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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1977
Page
3
The July 25 1977 bulletin reports weather nearing showers then clearing with mild nights, and easterly winds. It lists several investigations of disturbances and thefts, arrests for drinking on a street and DWI, citations for excessive tire noise, plus funeral notices for Deryl D Richa and Raymond A Stewart with service details and survivors.
Farmers have three options when CCC loans on 1976 crop wheat mature. They can redeem by paying principal and interest, forfeit the commodity to CCC, or apply for a 36 month extended loan with annual storage payments. Extensions require filing within 30 days before maturity, with storage paid by CCC the first year.
A roster of admitted and dismissed individuals across several districts includes Virginia Hates Esther Hicks Francine Virgil Leroy Grassle and DALTON Lloyd Ravert in SIDNEY POTTER lists Ronald Hoff man Carolyn Hoffman and Kerri Hoffman. PEETZ Verla Fees. CHAPPELL Susan Roth. LODGEPOLE Mary Dykman. Dismissals cover SIDNEY James Pohl Mrs Dennis Loos Diane Namath and POTTER Carolyn Hoffman DALTON Raymond Graff DALTON Delores Warren.
Community calendar outlines events from July 26 to July 31. Oktoberfest planning at Wheatbelt Public Power District conference room at 8 pm July 26. July 27 includes Cheyenne County Highway Traffic Safety Commission meeting at 6 pm in the courthouse annex, an NFC meeting at 8 pm with Leonard Christen and grain rep, and a Wheatbelt NFC session. July 29 features Sunflower Gals Achievement Day at 2 pm at Dalton Presbyterian Church. July 31 bicycle safety day at 1:30 pm at Sidney High School practice field with prizes, hosted by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 17 and VFW Auxiliary.
Sen. John DeCamp urges Nebraska to seek federal authority to tax private business equipment on Offutt Air Force Base. He cites about 10 million dollars in equipment from IBM, Northwestern Bell, AT&T, and AB Dick, plus other firms. Local taxes would fund schools and state aid, aiming to end the exemption on federal lands.
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said the Carter administration will expand Job Corps output from 285000 to 2 million by 1980 while not expecting unemployment to drop below about 6.5 to 7 percent this year. He argued no new gimmicks are needed, just expanding proven programs.
A two vehicle crash at 11 45 pm Friday two miles east of Potter injured six people. Dennis McEntee Kim Ball Carolyn Hoffman and others were treated at Cheyenne and Sidney hospitals. The 1973 Chevrolet pickup struck the 1975 Ford as it turned left. The pickup burned in the ditch after the crash. Passerby and Potter Rescue helped pull victims from the wreckage as fire units arrived.
Rep. Charles Thone delays plans while a committee prepares a wide newsletter. He cites long campaigns, pressure, and desire for clarity as reasons to wait. The mailer targets 1st District supporters and Republican activists, highlighting Thone's party and public service record and noting talk of a Senate, governor, or reelection bid.
Larry Miller, longtime director of information at Chadron State College, resigns to join South Dakota State University’s journalism faculty in mid August. Miller, a Chadron native, will teach broadcast journalism at Brookings as the Chadron State Office of Information continues to disseminate news releases to local media.
Two heavy property damage crashes occurred Saturday with no injuries. At 8:15 am a 1972 Ford pickup with an Agrichem ammonia tank flipped on a muddy county road. damage $400, tank intact. At noon Spur 17 north of Potter a 41973 Ford station wagon left the road and overturned into a borrow pit. driver Kevin Beauseaux, 16, Gurley, wearing a seat belt, uninjured. car totaled.
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