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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1970

Page

1

Agencies' dispute delays oil leasing at former Sioux depot

A jurisdictional clash between the Interior Department Bureau of Land Management and the General Services Administration halted bid openings for oil rights on the former Sioux Army Depot in Cheyenne County. Twenty three bids were entered, but bids will be sealed and postponed until responsibility for selling leases is resolved, delaying exploration funds for bidders and possibly two to three years. The delay comes as other drilling activity continues nearby in Kimball and Scottsbluff Counties amid wet weather slowing operations.

Cheyenne County Dept. of Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne Wyo General Services Administration BLA Washington GSA Texas BSA Uncle Sam Red Feather Petroleum Corp Jack Chain No. 1 Hruska Nene Bushnell Carlson Swsw Braden-Gear Drilling Co Patrick A. Doheny Kimball County Wildcat Braden-Gear Huff Bander and Couch, Inc Scottsbluff County Toltek Drilling Co John A. Reeves and Associates Banner County G.C. Rodgers Toltek

Giant turtle fossils found along Interstate 80 near Lodgepole

Fossil beds unearthed during highway excavation south of Lodgepole reveal petrified remains of enormous Galapagos like land turtles. University of Nebraska anthropology student Bill Rovnak and field crews described 13 beds with seven potentially valuable, including large shells cast for study. Construction crews will route around beds to avoid delays while paleontologists continue digging.

Lodgepole Bill Rovnak University of Nebraska Telegraph Interstate State Museum Kenneth Quinn Gadsden Cynthia Robert Buschow Blue Hill John Knapp Springfield Benson Obitz Red Cloud Rovnak Lodgpole Novynak Chappell Sedgwick Colo

Waste Collection Fee Hike Being Requested

City Manager John Baudek plans to urge the council to raise waste collection charges effective August 1. He cites stagnant revenue, rising costs, and aging trucks, proposing higher residential rates from 2 to 2.75 dollars and commercial fees tied to pickups, with a goal to cover through 1976 77 and avoid further hikes.

John Baudek Baudek

Lodgepole area fossils finds by young anthropologist

Bill Rovnak of Omaha poses with two fossilized turtle pieces unearthed southeast of Lodgepole during Interstate 80 work. Thirteen sites yielded turtle fossils eight feet below the ground as heavy machinery cut through hills. The remains date to ancient Galapagos turtles from millions of years ago.

Bill Rovnak Omaha Lodgepole Rovnak State Museum

Dry Weather OF Budget Meeting Monday Needed Here For Harvest

One of the wettest years in history for this region shows few signs of change. Heavy rains kept humidity high and wheat awaiting dry conditions while combines sat idle despite a sunny Thursday. The annual Sidney United Fund budget meeting is set for Monday July 27 at 8 p.m. at the Avco Finance Company Office to set the coming campaign goal after hearing requests from participating organizations. The 1970 drive met its $12,200 goal, with rainfall varied across the area. Temperatures have been cool, with recent ranges from 52 to 80 degrees.

Sidney United Fund United Fund Avco Finance Company Lth Avenue Benny Hochman Dalton Gurley Federal Aviation Agency

Oscar Marty Funeral Set

Oscar M Marty 60 died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital after two weeks illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Harlan Brei, burial Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge. Memorial born Feb 4 1910 Lincoln Kan to Henry and Amalia Marty. Married July 27 1941 Yuma Ariz to Dollce Ambrosier. WWII veteran. Survived by wife, son Roger, two daughters Sandra Bennett Florence Barr, nine grandchildren, two brothers Emil and Ed, two sisters Clara Leiker Alma Buck. Preceded by parents and two siblings.

Oscar M Marty Memorial Hospital Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Harlan Brei Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Oscar Martin Marty Lincoln Kan Henry Amalia von Fange Marty Yuma Ariz Dollce L. Ambrosier Marty Salina Kaw Sidney The Egging Co Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 610 Elks Lodge Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club Roger Hot Springs Sandra Kay Bennett Sterling

Public Hearings on Two I-80 Strips Near Dix

The Nebraska Department of Roads will hold hearings on two I-80 projects from Kimball to Dix and Dix to Potter totaling about 14.2 miles. The plan includes grading structures and concrete paving, plus an interchange south of Dix and grade separation structures west and east of the interchange. Written requests to attend a hearing should be sent to the Department of Roads.

Lincoln State Highway Advisory Commission Sidney Department of Roads Sidney Area Advisory Commission Highway Department Commission Nebraska Department of Roads Dix Kimball Potter

County proposes major mill levy cut for next year

County commissioners propose an 8.3 mill levy for 1970-71 down from 12.65 in 1969-70 and 14 in 1968-69. Public hearing at the courthouse on July 29 at 9 a.m. will run to meet state law. The budget projects $1,448,500 total expenditures and $417,101 from property tax sources based on a $51,125,640 tangible valuation.

Board of County Commissioners

Keen-Teens Meet Monday at Methodist Church

The Keen-teens organization schedules a Monday evening gathering at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, inviting new members aged 9 to 12 grade and welcoming adults to join as guides as a Keen-Teen headquarters is established.

Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

Light bulb listed as fire cause in Sidney blaze

Fire Chief Dan Benzel said a light bulb likely caused a fire at the Don Bevan home last Friday night. The bulb, on a trouble light used as an extension cord to a refrigerator, probably fell into clothing in the basement, igniting a pile of combustible material and causing extensive damage.

Sidney Don Bevan Dan Benzel

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