90 Percent Of Farms Sign For Grain Plans In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County reports 1175 farms signed for 1973 wheat and feed grain programs, about 90 percent of eligible farms. Thompson of ASCS outlines basic and zero set aside plans for wheat and feed grain, with guidance to consult the county office at 11th and Alvarado Road in Sidney for details.
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Cheyenne County
Lawrence Thompson
ASCS
Thompson
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
11Th and
Alvarado Road
Sidney
Davis Sees Tight Storage and Transport Ahead for Grain
Cheyenne county ASC chair Ray Davis says producers with government loans may redeem and move grain if markets hold, but storage and transport bottlenecks could block farm movement before loan maturity. Deferred payments may be offered in some areas, with notice to farmers if Cheyenne County qualifies.
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Ray Davis
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Ray
Davis
Cheyenne County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
ASCS
Panhandle Weather Outlook
This afternoon partly cloudy with temperatures near 60 to 65. Tonight increasing clouds with lows around 25 to 30. Tuesday will be cooler with highs 45 to 50 and mostly cloudy skies. Winds from the south to southeast 5 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 5 percent this afternoon 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. Extended outlook shows a chance of rain Wednesday then mostly clear Thursday and Friday with highs in the 40s to 50s and chilly nights.
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Panhandle
RC&D Vote Set Thursday for Panhandle Plan Council
Vernon C Rockey, president of the Panhandle Resource Conservation and Development Project, announced a special General Assembly Meeting at Bell Restaurant north of Bridgeport Starling at 3 p.m. Thursday. The session will review by laws changes to qualify as an APO and elect officers with officers chosen by the general assembly of delegates. Planning functions will continue under the new name Panhandle Resource Conservation Development and Planning Council.
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Vernon C Rockey
Crawford
Panhandle Resource Conservation and Development Project
General Assembly
Bell Restaurant
Bridgeport Starling
Panhandle Ac&d
APO
Panhandle Resource Conservation, Development and Planning Council
Wheat Growers Meet March 19 In Ogallala
The Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers hold their regular meeting March 19 at the Ramada Inn in Ogallala. Guest speaker Wayne Henry director of research Far Mar Co Hutchinson Kan will discuss a breakthrough in wheat research and the idea of fractionating the kernel into its basic compounds for industrial use.
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Nebraska- Wyoming
Ramada Inn
Ogallala
Wayne Henry
Far-Mar-Co
Hutchinson, Kan
Drug Council Set Wednesday in Cheyenne County Meeting
Kent Estis of the Health Education and Welfare Department will address Cheyenne County Drug Council's monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Courthouse basement. Dick Osterday will report on local drug programs. The group, formed to fight drug abuse, has shown films and hosted speakers from Teen Challenge and local health and state agencies, and will study glue sales at stores.
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Kent Estis
Health Education and Welfare Department
Kearney
Drug Council
Cheyenne County
Dick Osterday
Art Linkletter
New York
Denver
Martha Martinez
Scottsbluff
John Trenary
Bob Clinkenbeard
State Patrol
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Council Weighs Public Works and Jail Deals
Sidney City Council plans a full agenda including repaving six blocks downtown alleys between 9th and 12th Avenues and paving the 10th Ave and Hickory parking lot. A plan to relocate Highway 19 through the West Interchange and a jail liability update are on tap, plus budget, inventory, rural zoning extension, and a Community Improvement Contest entry.
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10Th Ave
Hickory
City of
Sidney
Nebraska
Thief Snatches Wallet and Flees at Night
Sidney police logged a mugging with a male suspect in a red and white sweater who snatched a wallet from Fred Beyer at his door and fled west. The incident followed a weekend of vandalism and three accidents including a 1973 Winnebago vs a 1973 Buick collision and a DWI arrest.
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Sidney
Fred Beyer
King
Beyers
Beyer
Larabee Motors
Jack E Keigham
Belmond
Milburn Scheibe
Huron
12Th
Illinois
Scheibe
Joseph Haugan
Linden Sanders
Charlotte Drive
King Street
11Th Ave
Kermit Brumbaugh
Head Start Seeks Grant for Family Services
Joan Cromer head start director at Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency announces Region VII Office of Head Start has notified of a grant request for family services expansion. The proposal aims to expand early education, parenting support, and community outreach through the Panhandle agency.
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Joan Cromer
Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency
Region VII
CFRP
Health Delivery Services
Dental
Prospective CFRP Programs Narrow to 11 Sites Across Nation
The agency prospectus for 11 Child and Family Resource Programs remains competitive after initial screening reduced 44 applicants to 22 under review in Washington. Regions include a Missouri Ozarks site, with final selections by OCD officials and consultants for $125 000 yearly grants over four years.
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Washington
Region VII
Missouri Ozarks
OCD
Hew-Ocd
Jackson Named Head of Street Department
Mel Jackson has been named city street operations superintendent replacing Bruce Raddatz who will remain city engineer full time. City Manager Ed Prince said the change frees Raddatz from daily street duties to focus on parks and utility planning while he continues street department engineering to preserve a $3,500 state road incentive. Jackson has been with the street department three years and foreman since December 1971. He will oversee daily activities including cleaning patching repair maintenance and snow removal.
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Mel Jackson
Bruce Raddatz
Ed Prince
Prince
Raddatz
Sidney Board Meeting Focuses on Teachers Contracts
The Sidney Board of Education will meet at 7:45 p.m. to discuss teachers contracts for 1973-74 and potential reopening of the dispute with the Sidney Educators' Association at the Court of Industrial Relations. Also on the agenda are the 1973-74 calendar, Iowa Tests results, a retirement commendation for Ancel Lewis, and routine items.
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Sidney Board of Education
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Educators’ Association
State Court of Industrial Relations
the Sea
Sidney Board
The
SEA
Sidney
Iowa
Ancel Lewis
Cheyenne Chamber Sets Trade Fair Meeting
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will hold a Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. to discuss a May 24 to 26 trade fair at the National Guard Armory. Exhibitor reservations begin after the meeting with priority to local businesses. The session, led by trade fair chairman Dan Rowan, will be in the Cheyenne County Courthouse south basement.
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Cheyenne
asiGednty Chamber of Commerce
Dan‘ Rowan
National Guard Armory
Cheyenne County
Right-of-Way Talks Proceed for Sidney Airport Project
The Department of Roads assigns Willard Beahm as negotiator to purchase right-of-way for the Sidney Airport improvement in Airport West. Negotiations began March 5, according to the DOR.
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Department of Roads
Willard Beahm
Sidney Airport
DOR
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Sidney High School
Jack Stewart
Chuck Haupt
Bob Decker
Jay Matzke
Jim Young
Coach Stewart
Rick Seidel
Larry O’halloran
Randy Jobman
Bruce Hochman
Scott Cornelius
Telegraph
Dennis Berry
Rc&d
Whch
Weymouth
Jackson
CIR
Supreme Court
CIA
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