Oilmen hail Nixon veto on oil price rollback in energy bill
Panhandle oil officials praise the president for vetoing energy emergency legislation. Nebraska official Jack Fish says the rollback would have cut crude prices too low and reduced exploration. Despite the veto, Panhandle wildcat drilling continues with several crews preparing new tests in Cheyenne and Banner counties.
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Fish
Nixon
America
Congress
Panhandle
Commission
Helmreich and Payne, Inc
Tucker- Arneson
Cheyenne County
Exeter
Banner County
Wildcat
Toltek Drilling and Provident Resources Limited
Standers J & L
Toltek
Teachers Negotiations Start Monday in Sidney
First round talks between the Sidney Educators Association and the Sidney Board of Education begin Monday at 7 30 pm. Board representatives include Dr C J Cornelius Dr John Platz and president Bob Cook with Pedersen Wintermore as researchers and Wakmann? as noted. SEA team includes Wilbert Higuchi Ken Moncrief and Bill Rush with Nadine Hinn and Geraldine Olsen as recorders. Talks aim to settle salary medical insurance policy changes schooling pay increases and sick leave sharing. court cases from 1972 73 and 1973 74 remain pending.
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Sidney Educators’ Association
Sidney Board of Education
C J Cornelius
John Platz
Bob Cook
Cook
R J Pedersen
Leonard Wintermore
the Sea
Wilbert Higuchi
Ken Moncrief
Bill Rush
Nadine Hinn
Geraldine Olsen
State Court of Industrial Relations
Chamber considers pumping solution for Lodgepole Creek plan
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce board reviews converting Lodgepole Creek into a recreation facility. water supply doubts loom over springs, pump option discussed to meet irrigation needs. Fort Robinson brochures funded from city tax. coins sale profits may refund donation. retail committee plans a March 11 mother recognition day with carnations via printed coupons.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Floyd Sanks
Dewey Merck
Lodgepole Creek
Sanks
Fort Robinson
Panhandle
Farm Home Administration
Dan Rowan
Sidney ‘Telegraph
Right To Life Meeting Set For St Pauls Building
A Right to Life organizational meeting is scheduled for 7 30 pm Monday at the St Pauls educational building. The non denominational group welcomes interested people and aims to inform on respect and dignity for human life, including fetuses, with plans to address euthanasia. Birthright previously organized locally and focuses on aiding women with unwanted pregnancies.
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Right To Life
St Paul's
Birthright
Cook Enters School Board Election Race
Bob Cook, a four year incumbent who heads the Sidney Board of Education, became the second person to file for election to the Sidney Board of Education. Four of the six seats will appear on the ballot. Elizabeth Young, another four year incumbent, filed for election Wednesday. Jack Knicely and Neil Allison have said they are not seeking re election.
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Bob Cook
Sidney Board of Education
Cook
Elizabeth Young
Jack Knicely
Neil Allison
RC “Chick’' Cunningham
City Planning Commission
Cunningham
Planning Commission
Sidney
Community Improvement Luncheon Set Monday
The Sidney Community Improvement Council will discuss 1974 program projects at a Dutch luncheon Monday at 11:30 a.m. at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Rev Tom Ryan and Kay Fix co chairmen invite participation and ideas from residents.
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Sidney Community Improvement Council
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Tom Ryan
Father Ryan
Kay Fix
Sidney Considers Minimum Housing Standards Ordinance
The Sidney City Council weighs a proposal setting minimum housing standards for all homes, apartments and boarding houses. The plan includes a kitchen sink, flush toilet, running water, ventilation, lighting, and floor area rules plus occupant and landlord duties and a review and appeal process. Three readings are required before passage and enforcement could include licenses for rooming houses and potential variances or district court appeals.
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Sidney
Planning Commission
Cunningham
Board of Adjustment
New School Land Rent Plan Advances to Legislature Floor
An Agriculture and Environment Committee bill moves to the legislature floor revising rents on state school lands to be based on rental value rather than appraised or selling price. The amendment lets the State Board of Educational Lands and Funds reflect changes in farm product prices.
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Agriculture and Environment Committee
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Associated Press
John DeCamp
Neligh
DeCamp
Free tax help offered by Western Nebraska Tech College students
Western Nebraska Technical College accounting class members and instructor Jim Bounds offer free help estimating income tax returns at the Sidney Community Action Office on Mondays and Wednesdays from 2 to 5. Appointments can be made by calling 254-2179.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Jim Bounds
Sidney Community Action Office
Jacque Witt
McCook
Robert Hilpert
Potter
Willard Simms
Sidney
Francine Merrell
Crawford
Election filings near deadline in county offices
With a week to go before the filing deadline most incumbents have filed for election. I A Caldwell and Don Tedesco have not yet decided. County Clerk Robert Hossle County Assessor Mabel Portz County Treasurer Milt Nissen and Elva Davison filed for office along with deputy counts sheriff. Three more filed for county convention delegates including Jack Knicely Clark Fuller Donna Fuehrer.
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Court House
I. A. Caldwell
Don Tedesco
Kermit Brumbaugh
Tedesco
Robert Hossle
Mabel Portz
Milt Nissen
Elva Davison
Jack Knicely
Clark Fuller
Knicely
Sidney 1
Fuller
Brownson
Donna Fuehrer
Lorenzo Preeinet
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Sidney Band Auxiliary
Lions Club
Vince Maliszewski
The
Lions
Otto Aufdengarten
Auxiliary
Nebraska
Telegraph
Frances Craig
Gurley
Lincoln
Pirates
Harrison
Goring
Virg Schumacher
Caldwell
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