Modern Hot Cold Carts Upgrade Hospital Food Service
Memorial Hospital in Sidney received three state of the art food serving carts funded by the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and hospital funds. Each electric cart holds 20 trays and can keep meals hot or cold with a built in freezer and beverage service. The carts, stainless steel and on heavy wheels, cost over 1600 dollars each and improve tray delivery to patient rooms within thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
C. B. Dorwart
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
J. B. Ruttner
Cheyenne County
C. B.dorwart
No Contest In 2 County Offices Race
Filing deadline shows five Cheyenne County offices uncontested with three incumbents unopposed Ralph Englert County Clerk John Peetz Jr County Attorney Ruby Spindler Henkle District Court Clerk I A Caldwell County Superintendent G F Bush Public Defender also unopposed for other posts include Commissioner second district Carl Olson incumbent Doug Boyd Tom Lenzen Leonard Fine third District William G Smith Incumbent Raymond Lessman Francis Runge Treasurer Mable Jorgensen John Underdown Milt Nissen Assessor Ed Swanson Incumbent Stewart Brown Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh Gene Morris Jack Curless Wheatbelt Board of Directors Wayne Bond Raymond Weed Noxious Weed Authority Lumir Studnicka Roy E Earnhart Delegates to Democratic County Convention list reads like a long roster.
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Cheyenne
Ralph Englert
John Peetz Jr
Ruby Spindler Henkle
I. A. Caldwell
G. F. Bush
Public Defender
Carl Olson
Doug Boyd
Tom Lenzen
Leonard Fine
William G.smith
Raymond Less
Lois Dindinger
Lois Story
Caroline Sparks
John Schoen
Muriel Crosby
Tom Allington
Madeline Aufdengarten
Wayne Campbell
E. K. Yanney
Robert McKay
Harold Spiker
L. H. Russell
H.C.Q. Nelson
K.M. Noteboom
Lois Ham
John M. James
Arno Thomas
Maurice A. Nelson
Gerald Olson
Bonnie Pitman
Donna L. Fuehrer
Saving Of Green Starts Thursday
The Sidney retail committee promotes a “Saving of the Green” event Thursday through Saturday aligned with St. Patrick’s Day. Thrift-minded shoppers are urged to check Wednesday’s Sidney Telegraph for value-filled retail lines as this sale shapes up as a top annual promotion.
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Sidney
St. Patrick’s Day
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Telegraph
Council To Meet Twice This Week
The Sidney city council meets tonight to tackle routine items including two liquor licenses and returns Wednesday with the city planning commission for a progress report on the comprehensive planning study by Henningson Durham and Richardson of Omaha. A Nebraska Division of Resources representative will attend as the study must be outlined and approved before federal urban development funds eligibility.
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City Planning Commission
Henningson
Damage suit seeks 35000 over 1963 wreck at 21st and Clinton
Dorothy M. Mick sues Elaine Klug for 35000 claiming severe spinal injury and partial loss of leg after a March 7, 1963 crash at the corner of 21st and Clinton. Mick alleges Klug drove negligently, causing Easterly to hit Mick who was rear ended, with damages for past and future medical needs.
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Clerk of the District Court
Dorothy M. Mick
Elaine Klug
21St and
Clinois
Mick
Jack Easterly
Judge Kuns Sits With High Court
Lincoln district judges John Kuns of Kimball and John C. Burke of Omaha sat with the Nebraska Supreme Court during Chief Justice Paul W. White illness absence. The two served two days while one justice was unable to hear oral arguments.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Supreme Court
Paul W. White
John Kuns
Kimball
John C. Burke
Omaha
Supreme Court
Kuns
Panhandle weather forecast shows modest warmth ahead
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows of 30 to 40 and highs of 55 to 65. The five day outlook projects temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal, with daily changes. Expect highs around 50 to 60 and lows 25 to 35, with a few light showers scattered through the period. Courtesy Frontier Airlines. Boost Nebraska.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Housing Project Facts In Special Article
Citizens of Sidney will vote April 5 on a low cost housing project using Federal funds. No special taxes would be assumed by Sidney property owners if approved. The program would aid families with low incomes and align Sidney with other progressive cities already operating similar housing. A detailed article appears on Page 4, Section 2 of The Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Natron
Sidney Telegraph
Weed Authority Strengthened By New State Laws
Nebraska passes laws boosting noxious weed control with stronger county and city enforcement. Cheyenne County Weed Authority replaces the old district to execute the program, ensuring sustained weed management. Read Page One Section Two for details and how it may affect property owners.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Weed Authority
P O Star Route Now Up For Bid
The Sidney Post Office invites bids to operate the Sterling to Sidney Star Route. Bid forms and details are available at the post office. Bids must be submitted by April 14 for a contract running from April 30, 1966, to June 30, 1968.
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Sidney
Sterling
15 Percent Wheat Allotment Increase Predicted
Ray Davis of Potter, president of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association, told about 200 at the Box Butte County Wheat Growers dinner that a 15 percent increase in wheat allotments for the coming year will occur if the U S reserve of old wheat drops to 600 million bushels by July 1, 1966. He cited Washington hearings on Public Law 480 and noted the expanding world market for grain and 2.5 billion bushels shipped under 480 in 11 years. He urged helping starving nations but warned America has saved millions without solving the problem.
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Butte County Wheat Growers
Hemingford
Alliance
Davis
Washington D. C
Agriculture
Freeman
U. S
America
I 80 plan in Sidney prompts talks on interchanges
City Manager George Felsch, after visiting Lincoln, seeks clearer status on Interstate 80 planning. State Engineer John Hossack promised full cooperation, but the design engineer warned that interchange locations are already settled. Felsch aims for more briefings and a potential March 22 meeting with consulting engineer Harold Lorenz to reconcile statements and define the main interchange south of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
George Felsch
Lincoln
State Highway Department
John Hossack
Felsch
Harold Lorenz
It Was A Good Idea But Viet Nam Comes First
City Manager George Felsch planned deepening Lodge Pole Creek through Sidney to reduce flood risk but Nebraska National Guard priority for Vietnam emergency prevents dredging. In Sidney, a six week summer course under Title One funds will start June 13, aiding about 195 students with 12 teachers and staff.
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Viet Nam
George Felsch
Lodgepole Creek
Sidney
Lincoln
Felsch
National Guard
Nebraska National Guard
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Public School
Sidney Public Library
Pedersen
St. Patrick’s Academy
Limits on Defender Duties for Cheyenne County
The state statute defines the duties of a Public Defender in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The defender must represent those in magistrate court for felonies when the defendant cannot afford counsel and represent indigent defendants in district court for capital or imprisonable offenses. The defender also represents indigent defendants before the Nebraska Supreme Court for capital offenses if not otherwise represented. Upon request the defender may prosecute wage claim collections up to $100 for indigent clients, if claims are valid. The defender may defend such persons in civil litigation if they face persecution or harassment.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
District Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Brothers of Kirksville plane crash hurt two Sidney residents
Two Sidney natives, George Cornelius and William West, were seriously injured Friday when a Northern Natural Gas Beech King Air crashed near Kirksville Missouri. Four others died: Burton Simonds Geneva Benton DeWayne Murphy and R J Marland. Cornelius faces multiple injuries and possible transfer to Clarkson Hospital. West has rib and chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Natural Gas Company
Kirksville
George Cornelius
Omaha
C. J. Cornelius
Sidney
William West
L. C. Holloway
Kirksville Osteopathic Hospital
Cornelius
Clarkson Hospital
Duane Claussen
Laramie
Wyo
Burton S. Simonds
Geneva Benton
DeWayne Murphy
Council Bluffs
Iowa
R. J. Marland
Kansas City
Stephen A. House
M. Howard Benton
West
Holloway
Omaha World-Herald
General Electric Company
Roanoke
Marland
General Electric
Benton
Two-Day District VI Speech Contest Opens At Sidney High
Sidney High School hosts the District VI Speech and One Act Play contest starting Wednesday with 350 high school students from numerous schools. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. both days, with Class A on Wednesday and Class B on Thursday. Judges include Dr. Steven Archer, Dr. John Keney, and Ted Switzer, plus a Sterling-based judge on Thursday. Public spectators pay 50 cents per session or one dollar for the day. Participants span Sidney, Potter, Lodgepole, Hyannis, St. Patrick’s Academy, Sunol, Lorenzo, Gurley, Chappell, Dix, Minatare and others, with listed competitors from many area schools.
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Sidney High School
Per Eye
Speare
Steven Archer
J . John Keney
Ted Switzer
Northeaster Junior College
Sterling, Cole
Sterling
Gering
Kimball
Alliance
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Gordon
Bayard
Bridgeport
Hemingford
Potter
Lodgepole
Hyannis
St. Agnes Academy
Halsey-Dunning
Dalton
Thomas County
St. Patrick’s Academy of
Sunol
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Earl Schultz
J.B. Ruttner
Orvin Golden
Darold Hendee
Dorwart
Les Hand Jr
Telegraph
High
P.O. Star
P. O. Box
Brothers of
Sidneyites
Vonnie Pittam
Bob Selzer
Steve Anderson
Tammy Shoemaker
Kay Carlson
Patrice Herbold- Sheimer
Mary Ann Hilpert
Rose Marie Misegadis
Pat Peterson
Jolene Well Sandt
Margaret Helfrich
Nancy Kastens
Elaine Hyde
Randy Horst
Bernard Dailey
Pam Lindley
Jody Wellsandt
Jerry Dickinson
Greg Kehl
Jim Behrends
Stephen Allen
Connie Flora
Susan Allen
Jean Kruger
Dennis Heizer
Joe Larson
Tim Pelster
Laurie Miller
Steve Linton
Rex Prather
Russ Rushman
Betty Jean’ Weed
Joan Lessman
Mary Adam
Milan Lessman
Dan van Anne
Cathy Ringleman
Cindy Peetz
Helen Krajewski
Teresa Mohart
Mary Teresa Spencer
Cindy Oliverius
Lynn Demers
Pat Bonkiewicz
Pink and
Patches
Lorenzo
Lea Anna Nelson
Dot Anderson
Eileen Cagwood
Nicki Anderson
Kathy Fleming
Garry Brown
Marla Walker
Brian Anderson
JoAnn Raddatz
Dale Raddatz
Gurley
Jan Berry
Jane Kriesel
Louis Flessner
Diane Mahin
Bebe Block
Terry Larson
Chappell
Julie Mertz
Scott Smith
Kathy Klingman
Charles Hikoloyek
Myra Schwartz
Sharolyn Molle
Maureen Peterson
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