Grain Stocks Change Across All Major Grains In 1969
U S grain stocks on April 1 1969 totaled 115 million tons down 1 percent from 1968 for corn oats barley and sorghum while all wheat rose 42 percent and soybeans climbed 32 percent led by a 707 million bushel soybean stock a new record. Wheat stocks at 1 112 million bushels included CCC ownership and outstanding loans with durum up 46 percent and rye down 14 percent from last year.
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U. S
Ray Davis
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Crop Reporting Board
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Statistical Reporting Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Two Vehicles In Collision At Intersection
A rear end collision occurred at 10 15 am Thursday at the junction of highways 30 and 385 one mile east of Sidney. Edward Hinrichs 53 of Sidney drove a 1958 Ford pickup stopped to turn left onto Highway 385 when hit from behind by Lloyd Woolstenhulme 56 of Victor Idaho in a 1961 Cadillac. Damages were 50 to the pickup and 250 to the Cadillac. Passenger Bertha Hinrichs 77 had a minor head injury and physician consult. Rose Woolstenhulme 59 suffered minor knee and neck injuries and was hospitalized then released. Drive carefully.
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Sidney
Max Ibach
Nebraska State Patrol
Edward Hinrichs
Lloyd Woolstenhulme
Victor
Idaho
Bertha Hinrichs
Rose Woolstenhulme
Memorial Hospital
April Police Log Shows Busy Month
The Sidney Police Department reported 33 arrests in April, up from 23 in April 1968. Vandalism and theft totaled 103 cases, up from 86 the previous month. Twenty three prisoners were held in the city jail. Police convictions occurred on 19 of 22 arrests with two pending. Traffic tickets totaled 22, including 11 speeding tickets. There were 112 police contacts and 66 stray animal complaints. Overtime parking tickets numbered 1,126. Police investigated 29 accidents, with charges filed in five cases.
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Sidney
Engineer to Talk to Tech Audience
Richard Weingardt a Sterling Colorado consulting engineer will lecture Tuesday at nine to the AIDD Drafting Club at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School. He will discuss an 11 000 square foot thin shell dome and his firms notable designs including The Antlers Hotel Holly Sugar Building in Colorado Springs and Denver Convention Center space frame preliminaries. He formed his own firm in 1965 and is a licensed professional engineer in Colorado Wyoming Kansas and Nebraska. The public is invited.
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Richard Weingradt
Sterling
Colo
Aidd Drafting Club
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Weingardt
Colorado
University of Colorado
Antlers
Holly Sugar
Colorado Springs
Denver
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Chappell Girl to Join Caribbean Central American Study
Miss Susan Gerber of Chappell leaves April 24 for fourteen weeks in a nation in the Caribbean Central American area. A 1967 Chappell High School graduate, she is among Goshen College's 133 students. The program includes language study, lectures on religion and arts, and field trips to educational sites.
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Susan Gerber
Chappell
Caribbean-Central
Chappell High School
Earl Gerber
Goshen College
Torrington
Wyo
Miss Gerber
Honduras
Tures
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