Utilization Conference Urges Using Wheat Beyond Bread
At a Nebraska wheat utilization conference, Midwest Solvents Inc. President Cloud Cray pressed for moving wheat into paper and rubber sectors rather than more research. USDA official C R Russell noted lab-made products need papermaking buy-in. Officials discussed stable pricing and long-term contracts to entice mills and farmers into new wheat uses.
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Lincoln
Stad Cloud Cray, Jr
Midwest Solvents Inc
Cray
C. R. Russell
Usda Agricultural Research Division
Rt Rev Anthony F Egging Dies A Nebraska Catholic Leader
Monsignor Anthony F Egging aged 59, a prominent Nebraska Catholic educator and leader, died at Memorial Hospital in Sidney after surgery. He served 22 years at Blessed Sacrament Parish Grand Island, helped build Central Catholic High School, and guided state Catholic education. He is survived by his mother, siblings, and many relatives. services planned in Sidney and Grand Island.
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Nebraska
Anthony F. Egging
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Grand Island
St Patrick's Church of
Blessed Sacrament Church
John Paschang
West Lawn
St Patrick's Church
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Anthony Ernest Egging
Bellwood, Neb
Theodore and
Mary Magdaline Schinzel Egging
Marietta High School
Bellwood
St John’s Seminary
Lite Rock
Ark
Blessed Sacrament
Paul J Button
Msgr
Egging
Msgr Egging
Mary Egging
Francis
LaPorte
Cole
Theodore
Gurley
John
Joseph
Omaha
Ernest Schadegg
John Smith
Denver
Colo
Leo Richter
Shelby
Leo Foy
Glendo
Wye
John Griffith
Colorado Springs
Aloysius
Edward
Veronica
Hawaii
Frank Morrison
White House
United States
Munich
Germany
NU Enrollment Deadline Near
Lincoln residents planning to enroll at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the fall must submit applications and transcripts before July 1. John Aronson, NU admissions director, said the deadline applies to freshmen and transfer students. If an applicant has applied but not received confirmation, contact the admissions office immediately to ensure background materials were forwarded.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
John Aronson
Office of Admissions
Aronson
Two Accidents In Sidney Police Reports
The Sidney Police Department investigated two accidents on Wednesday. At 1 38 p.m. Alan Yordy of Orangedale California ran a red light on Illinois and hit Edmond Matthews of Denver who had turned left from 13th Avenue onto Illinois. Yordy’s car suffered 300 dollars of damage and he was charged with running a red light. Matthews’ car had about 25 dollars of damage. At 1 47 p.m. Merle Myers of North Platte traveling south on 11th collided with Karen Hruska of 1522 Maple eastbound on Jackson. No damage estimates were available.
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Sidney
Alan Yordy
Orangedale
Calif
Illinois
Edmond Matthews
Denver
13Th Avenue
Yordy
Matthews
Merle Myers
North Platte
Karen Hruska
Jackson
Panhandle Forecast Calls for Warm, Scattered Afternoon Showers
Fair and warm conditions dominate through Saturday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 90, lows 50 to 60, and rain chances 10 percent today and tonight, rising to 20 percent Saturday. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy skies with afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms Sunday through Tuesday. Flight 85 to 95, lows 60.
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Panhandle
Surprised Author Of LB759 Responds To Constitutional Question
Nebraska state Sen Wayne Ziebarth says he is surprised the LB759 statewide community technical college program faces constitutional questions tied to a 1969 rejected proposal. Clark of Sidney raised the challenge after the attorney general said the 1971 act may be invalid class legislation. Ziebarth and others worked with drafters and legal counsel to address discrepancies and plan to amend next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ziehr
Robert Clark
Sidney Clark
Nebraska
Clark
Ziebarth
Wilcox
Sidney
Opposition to Western Nebraska flight school plan reaffirmed
The Nebraska Aviation Trades Assn board at Kearney on June 13 reaffirmed opposition to Western Nebraska Technical College Sidney flight school education program. It protested use of so-called by WNTC administrator and stated fixed base operators and pilots are legitimate operations regardless of size.
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Kearney
The
Nebraska Aviation Trades Assn
Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Merle Rudebusch
WNTC
Overland Air Service
Lloyd Carr
Carr
Nebraska Aviation Trades Assa
Nebraska
Jim Stinehagen
Cozad
Rod Bergman
Hastings
Chuck Mayer
Dalton
Elmer Plettner
Sutton
Ted Smith
Dalton Mourns Two Deaths in Narrow Time Span
Roger Brennan 80 of Cheyenne County dies at Memorial Hospital Sidney after a long Dalton residency. Funeral service set for Dalton Presbyterian Church with interment in Dalton Cemetery. Also, Gus Kragel 62 drowns near Lisco while fishing, body recovered next day. sheriff reports search aided by planes and divers.
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Cheyenne County
Roger Brennan
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Hiness
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Darrell A Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Dalton Cemetery
Holeciek Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
Mr Brennan
Egan, SD
Roger
Ada Avery Brennan
Dalton
Marie Fegley
Arwilla Martin
Long Beach
Calif
Wilma McDow
Flo Geller
Arthur
Gus Kragel
Duck Lore Lodge
Lisco
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Kragel
Broadwater
Morrill County
Norval Houston
Telegraph
Commissioners Set July 1 Meeting in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County commissioners moved their next regular meeting to July 1 to wind up fiscal 1971 affairs. Kokjer-Clark Chevrolet was the low bidder on a .34 ton pickup at 3084 dollars and Standard Oil Co. offered the winning bid to supply regular gasoline and diesel. A public hearing on July 20 will consider vacating a road between sections 31 and 32 in township 15, range 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Kokjer-Clark Chevrolet
Standard Oil Co
Two Operators Stake Five Drilling Sites in Nebraska
B W Drilling Co of Kimball and Russell P Johnson of Denver have staked five wildcat oil locations in western Nebraska. Three sites lie in Kimball County with one each in Cheyenne and Banner counties. Sites include Huff NE NW 4 15 64 Art Kenton CSE SW 9 14 51 Henry Furst SE NW 9 16, Shoemaker NE SW 22 17 52, Engstrom Farms NE NE 35 17 53, and Johnson SE SW 29 20 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B-W Drilling Co., Inc
Kimball
Russell P. Johnson
Denver
Nebraska
B-W
Kimball County
Cheyenne and
Banner
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Huff
Art Kenton
Cse
Henry Furst
Cheyenne County
Lee Shoemaker
Banner County
Engstrom Farms, Inc
Petro- Lewis Corp
Johnson
Third District SS Benefits Big Business
Congressman Dave Martin notes Social Security payments in Nebraska’s Third District totaled over 9 million in 1970 with 81 504 recipients at year end receiving 7 615 000 monthly payments. National totals exceed 31 billion yearly with 2 6 billion monthly in 1970. District breakdown shows 44 342 retired workers receiving 4 894 000 monthly, 2 541 disabled workers at 309 000, and 34 619 other recipients at 2 486 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Dave Martin
Martin
U.S
Nebraska
Workshop On Drugs Is Set
The Youth Committee of the Governor's Drug Commission announces a Youth Workshop on Drugs from July 22 to 25 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Bren Buckley chairs the committee and says the event aims to provide factual information and spur youth involvement in Nebraska drug-abuse prevention. Guest consultant John Luce of San Francisco, Public Affairs Director of the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, will attend along with other prevention authorities. Open to all high school and college age youth statewide, with a maximum cost per person of 20.50 dollars. Applications to Bren Buckley or Jeff Kushner at the State Capitol address in Lincoln.
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Governor's Drug Commission
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Bren Buckley
Nebraska
Beverly Weddle
John Luce
San Francisco
Luce
Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic
Marilyn Avenue
Lincoln
Jeff Kushner
State Crime Commission
State Capitol
Nebraska high court voids LB 2 over improper wording
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled LB 2 unconstitutional for not detailing the sections it amended. Cheyenne County Attorney Donald Tedesco will study the ruling's impact on pending possession with intent to sell charges against five defendants.
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Cheyenne County
Donald Tedesco
Tedesco
High Court
Kimball County
Kimball County District Court
Stewart Greenberg
Los Angeles
Kimball Couty
John Kuns
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Supreme Court
Leslie Voslaugh
State Justice Department
Voslaugh
Greenburg
Five Panhandle Roads Projects Bid Date Set
Five Panhandle counties have projects listed with bids opening July 15 by the Nebraska Department of Roads. The estimated total cost is about 55 million dollars, with federal funds 31 million and state funds 14 million. Remaining funds come from city and county sources.
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Panhandle
Nebraska Department of Roads
Kimball County
State Line
Kimball
Cheyenne
Deuel Counties
Potter Man Shot In Leg At Antique Shop
John Alves, operator of an antique shop in Potter, is hospitalized at Memorial with a gunshot wound to his calf. He reportedly shot himself Thursday afternoon while handling a .22 rifle and was transported by the Potter Rescue Unit.
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John Alves
Potter
Memorial Hospital
Alves
Potter Rescue Unit
Homicide Hearing Set June for Montoya Case
A preliminary hearing before Cheyenne County Judge Sydney Finch is set for June 22 in the case of the State v Eusebio Montoya Potter 17 charged with motor vehicle homicide. Montoya operated a pickup that collided with a car driven by Lt Joseph Bosshardt US Navy. Bosshardt died soon after. Montoya is held on a $1000 bond.
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Cheyenne
Sydney Finch
Eusebio Montoya
Potter
Montoya
Joseph Bosshardt
US Navy
Bosshardt
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Glenn Kreuscher
Vic Haas
Nebraska Wheat Growers
E.L. Hatcher
National Wheat Institute
Mser.Egging
Anthony Egging
Frontier Airlines
Brennan
Kragels
Art Pelster
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nebraska Supreme Court
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