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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1973

Page

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New Cancer Project To Include Sidney

Sidney physicians join a National Cancer Institute program to study new diagnosis and treatment methods for acute lymphocytic leukemia Hodgkins disease and non Hodgkins lymphoma. Seven Nebraska towns participate with Children’s Hospital Denver as primary center over a three year project with a $2 million federal contract.

Sidney National Cancer Institute Nebraska Scottsbluff Imperial Ogallala Hemingford Henry Sargent Robert Hadsell Children’s Hospital Denver Colo Childrens Hospital Charlene Houlten Presbyterian Hospital Colorado General Hospital Childrens Colorado North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Montana Guatemala City Guatemala

Safeplay Sales Rise and Officers Elected at Sidney Meeting

Safeplay Manufacturing reports 1973 sales of 301686 up from 194059 the year before with a forecast of 375000 to 400000 for the year ending June 30. The board elected Dr Carl Cornelius to a three year term and reappointed Cornelius as chairman while Spieker remained president and Mrs Spieker served as secretary.

Safeplay Manufacturing Co L. F. Spieker Spieker Safeplay Carl Cornelius Ed Bauman Bob Decker Richard Fix Ruth Spieker Arlo Jones Cornelius Bauman Jones Sidney

Police Look Into Two One Vehicle Accidents

Sidney Police investigated two one vehicle accidents over the past three days with no injuries or charges filed. A Case combine driven by Jim Lowe left the road while turning on Minois and struck a tree, no damage estimate reported. A 1968 Buick driven by Lyle Hanson tipped onto its side on Ith Avenue, causing $1,000 damage.

Sidney Case Combine Minois Jim Lowe Combine Lyle Hanson Lth Avenue

Panhandle Weather Outlook with Showers and Mild Cooling

The forecast calls for Wednesday night increasing cloudiness and cooler conditions with a chance of showers. Lows near 60. Thursday showsward with morning showers and highs in the lower 80s. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Extended outlook: Friday and Saturday mostly fair, Sunday partly cloudy with west showers. Highs near 90, lows around 60 to mid 60s.

Panhandle

Sidney Upland sign casings contract for annexation and utilities

City of Sidney and Upland Industries sign an agreement to build water and sewer casings under the I 80 roadbed for the Southeast Interchange. Upland will fund a $46 000 project to install casings preparing the site for utilities and future development including hotels and restaurants.

Gary Holley Sidney Holley City of Upland Industries Upland Union Pacific Railroad Sidney Upland

Record Wheat Harvest Signals Strong Prices Ahead

Record harvest underway across Kansas Nebraska and Colorado with yields high and exports likely. Wheat price sits about 1.25 dollars above last year as growers argue two dollar futures are needed to break even amid rising costs.

David Hendee Ray Davis Potter National Association of Wheat Growers Davis Kansas Colorado Nebraska United States China Russia Japan

Wheatbelt OKs 449000 Loan for Expansion of Lines

Wheatbelt Public Power District received Rural Electrification Administration approval for a 449000 loan to finance about 49 miles of new distribution lines for 124 new customers, driven by irrigator demand for electricity. The project may also fund transmissions in Broadwater.

Wheatbelt Public Power District Rural Electrification Administration Gene Lienemann Wheatbelt Nixon Lienemann

Commissioners Approve Lawsuit Participation and Budget Actions

Cheyenne County Commissioners voted to join a Panhandle lawsuit challenging funding provisions of the Technical Community College Act. They set up a nine member planning panel, discussed juvenile prevention plans, reviewed budgets for the county attorney and bookmobile, and approved hiring a deputy attorney as population growth may raise prosecutions. They also relocated a county road and sold six Gurley lots, with further budget talks slated for Friday.

Cheyenne County Commissioners Panhandle Technical Community College Scotts Bluff Jack Jones Jones Community Planning Commission Regional Planning Council Helen Lien R W Brown Don Tedesco Sidney West Gurley Mary Ann Hakonson Gurley Emil Weyerts

State moves to dismiss dying vo tech lawsuit

Assistant AG Harold Mosier filed a motion to dismiss the Panhandle county suit from 1972 challenging the Technical Community College Act. Judge Fidler refused to hear it. Judge Kortum assigned. Indefinitely postponed, likely after Aug. 15. Panhandle counties dismissing and starting new suit naming Western Nebraska Technical Community College Board as sole defendant. The board meets at 7:30 p.m. at Sidney Junior High Library to discuss five voting districts and insurance programs.

Panhandle County Harold Mosier Fidler Kortum Mosier Lancaster County Panhandle Western Nebraska Technical Community College Board Nebraska Western College Western Nebraska Technical College Alliance School of Nursing Sidney WNTC

Nebraskan districts face two conflicting education bills

Nebraskan schools worry over LB403 which makes districts fund or contract special education for ages five through 18 starting Sept 2, while 90 percent state aid for costs would begin next July. LB172 adds $20 million in state aid but caps annual spending increases, risking penalties for districts over the limit.

Bureau of Reclamation Big Springs Garden County North Platte River Tri-State Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Lienemann Associated Press Sidney Russell Pederson Sidney Telegraph Educational Service Unit Pederson Sidney District Panhandle Scottsbluff Lincoln John Prasch Prasch Special Education Jack Lamphere State Education Department Lamphere

Phase IV Announced by White House

Early details of President Nixon's Phase IV economic controls released at 5 p.m. by the White House appear on Page 5 of the Sidney Telegraph. The Telegraph notes the Associated Press wire adds speed, making readers among the first in the nation to learn of the new measures.

Nixon White House Sidney Telegraph Associated Press News Telegraph

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City Cheyenne County Big Harvest Department of Agriculture North Platte Paxton - Sutherland Dix, Porter Alliance Martin and Pierre S.C Nebraska Wheat Harvest Bulletin Kimball Pierre Lodgepole Bart Bondegard Bondegard Broadwater
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