Telegraph Press Expands To Eleven Thousand Square Foot Plant
The Telegraph Printing Co Inc will move to expanded quarters at 809 Illinois this summer with remodeling starting April 1 and occupancy by early June. New presses arriving April 1 will double page capacity and nearly double speed, aiding a shift to color and expanded services. The 11 000 square foot facility will include improved offices and staff space, with staff rising from 21 to about 30 by year end. The firm, founded in 1873, will also launch a new publishing services division for undisclosed papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegraph Printing Co . Inc
John Gottschalk
Illinois
Larcbee Auto-Truck Center
Sidney Telegraph
Gottschalk
Sidney
Jack Lowe
Nebraska Press
Larabee Auto Expands to I H Building Complex
Sidney based Larabee Auto & Truck Center Inc announced expansion into the International Harvester building on East Highway 30. The 13 000 square foot highway frontage facility will house offices showroom and service areas with a rear 20 000 square foot building for storage and operations. Thomas L Kokjer becomes investor as the firm plans to add GMC and American Motors lines and move by month end aiming full setup by May 1.
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Stan Larabee
Larabee Auto & Truck Center. Inc
International Harvester Co
East Highway 30
Larabee
Knoc Pkins
8Th
Ninos St
Thomas L. Kokjer
Sidney
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Pontiac
American Motors
GMC
Larabee Olds-Cadillac
Kokjer
Larabee Enterprise
General Motors
Frontier Beechcraft Schedule Boosts Sidney Airboardings
February Sidney boardings reached 79 with an additional 61 deplaned while Frontier Airlines restored early morning service to Denver. Dale Kindred notes new schedules drew many new fliers and improved connections to Omaha and Lincoln, with 116 flights in February and 4 misses.
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Frontier Airlines
Dale Kindred
Sidney
Denver
Frontier Service
Rapid City
Omaha
Lincoln
Frontier
Counties Villages See Favorable Filing for Boards and Caucuses
County villages report strong candidate interest with caucus filings closing and the March 10 deadline looming. In Dalton and Lodgepole, school board openings number four with terms four years and two years, plus village positions. incumbents and a slate of nominees compete for top spots.
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Dalton
LeMoyne Myers
Catherine Pelster
Theodore Panas
Richard van Anne
Russell Rushman
Rod McConnell
Bud Lojek
Roy Vick
Raymond Ernest
Mr. Myers
Mr Vick
Ernest
McConnell
Pelster
Lloyd Winkelman
Cletus Semper
C. Vander St
Mr Bond
Mr. Zalesky
Dailey
Ronald Sick
Loren Block
Leonard Soucie
Louis Schmale
Howard Hurst
Leonard Hendricks
Arnold Kehl
Raiders In Championship at Scott’s Bluff Junior High Gym
Sidney’s Red Raiders face Alliance in the District B 8 Regional final at 7 30 pm. Victory earns a state tournament berth, aiming for a third straight state appearance and fourth in five years, a SHS record unlikely to match.
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Sidney
Red Raiders
Scottsbluff
Eares
Raiders
SHS
Doheny Stakes Two New Sites
Patrick A Doheny, oil explorer in western Nebraska, parks two new drilling sites in Cheyenne and Kimball counties with Gear Drilling Co. for Strandberg No 1A and Linn No 1, while Summit Oil Co. operates. Gear also handles a wildcat in Banner County at Brown No 1. Four wells were plugged last week, third straight week with no new producers.
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Patrick A Doheny
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Kimball
Gear Drilling Co
Cheyenne County
Linn
Kimball County
Gear
Banner County
Brown
Summit Oil
Last Day For Primary Vote Is April 28
Those who have changed political party their name place of residency or will have their 18th birthday by April 28 are required to register with the County Clerk on or before April 28 if they wish to vote in the May 9 primary. Deadline for registration for the Nov 7 general election is the second Friday preceding that date. The voting precinct will be told at the time of filling in the form which requires name address party birth information general description and occupation.
Elks award top honors in Most Valuable Students program
Dalton and St Patrick’s High School seniors win Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Students awards. Julie McRoberts and Peter Lenzen earn $50 prizes with alternates Deanna Fehringer and Michael Schinzel stepping in. State and national prizes total $521,500. winners chosen from top five percent with essays and recommendations.
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Julie Beth McRoberts
Peter Arthur Lenzen
Elks National Foundation
Deanna Fehringer
Michael Edward Schinzel
Walt Skrdlant
Sidney Ellis
Miss McRoberts
Lenzen
Dalton High School
Kenneth G McRoberts
Dalton Lenzen
Arthur P Lenzen
Sidney
St. Patrick's High School
Miss Fehringer
Ivan Fehringer
Summit Drive
St Patrick’s High School
Three Accidents Reported in Sidney This Week
Three accidents were reported to the Sidney Police Department this week. A Forther car and a Hardy car collided at Tenth Ave and Illinois, causing $1,750 in damage with no injuries. A stop sign collision between Judy Pittam and Tony Grothe caused minor damage. Louise Krajewski struck a parked car on Forrest and 14th, causing $850 in damage. no charges were filed.
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Sidney
Frank Forther
el Paso
Tex
Arthur Hardy
Sidney the Forther
Illinois
Tenth Ave
Hardy
Judy Pittam
Tony Grothe
13Th and
Newton
Grothe
Pittam
Louise E. Krajewski
Ogallala
Forrest
14Th Ave
Margaret Steele
Krajewski
Steele
Local filings announce council and school board candidates
Recent registrants with city and county clerks were announced this morning by Gordon Tobin and Bob Hossle. Filing for councilmen includes John A Mason and LeRoy F Spieker for short term, along with Violet Minshall James Lodes Vincent Maliszewski Marion Hull and Robert L Bartels seeking three seats. School board candidates are Mrs Jerry Van Natter and Carl J Cornelius Jr joining Simmons Cook Jr on the primary ballot. County and national party delegates include M G P Nissen John M James and Patrick J Heaton Sr for the Democratic Convention and national delegation.
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Gordon Tobin
Bob Hossle
John A Mason
Craig
LeRoy F Spieker
Violet Minshall
James Lodes
Vincent Maliszewski
Marion L. Hull
Robert L Bartels
Jerry
Susan) van Natter
Linden
Carl J Cornelius Jr
el Rancho Road
Simmons Cook Jr
M G P Nissen
John M James
Patrick J Heaton Sr
Sayther in Satisfactory Condition After Minnesota Accident
Clifford Sayther of Mound Minnesota is reported in satisfactory condition after a Wednesday 9 30 a m accident six miles north of Dalton. His 1972 Chrysler Imperial veered from the highway into a driveway causing extensive damage. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by ambulance en route to Rapid City South Dakota for a short vacation after two months here. He works in the jewelry trade in Rapid City Bismarck and Sidney.
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C W
Clifford) Sayther
Mound
Minn
Dalton
Memorial Hospital
Sayther
Rapid City
Bismarck
Sidney
Property Tax Veto Stands By 3 Votes
Forces led by Crofton Sen J W Burbach failed to override Gov J J Exon's veto of a Personal Property Tax Exemption bill. The override vote of 27 to 20 fell short by three, as absent senators shifted positions and Gov Exon hailed the result as a step toward fair tax reform in Nebraska.
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Odell Hanson
Associated Press
Crofton
J W Burbach
J J Exon
Sixon
Burbach
Exon
Houston
Tex
Nebraska
J. James Waldron
Callaway
LBIAT
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Richard Lewis
Holbrook
Thomas Kennedy
Newman Grove
Wayne Zicbarth
Wilcox Voling
Len Ellen Craft
North Platte
Barbach
Kaves Lbs
John de Camp
Nelizh
Waldron
Atty
Clarence A . Meyer
State Supreme Court
Carpenter
Carsten
Carstens
Clark
Duis
Epke
Hasebroock
Halmquist
Johnson
Kime
Kokes
Kremer
Lewis
Luedtke
Mareth
Marvel
Nore Schmit
Stromer
Stuil Swanson
Waldo
Warner
Whitney
Wiltse
Barnett
Chambers
DeCamp
Elrod
Goodrich
Kennedy Keyes
Mahoney
Morgan
Moylan
Orme
Pilster
Proud
Savage
Simpson
Skarda
Snyder
Strahmer
Syas
Ziebarth
Craft
Klaver
Evans Improves After Car Crash Injury
Evans improved after a Friday auto accident. Bob Evans, hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Cheyenne, is off the critical list as his lung clears and doctors plan surgery on his broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Pillam
Sidney
Bob Evans
Evans
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
NRD Plan Merges SWCDs Into Three-County District
Conservationists from Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel SWCDs met state officials to discuss implementing Nebraska's new Natural Resources District law. The tri county NRD will be governed by an 18 member board including the five SWCD chairs and three city appointees from Kimball Sidney Chappell. The board serves until the 1974 general election.
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Cheyenne, Kimball
Devel County
NRD
SWCD
Kimball, Sidney and
Chappell
Chamberlain
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Lowe
Telegraph
Kindred
T Am
Chadron
Dick Smith
Arnold Michelman
Kehl
Hendricks
Hurst
Don Hyde
Dale Wise
Barton Bondegard Gurley
Virgil Schumacher
Alan Lessman
Harold Draper
Rowland Larson
Donald Bremer
Ernest Deaver
Kenneth Larson
Potter
Elvin Thies
Les Wills
Harold Steele
Steeele
Thies
Herbert Pabst
Elmer Jung
Merlin Maas
Gordon Reed
Terrell Wickhorst
Keith Sprenger
Wendel Mathewson
Mary Abbie Andersen
Dale McKinney
Reed
Mr. Wickhosst
Elks
Edward L. Schinzel
Michael
Julie McRoberts
Peter Lenzen
Michael Schinzel
Mr. Sayther
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