Public Hearing Sought On I 80 Lodgepole to Sunol Route
Nebraska State Highway Commission invites written requests for a public hearing on the seven mile I 80 design and location from Lodgepole to Sunol including the Sunol interchange. Requests must arrive by June 27 1969. If no hearing is requested the study will proceed and notify the governor and Roads Department. An official notice will run in The Sidney Telegraph June 4 and 11. Ownership along the corridor is listed for several sections in Lodgepole and Sunol with residents named. The Sunol interchange area touches sections 7 13 47 and 12 13 48.
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Lodgepole - Sunol
Nebraska State Highway Commission
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole
Sunol
Union Pacific
Lodgepole Creek
U. S. 20
I-80
Nebraska Highway Commission
Department of Roads Building
Lincoln
Nebr
Department of Roads
Sidney Telegraph
Hazel From
James
Henry
Henry Jenik
A. C. Bale
Helen I. Sterling
Leroy Glant
John Zimola
Joe R. Hornicek
Wayne Kayton
Chappell
Sec
Oscar
Evelyn Schlaman
Sidney
Charles Oliverius
Charles Helfrich
Anne and Jane Goodrich
Casper
Wyo
H. H. Misegadis
Agnes Zalesky
Winds Notch Vo-Tech Soaring Contest as Winds Relax
Great Plains Soaring Contest at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School drew twenty sailplanes and about 125 participants. Despite gusty winds, the event was judged a success with pilots from Wichita Kansas City Boulder Longmont Denver Liberal Tulsa and Scottsbluff. Phil Eckland’s five hour flight east of Dodge City stood as best effort. three pilots reached Oshkosh en route to Julesburg and Dalton.
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Great Plains
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Dodge City
Kaw
Pracice
Vo- Tech
Oshkosh
Julesburg
Robert Leonard
Wichita
Kan
Bill Daniels
Longmont
Colo
Phil Eckland
Denver
Dalton
Vocalr Flying Club
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Liberal
Tulsa
Okla
Lexington
McCook and
Scottsbluff
Sidney physician Dr. Cook named Rotary district governor
Dr Hull Cook of Sidney Nebraska was elected district governor for Rotary International district 563 for the 1969 70 year at the Honolulu convention. The 297 district governors coordinate 33 clubs. Cook will visit each club to discuss administration. He was born in Washington DC and trained at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Sidney
Rotary
Rotary International
U.S.A
Hull Cook
Linden Street
Cook
Washington, D. C
University of Colorado
School of Medicine
Denver
Colorado
Cheyenne
Kimball-Deuel Counties
Nebraska
Dr. Cook
Emma Nelek Rites Today
Emma Nelek, 96, longtime Gurley-Dalton resident, died yesterday morning at Pioneer Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Funeral services were held at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Massie officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. She was born August 6, 1872 in Brown County Michigan, married Charles Nelck in 1898, and left two daughters and extended family in Gurley and Sidney. Surviving are Thurma Gibbons and Velma Miles, a sister Kathryn Neick, eight grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and four great great grandchildren. Charles Nelck preceded her in death in 1937.
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Gurley
Dalton
Emma Nelek
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Harold Massie
Brown County
Eli
Josephine Myers Shelly
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Charles Nelck
Nelck
Harold Gibbons
Thurma
Ray Miles
Velma
Kathryn Neick
Suzanne Janda Returns Home After Rehab Transfer
Mrs. Matt Janda and daughter Suzanne return home from Chicago after Suzanne's dismissal from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
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Matt Janda
Suzanne
Chicago, Ill
The
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Noteboom Named Western Nebraskans Officers
Noteboom Jr. elected secretary and Harold Hendee named to the board of directors as the Hospital Financial Management Association of Nebraska held its statewide meeting in Omaha. Other new officers include Jerry Plaster Scottsbluff as president Mark Shallabarger Grant as president elect and Harold Reents Chadron as treasurer.
Weather Panhandle forecast shows cooler week ahead
Partly cloudy today through Tuesday with 20 percent shower chances. Highs 65 to 75, lows in the 40s. Five day outlook calls for temps about 28 degrees below normal, cooler midweek with showers, then turning warmer later. Temperatures near 70 by week end, lows in the 40s. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Reading Of 28 Degrees Merits Check On Wheat
The 28 degree reading at Sidney airport alarms Nebraska farmers as frost risks rise for heading winter wheat. Extension Agent Ivan Liljegren and agronomists Duane Foote and Charles Fenster advise close field observation for frost damage over the next week and note some wheat looks healthy if sprayed for cutworms. Separately, State Engineer Marvin Nuernberger announces I 80 completion goals in Nebraska, aiming for late 1973 with projects from Wyoming to Kimball counties and key Omaha interchanges, funded with state money awaiting federal approval.
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Sidney
Ivan Liljegren
Duane Foote
Lincoln
Charles Fenster
Scotts Bluff
University of Nebraska
Liljegren
Mr. Foote
Mr. Fenster
Nebraska Panhandle
Marvin Nuernberger
Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska
Devel
Cheyenne
Kimball
Omaha
Nuernberger
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Panhandle
Wyoming Border
Chappell
Neb
Marvin L. Nuernberger
Washington
Wyoming Line
Bushnell
Lodgepole
Tenth Street
Irvington
Seventy-second Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Mormon Bridge
Sunol
Potter
Ordville
Missouri River
Thirteenth Street
Riverview Boulevard
Forty-eighth Street
Hector Boulevard
Drillers Busy Across Nebraska Statewide in Final May Week
Oil drillers reported locations across the state from Sioux to Richardson counties with new producing areas in Kimball Banner and Cheyenne counties. Petroleum Inc. operated the No 1 Leek near Kimball and No 1 Wyatt G near Harrisburg. Completion reports show No 1 Ladine west of Gurley producing 150 barrels per day with 250 barrels water, while No 1 Isaacs in Kimball County pumps 250 barrels daily.
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Sioux County
Richardson
Lincoln
Red Willow
Kimball County
Banner County
Petroleum, Inc
Leek
Kimball
Harrisburg
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commision
Cheyenne
Gurley
Isaacs
Charges Filed After Three Auto Accidents
Three Memorial Day weekend crashes in Sidney led to charges. David Henkle, driving on Sky Road, failed to yield after backing into Jerry Truat’s car. Robert Tschacher’s eastbound vehicle was struck by Charles Irwin’s car, with Irwin charged for DUI. Monte Saux allegedly drove on the wrong side on 17th Avenue, causing a fence crash. Saux faces reckless driving and leaving the scene charges.
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Sidney
David Henkle
Llth
Jackson
Sky Road
Jerry Truat
Manor Road
Henkle
Robert Tschacher
Trailer City
Illinois
Charles Irwin
1645 Forrest
Irwin
Tschacher
Monte Saux
San Marino Road
17Th Avenue
Central School
Laux
Senior Citizens Meet Tuesday at East Ward School
Thirty six seniors met last Tuesday afternoon for the second film session How To Fireproof Yourself and When You Walk and Drive. Cards and games followed with pinochle high to Mrs Marella Deaver and low to George Rippe, pitch high to Ray Wellner and Mrs Martha Happel, and Kings in the Corners high to Mrs Hannah Frerichs. Door prize went to N E Witters. May birthdays were sung and refreshments served. The group plans another meeting at 2 pm Tuesday and asks attendees to bring cards and tables.
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East Ward
Marella Deaver
George Rippe
Ray Wellner
Martha Happel
Hannah Frerichs
N. E. Witters
Vo Tech Plan Drafted and 3 Percent Tax Sought
Senator Robert L. Clark of Sidney reports work on a pilot vo tech program for Sidney High School to boost enrollment, with HEW submission in the works. He notes Washington budget turbulence and predicts a possible three percent sales tax hike, preferring it to higher income taxes.
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Robert L. Clark
Sidney
Nebraska
Clark
Washington
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas City
Sidney School
George Gerdes
Arison
HEW
Merle Rudebusch
Rudebusch
June Extension Calendar Highlights Busy Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren notes a packed June schedule with events across 4-H and extension domains. Western Regional Judging Contest at the Fairgrounds on June 3 draws about 200. district horse clinic June 4. 4-H Junior Leaders meet June 4. spring party and bazaar June 7 to raise Youth Camp funds. Midwest Dairy Herd Improvement meeting June 10. 4-H Conservation Camp June 9–13 in Halsey. 4-H Club Week June 2–7 with local representation. advisory council meeting June 17 and field day June 19. 4-H Council June 19. district 4-H Older Youth Camp June 23–25 at Halsey. district horse show June 22. board meeting June 26. KieBa Chye Mo camp June 30–July 2 at the Faire grounds.
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Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Fairgrounds
Panhandle
Dave Williams
Sandy Dickinson
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Dick Warren
Midwest Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Halsey
Bruce Brauer
Roger Nicholson
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Sandy Houser
Brenda Draper
Duane Andersen
Potter
Keith Rexroth
Randy Linton
Dalton
Advisory Council For Research Stations
High Plains Experiment Station
Faire Grounds
Maverick Hail Storm Traverses Southern Cheyenne County
A narrow east-west hail storm moved across parts of Southern Cheyenne County Thursday evening, extending from a northern Colorado system. Golf ball sized hail damaged windows in West Sidney Draw area and scattered twigs over Memorial Day manicured cemetery grounds, with moisture reports varying but generally favorable.
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Cheyenne County
Rockies
Colorado
Sidney Draw
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CONST
Vo-Tech
Rotary Post
Emma Nelck
Suzanne Janda
Egrees - Frost
Sen. Clark
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