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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

12

Exchange Students Arrive for Rotary International Program

Ninety four youths from Sweden arrived in the United States for a year long Rotary International Exchange. Nebraska District 563 chair Jack R. Knicely of Sidney coordinates the program with six students assigned to Sidney Chappell McCook North Platte Grand Island and Broken Bow. Lars Kamp from Solleften Sweden and Kerstin Stenberg from Skellefteham Sweden travel to Sidney and Chappell respectively. Two other Swedes and students from Finland and the Netherlands are in the district. Three Sidney students depart for Scandinavia Susan Beyer leaves for the Netherlands while Susan Knice ly and Patty Echternach head to Umea Sweden in August.

Sweden United States Nebraska Jack R. Knicely Sidney Lars Kamp Solleften Kerstin Stenber Skelleftehamm Chappell McCook North Platte Grand Island Broken Bow Finland Netherlands Susan Beyer Susan Knicely Patty Echternach Umea Jack Knicely Rotary District 563 Kerstin Stenberg Frontier Kerstin Ramey Whitney

Wells Under Way But No Discoveries In Panhandle Region

Three field development wells joined the Nebr aska production string in Kimball and Cheyenne counties with no new reservoirs found. Panhandle drilling expands with six sites in Kimball, three in Cheyenne, and activity in Scotts Bluff Banner Morrill and Red Willow counties. Detco, Regal Drilling, and Tom Wessels target wildcats while Stuarco reports Banner No. 1 initial production at 393 barrels per day and Ben J. Taylor notes a third producer in a newly found area yielding 71 barrels daily.

Nebraska Kimball Cheyenne Counties Panhandle Kimball County Cheyenne County Scotts Bluff Banner Morrill Samuel Gary Denver Regal Drilling Co Detco, Inc Tom Wessels Production Cattle and Land Co Curtiss Kimbark Exploration Co Armstrong Ring-West Drilling Co Morrill County Sentinel Oil Co Stuarco Oil Co Banner County Casey Red Willow County Ben J. Taylor

Relief From Heat Wave Felt Today In Plains Area

A extended heat spell eased with cool conditions and humidity around 80 percent near noon. Rainfall reports from multiple observers show scattered showers over two nights, with totals ranging from .02 to 1.5 inches and a month long heat record likely set. wheat harvest finished with minor delay while irrigated crops thrive.

Federal Aviation Agency Sidney Dave Ells Dalton Don Dey Ermand Chappell

Card Punch Classes Set at The Business Institute of Sidney

The Business Institute of Sidney installs two IBM card punch machines and offers day and night classes on punched card operations. Fall term begins September 19 for day classes, with twelve weekly one hour sessions, limited to six students, on a first come first served basis. Interested individuals should contact the institute promptly.

The Business Institute of Sidney IBM Business Institute

Power Leaders Push Big North South Transmission Line

The Power Industry Committee of Columbus Nebraska calls for early construction of a 345,000 volt north south transmission line linking Bureau of Reclamation power to the Nebraska grid. The line would run from near Fort Thompson South Carolina to Grand Island then into Kansas to join the Southwest Power Administration. Charles E. Ham of Wheat Belt Public Power District chairs the committee. A note mentions Nairobi Kenya hosting a National Geographic Society Laboratory aiding Louis S. Leakey archeological work supported since 1959. In the U.S. fluoridated water use stands at 29 percent of the population.

Columbus Nebraska Power Industry Committee Bureau of Reclamation Fort Thompson S.C Grand Island Kansas Southwest Power Administration Congress Charles E. Ham Sidney Wheat Belt Public Power District National Geographic Society Laboratory Nairobi Kenya Louis S. B. Leakey Society

Entry blank for 1966 Fort Sidney Days Parade

Youth and business entries invited for the 1966 Fort Sidney Days Parade with out-of-town entries welcome. Mail entries to Kenneth McMillen Box 531 Sidney Nebraska with signed address.

Fort Sidney Sidney Nebraska

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