Area Council Sets Meeting On Rural Development Pace
Panhandle Resource Conservation Development and Planning Council will meet Thursday in Alliance to speed rural development. Attendees include Dr. John L. Adams and William Parker with state and local agency staff from USDA. Public access noted with open invitation.
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Panhandle Resource Conservation Development and Planning Council
Alliance
US Dept. of Agriculture
Alliance City
4Th
Laramie St
John L. Adams
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
University of Nebraska
William Parker
Soil Conservation Service
Ken Bowen
Farmers Home Administration
Paul Lindt
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
Merle Prince
U.S. Forest Service
Ron Melbye
Western
Nebraska
State Office of Planning and Programming
Panhandle
Vernon Rockey
Crawford
Rcd&pc
Stan Juelfs
Kimball
Planning Commission
Dix Man Dies After Bus Truck Crash North of Kimball
Otto Allison 45 of Dix died Sunday in Cheyenne Hospital after a bus collision with a truck north of Kimball following a Bridgeport game. The school bus carrying about 25 girls hit a northbound truck at Highways 71 and 88. Five girls were hospitalized. injured were Lori Juelfs Debbie Durrett Betty Mortenson Sheila Henshaw and Melinda Davis all from Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Allison
Dix
Kimball
Cheyenne
Allison
Bridgeport
William Stevens
Rapid City
D. Stevens
Associated Press
Lori Juelfs
Debbie Durrett
Betty Mortenson
Sheila Henshaw
Melinda Davis
KSID Seeks FM License for Sidney Station
KSID Radio Inc. filed with the FCC for a construction permit to build an FM station in Sidney. The plan calls for 3000 watts at % .3 on the FM dial at the KSID AM site east of Legion Park. Construction would begin after permit approval. KSID AM marks 21 years on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ksid Radio
David W. Young
Ksid Radio Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Sidney
Ksid AM
Legion Park
Young
VFW Bean Feed Marks Veterans Day Observance
Federal workers observe Veterans Day on Oct 22 while Sidney residents take the holiday quietly. Court House offices and many businesses close. VFW Legion and auxiliary sponsor a bean feed at 6 p.m. at Legion Hall. the event honors veterans amid Nebraska’s shift back to November 11.
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Sidney
Court House
VFW
Legion
Legion Hall
Nebraska
City To Name New Road and Consider Assessments
Sidney City Council set to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to hear board of equalization items paving district 111 and repaving districts 2 and 3 assess. It will review bids on sewer line extension to Independent Cable Inc factory and a new packet truck, consider land sale to Emmett Clark and a lot purchase by James W Cabela.
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Sidney City Council
Board of Equalization
Independent Cable Inc
Emmett Clark
James W. Cabela
Country Club Heights
Planning Commission
Schnell Farms
WNTC Opens Vets Office
Western Nebraska Technical College gains a grant under the Veterans Cost of Instruction Program to establish the Office of Veterans Coordinator. Joyce Horak is named Veterans Coordinator, aiding student veterans and others in the service area with outreach and benefit information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska Technical College
WNTC
Joyce Horak
HEW
Division of Social Services
Fremont
Harold Kreider wins $25 in Sidney Telegraph contest
Harold Kreider of Lodgepole predicts 17 of 20 games correctly to win this week’s $25 prize in the Sidney Telegraph Football Prediction Contest. Contenders near him include Chet Hickman, Jean Lane, and Leon Foster with 16 correct. Results list 20 game outcomes and a tie Duke vs Wake Forest at seven. The next contest prompts readers to circle winners for 20 games, return by Friday, with $25 prize and $35 if all 20 correct.
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Harold Kreider
Lodgepole
Sidney Telegraph
Kreider
Chet Hickman
Sidney
Jean E Lane
Chappell
Leon Foster
Boston College
West Virginia
Northwestern
Indiana
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
Clemson
North Carolina
Dartmouth
Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Ohio State
Michigan
Penn State
North Carolina State
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Purdue
Rice
Arkansas
Dayton
Louisville
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas A & M
S M.A
Maryland
Virginia
Arizona
Brigham Young
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Wyoming
Duke
Wake Forest
Nebraska
Iowa State
Telegraph Office
Sidney Roofing Co
Servisoft
Cabela's Furniture
Dude’s Steakhouse
Panhandle Supply Co
Farmers Co-op Grain Co
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney 66 Oil Co
Bagby’s Texaco
Cabela's Sporting Goods
Denver Auto Supply
Board to Discuss Cost of SEA Settlement Tonight
Sidney educators' association salary plan faces board review as Superintendent Pedersen presents a cost analysis. SEA seeks an index system with 96 900 base pay and 4x4 raises across years and degrees, while state aid limits may cap new spending. The meeting also covers annexation, zoning, handicapped obligations, and outside work requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pedersen
Sidney Educators’ Association
Board of Education
The
SEA
Linda Janssen
Shortage Of Materials Worries Oil Industry
Oil industry officials in Western Nebraska warn shortages of tubular pipes and other drilling gear threaten current operations and a planned year end push. They blame dollar devaluation and steelmakers repurposing materials, with some supplies not arriving until 1974. Nine drilling intents were filed with the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission as producers seek new wells amid the tight material market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nixon
Warren Arnold
Exeter Drilling and Exploration Co
Arnold
Exeter
Panhandle
Department of the Interior
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sunny Day Resources Inc
Sara Kurtz
CSW
Granite
Stoeppelwerth Drilling Co
J&c Oil Co
Miller
Hitchcock County
Bush Creek
Stoeppelwerth
Red Feather Petroleum
Wickham
Falls City
Richardson County
Huntington
Sage Oil Co
Lawrence Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Deuel County
Bob M Lloyd
Exeter Drilling and Exploration
Livingston
CNE
Cheyenne County
Alaska Pipeline Bill Approved By House To Senate
The House approved the Alaska pipeline bill sending it to the Senate. It includes expanded regulatory powers for agencies and faced a rejection to strip these provisions. Roy Ash warned of a presidential veto over the regulatory features amid White House silence. The dispute centers on FTC survey authority without OMB approval.
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House
Senate
Ference Committee
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Associated Press
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Nebraska towns report fluoride levels in municipal water
Sidney averages .53 ppm fluoride, below the .75 ppm threshold for mandated fluoridation under state law. The Nebraska Municipal Review lists Sidney wells from .50 to .57 ppm and notes varied readings across Chappell, Dalton, Gurley, Lodgepole, Potter, Dix, and Kimball, with Sidney manager Ed Prince citing depth and well age as factors.
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Sidney
Nebraska Municipal Review
Panhandle
Chappell
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Potter
Dix
Kimball
Ed Prince
Evidence Found in Unsolved Culbertson Murder Case
Frontier County Attorney Fred Schroeder reported significant new evidence uncovered by the Douglas County Sheriff’s underwater unit at Harry Strunk Lake near Curtis. The material, sent to the State Crime Laboratory, follows the discovery of parts of a male and female body and involves missing Edwin and Wilma Hoyt since Sept. 23.
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Frontier County
Fred Schroeder
Culbertson
Douglas County Sheriff's
Harry Strunk Lake
Curtis
Schroeder
Associated Press
State Crime Laboratory
Lincoln
Edwin
Wilma Hoyt
Sidney United Fund tops 60 percent milestone
The Sidney United Fund surpassed 60 percent of its goal over the weekend, with the drive total reaching 10 806 dollars, according to drive secretary Barb Custer.
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Sidney United Fund
Barb Custer
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George Bailey
Dix Man
KSID
Veterans
Vets
J. James Exon
Kay Fix
Tom Ryan
NCIP
Siluey
Alaska
McCook
Jail
Morrill
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