Friday July 25 1975 highlights and anniversaries
Today marks the 206th day of 1975 with historical milestones listed from 1963 treaty talks to naval collisions and political events. Births include Senator Frank Church and writer Eric Hoffer. a thought for today and a Bicentennial note tie the past to 1775 events.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Napoleon Bonanarte
Egypt
Washington
Adolf
Austria
Black Guard
Engelbert Dollfuss
Puerto Rico
Commonwealth
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
New England
National Assembly
Tunisia
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Cambodia
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
Frank Church
Idaho
Eric Hoffer
Bunker Hill
London
Associated Press
Panhandle Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday with isolated afternoon thundershowers and warmer temperatures. Highs in the 90s, lows in the 60s, cooler Saturday with west to southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook shows a warm trend with possible thundershowers Sunday and Monday. Community notices list Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club July 26, Chey-Lohs drill team July 28, Sidney Weight Watchers July 28, and Alcoholics Anonymous and Alanons weekly meetings at Christ Episcopal Hall.
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Panhandle
Associated Press
Nebraska
Police Reports Detail Late Night Assistance and Incidents
At 11.32 Wednesday officers assisted a pedestrian near 800 block of 10th Ave. At 11:51 p.m. Wednesday they received a request to locate an individual and located them. At 1:50 a.m. Thursday officers aided a motorist near Highway 30. At 2:72 a.m. Thursday they investigated a loud party complaint on the 2000 block of Forrest.
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10Th Ave
Est
Ldud
Forrest
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List by City
Hospital notes list admissions in Sidney Carolyn McMillen Carl Kurz Jane Bedient William Chambers and Ella Runger Lod ge Pole Clara Fraass Dorothy Theis Chappell Mary Bower Bridgeport Barbara Pohl Golden Colorado Larry Sorrell with discharges including Sidney Bertha Coleman Jane Bedient Elaine Nelson and Lezlee Anderson
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Sidney
Carolyn McMillen
Carl Kurz
Jane Bedient
William Chambers
Ella Runger
Lodgepole
Clara Fraass
Dorothy Theis
Chappell
Mary Bower
Bridgeport
Barbara Pohl
Golden, Colo
Larry Sorrell
Bertha Coleman
Elaine Nelson
Lezlee Anderson
Birth Announcements from Mt. Gilead and Sidney Areas
Dathan Lee Brestel born May 8 1975 to Sydney and wife in Mt. Gilead Ohio. Ryan Paul McMillen born July 23 at Memorial Hospital to Paul and wife of Sidney with several grandparents and great grandparents listed. Brandon James McKay born July 21 at 9 15 am to Mark and wife of Sidney with listed grandparents and great grandparents.
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Dathan
Ryan Paul McMillen
Paul McMillen
Sidney
Ryan Paul
Memorial Hospital
Arthur G. McMillen
Leland V. Nelson
Bushnell
Louis S. Nelson
Newman Grove
James Vavra
Brandon James McKay
Mark McKay
Brandon James
Wendell Johnson
Bob McKay
Ae John
Deaths of Jacob M. Nelson and Walter Haythorn in Nebraska notices
Jacob M. Nelson 94 lifelong Potter area pioneer dies at Memorial Rest Home Sidney born 1880 in Kolby Denmark. Survivors include six grandchildren and two sons and three daughters. Walter P. Haythorn 81 prominent Ogallala rancher died in Denver after long Nebraska ranching career. funeral in Ogallala. Memorials to First Lutheran Church Potter or donor’s choice.
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Jacob M. Nelson
Memorial Rest
Sidney
Nelson
Kolby
Denmark
Julius and
Sophia Petersen Nielsen
Potter
Kimball County
Little
Len Sherwin
Sterling
I. Matilda Anderson
St. Peter's Danish Church
Kimball County Manor
Sidney Memorial Rest Home
Leonard E. Nelson
Harvey Nelson
Virginia Allen
Portland
Ore
Melba Hendee
Joan Dana
Laramie
Wyo
Eugene
First Lutheran Church
John Rhine
Holechek
Ogallala
Walter P. Haythorn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
Nebraska
Harry Haythorn Sr
Texas
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Haythorn
Ogallala High School
Haythorn
Grand Island Business College
State College Trustees Hold Unscheduled Open Meeting
Lincoln AP reports the State College Board of Trustees met without meeting publication requirements of Nebraska's new open meetings law. President William Colwell defended the session saying discussions could not fit in an official meeting. An announced 1:30 p.m. meeting followed the unscheduled session, citing precedent from a similar Lan caster case where violations were not prosecuted for lack of knowledge.
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Lincoln
State College Board of Trustees
William Colwell
Lancaster County Atty
Ron Lahners
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Nebraska Livestock Index Near Danger as Heat Rises
Forecasters warn the livestock weather safety index will hit danger levels in western and central Nebraska with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and humidity 30 to 40 percent. Isolated thundershowers may lessen risk in open areas while confined livestock face greater danger. A cooling front moves in late Saturday with cooler west and warmer east readings.
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the Weather Service
Nebraska
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Chadron
Omaha
Weather Service
Alliance
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Nebraska Line
Dix
Smith to Tour Panhandle August During Recess
Third District Representative Virginia Smith will travel across the Panhandle from August 12 to August 23 while Congress is in recess. Her assistant, Martha Rodrick, said invitations to county fair activities will span several days of that period. Those seeking meetings should call 632-3333 in Scottsbluff as soon as possible.
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Virginia Smith
Congress
Scottsbluff
Martha Rodrick
Panhandle
Smith
Rodrick
Hambletonian Stake TV Time Set For Aug 30
The $200,000 Hambletonian Stake for 3 year old trotters will be held in DuQuoin Illinois on Saturday August 30 and televised nationally by CBS. The race was moved from a midweek date to fit the telecast.
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Wambletonian
Duquoin, Ill
Hambletonian
CBS
Official may fight sculptures along I 80 in Nebraska
Lincoln highway commissioner David Brestow said he would seek legal counsel to block the 10 Sculptures in rest areas as part of Nebraska bicentennial observance. He questioned funding while roads director Tom Doyle stated no state funds are involved. No formal action was taken.
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Lincoln
David Brestow
Nebraska
Breslow
Tom Doyle
Commission
Panhandle Health names new chairman
Panhandle Health Planning Council approved Virgil Hatch as chairman of the Emergency Medical Service Committee with Bob Zeman as vice chairman. The panel also created a separate bank account for the EMS program and noted a six month contract with the Comprehensive Health Planning Council starting July 1.
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Discal
Diamond
Comenemediee Health Planning
Gov. J
Packer bonding supported by agriculture leaders in Lincoln
Lincoln AP informs that Democratic and Republican leaders press state bonding rules for livestock packers. Agriculture director Kreuscher seeks mandatory bonding by Sept. 1 to align with Iowa law. Republican Sen. Schmit backs state action and criticizes Ford administration on federal bonding opposition. An Aug. 19 hearing is set.
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Lincoln
Glenn Kreuscher
J.J Exon
Iowa
Kreuscher
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Bulletin Board
Harry Stein
Don
Darrell Hoffman
Stein
Telegraph
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Chey-Lohs
Saddle Club Arena
Jeri Maddox
Sidney Weight Watchers Club
Episcopal Church
Alcoholics Anonymous and
Alanons
Christ Episcopal Hall
Hazel Menter
Sioux City
Waldo
Sally McGee
Craig Haythorn
Royce
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Reese
Nebraska Press Association
Lawrence E. Geyer
Frank Partsch
Bev Haupt
Henry J. Meysenbure
Bill Cox
Oomaska Press Association
Panhandle Health
Steaway
Lee Foe Fite
T-L
B & B Sales, Inc
Airport Oil Road
Nebr
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