Crime Drops 50 Percent in Sidney First Quarter 1975
Nebraska report shows Sidney Police offenses down 50 percent from 1974. Burglary fell 54 percent to six, larceny thefts dropped to 29, and motor vehicle thefts declined to one. Robberies rose from zero to two. felonies and sex offenses remained at zero. Cheyenne County saw 18 percent crime rise due to more felony assaults.
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Sidney
Nebraska Commission On Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice
Cheyenne County
Local tech funding backers win battle in Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln AP The Nebraska legislature struck a $195 million state funding provision for tech community colleges from LB610 after Bellevue Senator Frank Lewis failed to narrow it. The move leaves LB344 for local property tax support and LB216 for $11.6 million state aid as the funded path, while other budget amendments were rejected or advanced.
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Lincoln
Bellevue
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Bereuter vows to fight what he calls water robbery
Lincoln AP Utica Senator Douglas Bereuter announced he will oppose a provision in LB577 that would let natural resource district directors ban new irrigation wells in water short areas. The Lewis amendment would bar drilling while existing wells pump. Bereuter plans to seek agreement Monday or press to strike the section at final passage.
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Lincoln
Utica
Douglas Bereuter
Nebraska
Bereuter
Richard Lewis
Holbrook
Beréuter
Old army depot lands become private property tonight
Sidney and Cheyenne County mark a milestone as Sioux Industrial Development Corporation completes payment on more than 16 000 acres of former Sioux Army Depot land. Deeds will be presented to SIDCO members and key partners at a Sidney Country Club dinner ending the quarterly payment plan begun March 19 1968 with a 20 percent down payment.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Sidney Country Club
Sioux Army
United States
Sioux Industrial Development Corporation
Sidcqo
Western Nebraska Technical College
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Leonard Beyer
Ralph Brauer
Harold Brauer
John Ehmke
Ray Franzen
Roger Franzen
Walter Hilpert
Virgil Horst
al Jung
Fred Kriesel
Bob Keuhn
Kenneth Larson
Rolland Larson
Ray Lessman
Gene Lienemann
al McMillen
SIDCO
Edward Narjes
Raymond Nienhueser
Guy F Bush
Narjes
Bush
SWIS
Sioux Army Depot
Sioux Area Rural Development Association
General Services Administration
United States Army
Dalton School to graduate twenty seniors this week
Twenty to graduate from Dalton School with ceremonies at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Dalton High School Gymnasium for 20 seniors. Rev Max Valdez will give the invocation and benediction. Baccalaureate services are at 8 p.m. Sunday with Pastor C Vander Stoep delivering the address. Susan Fecht is valedictorian and plans to attend the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Margaret Peters is salutatorian planning to attend the National College of Business at Rapid City. Other members of the class include Jeffrey Aurich, Diane Cruise, John Cruise, Barbara Ernest, Bryan Flamig, Leonard Freeburg, Ronnie Frerichs, Lyle Geller, Lorrie Holt, Nora Mintken, Steven Miller, Cheryl Morgan, Monte Myers, Anne Nagle, Denise Panas, Jane Pelster, Gretchen Schnurstein and Catherine Ziegler. Miss Nagle is a Swedish exchange student.
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Dalton High School
Max Valdez
Bridgeport
C Vander Stoep
Susan Fecht
Herbert Fecht
America
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Margaret Peters
Jay Peters
National College of Business
Rapid City
S. D
Jeffrey Aurich
Diane Cruise
John Cruise
Barbara Ernest
Bryan Flamig
Leonard Freeburg
Ronnie Frerichs
Lyle Geller
Lorrie Holt
Nora Mintken
Steven Miller
Cheryl Morgan
Monte Myers
Anne Nagle
Denise Panas
Jane Pelster
Gretchen Schnurstein
Catherine Ziegler
Miss Nagle
Sweden
Dry cold front heads for Nebraska by Saturday
The Associated Press reports an approaching cool dry air mass from the north across Nebraska. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies and mild daytime highs in the 60s to upper 70s with scattered showers mainly in the afternoon and evening through Saturday. Overnight lows in the 40s to 50s and Saturday highs in the 60s. The front moves through western Nebraska and surrounding states as the Beatrice area records 79, with lows near 40 at Moree and Scottsbluff.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Prospect
Great Lakes
Plains
Manitoba
Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Beatrice
Moree
Scottsbluff
Dix High School to Graduates Nineteen Students
Nineteen seniors from Dix High School will graduate Monday at 11 p.m. Superintendent W. D. Brawner announced. Valedictorian Jill Shaw and salutatorian Amy Clodfelter lead the class. Dr. Bruce Bartels of Chadron State College will speak. baccalaureate services are Sunday at 3 p.m. with Rev Glenn Tucker delivering the address. Other graduates include Patrick Barrett, Mary Anne Belgum, Clinton Bowlby, Michael Brawner, Gene Brothers, Roger French, Donald Gustafson, Gary Haack, Pamela Hruza, Rodney Kaczmarek, Kim Killham, Patti Long, Alyce Anne Nelson, Michael Scarborough, Patricia Southard, James Vrtatko, and Larry Wardeman.
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DIX
Dix High School
W. D. Brawner
Jill Shaw
Clinton Shaw
Amy Clodfelter
Charles Clodfelter
Bruce Bartels
Chadron State College
Community Concert group begins membership drive
The Cheyenne County Community Concert Association launches a 1975 76 season membership drive with a new comedy show and a family rate of 30 plus tax. Memberships at 10 for adults 5 for students allow entry to three Sidney High School Auditorium concerts fall winter and spring.
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Cheyenne County Community Concert Association
Jack Thurow
11Th and
Illinois Sts
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Sterling, Cole
Fort Morgan
Colo
Can
Drive
Sidney High School
Sidney cleanup day entries surged for community program
Eight teams signed up by morning to join Sidney Community Improvement Program’s annual cleanup day set for Saturday. Co-chair Sally McGee notes entries accepted until 7 p.m at 254-3159 or 254-5807. Teams trash battle runs 8 a.m. to noon at 14th and King St, with cash prizes starting at 25 dollars, judged by the Sidney Jaycees.
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Sidney Community Improvement Program
Sally McGee
King St
Sidney Jaycees
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