Citizens Naturalized at Cheyenne County Courthouse
U S citizens Two area women become U S citizens at naturalization proceedings at the Cheyenne County Courthouse on Tuesday. Photograph and story appear in Lifestyles section today. Results, results, results. Time goes on and so do track meets. Sidney High boys had a banner day at Kimball Relays and the Sidney junior high and Minuteman Activities Conference junior high thinclads were also involved in meets. Page 9 Neighborhood conflict Kimball County residents bring suit against Poitier lan downers. They claim their cattle are contaminated grain on neighbor's pasture. Local farmers and business men meet with Sen. Edward Zorinsky's aids for a question and answer period at Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney High
Kimball Relays
Sidney Junior High
Minuteman Activities Conference
Kimball County
Poitier
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Edward Zorinksy
Sidney
Sidney City Manager Maynard Dils resigns effective June 1
Maynard Dils announces resignation from Sidney City Manager post moving to Westerville Ohio for family reasons and better opportunities for his son. He cites a sound financial state and notes accomplishments including pooled power, enhanced budgeting, and expanded recreation facilities.
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Maynard Dils
Westerville
Ohio
Dils
Miamisburg
Nebraska
International City Management Association
Hie
Woods State Park
Eaton
Columbus
Nils
School Board hires architect for Sidney schools plans
The Sidney Board of Education selected Wilson & Co of Salina Kansas to study facility needs including a vocal music room PE facilities and vocational expansion. Supt Ron Reichert aims to sign a contract soon and hopes to hold a fall bond election after the study and cost estimate.
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Francis Craig Wilson & Co Architectural Firm
Salina
Kan
Sidney Board of Education
Ron Reichert
Staff changes and tuition hike at WNTC campus
Western Nebraska Technical College announces staff shakeups as Tom Dindinger resigns after 1969 tenure and Marcel Magee joins as public relations director. Dindinger plans auctioneering training and relocation to a Potter-area farm. Magee will help launch campus publications and aid a graphic arts class. Tuition rises $15 to 150 for fall, aiming to align with state colleges while funding rising operating costs.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Tom Dindinger
WNTC
Dindinger
Chadron State College
Potter
David Michael
Marcel Magee
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Magee
Marvin Dyle
Alumi
Vocational College
Michaels
Nebraska
WNC
NRD Board approves Oliver Reservoir project plan
The South Platte NRD endorsed a plan to acquire surrounding private lands for the Oliver Dam project by a 9 4 vote. Debate centered on private land inclusion and public access with amendments proposed to secure land for the spillway and lake perimeter.
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NRD Board
Oliver Reservoir
Davesalyvn
South Platte
Singleton
Kimball
John Fergeson
NRD
Wes Herboldsheimer
NRC
Nebraska National Resource Commission
Herboldsheimer
Search begins for manager of Cheyenne County Chamber
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce will officially start the search for a new manager Friday noon when the board of directors forms a search committee. Dick Fix, president, said ads for applications will run after the meeting and three applicants have already applied amid publicity. Membership efforts continue, about 100 short of the 300 member goal or $30,000 needed to operate next year.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Dick Fix
Chamber Board
Fix
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