Sidney senior earns Nebraska Elks state scholarship
Cynthia Meissner, a Sidney High School senior, is named an alternate finalist in the Nebraska Elks Association state Most Valuable Student contest and receives a $600 scholarship. She won the girls division of the local contest last winter and is an honor student active in Future Homemakers of America and National Honor Society.
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Cynthia Meissner
Sidney High School
Nebraska Elks Association
Walt Skrdlant
Sidney Ellis Lodge
Sidney High
Future Homemakers of America
Nebraska Weekend Preview Sees Spotty Showers
The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of isolated showers and thundershowers in southwest Nebraska on Saturday with little moisture elsewhere. Overnight temperatures will dip to the low 50s in the east and upper 40s in the west as spring weather arrives.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
National Weather Service
Hospital in Sidney marks 20th anniversary open house
Memorial Hospital and Home in Sidney will host a Sunday open house from 2 to 4 pm marking 20 years. Tours of all departments will run, with department heads explaining functions, plus free blood pressure screening by the Sidney Nurses Association and Nebraska Heart Association in the east wing from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3 pm Monday through Friday.
Not in mailboxes readers urged to receive papers
City subscribers to The Sidney Telegraph are notified that postal regulations prohibit carriers from depositing papers in mailboxes. Telegraph carriers report many readers prefer delivery in boxes or by hand.
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Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Sidney City Council Clears SIDCO Title Transfer
Sidney City Council in a special session approved an ordinance to finalize a title transfer from the City of Sidney to SIDCO. Narjes and Guy F Bush of SIDCO noted Tri-State Generation and Transmission Corp of Denver awaits the transfer to complete the deal, with the plan to move title into compliance with state statute. SIDCO, formed after a bid for the old Sioux Army Depot was accepted, now owns most depot property except portions reserved for Western Nebraska Technical College and the High Plains Agricultural Lab.
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City Hall
City of
The
Sioux Industrial Development Corp
SIDCO
Fo Narjes
Guy F Bush
Narjes
Council
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Corp of
Denver
Colo
Narses
Western Nebraska Technical College
High Plains Agricultural Lab
January sales show mixed local gains over prior year
Nebraska January business rose about 15 percent from December after price adjustments while national volume slipped 0.3 percent. Sidney and Kimball posted declines versus January 1974, with the three county Kimball Cheyenne Deuel region down 10 percent. Construction activity rose nearly 25 percent.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Business Research
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bureau
U.S
Panhandle
Sidney
Kimball
Cheyenne
Deuel
Department of Revenue
Holdrege
York
Grand Island
Lexington
North Platte
Nebraska City
Hastings
McCook
13 Americans missing after Mayaguez return
The Pentagon reports 13 U S servicemen are missing following a helicopter loss during the Mayaguez operation to recover the Cambodian seized ship and crew. Beyond the missing, 22 service members were wounded and one death is confirmed. The briefing notes extensive air strikes on Ream and fuel facilities near Kompong Som to hinder Khmer Rouge forces.
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Washingon
Pentagon
Gulf of Thailand
Mayaguez
Cambodia
Joseph Laitin
Laitin
Island
Tang
Ream
Kompong Som
Legislature Hikes Aid to Schools in Nebraska
The Nebraska legislature approved LB368A by 34 to 11, authorizing a $15 million annual increase in state aid to education to reach 40 percent of operating costs, with governor veto risks. It also advanced budget bills LB605 and LB607, totaling $86.9 million and $16.6 million in state funds respectively, plus federal and fee adjustments.
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Lincoln
J. J. Exon
Exon
Farmers Lose Share as Middleman Rises in Food Basket
USDA figures show farmers received under 40 cents of each dollar spent on food in Q1 1975, down from 46 cents a year earlier. The market basket cost about $1,824 annually, up 6 percent from Q1 1974. farmers’ slice fell to $721 while middlemen took $1,104, widening their spread by 18 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Senators approve two prison bill with Exon veto risk
Senators passed LB417 38 to 6 to build two new Nebraska prisons in Lincoln and Omaha. The plan with a Lincoln 200 to 250 capacity and an Omaha 175 to 200 capacity faces a gubernatorial veto from Gov. J J Exon. Construction timelines begin 1976 and 1977 with costs capped at 5 million and 4 million respectively. Exon seeks a single 300-bed Lincoln facility, and a study funds increase to 50,000.
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Lincoln
Omaha
J. J. Exon
Exon
Unicameras
John Cavanaugh
Reformatory
Cavanaugh
Court won’t decide Smith Ziebarth race in Nebraska
Lancaster County District Judge William C Hastings ruled Nebraska law provides no method to contest congressional elections in the Smith Ziebarth case. Virginia Smith was certified winner of Nebraska 3rd District by 80 225 votes. Ziebarth seeks recounts and hopes for a full district review, with the matter now before the House subcommittee on elections.
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Lincoln
House of Representatives
Wayne Ziebarth
Virgina Smith
U S House of Representatives
Lancaster County
William C Hastings
Nebraska
Ziebarth
House of Representative
Hastings
House
Douglas Duchek
Subcommittee On
Duchek
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