Allison
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Karr
L. HH. Sprenger
Telegraph
Frontier Airlines
Sidney School Board
Susan Wieben
Iowa State University
Roma Krause
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
North School
Linda Janssen
Hansen, Fuenning, Raetz & Erb
Dorwart
Gottschalk and Haupt
Bauman
Wall
Filsinger Excavating Co
Dean Wilson
10Th Avenue
Union Pacific Railroad
Sioux Army
Western Nebraska Technical College
U.S
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