Retired UP Employee Died Here
Former Union Pacific crossing watchman LeRoy Randal Miller died after a heart attack at Memorial Hospital aged 66. He worked 45 years for UP and lived in Sidney. Funeral set for St Patrick’s Church with Rotary service. arrangements by Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Memorials to the church. He was born February 14 1905 in Austinville Iowa and married Frances Hoven in Sidney February 18 1942. He served in the Army 1942 1945. He is survived by his widow two stepsons a stepfather and siblings and eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Beloved by community and UP Oldtimers.
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Union Pacific
13Th Avenue
Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Randal Miller
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Edward Flinn
Rotary
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Omaha
UP Oldtimers
Austinville
Iowa
Richard Miller
Anna McMahon
Lodgepole
Mr. Miller
Frances Hoven
Sidney
United States Army
James Hoven
Clair Hoven
Frank Hansen
William
Donald
Burbank
Calif
Howard
Las Vegas
Nev
Dalton Man Named Sears Manager in Rock Springs
Gary A. Kruger of Dalton is named manager for Sears, Roebuck and Co at Rock Springs Wyoming. A son of Mr and Mrs Albert O Kruger he started with Sears in 1967 as a management trainee.
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Gary A Kruger
Albert O. Kruger
Dalton
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Rock Springs
Wyo
Gary
Sears
The
New Army Recruiter Assigned to Scottsbluff Area
Sgt 1C Robert A Lindsey named US Army recruiter for Scottsbluff with weekly Tuesday hours in Sidney at 8 to 10 am in the Selective Service office above Gamble's Store and 10 am to 1 pm at the Veterans Administration Service Office in the Cheyenne County Courthouse. Lindsey, a former drill instructor at Fort Campbell, has served in Korea Viet Nam and Alaska. Sgt Tom Anderson stays in Scottsbluff to recruit in the Northern Panhandle.
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Robert A Lindsey
Scottsbluff
Sidney- Kimball
Lindsey
Sidney
Selective Service System
Gamble’s
Veteran's Administration Service Office
Cheyenne County
Ft Campbell
Korea
Viet Nam
Alaska
Tom Anderson
Panhandle
Alliance Car In Collision With Guard Truck
An Alliance car sustained 150 dollars in damage in a Saturday morning crash with a National Guard truck in a moving convoy. Jerry Bauer, 30, Alliance, drove a 1963 Dodge on Highway 19 near Sidney when he paused to allow the Guard vehicles to enter the highway. Ronald Hicks, 23, Ellsworth Kansas, driving a 1957 semi, struck Bauer's left front. the truck had no damage and no injuries were reported.
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Alliance
National Guard
Hon Gusmain
Jerry Bauer
Highway 19
Sidney
Ronald Hicks
Ellsworth
Kan
Bauer
Catalog Sales Offices Lead to New Manager in Wyoming
A company catalog sales executive was assigned as manager at the Cheyenne office before moving to Rawlins and Laramie, Wyoming. The executive Gary and his wife Judy have a six month old daughter named Jodi.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rawlins
Laramie
Gary
Judy
Jodi
Bumper Wheat Crop Boosted by Good Seed Varieties
Nebraska harvests a 1971 bumper wheat crop crediting better seed and certified seed use says Dean Lancaster NCIA official. He notes new varieties yield potential stays high only when seed remains pure through certification.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dean Lancaster
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Lancaster
NCIA
Court records list traffic and license violations across multiple states
County Court records show numerous defendants including Duane Vv Krivarchka Walton Norman R Morgan and Louis M Leal cited for overwidth intoxication fictitious plates speeding improper passing and DUI among others with fines from 10 to 100 and costs plus several license suspensions and permit violations. The notice invites readers to submit news to The Sidney Telegraph.
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Duane Vv Krivarchka
Bowman
N.D
Andrew Michael
Walton
N.Y
Norman R Morgan
Louis M Leal
Linden
David Bell
Lubbock
Tex
Robert Leroy House
North Highlands
Calif
Eddie Henderson
Howard Horst Robens
Burnaby
B.C
Mary Jo Kapsalis
Chicago
Ill
Jack G Ford
Michigan City
Ind
Timothy Prick
Carnegie
Okla
Robert Lee Clift
Cement
Nebraska imposes horse entry permits to curb encephalomyelitis
Nebraska Director of Agriculture Glenn Kreuscher announced that from July 20 all horses entering the state require a special permit from the State Veterinarian. The rule aims to prevent spread of encephalomyelitis traced to Texas. Dr. Kruse urged veterinarians to aid border patrols, and officials warned that horses without permits may be seized and quarantined. Racing and shows continue but out of state entries from exposed areas should be avoided unless strict entry restrictions exist.
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Glenn Kreuscher
Nebraska
Kreuscher
Texas
Border Patrol
NW Kruse
Kruse
Three Hurt In Bus Car Collision Near Potter
A Stockton family of four was injured Friday on Highway 30 about one tenth of a mile west of Potter when their BMW camper van collided with a westbound Greyhound bus. George Nemeth 28 suffered a compound fracture and other injuries. Linda 26 head injuries. their infant son Douglas suffered cuts. The driver was Mrs Nemeth who lost control and weaved, the Greyhound bus driven by Paul Frazier, 52, struggled to avoid impact. The infant was ejected as the car and camper were damaged.
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Stockton
Calif
Sidney
Greyhound
Potter
Highway
Ron Gusmen
George Nemeth
Linda
Douglas
Gusman
Nemeth
Paul Frazier
Fort Collins
Cole
Nemeths
Mister Rogers Meets an Astronaut on ETV for Kids
A PBS special airs July 24 at 4 p.m. on Nebraska Educational Television to explain space exploration simply for children. Fred Rogers visits Cape Kennedy with astronaut Major Alfred Worden to show how humans control spaceflight and work with ground technicians, easing fears about space travel.
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PBS
Mister Rogers
Nebraska
Mister Roger
Fred Rogers
Alfred M Worden
Cape Kennedy
Rogers
Earth
Major Worden
Bailey Named As Assistant Bailey Named As Assistant
William J Bailey appointed assistant director of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission on July 9. He brings 17 years in fish and game management, with a career spanning the commission and a Utah stint, plus degrees in zoology and wildlife science, and management.
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Lincoln
William J Bailey
Game and Parks Commission
Fish and Game
Bailey
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Utah State Department of Fish and Game
Nebraska
Pennsylvania State University
Bailes
West Virginia University
Alliance
Utah
Land and Walter Conservation Fund
Federal Aid
National Wildlife Society
Central Mountains and Plains
The
Wildlife Society
American Fisheries Society
Dana
Gregory
Julie Ann
Hickory Lane
Applicants For Patrol Are Sought
Colonel James E Kruger of the Nebraska State Patrol invites young men to explore patrol career opportunities by contacting State Headquarters in Lincoln or troop offices in Omaha Norfolk Grand Island North Platte and Scottsbluff.Eligible applicants must meet basic requirements and pass a personnel evaluation test. training aims to complete basic training by January 1 1972 with six months in service. Salary starts at 75.00 weekly during training and 580.00 monthly during in service with benefits.
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James E Kruger
Nebraska State Patrol
Lincoln
Omaha
Norfolk
Grand Island
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Merit Council
Kruger
Lincoln Air Park
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