NSES Reports Labor Market Steady in Sidney Area
Francis Hiner, manager of the Nebraska State Employment Service office in Sidney, reports October placed 29 physically handicapped workers locally and 224 total placements for the month. Of hires, 81 were on farm jobs such as beet and potato harvest, on par with last year. The unemployment compensation claims load remains similar to a year ago, and weather expectations are needed to sustain activity. The Sidney office serves Banner, Cheyenne, Deuel and Kimball counties.
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Sidney
Nebraska State Employment Service
Francis Hiner
INSES
Hiner
Sidney Nses
Banner
Cheyenne
Deuel
Kimball
Final inspection planned for Kimball Airport runway
Final inspection of the new Kimball Municipal Airport runway is set for next week with FAA and Nebraska Department of Aeronautics officials to review. The surface variance ranges up to 1 1/8 inches. Fulton and Cramer found minor deviations while the sub base and base had prior full approvals. The Missouri Valley Construction Company built the 3750 by 75 feet runway, with 50 night lights and about $100,000 total cost. The federal government will cover 50 percent, the state 25 percent, and the city 25 percent. planes are using the closed runway at their own risk.
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Kimball
Kimball Municipal
Robert Array
Federal Aviation Authority
Nebraska Department of Aeronautics
Fulton and Cramer
Missouri Valley Construction Company
Not Radar Cripple Creek Sign Targets Chief Rader
A home-made sign reading caution Rader patrolled appeared on Bennett Avenue in Cripple Creek. Bill Rader serves as the town police chief.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Bennett Avenue
Rader
Bill Rader
Social Security Benefits for Workers Over 65
This notice explains changes in law affecting benefits for people 65 and older who work. It describes earnings limits, withholding rules, and when benefits are payable, urging readers in Scottsbluff to file claims and seek details at the local Social Security office.
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Social Security
Social Security Office
Scottsbluff
PTA Tonight Stamps Note On Hand In Pratt Kansas
A brief Pratt Kansas note reports a teacher solving the problem of lost school notes by a student who marked her hand with PTA Tonight in stamp ink. The incident highlights PTA activity and school communication.
15 Nebraska Counties Slated For Oil Search As Activity Perks Up
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission lists 37 permits in 15 counties for week ending last Friday. Garden Sheridan and Custer counties attract major industry attention with new wildcat sites and H L Hunt obtaining a north central Nebraska permit. Nebraska led Rocky Mountain states in ten months with 833 wells, 329 new oil wells and two gas wells, marking a historic outpacing of neighbors in oil gas exploration.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sidney
Sleepy Hollow
Red Willow
Avill Center
Garden
Sheridan
Custer
Garden County
Wildcat
Rush Creek Land and Cattle Co
Custer County
Sheridan County
Commission
H. L. Hunt
Nebraska
Denver - Julesburg
Cheyenne County
Gurley
Anschutz Drilling Co
Dell Webb Interests
Webb Resources, Inc
Webb
New York
Arizona
New York Yankee
Champlin Oil and Refining Co
Boston
Cne
Sleepy Hollow Field
Red Willow County
Miracle-Fifer
J. D White
William L. Fry
Searcey
Gage County
C- Seis-Tech
J. D. White
Pardle
c-Seis- Tech
J. W. White
William L Fry
Beavers
Lancaster County
C. Man, Jr
Sughrone
Burch Drilling Co Inc
Cantrall
Zenith Field
c-Own
Breitling
October Tops In Oil Yield In Nebraska History
October proved the best oil production month in Nebraska with first 28 days averaging 71 115 barrels daily and a record weekly 72 237 barrels for the week ending Sept 16. Nebraska wells now operate at 75 80 percent capacity after a summer slump though the last 10 days showed more dry holes than producers, with strikes in Mor rill and Lincoln counties and multiple counties reporting dry wells.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Commission
H. N. Rhodes
Tourists Boost Durango Narrow Gauge Run to Record Attainment
The nation’s only narrow gauge passenger railroad from Durango to Silverton via the Animas River Canyon reported its best summer operation, with over 38,000 travelers this season versus just over 37,000 in 1960.
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Durango
Colo
Silverton
Animas River Canyon
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NSES
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Hill Field
Kimball County
Kimbark Exploration Co
William
Banner County
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Nebraska Drillers, Inc
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Frontier County
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