Nebraska Veto Override Fails In 25-24 Vote On School Aid
Gov J J Exon preserved his veto of a 160 million dollar school aid bill as lawmakers sustained the veto by 25 to 24 in a tight Unicameral roll call. The chamber also upheld a veto of a national guard armory bill while endorsing no change to Aid to Dependent Children payment prorating.
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J.J. Exon
National Guard
Exon
Sidney Sen
Robert L. Clark
Clark
Barnett
Burbach
Charston
Chambers
Craft
Duis
Elrod
Epke
Johnson
Keyes
Kremer
Lewis
Luedtke
Orme
Proud
Schmit
Simpson
Stromer
Stull
Swanson
Waldron
Nebraska Overhauls County Courts in Major Law Change
Lincoln Nebraska AP report says LB 1032 restructures the state into 21 county judicial districts served by 43 county district judges who must be lawyers, plus associate judges who need not be. It abolishes justice of the peace and magistrate courts, creates small claims courts, retains Lincoln and Omaha municipal courts, and sets filing for 1972 positions with elections this fall.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Justice of Peace
Omaha
Judiciary Committee
Missouri
Keyes
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Justices of the Peace
State oil activity boosted by national concern
Nebraska eyes larger share of expected rise in domestic oil exploration budgets as industry notes fuel shortages push high level spending to boost home production. January output slipped below 800 thousand barrels, the weakest since the 1950s, with activity shifting to Lincoln Frontier area and Morrill County wildcats as firms like Amoco Cardinal and local contractors advance several wells and field extensions.
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Nebraska
Lincoln-Frontier County
Earl Wakefield
Wichita
Amoco Production Co
Lincoln County
Nene
Morrill County
Cardinal Petroleum Co
Rodgers
Nwsw
W. Drilling, Inc
Scotts Bluff County
Robert Schulein and Associates, Ltd
Triangle J Oil Co
Maggie Oil Co
Gear Drilling Co
Sene Sec
Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at Legion Park
The Lions Club hosts an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday April 1 at Legion Park. Pre school and Kindergarten children hunt on the Legion ball field, grades one and two west of the swimming pool, and grades three and four in the Shelter House Area. Lions Club members assist. some eggs include dimes.
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Lions Club
Legion Park
Legion Ball Field
Shelter House
Panhandle forecast: snow showers, mild temps ahead
Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered snow showers. Highs 35 to 45, lows 10 to 20. Slight chance of measurable precipitation this afternoon and tonight, 10 percent Thursday. Extended outlook shows fair skies Friday and Saturday, colder Sunday with possible rain or snow showers. highs 45 to 55, lows 25 to 35.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Surrounded By Snow None Here
Sidney faces heavy snow to the west and south but no precipitation expected locally today with zero chance and a 10 percent chance on Thursday. The forecast calls for light snow or rain showers Sunday while regional highs and lows span from Casper 30 to Denver 39 and Rapid City 34.
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Sidney
Frontier Airlines
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Fair
Kansas
Casper
Denver
Rapid City
Federal Aviation Agency
Municipal
High Plains Agriculture Laboratory
Sheridan
Miles City
Cheyenne
Swap Shop Seeks Volunteers at Light Memorial Church
Volunteers are urged to donate a few hours weekly at the Swap Shop inside the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church educational building on the second floor. Interested individuals or groups should contact the Head Start Center at 254-3880 for details.
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Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sidney Council votes on traffic ordinance and police car bid
The Sidney City Council deferred action on a truck parking ordinance pending study while awarding Elwell Motors the bid for two police cars at 4515 dollars. The panel approved a 182 change order and final Addison Construction payment, and addressed insurance, liquor license hearings, and land use for a future recreational site.
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Sidney
Elwell Motors
Elwell
CB Dorwart
I-80
U.S 30
John Baudek
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Board
Addison Construction Company
Addison
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
State League of Municipalities
Kenneth Fritchles
Sioux Villa
Sand Pit
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Baudek
Summit Street
Union Pacific
US 30
Hanois Street
Fuel supply crisis warned by March talk in Gurley Lions Club
Mr Jack Fish of the Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission warned at a Gurley Lions Club meeting that a major fuel shortage could emerge by yearend 1970s if trends continue. He cited reduced reserves in the lower 48 states, political policy impacts, and the need for large outside investment to find new oil and gas sources.
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Gurley
Alaska
Fish
U.S
Sidney Girls Named 1972 Cornhusker State Delegates
The Sidney Girl Staters American Legion Auxiliary named Miss Susie Fankhauser and Miss Janet Harr as 1972 Cornhusker State delegates with alternates Miss Rosemarie Hruska and Miss Kristy Schlaman. Hruska is active in National Honor Society and 4 H Pep Club and Student Council leadership while Fankhauser plans music and home economics study at the University of Nebraska. Harr serves as Pep Club vice president and Student Council treasurer with involvement in Spanish Club church activities and Sorority lines.
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Sidney
American Legion Auxiliary
Susie Fankhauser
Janet Harr
Cornhusker State
Lincoln
Rosemarie Hruska
Kristy Schlaman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hruska
Herb Hruska
William Fankhauser
Susie
Sidney High Singers
The
Guide For International Order of Job's Daughters
Bethel 25
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fankhauser
University of Nebraska
Miss Schlaman
Oscar Schlaman
Harr
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Wayne Hart
State Bond Sales Rise From 1971 Totals
Feb bond sales in Cheyenne county reached 39372 dollars as AE Spearow reports. Statewide sales climbed 17 percent for the month, totaling 10133926 dollars and reaching 21.4 percent of the 1972 quota.
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Cheyenne County
AE Spearow
Vote Register Deadline Set for May Primary
Eligible voters must register by April 28 to vote in the May primary. New residents or those changing address must register and meet residency rules of five days in precinct, 20 days in county, and six months in the state. The ballot includes presidential, senatorial, representative and local races plus delegate positions.
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Educational Service Uniit
Board
Weed Control Authority
Board of Education
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Springfield
James Waldron
Callaway
Roland Luedtke
America
Janel Tarr
Kristy Schelaman
Gordon Wrecking
Charles Wolford
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