Nebraska outlines 1967 hunting season dates and permits
The State Game Commission approved 1967 deer antelope and fall turkey seasons with adjusted dates and permits. Deer permits drop to 24,400 while turkey permits rise to 2,075 and antelope permits up 300 to 1,575. The plan allows restricted deer handgun use and limits fall turkey areas to specific counties.
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Lincoln
State Game Commission
Turkey
Box Butte
Cherry
Cheyenne
Garden
North Sioux
Rock
Halsey
Verdigre
Blue
Buffalo
Columbus
Elkhorn
Frenchman
Keya Paha
Loup
Missouri
Nemaha
Omaha
Pine Ridge
Plains
Platte
Republican
Sand Hills
Upper Platte
Wahoo
DeSoto
The
Game Commission
Walleyes Proved Resilient To Weather Dips In Spring
Game Commission notes walleye fishing remains steady despite cold spells. Anglers catch mainly by trolling or night shore wading with lead-head jigs spoons spinners and deep plugs. Best daylight spots include gravel bars rocky reefs and points. Notable walleye lakes listed include McConaughy Maloney Medicine Creek Harlan Johnson Minatare Whitney Lewis and Clark Lake. Application cards due August 10 with permits mailed from June 1 onward.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
McConaughy
Maloney
Medicine Creek
Harlan County
Johnson
Minatare
Whitney
Panhandle
Lewis and Clark Lake
Sidney Golfers Fail To Qualify
Sidney shot 253 and finished last in the District Golf tournament at North Platte. North Platte won with 233 to 238 for runner up. Medalist was Sid Holtmeir of North Platte with 72. State qualifiers include Bob Hillis and Brent Warren among others.
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Jim Randstrom
Sidney
Maroons
North Platte
Grandreland
McCook
Alliance
Kearney
Gerling
Scottsbluff
Sid Holtmeir
Bob Hillis
Grand Island
Dennis Burns
Randy Borg
Brent Warren
Teal Shooting Permits Ready for Nebraska Third Season
Nebraska Game Commission announces free special application cards for the third experimental teal duck season September 9 to 17. Hunters over 16 must hold a valid hunting license and migratory waterfowl stamp. Central and Mississippi flyways involved with continued program expected after three years.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Central
Mississippi
Minnesota
Vets warned on GI loan liability after selling homes
Nebraska veterans with GI loans remain personally liable for the notes until paid in full or released by the VA. Charles St. J. Chubb of the VA Regional Office in Lincoln cautions that selling a property does not remove the veteran’s obligation. He urges checking with the mortgage holder or VA’s Loan Guaranty Division before any transfer.
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Nebraska
Charles St. J. Chubb
Veterans Administration
Lincoln
Chubb
Budapest Student Jumps into Danube to Die
After failing an exam a Budapest university student leapt from a 30 meter bridge into the Danube. Rescued by a police boat, he told authorities he intended to end his life but began swimming when the cold water struck.
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Budapest
Danube
Sutton Attends Game Lodge Conference in South Dakota
Charles G. Sutton, manager of the Federal Land Bank Association of Sidney, attended a two day educational conference at the State Game Lodge near Rapid City on May 11 12. H E McEvoy opened the meeting with a report on achievements and goals.
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Charles G. Sutton
Federal Land Bank Association of
Sidney
Rapid City
South Dakota
H. E. McEvoy
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Wyoming
Nebraska
FLBA
McEvoy
Land Bank
Sam H. Bober
Newell
Bober
Federal Farm Credit Board
Eisenhower
FLB
Iowa
Agate Fossil Bed Work Will Start
The National Park Service invites bids for a test well project at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument to supply water at the headquarters area about 2 1/2 miles east of Agate Springs Ranch. Notices posted in Scottsbluff and Gering offices. contact Superintendent Richard L. Holder for details. Sealed bids due May 24.
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Gering
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
National Park Service
Agate Springs Ranch
Scottsbluff and
Richard L. Holder
Neb
S' “Sari Ariabisco
Dana College 1967 Commencement Planned at Borup Coliseum
One hundred twenty five seniors will receive degrees at Dana College Blair on May 28 at 3 p.m. Dr George Schultz LIFE director will deliver the commencement address. Kay Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lee Potter will receive a BA in Psychology. The class is among the largest in 83 years. Nick Lenzen pledged to Delta Sigma Pi at University of Nebraska March 1. Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity.
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Dana College
Blair
Dana
Borup Coliseum
George Schultz
American Lutheran Church
LIFE
Lutheran Ingathering For Education
Kay Lee
William L.lee
Potter
Miss Lee
Plainview Extension Club Meets with Planned Showers and Booths
Plainview Extension Club held a May 10 meeting with ten members and two guests. Mrs Conrad Messing hosted. Mrs John Webb urged a Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar booth. the group will participate as she chooses. Plans for a county fair booth were discussed and a bridal shower for Miss Karen Deaver was announced for June 7 at Mrs Leon Lafler's home.
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Plainview Extension Club
Conrad Messing
Plainview Club
Don Hoffman
Paul Sullivan
Nebraska
John Webb
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Russel George
Leon Lafler
Karen Deaver
Service News: Devie Completes Medical Corps School in San Diego
Hospital Apprentice Donald A. Devie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Devie of Fowler Colorado, formerly Sidney, finished sixteen weeks of hospital medical corps school in San Diego and returns home on leave before advanced training at Quantico. He graduated in 1966 from St. Patrick's High School. Private William P. Hixon, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hixon of Lodgepole, completed a fourteen week automotive repair course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland.
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Donald A. Devie
Alex Devie
Fowler, Colo
Sidney
Hospital Medical Corps School
San Diego
Calif
Fowler
Quantico
St. Patrick’s High School
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
AHTNC
William P. Hixon
Raymond Hixon
Lodgepole
Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
Re Use Systems Prove Best For Surface Irrigation
A University of Nebraska study compares three surface irrigation types and a skid tow-line sprinkler. The re use system wins on total costs despite higher installation, with labor costs far lower and runoff eliminated versus maximum stream methods. If drainage is under 100 acres and lift under 100 feet, savings may not offset installation.
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Howard Wittmus
Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Nebraska
Howard D. Wittmus
Wittmus
Birds smash windows as hornbills peck own reflections
In Hlokozi Natal Province South Africa residents found ground hornbills breaking hundreds of window panes by pecking at their reflections. The birds left after days and returned to their bush habitat.
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Ixopo
Natal Province
South Africa
Hlokozi
Hermit Beran, five marriages, seeks solitude
Vilastimil Beran a 70 year old hermit in the Jesensky Mountains of Czecho Slovakia said he chose solitude after loves were lost and betrayed He has been married five times and now lives alone in the remote region The AP report notes his solitary life and past marital history
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Prague
Vilastimil Beran
Czecho- Slovakia
Jesensky Mountains
Beran
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