Three Sidney Girls Accepted as Rotary Exchange Students
Susan Knicely Patti Lee Echternach and Susan Beyer have been notified of Rotary exchange scholarships for a year abroad. They depart New York City on August 6 with other youths bound for Sweden and the Netherlands. Knicely and Echternach, both juniors, will study in Sweden while Beyer, a senior, goes to the Netherlands.
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Sidney
Rotary
Sweden
Netherlands
New York City
Susan Knicely
Jack Knicely
Knicely
Patti Lee Echternach
John Echtern
Wheat Growers See Dirt Cheap Prices Amid Policy Shifts
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association president Ray Davis warned that new Washington policies could push wheat prices down despite surpluses. In Ogallala he noted parity prices trimmed by five cents and stressed ongoing world wheat surpluses while U S programs still shield farmers only partially. Cheyenne County signs 1041 farms and 99 416 acres for the 1966 voluntary wheat program, with nationwide totals showing tens of thousands of farms enrolled through February.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Washington
Ray Davis
Ogailala
Davis
United States
Russia
China
Argentina
Australia
U.S
Canada
730 Farms In Feed Program Report Sparks County Signup
Cheyenne County farmers have signed up 780 feed grain program acres in the current year, with 7 830 acres diverted for payment. The period runs Jan 31 through March 17 and signup extends to April 1. Total base acreage on signed farms reaches 42 318 acres. statewide 405 252 farms had joined by Feb 11.
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Cheyenne County
Raymond L. Davis
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Lester B. Runge
Agricultural Stabilizatio and
Conservation County Committee
Producers Ag
Rungeurg
Centennial Trees Will Be Planted Across Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County plans to plant 10 000 to 14 000 Ponderosa Pines as a Centennial project. Dick Thailing chairs the County Centennial Association with Ivan Liljegren leading the tree planting effort and surveying the county for needs. The plan calls for hillside and golf course plantings, windbreaks, highway approaches, parks, schools, and public buildings.
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Cheyenne County
Dick Thailing
County Centennial Association
Ivan Liljegren
Mr. Thailing
Clarke McNary
Sidney
Jim Neuman
Sioux C.O. Assigned To Remain Here
The Army approves Lt. Col. Cyril P. Williams keeping command of Sioux Army Depot until June 30, 1967. He was slated to retire August 31, 1966, but will oversee the depot’s phase out as facilities transfer to the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School and other proposed uses. His experience will aid the process.
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Department of the Army
Cyril P. Williams
Sioux Army Depot
Col. Williams
Sioux
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Saturday Final Registration Day Near April Election
City Clerk Gordon Tobin reports tomorrow is the final registration day before the April 5 municipal election. City offices will stay open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. to accommodate voters who have not yet registered. Drive carefully.
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Gordon Tobin
Deadline Nears For Assessment Schedules In Cheyenne County
Residents with extensions must file assessment schedules in Cheyenne County assessor Ed Swanson's office by March 31. Schedules not returned become delinquent and incur a penalty. applies only to those granted extensions beyond February 28.
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Cheyenne County
Ed Swanson
Chappell Golf Club Plans Annual Meeting March 29
Chappell Golf Club will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening March 29 at the Fireman's Hall at 6:30 p m. Lunch will be served and a discussion will be held on the proposed grass green course south of town.
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Chappell - Chappell Golf Club
Panhandle Weather Forecast Fair and Mild through Weekend
Fair and mild tonight and Saturday with a low of 20 to 30 and a high of 50 to 60. Five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 8 degrees above normal through Wednesday with highs in the 50s and lows 25 to 35. Little if any precipitation expected. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Clean Up Week Set in Sidney for April 23 30
Sidney Jaycees spearhead Clean Up Paint Up Week with plans by Community Betterment committee and Centennial Commission representatives. Details to be announced later.
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Sidney
Sidney Jaycees
Community Betterment Committee
Centennial Commission
Perimeter Road Plan Proposed Around Sidney I-80 West Interchange
City Manager George Felsch outlines a new I-80 plan to encircle Sidney with a perimeter road and relocate the west interchange to a scenic point two miles west of the city. The proposal, aiming to route traffic into Sidney while protecting the central business district, calls for cooperation with state planners on an east interchange and potential overpasses, with public hearings in Lincoln on April 5 and upcoming local council discussion.
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Sidney Area West
Scenic Point
Sidney
George Felsch
City Planning Commission
Industrial Committee
Lodgepole Valley
Felsch
Farm Progress Day set to top attendance from last year
Cheyenne County implement dealers and University of Nebraska agricultural specialists plan a day long event at Egging Co on April 20. The Panhandle Farm Equipment Progress Day will cover tractors farm machinery irrigation agricultural chemicals and grain handling equipment and aims to satisfy interest in agricultural advances.
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Gurley
High Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Charles Fenster
UN Extension Agronomist
Panhandle
Fenster
Booth
University of Nebraska
NU Tractor Testing Laboratory
Two Injured In Thursday Accident In Sidney
Two persons were injured and charges filed after a two car collision Thursday night at 13th and Clin ois in Sidney. Lavonne E Langley 19 of Potter drove a 1963 car through a green light when struck by a 1966 pickup driven by Kenneth L Price of Scottsbluff. Virginia Langley and her 11 year old son Steve were treated and released from Memorial Hospital for bruises and sprains. Price faces running a red light charges. case set for Police Court March 28. A second minor accident on Pine Street near 13th Avenue caused no injuries.
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13Th
Clinois
Sidney
Police Department
Lavonne E. Langley
Potter
13Th and
Kenneth L. Price
Scottsbluff
Langley
Virginia Langley
Steve
Memorial Hospital
Price
Pine Street
13Th Avenue
Wilhelmina C. Hahler
Pine
Lloyd G. Forster
Hahler
Lords Lack of Money Bill Control Limits Parliament Power
In England today the House of Lords has no authority over money bills and can only delay other legislation for a maximum of one year. This restriction underscores the limited veto power of the Lords and the predominance of the Commons in financial matters.
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England
House of Lords
West Interchange Move 3 Involves Rerouting to Flat Top Bluff
The plan shifts the west interchange from the Brownson area to a point on the flat top south bluff two miles west of the city, routing the access road north to Highway 30 and then east to Highway 385. Rest areas would be placed just outside interchange locations to encourage a quick trip into Sidney for shopping, rather than detouring to the business district.
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Brownson
South Bluff
Bluffs
Sidney
Recreation Area Proposal Near Sidney with Dams Plan
The Telegraph reports a new plan between the state interchange and City Route 19 south of Sidney proposing earthen dams and a recreation area at the ravine foot. Mr. Felsch promotes this along with rest areas at an April 5 state meeting and invites public input. a sketch of the perimeter road is on page 5.
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Sidney
Felsch
The
Telegraph
Area Scouts Camp Out Near Bridgeport This Weekend
More than 100 Boy Scouts from the Tinta Tonka district will join a Junior Leaders Training Session Campout this Saturday at the State recreation area near Bridgeport. Southern Panhandle scouts participate in phase two of a training program to build leadership in troop leaders with in the field experience. Registration begins at 2 p.m. Saturday and activities run through Sunday afternoon.
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Tinta Tonka
Bridgeport
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Band Trip Slides Still Available
Groups and individuals may borrow colored slides from the Sidney High band trip to Passadena contact Benny Hochman or Duane Johnson within two weeks. The boys are organized into patrols and troops to mix town members and share ideas. Adult scouters will assist and the program has ongoing sessions, the first in February. Boost Nebraska.
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Sidney High
Pasadena
Benny Hochman
Duane Johnson
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