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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1975

Page

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Natural gas rate to be reviewed for Sidney plant

The City Council will review a new interruptible rate schedule proposed by Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co for the Sidney electrical power plant. The plan could pause service when gas is short, raising Sidney customers about 29000 dollars next year.

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co Sidney Council Department of Environmental Control Department Frontier Airlines Frontier Sidney Municipal

City council bill moves up in Lincoln legislature

The legislature approved a bill LB118 to cut city council quorum in first class cities from two thirds to a simple majority. First class cities, population 5,000 to 40,000, would only need a majority to transact business. The bill advanced 26 to 1.

Lincoln

Nebraska bill to standardize mobile home parks fails

Lincoln Nebraska AP reports that LB91 to create a uniform standard code for mobile home parks failed to win first round approval in the unicameral. Senator Harold Simpson faced opposition as critics warned the measure could raise living costs, with rural lawmakers among the strongest critics. The bill would have set state park standards but did not advance with 20 votes, five short of the needed total.

Lincoln Nebraska Harold Simpson

Strong winds topple windows and signs in Nebraska towns

Strong winds Sunday shattered plate glass at Sidney Auto Supply and Decker's Market and toppled a 50 foot Ramada Inn sign in Scottsbluff, with gusts near 70 mph. Winds disrupted roads, prompted school closures, and a spring storm spread snow across Ord Burwell Sargent and Taylor as Nebraska faced hazardous travel and blizzard-like conditions through the day.

Sidney Sidney Auto Supply Decker’s Sidney Flight High Plains Agricultural Lab Scottsbluff Ramada Inn Nebraska Towa Valentine Ord Mullen Ord Burwell Sargent Taylor State Patrol

Thone opposes federal land use bill in letter

Nebraskas Rep Charles Thone says he will continue to oppose a federal land use bill. He argues it would raise energy costs for oil gas coal and other sources and create areas of environmental concern that deny development rights without compensation.

Washington Charles Thone Nebraska Thone Congress

Sidney Immunization Rates Compared In Panhandle

State Health report shows Sidney Public Schools with 96.5 percent of kindergarteners immunized for rubella, measles and polio as of Dec 20 1974, but several Panhandle towns exceed Sidney in one or more categories. Across Alliance Chadron Kimball and Ogallala, rubella measles and polio rates vary. measles first year rates in Sidney listed at 92.2 percent, with other towns near 99 percent. Nebraska’s overall kindergarten immunization level rises above 9 percent for rubella measles polio and DTP TD with new state guidance urging parents to confirm missing immunizations before fall entry.

Sidney State Department Health Panhandle Alliance Chadron Kimball Ogallala Alliance MX Nebraska William Pack Health Department Pack

Nebraska lawmaker advances no tax tech schools bill floor

Lincoln AP reports Education Committee moves Kremer's no tech levy bill to the floor after an attorney general opinion. The measure would let local boards levy up to 22 mills for tech community colleges while abolishing the state Board in favor of a council. Debate focuses on constitutionality and state aid levels.

Lincoln Supreme Court Maurice Kremer Aurora Kremer State Board of Technical Community Colleges Waiter George Blair Ralston Gerald Koch Koch Tech State Board of Education George Frank Lewis Bellevue Lewis Nebraska Robert Clark Sidney Clark State College Board Clark

Girl's death ruled accidental in Ogallala shooting

Keith County Attorney Pat Hayes ruled the death of 11 year old Janice Olson an accident. Janice died in a hospital Saturday from a rifle wound suffered Friday night. Her 10 year old brother Duane said he was handling a rifle taken from a basement gun cabinet when the incident occurred.

Ogallala Keith County Pat Hayes Janice Olson Duane

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