Nebraska Young Mother Sandra Stewart Honored At Denver Convention
Mrs. Stewart of Sidney was introduced as a state young mother and placed third in National Young Mother competition. She spoke on Mothers Day significance, flag day, and the enduring morals taught by mothers. Lucille Dorwart received the William B. Jaffe award for creating the Young Mothers Council Service program in the Panhandle.
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Denver
Nebraska
Sandra Stewart
Sidney
Stewart
Young Mothers Council
Woodrow Wilson
Colorado
Jack
Stephanie
Allison
Christian People Taking Action
Lucille Dorwart
William B. Jaffe
Panhandle
Nebraska Third District sees 222 farmers exceed 20000 in 1972
Congressman Dave Martin cited ASCS and Great Plains data showing 222 farmers in Nebraska's Third District received 20000 or more in 1972, totaling 6261730 across 42 counties. The report notes 19 of 61 counties had no such payments and lists per-county tallies and amounts led by Chase and Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Martin
Nebraska
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Great Plains
Martin
Adams
Antelope
Boone
Box Bulle
Brown
Buffalo
Chase
County Offices Open Business In New Sites
The county extension office highway department and veterans service office move to Court House Annex at 920 Jackson St under a lease purchase with the Knights of Columbus to house displaced county offices from Sidney Police Department. City Hall space will be used for storage until remodeling and council approval.
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County Extension Office
Highway Department
Veterans’ Service Office
Court House Annex
Jackson St
Knights of Columbus
Sidney
Court House
Ed Prince
Police Department
City Hall
Job Outlook Beckons with Best Tone in Two Years
Chester H. Hickman of the state labor department in Sidney announced April saw 166 job openings and 89 placements across Kimball Devel Cheyenne counties in construction transportation and service fields. He noted a 6 percent seasonal drop in labor supply and expressed optimism about the economy while cautioning that fuel and material costs could impact construction jobs later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Hickman
State Department of Labor
Division of Employment
Sidney
Hickman
Kimball
Devel
Cheyenne
ASCS Seeks Reconsideration of Local Job Cuts
Cheyenne County ASCS director Lawrence Thompson said Thursday the office will request reconsideration of a Washington ordered cutback in local ASCS employees. The county staff is five, including Thompson, with state director Paul Lindt saying about 90 statewide layoffs will occur.
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Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Eyes Bumper Wheat Harvest This Year
Cheyenne County farmers plan a larger wheat area as officials project a record U.S. winter wheat crop with an eight percent rise to 1.3 billion bushels. Local observers report favorable conditions and rising acreage for a strong regional yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
U.S
Gurley Public School to Graduate Ten in 1973 Class
Gurley Public School will graduate ten seniors from the 1973 class with valedictorian Joan Sanders and salutatorian Linda Mahin. Baccalaureate services Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Gurley School Auditorium. commencement Monday at 8 p.m. with Allen Lawrence as speaker. Graduating students include Debbie Brauer, Ray Brauer, Stephen Douma, Linda Mahin, Neil Miles, Joan Sanders, David Larsen, Susan Meick, Gene Miller, and Mike Miller.
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Joan Sanders
Robert Sanders
Gurley Public
Linda Mahin
Doris Mahin
Gurley Public School
Gurley School
Robert Cox
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Allen Lawrence
Dalton School System
Debbie
Ray Brauer
Stephen Douma
Neil Miles
David Larsen
Susan Meick
Gene Miller
Mike Miller
Potter High 1973 Graduates Led by Fisher Slama
Nineteen seniors in the Potter High School class of 1973 graduate with Heather Fisher as valedictorian and Jane Slama as salutatorian. Baccalaureate is Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school gym, followed by graduation Monday at 8 p.m. with superintendent Roland H. Schilz as speaker on Changes in Education in the Last Decade. Diplomas will be awarded to Pam Baack Hal Enevoldsen Heather Fisher James Frei Robert Hilpert Gerard Juedes Cathy Juelfs Patricia Runge Langley Miles Killham Ladonna Madden Glen McKinney Colleen Sanders Connie Sanders Jane Slama Mark Slama Jennifer Steele Gaylene Thies Terry Wiekhorst Allen Wilder.
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Potter High School
Heather Fisher
Jane Slama
Potter
Roland H. Schilz
Pam Baack
Hal Enevoldsen
James Frei
Robert Hilpert
Gerard Juedes
Cathy Juelfs
Patricia Runge Langley
Miles Killham
Ladonna Madden
Glen McKinney
Colleen Sanders
Connie Sanders
Mark Slama
Jennifer Steele
Gaylene Thies
Terry Wiekhorst
Allen Wilder
Dix High School 1973 Graduates to Hold Baccalaureate
Nineteen graduates of Dix High School will attend baccalaureate Sunday at 3 p.m. in the school gym with co valedictorians Sheila Barrett and Holly Killham. Graduation follows Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the gym with Dr. Harold Koch of Chadron State College as speaker. The Class of 1973 includes Anthony Alcaraz Sheila Barrett Ricky Dickinson Colleen Greathouse Douglas Gunderson Jim Gunderson David Haack Doris Howard Walter Howton Lyle Isaacs Steven James Richard Kaczmarek Holly Killham Manuel Paniagua Debra Quillen Albert Ramsey Mark Reichert Rhonda Shaw and Boby Wistrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix High School
Sheila Barrett
D. Barrett
Holly Killham
George Killham
Harold Koch
Chadron State College
Anthony Alcaraz
Ricky Dickinson
Colleen Greathouse
Douglas Gunderson
Jim Gunderson
David Haack
Doris Howard
Walter Howton
Lyle Isaacs
Steven James
Richard Kaczmarek
Manuel Paniagua
Debra Quillen
Albert Ramsey
Mark Reichert
Rhonda Shaw
Boby Wistrom
Wheatbelt Manager Applauds Rural Electrification Loan Bill Passage
Wheatbelt Public Power District manager Gene Lienemann lauded congressional approval and White House backing for a bill preserving two percent Rural Electrification loans for small rural districts. He toured Washington to engage lawmakers as the measure advances with insured loans totaling at least 618 million annually for three years.
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Gene Lienemann
Wheatbelt
Rural Electrification Administration
Lienemann
Washington
Congress
White House
Power Representatives
Denholm
House of Representatives
Nebraska
National Rural Utilities Finance Corp
Aid Bill Puts Spending Lid On Schools
The Legislature added a spending lid to a bill increasing state aid to public schools from 35 million to 55 million dollars next year. An amendment by Sen. Terry Carpenter limits a district’s operating expenditures next year to no more than 8 percent above the previous year, a provision adopted 26 to 4. Senator Frank Lewis supports LB172 and believes the limit won’t cause fiscal problems. Carpenter says the cap is to forestall a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Sen. Carpenter
Former Sidney Mayor Rudy Munderloh Dies at 62
Rudy Munderloh longtime Sidney grocer and former mayor died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital of a heart attack. Born Feb 19 1911 Bancroft he built Rudy's Market in Sidney and owned multiple stores. Survived by Lois wife two sons one daughter four brothers three sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral 9 am Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Church burial Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials to Lutheran Hour or Memorial Hospital portable cardiac care unit.
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Sidney
Rudy Munderloh
Memorial Hospital
Rudolph Carl Munderloh
Bancroft
Johann Henry
Helene Henrietta Ottemann Munderloh
Lois May Woodworth
Popler Bluff
Gurley
Harry McCullem
Rudy
Old Fort Sidney
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
City Housing Authority
New Memorial Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rudy’s Market
Bob Decker
Lois
Neil
San Francisco
Calif
Escondido
Marcia Hill
Tempe
Ariz
Jack
Pender
Otto
A. C
Boca Raton
Fla
Walter
Wisner
Frank Buchholz
Chad Copple
Hanna Copple
Lyons
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Henry Dorn
H. F. Krohn
Greenwood Cemetery
Lutheran Hour of Memorial Hospital
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
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Cory Couch
Clarence Couch
Telegraph
Mrs. Stewart
Duis-Wright
Alison
Chevennt
Qay
Custer
Dawes
Dawson
Deuel
Dundy
Franklin
Frontier
Furnas
Garden
Gosper
Greeley
Hall
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Holt
Kearney
Keith
Lincoln
Merrick
Merrill
Nance
Nuckolls
Perkins
Phelps
Polk
Red Willow
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Valley
Webster
Agriculture Department
Raymond Jessen
Harold W. Hyde
Robert Hauner
Ruth Tipsword
F. A. Markel
Lee D. Hagemeister
Misegadis Farms, Inc
Nixon
Rural Environmental Assistance Program
REAP
Water Bank
Lindt
Thompson
Miss Sanders
Miss Mahin
Ken Sakurada
Dalton
U.S Highway 30
Sakurada
Soviet Union
Russia
The
Crop Board
Heather Fischer
Potter Grads
Dix School
Rudolph Munderloh
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