Panhandle forecast and obituary note
Partly cloudy with scattered showers through Saturday with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows in the 50s. Winds southeast 10 to 20 mph with 20 percent rain chance. Funeral services for Lillias M. Cameron were held in Alliance with burial in Laramie Wyoming. she had lived in Sidney and Alliance, survived by two daughters two sons ten grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren.
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Panhandle
Lillias M. Cameron
Sidney
Good Samaritan
Alliance
Laramie
Wyo
Cameron
Clyde
Accidents at 13th and Illinois Involve Two Cars
At 7 52 p m Wednesday a 1976 Mercury driven by Sharon A Steele hit the rear of a 1962 Buick driven by Eileen Wightman which was stopped for a traffic light. Damages were estimated at 1000 dollars to the Steele car and 75 dollars to the Buick.
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13Th
Illinois
Sharon A. Steele
Eileen Wightman
Steele
Wightman
Jamie Lee Bennett Born at Platte County Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ed Bennett Jr announce the birth of a daughter Jamie Lee Bennett on July 11 at 6 20 p m weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces at Platte County Memorial Hospital Wheatland Wyoming Grandparents are Ed Bennett Sr and Lee Silvester of Sidney Great grandparents are Earl Bennett of Sidney and Ray Evans of Calloway
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Ed Bennett Jr
Jamie Lee
Platte County Memorial Hospital
Wheatland
Wyo
Ed Bennett Sr
Lee Silvester
Sidney
Earl Bennett
Ray Evans
Calloway
Accidents Across Nebraska Area Involving Three Collisions
Patrol reports three area crashes investigated by Trooper Don Connelly. A 1975 Chevrolet truck pulling a combine rear ended a 1969 Diamond Rio wheat truck near Kimball, $800 damages each, no injuries. A Big Springs backing collision between two Mercedes autos caused $25 and $500 damages. A Potter head-on near Chestnut and Sheridan involved a 1968 Ford and a 1975 Pontiac, total loss and $1,000 damage respectively, with two Underwood passengers treated for minor injuries.
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Don Connelly
Nebraska State Patrol
Kimball
Donald Phillips
Abilene
Kan
Marshall Mossberg
Combine
Diamond Rio
Big Springs
Mercury
Betty Meyer
Clayton Henry
First Street
Meyer
Henry
Connelly
Chestnut
Sheridan Streets
Potter
Debra Underwood
Timothy Reed
Reed
Underwood
Sidney
Court Admits and Dismisses Names by Case Tags
The document lists admitted individuals Sharon Gregg Scott Rolls Steven Rolls Temple Benish and dismissed members Robert Brauer Linda Stewart Helen Mainald Karen Adams Clifford Johnson Henry Glantz Susan Lindmier, plus Dacia Peters and Tom Allington across Sidney Chappell Lodgepole sections.
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Sidney
Sharon Gregg
Scott Rolls
Steven Rolls
Dalton
Temple Benish
Robert Brauer
Linda Stewart
Helen Mainald
Karen Adams
Clifford Johnson
Henry Glantz
Susan Lindmier
Chappell
Dacia Peters
Lodgepole
Tom Allington
Coming Events July 29 and July 17 Highlights
Sunflower Gals Achievement Day at 2 p.m. July 29 at Dalton Presbyterian Church invites public. July 17 Veterans of World War I Barracks 2448 Ladies Auxiliary hold annual picnic at 1 p.m. with covered dish dinner and games at the senior citizens clubroom.
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Dalton Presbyterian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Senior Citizens
Dorwart feted for his service in Sidney
Sidney veteran physician Dr. C. B. Dorwart retired after 40 years in practice and was honored at a Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce dinner with 92 attendees. Jack H. Lowe led the program at the Sidney Country Club as Mayor Lee-Ellen Matzke praised Dorwart’s community work. special guests included four Dorwart children and several relatives. A public reception planned for Sunday was cancelled due to Dorwart’s Omaha trip.
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Frances Craig Sidney
C.B. Dorwart
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dick Fix
Chamber of Commerce
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Country Club
Sidney
Lee-Ellen Matzke
Dorwart
Dorwarts
Charlotte Ann
Marylu
Charles
Omaha
Deborah
Monte Kiffen
Mary Dorwart
Lexington
Lew Hirsch
Anthony Wolff
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Daniel Dorwart
Wayzata
Minn
J.D. Dorwart
Greeley
Colo
Ann Roche
Kimball
Dr. Dorwart
Ron Monheiser
County budget work begins at Cheyenne County meeting
Cheyenne County budget for the coming fiscal year starts at the commissioners meeting Monday with officials presenting budgets in 10 minute intervals. County Clerk Bob Hossle notes the agenda includes county attorney opinions, Farmers Home Administration emergency designation talks, oil and gas lease and agreement considerations, Basin Electric transmission line hearing, and Maurice requesting roadwork near his business.
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Cheyenne County
Commissioners
Bob Hossle
David
Rainbolt
Farmers Home Administration
Maurice
Break-in at Dalton station ends without theft
Investigators from Cheyenne County Sheriff's office probe a nighttime break in at the Far-Mer Co-Op Inc. station in Dalton. A window was removed to enter and the safe, jammed beyond opening with the combination, remained intact. Tools were left at the scene. fingerprints are being checked. Station operators report nothing missing.
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Dalton
Cheyenne County
Classified Advertising Terms and Rights
Postal style notice outlining telephone business ads circulation costs single copy price 15 cents annual subscription 16 dollars and ownership rights asserting Sidney Newspapers Inc holds all publication content rights with strict prohibition on reproduction without written consent from NPA ANR NNA members and UPI UPL reprint rights for local items.
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Sidney Newspapers, Inc
NPA
ANR
NNA
UPI Upl
Air taxis plan expansions across Nebraska state
Air Nebraska and Pioneer Airways announce rapid expansion of commuter air service after a Nebraska Supreme Court ruling voiding PSC regulation of commuter carriers. Air Nebraska will add a Kearney to Omaha route with Hastings stop starting Sept 1, offering one round trip daily, with times from Kearney and Omaha to Hastings and Denver. Pioneer will immediately proceed to serve Lincoln and Omaha once cleared.
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Air Nebraska
Pioneer Airways
Nebraska Supreme Court
Pioneer
Denver
Colo
Lincoln
Omaha
Kearney
Hastings
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Larry Miller
John Warren
Higher unemployment in Nebraska in June
Nebraska workers faced 3.9 percent unemployment in June from a 3.4 percent May rate. About 28,800 people were jobless in the state, with Omaha at 6.1 percent and Lincoln at 3.1 percent. The rise reflected more entrants to the labor pool as students sought work.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
State Labor Department
Cheyenne County Fair Entries Deadline Corrected
The 1977 Cheyenne County Fair books note a deadline error. Pre Fair entries must be submitted by Friday July 29 using official entry sheets to pre tag and speed registration at the fair.
Office seekers face financial disclosure in 1978 elections
County Clerk Bob Hossle says filing for Cheyenne County offices will require a lengthy financial disclosure. All officials even if not up for election must file, once forms arrive, with Hossle noting conflicts of interest concerns. Expiring terms include Bailey Rose Hassle Nissen Portz Davison Cox Sonntag.
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Cheyenne
Bob Hossle
Hossle
Hessle
George Bailey
Kenneth Rose
Hassle
Milt Nissen
Mable Portz
Elva Davison
Oren Cox
Tom Sonntag
Nebraska tax receipts fall short of projections for 1976-77
Nebraska tax receipts for the 1976-77 fiscal year totaled 506.4 million dollars, 5.1 percent below the projected 533.4 million. State Tax Commissioner William E. Peters reported sales tax fell 9.3 percent while individual income taxes exceeded expectations by 2.4 percent.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
William E. Peters
Peters
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
Bulletin Board
Jaime Lee Bennett
Lincoln, Neb
Secretary of State
Douglas County
Dalton Station
Larry E. Boyer
Gordon Stofer
Illinois Street
Bow
Ates
Telegraph
Frances Craig
George Fleming
Ford Ltd
Chevrolet
Kripal Motor CO
NEBR
Service Dept
K. Morrison
Imperial
Fort Sidney
Vacation Bible School
Sidney Church of Christ
Lodgepole Valley
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