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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1973

Page

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Teachers Back To Industrial Court In Sidney Dispute

The Sidney Educators' Association and the Sidney Board of Education head back to the Court of Industrial Relations for a March 26 hearing over 1972 73 contracts and 1973 74 terms. The board took no action on SEA demands or on reopening contracts citing local law and budget limits.

Sidney Educators’ Association Sidney Board of Education Court of Industrial Relations SEA CIA The Ken Crookshank Sidney Jack Knicely Russell Pedersen Knicely Drug Council For Cheyenne County Ancel Lewis Ethel Ayers South Ward

Storm Closes Schools and Powers Lines Across Nebraska Panhandle

A spring snow storm dumped heavy snow and eight foot drifts in the Kimball Cheyenne area. Potter, Harrisburg and Bushnell Pine Bluffs Burns and Albin Wyoming lost power as lines iced and broke. Schools closed in Cheyenne County except Sidney Public. Sidney area to get five day break due to teachers convention. Roads were snow packed and slushy with limited travel. crews worked around the clock to restore service.

Nebraska Panhandle Kimball-Cheyenne Cheyenne County Potter Sidney U.S 30 Panhandle Rural Electric Company Pine Bluffs Wyo Basil Lyons Lyons Harrisburg Bushnell Burns Albin Wyoming Dix Kimball Bruce Madden Bear Bushnell Wheat Belt Public Power Bob Selzer Morrill Garden County Nebraska State Patrol U.S. 30 Highway 19 South Dakota Scottsbluff Frontier Airlines Dale Kindred

Panhandle Forecast From Frontier Airlines Advisory

Stockman reports this afternoon strong NW winds 25-45 mph with a chance of light snow showers. Highs 32-37. Tonight winds 20-30 mph westerly to NW with a few snow showers possible. Lows 25-30. Thursday mostly sunny and less windy with highs 38-44. Extended: partly cloudy Friday, then fair and warmer Saturday and Sunday.

Panhandle Stockman Frontier Airlines

Thaw Brings Load Limits On Two County Roads

County road thaw triggers weight restrictions on two routes. F B Tom me Thompson says the paved east road from U S Highway 385 to Egging Co plant near Gurley and the south extending road from U S Highway 30 east of Potter are limited to 12000 pounds per single axle or 20000 pounds per tandem axle. Restrictions are temporary, likely six weeks.

F.B Tommy Thompson Egging Co Gurley Potter

Labor Demand Up Last Month in Cheyenne and Surrounding Counties

The Cheyenne Kimball and Devel counties job market showed 255 seekers in February, down from 270 in January and up from 189 a year earlier. Construction and transportation dominated active demand with many expected to return when weather allows. New applications fell to 54 from 87, while overall demand rose 30 percent year over year with packing, transportation and service roles leading. half of placements were female.

Cheyenne Kimball Devel Chester H Hickman Sidney State Labor Department Division of Hickman

Thayer Receives NWU President's Scholarship

Jim D Thayer earns a $2000 per year President's Scholarship to attend Nebraska Wesleyan University for four years. The automatic award honors high school rank and renews with maintaining GPA. He is the son of Dr and Mrs James E Thayer.

James D Thayer Nebraska Wesleyan University Dave Schoonover Nebraska Wesleyan Schoonover Jim James E Thayer

Legislature Simmer on Nebraska Community College Boundaries

Education committee took no action on LB 113 which would fund colleges from the state treasury. LB 533 would redraw districts, shifting Panhandle counties into Mid Plains. WNTC and four other colleges face funding and boundary questions as lawmakers weigh state versus local support.

Western Nebraska Technical College Robert L. Clark Panhandle Mid-Plains North Platte McCook WNTC Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff Omaha Lincoln Clark Nebraska Merle Rudebusch Mid Plains Rudebusch Cherry Grant Hooker Hitchcock Hayes Frontier McPherson Blaine Loup Thomas Logan Arthur Keith Perkins Chase Dundy Custer Red Willow Sidney Scotts Bluff County

ESU 14 Plans Area School Board Dinner

Educational Service Unit No 14 hosts an Area School Board Dinner on Monday March 19 at St Patrick s Youth Center 14th and King. Attendees include superintendents county superintendents and board members from Cheyenne Devel and Kimball Counties with Hugh Harlan of the Nebraska Department of Education as banquet speaker.

Educational Service Unit No 14 St. Patrick’s Youth Center 14Th and King Cheyenne Devel Kimball Hugh Harlan Nebraska Department of Education State Department

Easter Seals Campaign Seeks Sidney Volunteers

Nebraska Easter Seal Society Neighbor to Neighbor drive asks Sidney residents to pick up kits and donate. Tom Plummer Jr. announces as society president in Ogallala while Mrs Gary Lashley coordinates neighborhood volunteers to distribute fund kits with Susie Shemek image and envelopes for contributions.

Sidney Nebraska Society Tom Plummer Jr Ogallala Gary Lashley Susie Shemek Columbus

City OKs Jail Merger and Improvement Projects

Sidney City Council approved a county city jail merger and moved toward remodeling the courthouse for a joint facility. The body also approved road repaving plans, sidewalk survey results, a seal design contest, and a zoning expansion study beyond city limits, with several items referred to commissions for action.

Sidney Aves Ilinois St Sidney Improvement Council Nebraska Community Improvement Contest Improvement Council Planning Commission Prince Sidney Improvement Cheyenne County Department of Roads Bob Wait Council Kenneth Pittam Preston Hogeland James Cablea Hillside Golf Course Cabela Summitt Drive el Rancho Road Pillam Hogeland Frank Mattoon

Fire From Vandals Damages Car Lot at Larabee's

Stan Larabee of Larabee Auto and Truck Center escaped injury when sparks from a misfiring 1966 Oldsmobile after a theft led to a gasoline inferno on the west edge of the lot. He burned gasoline fumes and acted quickly to extinguish the flames before the Sidney volunteers arrived.

Stan Larabee Larabee Auto and Truck Center, Inc Larabee Sidney Ney

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