Ak-Sar-Ben Fund Helps Sidney Grandstand Project
The Cheyenne County Fair at Sidney receives 500 dollars from Ak-Sar-Ben to be matched by a similar amount to start a new grandstand fund. Ak-Sar-Ben's 19th year county fair improvement program uses a dollar matching plan, with 45 000 dollars reserved for the effort and 50 000 for 4 H and FFA premiums. State admission taxes from Ak-Sar-Ben races also support county fairs, part of more than 2.7 million spent to aid fairs in 18 years.
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Omaha
Sidney
Wayne L Campbell
Charles L Lafler
Ak-Sar-Ben
Richard H Becker
Ak-Sar- Ben
Dalton States Budget Hearing Sets 1972 73 Budget
A public hearing will review the Village of Dalton budget for 1972 73 on Friday at 8 p m in the village office. The proposed total is 524 445 36 an increase over 1971 72 with about equal general and streets funds. The general fund 23155 36 street fund 29290. Property tax requirement 11664 01 split 9164 01 general and 2500 street. General cash reserve 10300 street reserve 4824 73 and misc revenue projected 12245 general fund and 951?0 street fund. Taxpayers may air views at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Design Sent For U S 80 Segment From Brownson Interchange
The State Department of Roads seeks federal approval for the design of the I 80 segment from the Brownson Interchange to the West Sidney Interchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Roads
Brownson
West Sidney
Dalton and Lodgepole School Budgets Approved
Dalton School District 91 C approves a general fund budget of 265000 for 1972 73 with an amended total of 260843 plus 4157 for teaching supplies and insurance. Bond fund 41538 unchanged. Lodgepole District 41 approves its budget as proposed. General fund 266746 bond fund 18078. Lodgepole tax requests 184808.88 general and 21840 bond. Budgets approved at July public hearings.
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Dalton
Lodgepole
Panhandle Forecast Orients Toward Warm, Sunny Days
Mostly sunny and warm this afternoon with light variable winds. Highs 85 to 90, tonight mid to upper 50s. Thursday partly cloudy with a 10 percent rain chance. Friday to Sunday partly cloudy to cloudy and cooler then warm again with thundershowers possible Friday night and Saturday. Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Sidney Council Adopts Budget Amid Projects and Tax Debate
The Sidney City Council unanimously approved the 1973 budget of 931,785 with a 12.7 million base and an operating levy near 22.5 mills. The panel also advanced Legion Park plans, Panhandle Growth funding, street paving, sewer district changes, and Baudek’s resignation as city manager with a target replacement by November.
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Sidney
John Baudek
Baudek
Legion Park
Panhandle Growth Inc
Leonard Fine
Panhandle
John Gottschalk
Fine
Gottschalk
Nebraska
American National Bank
Sidney National Bank
Dodge Street
19Th
20Th Avenues
Dorwart
Madera
Calif
Gordon Tobin
Tobin
Weather Hinders Wheat Harvest Across Regions
Rain and hail slow cutting in Potter, Gurley, and Lorenzo as moisture stays high. Wheat yields range 35 to 50 bushels per acre with test weights dropping to 57 58 pounds and many areas delaying harvest into mid July.
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Gurley
Dalton
Lorenzo
Alliance
Kimball
Banner
Nebraska
South Dakota
Montana
North Dakota
Parade Theme Set for Cheyenne County Fair
The Cheyenne County Fair Parade will begin at 10 a.m. on August 19 in Sidney with floats bands horse clubs and other attractions. Entries must fit one of five categories commercial religious organizations educational or youth and are due by August 16. Entry forms are available in this issue and the next and should be mailed to the Parade Chairman PO Box 219 Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Grand Island Diocese Names New Bishop
The Rev. John Sullivan of Tulsa Oklahoma was chosen to succeed Archbishop John L Paschang as bishop of Grand Island Nebraska. Sullivan 52 will be installed after a date is set and will be the fifth bishop of the diocese which includes Omaha and Lincoln.
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John Sullivan
Church of the Madelene
Tulas
Okla
John L. Paschang
Grand Island
Paschang
Vatican
Luigi Raimondi
Washington, D.C
Sullivan
Horton
Kan
Tulsa
Catholic Church Extension Society
Chicago
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
St. Benedict's College
Atchinson
Kans
St. Louis
Kenrick Seminary
UF Hearing Sets Budget Hearing for Aug 8
Organizations seeking inclusion in the 1972 United Fund Drive must be represented at the August 8 budget hearing at 8 p.m. at Avco Finance.
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Avco Finance
Court action looms as Sidney school case tests CIA ruling
The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Court of Industrial Relations drawing cheers from teachers while Sidney board observers expect continued appeal. Board members weigh whether to proceed, with a Sept. 1 briefing and Aug. 14 meeting to decide if negotiations with the SEA will begin.
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David McCumber
State Supreme Court
Court of Industrial Relations
Sidney
Board of Education
Educators’ Association
High Court
Russell Pedersen
Lincoln
Wilson
Barlow
Seward
CIA
Administrative Agencies
Supreme Court
Sidney Board
Sidney School Board
Bob Cook
Carl Cornelius
John Platz
Cornelius
Yanney to Deliver Address at Chadron Commencement
E K Yanney of Lodgepole will give the commencement address at Chadron State College on August 10 and receive the Distinguished Service Award. The CSC president notes this is only the second time the college has honored a speaker with its top award. Yanney, a Kearney native, chairs First State Bank of Lodgepole and has a long record in Banking and public service. He served in Patton's Army in Europe during World War II earning two battle stars and several citations. He and his wife Shirley have four daughters.
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Lodgepole
E K Yanney
Chadron State College
Chadron State
Edwin C. Nelson
CSC
Yanney
Nebraska State Colleges
Kearney
Kearney State
Federal Reserve Board
Western Nebraska Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
First State Bank of
Patton
Armored Corps
Europe
Rhineland
Shirley
Potter Public School District Budget Hearing Set
A public hearing is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p.m. on the Potter Public School District 9 proposed budgets. The general fund totals 325,300 dollars with a 1972 73 increase of 20,400 dollars and required 261,637 52 dollars. The bond fund is 27,251 25 dollars with a 849 25 dollar rise and a requirement of 11,774 06 dollars. The general fund includes a 75,000 dollar cash reserve and 8,847 65 dollars for collection fees and delinquent allowances. Cash on hand is 110,710 13 dollars with an expected 36,800 revenue. The bond fund requires no cash reserve and 177 75 dollars for collection fees and delinquent allowances, with present cash on hand 15,477 19 dollars.
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Potter Public School District
Sierra Club Opposes NPPD Sutherland Plant over Air Pollution
The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Sierra Club voted to oppose the NPPD coal plant near Sutherland citing lack of proper air quality controls. Local Sierra Club groups pressed the board to relocate the 180 million dollar 600 megawatt facility, noting Nebraska’s weaker state standards and current poor visibility, while NPPD pledged adherence to latest controls.
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Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Sutherland
Rocky Mountain
The
Sierra Club
Centennial
Wyo
Sierra Club Group
Hershey- Sutherland Area
Sutherland Reservoir
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Colorado
Kansas
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Ronald Ray Heybrook
Hawarden
Iowa
FBI
Olen Harvey
Heybrook
Federal Mental Hospital
Springfield
Harvey
Midwest
Chadron
University of Nebraska
School of Banking
University of Colorado
Rutgers University
Institute of Financial Management
Graduate School of Business
Harvard University
E.K. Yanney
Potter
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