4-H Emphasis Edition Highlights Evolving Youth Projects
The Sidney Telegraph profiles 4-H as it adapts to changing times with a special edition titled Getting It All Together. Gail Bergstad edits with County Agent Ken Sakurada and staff, noting growth beyond farming to photography and gardening, and recognizing clubs expanding beyond traditional districts during 4-H Emphasis Week in Nebraska.
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Meet the Times
Sidney Telegraph
Gail Bergstad
Ken Sakurada
4-H
Sidney
Nebraska
ESU No 14 Tops Immunization Ranking for 1973 74
Educational Service Unit No 14 led four level scale in immunization status for students entering school in 1973 74. Nurses Mildred Hyde Shirley Wharton Edna Lafler Rosemary Thomas oversee records for kindergarten through sixth grade and coordinate vision aids with Lions Club and Salvation Army.
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Educational Service Unit No 14
ESU
Mildred Hyde
Lodgepole
Shirley Whartman
Kimball
Edna Lafler
Rosemary Thomas
Sidney
State Health Department
Potter Lions Club
Salvation Army Fund
Cheyenne
Devel
Validation Training Underway At ESU Fourteen Staff
Three Educational Service Unit No 14 staff members Mrs Michael Nelson Mrs Carol Saville and Mrs Charlotte Doyle will undertake validation training this Sunday Monday and Tuesday in Council Bluffs Iowa. The orientation session allows the Speech and Language Development Project for trainable mentally retarded to meet the validation team which will visit Sidney in late April. The team will judge program innovativeness exportability successfulness and cost effectiveness to determine future State Department of Education support. The project now in its third year is being tested in four Nebraska schools.
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No 14
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Michael Nelson
Carol Saville
Charlotte Doyle
Sidney
State Department of Education
Nebraska
Panhandle May Receive Snow
The Panhandle may get light snow as colder air moves in Nebraska and much of the state cools. Strong winds are expected with lows near 20 to 25. Snow chances persist into Tuesday with highs in the 40s as a low pressure system shifts from the central Nebraska South Dakota border toward New York state and the Colorado front Southeastward.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Panhandle
Nebraska-South Dakota
Wyoming
New York State
Colorado
Dailey Seriously Hurt In Lodgepole Collision
Robert Dailey of Lodgepole sustained a skull fracture and crushed chest after a car truck collision at a county road intersection near Sunol. Charles Helfrich of Lodgepole, treated for facial cuts and arm injuries, was the other driver. Dailey was en route to Cheyenne for treatment.
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Robert Dailey
Lodgepole
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nebraska State Patrol
Dailey
Charles Helfrich
Sunol
Helfrich
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Cheyenne County Commissioners Set Tuesday Session
Cheyenne County commissioners will meet in regular session Tuesday at 8 a.m. in the Court House. The agenda includes renewal of liquor licenses subject to objections and a session with highways superintendent F. B. Thompson. They will discuss establishing several roads and closing others.
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Cheyenne County
Court House
F. B. Thompson
Flurry Of Hats Thrust Into Ring For City Council
Last minute filings filled local races with many candidates. Western Nebraska Technical College Area Board contender Gene Lienemann faces incumbent H Q Nelson. Cheyenne County Commissioner District 3 sees Wendel Mathewson run as Republican against Democrat Kenneth Rose. Sidney races add candidates for treasurer M P G Nissen and school board seats.
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Gene Lienemann
Western Nebraska Technical Community College Area Board
Lincoln
Linenemann
H . Q. Nelson
Wendel Mathewson
Potter
Cheyenne County
George Hare
Sidney
M P.G Nissen
Gene Lienemann Linenemann
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Western Nebraska Technical College
Lienemann
Nebraska
Three More Seek Sidney City Council Seats
Filings for Sidney City Council include Leigh-Ellen Matzke Jim Lodes and Carl Schmidt joining Edward Haupt Tom Kokjer Alan Bedient Jim Paxton Ivan Liljegren and Lee Spieker as candidates. Three winners will serve four year terms in May and the reorganizational meeting.
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Sidney
Leigh-Ellen Matzke
University of Nebraska
Jim Lodes
Sidney Insurance
Carl Schmidt
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
Edward Haupt
Star Market
Tom Kokjer
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan
Alan Bedient
Western Nebraska Technical College
Jim Paxton
Ivan Liljegren
Liljegren
Agriservice Nursery
Lee Spieker
Safe-Play Manufacturing Co
Adone
Sidney School Board Race Grows With Thirteen Candidates
The Sidney School Board field expands to thirteen contenders for four open seats after newly filed candidates Francis Hedglin Lloyd O Halloran Lyle Johnson Frances Craig John Peetz Jr Carl Christ Jr Dr George Taylor Richard Patten join five previously filed hopefuls Elizabeth Young Bob Cook Joanne Meusburger Arthur Liljegren Bob Decker and others. The May primary will pick eight finalists for November, with the top three earning four year terms and the fourth receiving two.
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Jim Worth
Gordon Carley
James White
Dalton Board of Education
Cleve Gillespie
Gary Harris
Lyle Sanders
Ronald Dykman
Richard van Anne
Clifford Beyer
Edwin Schmidt
Charles W Cape
Francis Hedglin
Sidney
Lloyd O'Halloran
Lyle Johnson
Frances Craig
Sidney Field Office
the Panhandle Community Action Agency
John Peetz Jr
Carl Christ Jr
George Taylor
Richard Patten
Western Nebraska Technical College
Elizabeth Young
KSID
Dave Young
Bob Cook
CA_ Story Agency
Joanne Meusburger
Sidney Ford Mercury
Arthur Liljegren
Bob Decker
Decker
Lyle Johnson Johnson
Richard Patten Patten
Sidney High School
Patten
Nebraska Technical College
Milford
District 166 Board of Education
John Peetz, Jr
Peetz
Peetz and Dorwart
Ptacek To Speak Wednesday At WNTC Graduation Rites
Dr William Ptacek president of the Western munity College area is the scheduled speaker for graduation ceremonies at College at 2 p m Wednesday The program is open to the public Thirty students will receive degrees diplomas and certificates at the public ceremony Dr H C Nelson a member of the area board will make the presentations and Father Tom Ryan will give the invocation
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Ptacek
WNTC
William Ptacek
Western Nebraska Technical Community College Area
Western Nebraska Technical College
H.C . Nelson
Area Board
Tom Ryan
Stanley D Busse
Julesburg, Cole
Kenneth R. Hunter
Fiscal Analyst: Revenues Adequate With Current Tax
The fiscal analyst reports the state can fund all current appropriations plus committee recommendations with an 11 percent income tax. Total revenue is estimated at 285.92 million. inflation at nine percent, growth 15 percent, and farm prices up 40 percent. Legislators debate an 11 or 13 percent tax path to meet projected revenue.
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Legislative
Elwin Ehlrich
Associated Press
James Exon
Ehlrich
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Scottsbluff
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