Cheyenne County Chamber to Host Music Themed Annual Meeting
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce plans a music filled annual meeting at the Junior High School auditorium with The Mario Singers of Denver and the Fort Sidney Colonels of Sidney sharing the stage. President James Payne will outline future hopes briefly between performances. The event blends business with entertainment to kick off a new Chamber year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
James Payne
C of C
Mario Singers
Denver
Fort Sidney
Payne
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Fort Sidney Colonels
4-H Health Program Units Promote Youth Service
Local 4-H clubs nationwide engage youth in health and service projects. Activities include aiding the Red Cross at Christmas, assisting cancer victims, funding meals for hungry children, dental and eye checkups drives, and UNICEF relief efforts. Eli Lilly sponsors incentives with medals and scholarships through the National 4-H Service Committee.
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America
Cooperative Extension Service
Tulare County
California
Joe Martin
Monroe County
Mississippi
Red Cross
Talbot Cunty
Maryland
San Juan County
New Mexico
Cancer Society
Missouri
Unicef
Civil Defense
Eli Lilly and Company
Meditation Room proposed for Nebraska Statehouse
Mrs. C B Dorwart Nebraska's 1970 Mother of the Year urged a meditation room in the statehouse for lawmakers to seek solitude before big decisions. She cited Sen. Charles Percy as a national example and noted many leaders retire for prayer and reflection to avoid hasty judgments.
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C B Dorwart
Nebraska
Statehouse
Charles Percy
Illinois
United Nations Founded On October 24 1945 Grows To 137 Members
The United Nations officially came into being on October 24 1945. It now has 137 member states reflecting expanding international cooperation and membership.
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United Nations
Looking After Judges Tests Nebraska Merit System
The piece argues the Nebraska judiciary protects its own, citing Judge Joseph Act’s long inactivity and late retirement. It notes Act recertified, Kokjer’s move to Supreme Court reporter, and questions public accountability and taxpayer-funded retirement incentives within the merit system.
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Nebraska Judiciary and Bar Fraternity
Joseph Ach
Wilber
Nebraska Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Judge Act
Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Bar
Act
H. Emerson Kokjer
Wahoo
Nebraska Supreme Court
Kokjer
Saunders County
Neb. 3.2 beer bill called for hearing opposition voiced
A Scottsbluff Star-Herald editorial urges lawmakers to oppose LB546 which would allow 3.2 beer sales to 18 plus. The piece cites Sen. Terry Carpenter’s retail ties and Sen. Herb Nore’s warning to treat alcohol as a severe drug. It argues the measure promotes drinking among youths and risks public harm.
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Terry Carpenter
Terry
Nebraska
Unicam
Herb Nore
Genoa
Nore
Scottsbluff Star - Herald
A Tight Labor Market Shapes Student Outlook and Appearance
A tight labor market alters how students view themselves and their world. At the University of Oregon a senior sent 700 feeler letters with no job offers, while at the University of Miami placement officials note students arriving clean shaved in white shirts and ties as long hair falls out. Employers can be choosy in a tight market.
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University of Oregon
University of Miami
Sidney Treasures and Trials in Fort Sidney Days Chronicle
Sidney retailers vow Saturday operations during Fort Sidney Days. Farmers fetch safflower price at seventy dollars per ton. Civil Service honor awarded to LaVerne Couch. Firelight fate claims Mr. and Mrs. James Milam. butane heater cited. Fort Sidney monument trees planted as town schools advance.
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Fort Sidney
Civil Service
LaVerne Couch
Benny Hockmann
Sidney Jaycees
Brigadoon
George Young
McAllen
Texas
Federal Land Bank
Scottsbluff
Gering
James Milam
Elm St
Halliburton, Co
Civic Music
L.L. Pippitt
J.H. McNish
J.H. Lowe
C.A. Foster
George H. Sizemore
Emil Nightengale
Sioux Ordinance Depot
Ft. Sidney
J. Fred Thompson
Wayne Ayres
Jack Knicely
D.W. Jorgenson
Wm. Sparks No. 1
Ohio Oil Co
Porter
Lodgepole
William Jordan
Colorado Springs
J.K Mahr
Fort Sidney Monument
Stanley Rabe
Fort Omaha
Fort Des Moines
Elwood Singer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
Charles Sokols
California
James Wolfe
Albert Johnson
North Colton
Ivan F. Lucas
Cheyenne County
R.M. Walther
Telephone Company
Lions Club
Stanley Preble
Lewis Boucher
West Coast
East Coast
Coast Guard
Belly Jean Peters
Lincoln
C.A. West Co
Tractor Driver 12-Year-Old Liable for Damages in Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court rules tractor on public highway is a motor vehicle and a 12-year-old may not legally operate it. Owner who permits such operation is negligent if the driver fails to signal turns and causes an accident. The case holds Tom liable to Henry for damages due to James's negligent driving.
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Tom
James
Henry
Nebraska
Supreme Court of
State of
Nebraska State Bar Association
State House
Lincoln
Nebr
College records and extra curriculars in hiring
The author argues employers consider a candidate’s activities beyond grades. In college years, participation in sanctioned programs or attempts to disrupt the system may influence job prospects for future management trainees. Students should weigh how their conduct could affect employment chances.
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Omaha World Herald
Reader Letters On Front Page But Warning Of Felony Consequences
A letter expresses support for more accessible coverage like A Terrible Price and urges informing the public about felony penalties. The author shares personal experience of a first offense, probation, and risks of jail, plus a note on media coverage. The Nebraska Heart Association promotes heart healthy dieting with a pamphlet offer.
IRS Director Says Form 1040 Not So Tough
Omaha Neb IRA director Richard Vinal warns taxpayers about ads claiming Form 1040 is extremely complex. The IRS has simplified 1970 forms, offers to compute income tax credits for up to 30 million filers, and stresses that taxpayers remain responsible for accuracy while choosing reputable preparers.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue For
Vinal
TRS
IRS
Big Cheyenne trial and prairie woes in 1891
In Cheyenne a major trial of horse thieves unfolds with attorney Henry St. Rayner of Sidney defending. Prairie dogs plague settlers while farmer J H Trissell leads local crop outputs of 1300 bushels of corn, 100 of wheat, and 250 of oats. A Pine Ridge regiment travels to California and Martin Boreson secures final land proof. Snow drifts reach 16 feet north river country and Eisle dies in a sleigh accident with a companion.
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Cheyenne
Henry St. Rayner
Sidney
J.H. Trissell
Pine Ridge
California
Martin Boreson
Colton Precinct
L.B. Cary
North River
Eisle
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Richard Scriber
Erwin Schmale
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Edward Furer
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Fred Harris
Potter
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Columbia Records
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Elizabeth Gould
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Nels Olson
Joseph Sharmer
Earl R. Kraiz
Fred King
H.H. Libby
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