Solution Nearing in SEA School Dispute in Sidney
A two year dispute between the Sidney Educators' Association and the Sidney Board of Education nears resolution as Court of Industrial Relations hearings approach. The core issue is a salary schedule preference between an increment system and a preset index system, with a decision expected four to six weeks after the June 29 CIA session.
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David Hendee
Sidney Educators’ Association
Sidney Board of Education
Court of Industrial Relations
Russell Pedersen
CIA
Sidney
Dick Osterday
SEA
Nebraska State Education Association
Osterday
The
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Carl Cornelius
John Platz
Bob Cook
Elizabeth Young
Teachers’ Association
Cook
Recreation Program Opens With Ground School Sessions
VIRGIL LEHMEUNLER leads a city Summer Recreation flying course with one hour weekly ground school. Students progress to solo after dual instruction. Judy Werlman and Jane Gerler learn origami under Mrs. Wilbert Higuchi. More participants are sought for origami, flag football, volleyball, kite flying and chess per Summer Recreation Director Scott Cook.
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Virgil Lehmeunler
Judy Wernsman
Jane Gerler
Wilbert Higuchi
Scott Cook
Villages Allocate Revenue Sharing Funds for 1973
Four Cheyenne County villages designate 1973 first half revenue sharing spending. Potter uses 1000 dollars for library services with remaining funds for undesignated projects. Dalton allocates 1546 dollars to administration and possibly a new water well. Gurley earmarks 1300 dollars for a village hall furnace with other expenses. Lodgepole assigns 1585 dollars for wiring upgrades 560 for summer program and playgrounds 350 to replace library windows.
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Cheyenne County
Potter’s
Pat Wickhorst
Dalton
Ted Panas
Panas
Gurley Village
Lyle Mather
Lodgepole
Ruth Dykman
College Board Sets Meeting For Thursday
The newly appointed Western Nebraska Technical Community College District board will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Nebraska Western College in Scottsbluff. Officers will be elected legal counsel appointed budget discussed and funds deposited. Sidney board members include William G Kelley and Dr H C Q Nelson.
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Western Nebraska Technical Community College District
Nebraska Western College
Scottsbluff
Sidney
William G. Kelley
H. C. Q. Nelson
Police hold two men in theft case linked to Ogallala
The Sidney Police hold Bob Bennett and Dennis Stokes in connection with a stolen 1969 E Z Haul Truck from Gulf Station on I 80 in Ogallala. Ogallala asked Sidney for aid, and the pair were taken into custody Tuesday night.
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Sidney
Bob Bennett
Dennis Stokes
Ogallala
Gulf Station
I-80
Melvin Hietz
Donald Hawkins
Peelz
Ford
Dena Ross
Gregory Hagan
Hagan
Western Outlook Travel Guide in Sidney Telegraph
The June issue of Western Outlook Magazine, a travel guide, is included in this Sidney Telegraph issue. Feature writer Jack H. Lowe urges Nebraskans to save gas by exploring Nebraska first and promotes a state pride theme with photos and stories by Ed Sykes and Lowe.
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Western Outlook Magazine
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
Jack H. Lowe
Ed Sykes
Lowe
Jack Lowe
Salary Increase Sought for County Officials in Sidney
County Attorney Don Tedesco called for a substantial raise for county officials claiming underpayment for the sheriff and attorney and proposed a minimum $12 000 salary for the county attorney. Also discussed were road improvements near cemetery land and unpaid ambulance bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tedesco
Tedesco
Jack Lowe
Panhandle Growth Inc
Panhandle Forecast Mostly Fair And Warmer
The Panhandle forecast calls for mostly fair weather through Thursday. It will be a bit warmer this afternoon with highs from 70 to 75 and low temperatures around 40 to 45. Thursday’s high is expected to reach 72 to 76 with northwest winds 12 to 18 mph this afternoon and 5 to 10 mph tonight.
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Panhandle
Small Claims Court praised yet doubted by Sidney merchants
Local businessmen report limited success in small claims since 1973. They cite unpaid judgments and costly garnishment as barriers. Judge Sydney Finch says the court is a referee, not a cure-all, with many winners unable to collect and few benefiting from the informal process.
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Small Claims Court
Lena Cook
House of Flowers
North Plaiie
Sidney
Sydney Finch
Finch
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Foreign Veterans Service Committee
Billie Smith
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