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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
5
Bulletin board notes July 18 1975 with historical events birthdays and thought of the day. Panhandle forecast calls for sunny weather highs in the lower 90s and cooler nights with 60s lows. Police report lists two Sidney arrests for disturbing the peace and intoxication following a disturbance call.
Pallbearers for the funeral of Harry Arthur Warner on Monday were Roy Madden Albert Madden Norman Foos Dean Madden Roger Millward and Ronald Foos. Pallbearers for Edward Charles Martin were Tom Marx John Martinosky Hugh Booth Fred Johnston Donald Smith and Kenneth Gipfert. Pallbearers for Margaret M. Safford were Lewis Dughman Arnold Haack Arnold Kehl Frank Hoffman Leslie Aspinall and Merlin Carlson.
Admitted and dismissed names with locations and a birth notice. Lodgepole entries include Timothy Runge and Mrs Eugene Fraass with a July 17 baby girl. Other notes list Crook Colorado Pauline Houser and Sidney Gloria Taylor Linda Nelson Frank Roderick Broadwater Marie Berta and Tami Mika shortened entries.
Monday July 21 Chey Lohs drill team practice at 7 p m Saddle Club Arena. Tuesday July 22 American Legion Post 17 meeting with installation of new officers at 8 p m American Legion Hall. Saturday July 26 Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club dance at 8 p m First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Monday July 28 Saddle Club Arena meeting to follow with Jeri Maddox hostess.
Wesley Wayne McMullen, seven pounds five ounces, arrived July 16 at Memorial Hospital to Darrell and Darrell McMullen of Sidney. Grandparents are Wesley McMullen and Buck Mount. great-grandparents Kenneth D Johnson. Ryan E Jobman, six pounds nine ounces, born July 13 to Rodney and family of Frisco Colorado. Grandparents James Bricker and Dwayne Alexander. great-grandparents Harvey Vizina.
The Sidney Bicentennial Committee thanks Ivan Lilijegren for Veterans Monument work, Retired Teachers Association for a tree, Clair Stark for Fourth of July posters, Business & Professional Women and Evelyn Hicks for prize money, Decker's Store for ice cream ingredients, and others for support. A letter urges recognizing Heritage Festival and Horizon themes beyond sculptures at rest areas, celebrating both history and future in bicentennial observances.
Chamber of Commerce leaders coordinate Oktoberfest planning with Ed Cole noting a meeting set for August 13 to finalize committee roles and event details. The Cheyenne County Chamber aims to select members to organize the celebrations.
A typographical error in Wednesdays city council story said Sidney Cable TV manager Gary Brue planned a 50 percent monthly rise. The true request was 8.2 percent or 50 cents monthly. Brue missed the meeting. council expects the proposal later.
The Puddle Makers CB Club and Sidney Police will host a two day radio registration on July 26 and 27 at an unspecified location. Registration costs 2 dollars for the first radio and 1 dollar for each additional unit, with identification markings and a theft guard number inscribed on each radio and a windshield window sticker noting the theft guard number. Spokeswoman Mary Evans says the system aids insurance claim action if theft occurs.
Lincoln AP. Nebraska regents may ask the University Board of Regents to approve filing a declaratory judgment to define constitutional power between the regents and the legislature. Warren Johnson, counsel, aims to outline issues including regents authority to set salaries and merit pay.
Americans redefine necessity under rising costs. Despite wage boosts, prices for cars and homes outpace incomes, prompting stripped down editions, cheaper travel, smaller houses, and cheaper entertainment. Airlines, theaters, and builders cut extras to attract buyers. No frills trend remains uncertain.
EPA Administrator Russell Train toured the Omaha area to review a Papillion feedlot pollution program and urged conservation and waste recycling as essential steps. He favored federal beverage container deposits but noted industry and union opposition. Train also reported progress on Missouri River pollution cleanup and warned of mineral pollution from energy plants while briefly explaining the solar system.
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