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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1972

Page

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Hail Stricken Cheyenne County Wheat Faces Hard Times

Verne Miller and other Cheyenne County farmers suffered severe hail losses across 200000 acres of wheat with 200 acres on Millers farm wiped out. The storm left unpaid bills, ruined storage and reduced income, while insurance uptake remained low and premiums high.

Jennifer Scott Cheyenne County Gurley Verne Miller Wyoming Kansas United States Miller Arlo Jones Insurance Center, Inc Jones Robert Kallhoff Kallhoff Insurance Jack Thurow State Farm Insurance

NPPD Reaffirms Plant Site and Rejects Bridgeport Option

The Nebraska Public Power District board voted 8 to 2 to keep the Sutherland site for a $180 million plant, rejecting a Bridgeport alternative. Officials say Sutherland saves about 6.3 million over the plant life despite higher coal transport costs, citing water, environment, and transmission factors. Sierra Club members pressed questions, and Bridgeport officials urged reconsideration. The next step is state power review board permission.

Columbus Nebraska Public Power District Board of Directors Sutherland NPPD Bridgeport Ron Reder Reder Sierra Club Hal Johnson State Power Review Board

Building Permits Dip in Sidney Quarter Pre-Election Cautiousness

In the AprilJune quarter 1972 Sidney building permits dropped to 78 399 dollars from 147 941 the year before as analysts link pre election caution to tighter spending. First half totals reach 207 596 this year versus 243 623 last year with April 1972 at 29 418 and May 34 805 while June totals fall to 14 176.

Sidney Dean Starr Starr

U S Navy Destroyer Warrington Damaged in Gulf of Tonkin

Mrs. Mary Seidel Clarkson says her husband HT3 Dale L. Clarkson served aboard the destroyer Warrington when explosions damaged its hull below the waterline in the Gulf of Tonkin during a naval blockade off the North Vietnamese coast. Reports note one sailor injured and the ship towed to Subic Bay for repair.

Mary Seidel Clarkson Sidney Telegraph Dale L. Clarkson U.S. Navy Warrington Gulf of Tonkin John F. Clarkson 7Th Fleet Subic Bay Naval Base Philippines North Vietnam Radio Hanoi

Cheyenne County Joins RC D Planning Group

Cheyenne County commissioners voted to join the emerging Resources Conservation Development and Planning Council plan. County Clerk Robert Hossle said paperwork was mailed to the RCDP office in Scottsbluff. Three other counties Sheridan Sioux Morrill had already acted, as did the APC group. The RCDP seeks 11 Panhandle counties and three cities to qualify for federal grants from HUD and the EPA.

Cheyenne County Planning Council Resources Conservation, Development , and Planning Council Rc&d County Robert Hossle Rcd&p Scottsbluff Sheridan Sioux Morrill Panhandle APC Department of Housing and Urban Development Environmental Protection Agency

Ogallala Talk Set By Hardin At Summer Session

Dr. Clifford Hardin vice chairman of Ralston Purina and former U S agriculture secretary will address a Nebraska Jaycees summer planning session in Ogallala Saturday.

Clifford’ Hardin Ralston-Purina Co St. Louis U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Nebraska Jaycees Ogallala

Nixon Names Safety Week For Farmers

President Nixon proclaims next week National Farm Safety Week with the theme Protective Equipment Your Defense Against Injury. Emphasizes personal protective gear such as safety glasses hard hats respirators ear plugs and muffs safety shoes with reinforced soles.

Nixon

Interstate 80 bids set for August openings

The Aug. 17 bid openings cover multiple Interstate 80 projects totaling about $16.4 million, part of the state’s largest highway bid program in over three years, as reported by the Associated Press.

Associated Press

Martin to visit Sidney as part of western Nebraska swing

Third District Representative Dave Martin will be at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. to meet the public. Martin seeks reelection to the House in November. The Sidney stop is part of a western Nebraska trip including Oregon Trail Days at Gering and a visit at Kimbail.

Dave Martin Ft. Sidney Motor Hote Martin House of Representatives Sidney Nebraska Gering Kimbail

Kimball-Dix Work Starts on I 80 and Dix Spur

State roads director Thomas D. Doyle announced initial I 80 work from 0.6 mile east of Kimball to 7.6 miles east and 7 miles on the Dix Spur. Missouri Valley Construction of Grand Island holds a 3.42 million contract for grading surfacing detour culverts and fencing funded by the Department of Roads and federal funds. Completion is estimated October 15, 1973 with traffic maintained during construction.

Thomas D. Doyle Kimball Dix Missouri Valley Construction Company Grand Island Department of Roads

Wheat Promotion Passes Committee On Wheat Referendum

The House Agriculture Committee approved a wheat promotion bill 19 to 7, overturning a subcommittee vote on a referendum trigger. The plan funds research and promotion via a processor levy, with costs to consumers estimated at 2 to 6 million dollars yearly.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department Paul Findley B-ill

Rain Delays Wheat Harvest as Ground Stays Wet

Rain slows wheatfield work with saturated soil preventing heavy equipment passage for days. HPAL and Sidney report 0.36 to 1.3 inches since Wednesday, temps range from 58 to 91, with ongoing cool spells and a 20 percent precipitation chance through the weekend.

Sidney High Plains HPAL

Want Ad Teaser Phone Contact

Classified notice invites fast response with a short phone contact 254-88 for item sale.

One Vote Defeats $2 Minimum Wage Bill in Senate

The Senate rejected the Nixon proposal with a 47 to 4 vote amid political maneuvering. A GOP substitute failed on a tied vote due to Agnew’s absence. The action would have extended the $2.20 minimum in various steps, affecting about 7.4 million workers and expanding coverage to government and chain store workers.

Washington Nixon Senate George McGovern South Dakota Spiro Agnew Labor Committee

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