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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1966

Page

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Booming Wheat Harvest In Southern Panhandle

Southern Panhandle Nebraska reports a record one of the best two decades with Cheyenne County averaging about 35 bushels per acre and Dever County around 40. Elevators report prices near 1.66 to 1.70 a bushel as shipments progress. Harvest winds down in Lodgepole Lorenzo Sidney Dalton Gurley Peetz Potter with 29 to 55 bushels observed and overall averages near 35 bushels.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Panhandle Dever County Union Pacific Chappell Jim Ledbetter Farmers’ Elevator H. W. Quinn Farmers Elevator Lodgepole Dick Smith Smith Lorenzo Chet Phelps Phelps Sidney Don Hoffman Tiee

City and State to Gain From Sioux Depot Closure

Federal and state officials met in Sidney to chart post depot use and economic revival. Donald Bradford stressed cooperation, predicting the vocational technical school and private industry reuse will offset population and payroll losses by the June 30 phase out. Mayor Thorpe and Lt Col Williams outlined plans to acquire depot land and facilities for future industry as discussions continue.

Sidney Sioux Donald F. Bradford Department of Defense Bradford Thorpe

Sioux Depot transfer may fund vo tech and ag research

Federal, state and local leaders met at Sidney to assess the Sioux Army Depot closures. Officials estimate the transfer of properties to the Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School and the High Plains Agricultural Research Station could total at least 1.9 million dollars, with additional assets likely to go to the City of Sidney or other public agencies. The conference highlighted progress, warned Washington of needs, and confirmed preparations for the vo tech school’s October opening.

STATE Sidney Sioux Western Nebraska Vocational- Technical School Avery Sioux Depot Western Vo-Tech School Ag Research Center Air Force Donald F. Bradford Department of Defense Department of Health, Education and Welfare General Services Command U. S. Army Material Command U. S. Army Engineers State of Nebraska Department of Education University of Nebraska Col Williams Bradford Washington Voed Cecil Stanley Nebraska Department of Education Merle Rudebusch Vincent Havorka Charles Fenster University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Agricultural Experiment Station Gerald Moline Scottsbluff High Plaining Laboratory Sam J. Parker GSA George Decker Office of Education HEW George Felsch George H. Fleming Nebraska Sen Fleming Col. Williams Ann Hunt

Governor's Help Sought On Airport Delay In Sidney

Gov Frank Morrison was asked to intervene with FAA officials in Washington to explain why airport improvement funds for Sidney are not yet authorized. City Manager George Felsch called the governor after Morrison suggested contacting him if authorization did not arrive by July 15. The runway extension, funded by Sidney and state and federal sources, aims to handle larger Frontier Airlines aircraft but awaits approval, potentially requiring land condemnation and Route 19 relocation.

Frank Morrison Federal Aviation Agency Washington Sidney George Felsch Gov. Morrison Frontier Airlines Lincoln Morrison

Sidewalk Sale Sparks Citywide Bargains This Week

Sidney merchants prepare for the annual Sidewalk Sale opening Thursday and running through Saturday with three days of specials. The traditional sidewalk sales on the sidewalks will take place Saturday, as reported in Wednesday's Telegraph.

Sidney

Ells Resigns As Veterans Service Head

Dave Ells Cheyenne County veterans service officer for 20 years submitted his resignation to the county commissioners effective Oct 1 He will retire full time though he will miss working with veterans A World War I veteran he volunteered during World War II and kept a three afternoon weekly schedule with the post office and county to run the office He declined leading a county veterans office after the war preferring to keep mail route duties The commissioners will seek a successor to replace him promptly to avoid service gaps

Dave Ells Cheyenne County Veterans Service Mr. Ells Cheyenne Gordon Bale Lodgepole Els Veterans Office Elis

Campground Ready Soon at Fairgrounds West

The public campground at the fairgrounds west of town should be ready within a week or ten days. A building on the site is about half completed and could be finished by week’s end. Yard lights to illuminate the grounds are expected to be in place this week.

Lodgepole Sees Two Breakins Reported

Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris investigates two Lodgepole breakins on Sunday night. Thieves entered Elmer's Tavern through a front door and stole an estimated $35 to $50 from a music box and a pinball machine, while Smith's Elevator was entered through a back window and about $5 was taken. No other items were reported missing and no suspects are named.

Gene Morris Lodgepole Morris Elmer’s Tavern Smith's

July Heat Wave Bakes Sidney With Highs Above Ninety

During July 1 to July 17 Sidney logged only one 100 degree day but remained hot with three days under 90. The lowest max was 85 on July 14, lows reached the high 50s to 60s, a 56 on July 4. Rain totaled 1.52 inches amid frequent showers, humidity up, as a prolonged heat wave began June 27. Ells documented daily highs and lows and moisture totals.

Sidney Dave Ells

Materials Slow TV Cable Job in Sidney

A material shortage delays the installation of new TV cable in Sidney per Ron Tighe of Sidney Community TV. Crews were halted for a few days last week and further delays may occur, though the manager says the issue is not serious.

Sidney Ron Tighe Sidney Community TV

Panhandle forecast shows warm, shower risk this week

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Low tonight in the 60s, high Tuesday in the 90s. Precipitation probability 10 percent each period. Five day outlook calls for average temperatures about five degrees above normal with minor daily changes. Highs near 95, lows in the 60s.

Panhandle

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Sioux Army Lloyd Taylor Department of Health, Education and Wel Dalton Lawrence Miller Dalton D & A Bob Ankeny Dalton Co-Op Gurley Peetz West Peetz Juelfs Grain Potter City Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel J. L. Thorpe Cyril Williams Department of Education Ells Dave
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