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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

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Train Removal Protest Faces Weak Unity Across Cities

Nebraska city council members show split backing for protesting the removal of trains Nos. 5 and 6 on Union Pacific. Sidney votes against action, while three allies push for protest only if hearings occur, indicating slim support and doubtful chances to upgrade service.

Union Pacific Nebraska John Baudek Une Grand Island Ogallala Kimball Sidney Robert Hessle del Koch George Elwood Edward Bauman Stan Larabee Sen. Clark Robert L. Clark

Year Around Pool Appeal Brought to City Council

City council Monday night discussed reviving a year around indoor outdoor pool project as a joint municipal and school district venture. Mrs. David W. Young led supporters with others urging agenda placement and workable financing sharing nine months usage by the school district and the city. The mayor said proposals have been offered to the Sidney School Board but no decision reached and council members agreed to meet with the school board to revive the subject.

Sidney School Board David W. Young Young Lloyd S.o’halloran Robert Decker Robert Hossle

Nebraska Sales Tax Bill Shapes City County Budgets

A bill LB578 would raise Nebraska sales tax to three percent with 60 percent of the extra revenue to counties and 40 percent to cities. Sidney officials discuss the bill amid debate, citing $125,000 potential county city funds for general needs and tax levy relief. Opposition, including Sen. Terry Carpenter, questions tax base goals. City council plans further study at a special meeting.

Nebraska John Baudek Cheyenne County Baudek Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff

City council denies $2,000 extra for hotel demolition

Cheyenne contractor John Farmer sought $2,000 more to tear down the Commercial Hotel on the city owned site. Five council members rejected the request, noting bidder Orville Filsinger had inspected the structure before bidding and that Farmer failed to do so. The city acquired the property as a gift from A. S. Hardy to clear the lot for off street parking.

John Farmer Cheyenne Wyo Filsinger Excavating Co Filsinger Farmer del Koch

Chambers and City Plan Joint Dinner Meeting

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce board and Sidney city administration will meet tonight for a Dutch treat dinner at The Chateau to discuss mutual problems and improve liaison in Sidney area activities. Mayor Robert Hossle approved, following a Chamber suggestion in a letter to the mayor.

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce City of Sidney Chateau Sidney Chamber of Commerce Robert Hossle Chamber E. K. Yanney Ed Cole

Neighborhood Youth Corps Work Organized In Tri-County Area

Larry Bartek of Grand Island announced NYC summer work training in the tri county area. The program under the Economic Opportunity Act aims to place 14 to 21 year olds from low income families in 26 hour weekly jobs from June 9 to August 16 earning 1.30 per hour. Bernie Ruybal of Sidney is counselor coordinator for Cheyenne Deuel Kimball counties with local sponsors including public agencies and private nonprofits.

Neighborhood Youth Corps NYC Larry Bartek Grand Island U. S. Department of Labor Office of Economic Opportunity Bernie Ruybal Sidney Sidney Area Nyc Cheyenne Devel Kimball Ruybal Nebraska State Employment Service Office 12Th Avenue Sidney St. Patrick’s Cheyenne County Extension Service Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Lodgepole Potter and Gurley Chappell and Kimball Panhandle Community Action Agency Gering

Agenda For Chamber Is Well Filled

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce lists meetings trips and planning. A June 14 delegation from Sidney Chappell and Lodgepole will attend a Highway 385 meeting in Lamar Colorado chaired by J W Vaughn. June 17 Citizens for Cheyenne County Development meet at the Country Club. June 19 NEBRASKAland Days Buffalo Bill luncheon reception in North Platte. Ed Cole heads plans as LB 979 would expand state vocational schools. Senators Clark and Gerdes will meet in Kansas City with HEW regarding moving 50 families to Western Nebraska Vo-Tech campus. A June 25 hail cloud seeding discussion is on the agenda.

Cheyenne County Buffalo Bill Nebraskaland Cole Lincoln Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry Bob Clark Gerdes Alliance Kansas City Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nebraska Vo-Tech

Firemen tackle car blaze in Sidney neighborhood

The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to 1530 Cedar Tuesday night to extinguish a blaze in a 1961 station wagon owned by Leonard Wolfe of 1939 First Avenue.

Sidney Cedar Leonard Wolfe 1St Avenue

Johnny Hopp to Give Baseball Books for Kids

Former major league star Johnny Hopp will appear at the Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co. office in Sidney this Friday June 13 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. He will distribute free Fundamentals of Baseball booklets to youngsters and give autographed pictures, while also offering baseball advice to attendees.

Johnny Hopp Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company Sidney Aeme Hopp

Weather Panhandle forecast shows cooling trend

Decreasing cloudiness this afternoon with variable skies tonight and Thursday. Light rain or drizzle this afternoon and a chance of showers Thursday morning. Highs 55 to 65 this afternoon, lows in the 40s, Thursday highs in the 60s. Rain chances 10 percent this afternoon, near zero tonight, 10 percent Thursday. Five day outlook calls for temperatures 4 to 10 degrees below normal through Monday, then warming next week with possible showers and thunderstorms. highs 65 to 75, lows 40 to 50.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Semi Spills Vitamin C Near Lodgepole Killing Bull

A semi carrying fresh produce struck a Black Angus bull east of Lodgepole on Highway 30 at 2 a m Monday, rolled onto its side in a ditch. The driver Albert C Herman, 38, Fresno Calif, was uninjured. The wreck damaged the tractor and trailer about $20,800. lettuce, oranges and lemons were spilled. cleanup finished by late afternoon.

Lodgepole Jack Robinson Nebraska Safety Patrol Albert C. Herman Fresno Calif Carlson Ranch Co North Borrow Pit Robinson Omaha Golden California Parking Co., Inc

Cheyenne County Chamber Talks 1970 Sidney Conventions

Ed Cole, manager, reports formal invitations issued by the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce for three Sidney 1970 conventions. Bids have been made for the Nebraska Welfare Convention, the State Home Extension Clubwomen state convention, and the Nebraska Police Officers Association.

Ed Cole Cheyenne County

Lifesaving Classes Run Locally This Week

Lifesaving classes have been conducted each morning over the past week by Mike Janda the assistant pool manager. A Telegraph Photo caption describes the local training effort and participants improving skills.

Mike Janda

Rain Boosts Wheat Filling Stage in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County fields received 0.9 to 1.3 inches of rain Tuesday night into Wednesday, aiding wheat in the filling stage and easing drought stress. Officials note frost damage is possible but not yet widespread, with insect issues arising from mixed wet conditions and guidance given on worm control and insecticides.

Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Lodgepole Ruth Dykman Don Dey Ermand Dalton Gurley Earl Lessig Potter George Coulter Lorenzo Sidney Federal Aviation Agency Chappell Liljegren Endrin Art Hagen Scottsbluff Experiment Station Levin Dylan

Missing Daughter Located After Weeklong Silence

Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer located their daughter Sharon Hickey in Norfolk Virginia awaiting her sailor husband Albert Hickey who is due in on Thursday morning. Brother in law Mike Hickey had followed to Savannah Georgia. The family had feared she was missing after a week of no calls, with authorities and Red Cross assistance. Sharon was reported safe and had apparently forgotten her promise to keep in touch.

Henry Meyer Sharon Hickey Mr. Meyer Norfolk Albert Hickey Mike Hickey Savannah the Meyers Mike Meyers Sharon

Breakin Listed At Sales Barn Near Sidney

Cheyenne County sheriff investigates a breakin Monday night at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion northeast of Sidney. Entry through the west door. door not broken and may have been unlocked. An attempted break into a pop machine failed. some bottles broken. A wooden cabinet with cigarettes and candy was damaged and parts taken.

Cheyenne County Sherifffs Office Sidney

Three Staters Named To Office In Lincoln

Three Staters from Cheyenne County were elected to office at Cornhusker Boy and Girl State in Lincoln. Steven Olson of Lodgepole was named to the State Railway Commission Bill Fankhauser of Sidney joined the State Board of Education and Joette Pelster of St. Patrick's High School became State Attorney General. Governor honors went to Stan Walker of Scottsbluff and Connie Parenti of Omaha.

Cheyenne County Cornhusker Lincoln Steven Olson Lodgepole State Railway Commission Bill Fankhauser Sidney State Board of Education Joette Pelster St. Patrick’s High School Stan Walker Scottsbluff Connie Parenti Omaha

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