FBI pursues 16 Pine Ridge suspects in agent killings
The FBI has no positive identifications for 16 suspects in the Pine Ridge killings of agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler, though a spokesman says they have a good idea who they are. Over 150 agents search rugged Pine Ridge terrain as residents sign a petition asking the FBI to leave.
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Monica McNish Memorial Lodge Groundbreaking Set
A groundbreaking ceremony marks the Monica McNish Memorial Lodge site at Lodgepole Valley 4-H Youth Camp on July 4 at 11 a.m. in Sidney as part of the Bicentennial kickoff. Speakers include Mayor Ed Haupt, Ed Narjes, Ed Cole, and Mrs. Dick Fix representing local groups.
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Zoning Review in Sidney Parkland Addition Plans
The Sidney Planning Commission meets to review a duplex and commercial zoning plan for Parkland Addition in southeast Sidney. A preliminary report may be approved with a public hearing date set for next month. The event features remarks by Mrs. Art Brocher, Rev. Harlan Brei will give benediction, and Buffalo Bend singers perform. Bicentennial demonstrations will be held on the campgrounds as renovation continues on four A frame dormitories. Funds from City and county pledges and a $9,000 gift from Mr. and Mrs. J. Hammond McNish support the new building named for their late daughter.
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Weather outlook全年 Nebraska sees heat wave and regional notes
The National Weather Service forecasts no relief from hot humid conditions across Nebraska with highs in the 90s and warm nights. A weak stationary front spans the Dakotas to Wyoming while livestock indices enter danger levels. Norfolk marks the 30th anniversary of its weather service office as a new facility opens, with July outlook predicting above normal temperatures and varied moisture across regions.
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New county attorney to take oath in Cheyenne County
Thomas Sonntag will be appointed and sworn in as Cheyenne County Attorney Tuesday, replacing Don Tedesco. County Clerk Bob Hossle announced the move this morning as Tedesco steps down to devote full time to his Sidney practice. Sonntag will have an office at 920 Jackson St. in the Court House Annex Building. He was born in Minnesota and raised in Iowa, studied at Concordia College, served in the U.S. Army, and is enrolled in the University of Nebraska College of Law. He was admitted to the Nebraska Bar last week.
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Non-duplication rule tightened for KTVS in Sidney
FCC ruling aligns Mountain Time non-duplication with national policy. Cable blackouts require simultaneous Denver program on KTVS Sterling and protection request. Old rules allowed 24 hour protection. radius cut earlier reduced required protections for KDUH Alliance. Brue cites pending broadcaster exception period for financial impact.
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County plan hearing set for Cheyenne County zoning proposal
A public hearing on Cheyenne County's comprehensive zoning and subdivision plan is set for 1 30 pm Tuesday during the County Commissioners meeting. The session will consider adopting the plan and the National Electric Code Building Code and Plumbing Code. Alph Anderson will speak at 11 15 am and Archie Greenwood at 3 30 pm.
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Fireworks fundraiser ends drive early in Sidney event
Fireworks planners report a financial deficit for the Fourth of July display but say donations have picked up in recent days. The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department will cancel its fundraising drive, and organizers hope clubs and groups will support next year’s bicentennial fireworks. The display starts near dusk Friday at Verde Lane Dam on the city’s south edge.
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Exon to Confer With Federal Officials on Platte River Controversy
Lincoln Nebraska AP Gov J J Exon to meet in Washington with Army Corps of Engineers EPA and a congressional staff to discuss whether the Platte River is navigable Exon stresses roundtable format as he fights Corps broad authority over inland waters citing Muskie letter cautioning against expansive jurisdiction The meeting comes amid disputes over Corps regulation and pending clarifying legislation.
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