Weather And Local Events Bulletin For Sidney Nebraska 1976
Panhandle forecast notes today partly cloudy and cold with a high in the mid 20s to around 30. Tonight is fair with a low teens. Saturday partly cloudy and not quite so cold with a high in the low to mid 30s. Also lists births and events including a Nov 11 12 watercolor workshop in Chadron, parent teacher conferences in Sidney Nov 11 12, Czech Day in Lodgepole Nov 14, Epsilon Sigma Alpha district meeting, and a Cheyenne County IDEA film night Nov 16.
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Panhandle
Sidney
Alpha Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Educational Service Unit No. 14
Dora Dill
Workshop on water works in Sidney
A water works maintenance workshop was held in Sidney on Wednesday. Walt Artmann of the League of Nebraska Municipalities presented the program, part of a seven site fall series sponsored by the League and the Nebraska Section of the American Water Works Association. Attendees included residents from Sidney Bushnell and Lodgepole.
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Sidney
Walt Artmann
Utilities Section
League of Nebraska Municipalities
League of Municipalities
Nebreaska
American Water Works Association
Bushnell
Lodgepole
Sidney drivers collide in midtown intersection
At 12 08 p m Wednesday a 1975 Honda driven by Jackie S Sparks and a 1956 Chevrolet driven by Ellen Bergner both of Sidney collided in the intersection.
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Honda
Jackie S. Sparks
Sidney
Chevrolet
Ellen Bergner
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges by City
ADMITTED SIDNEY John Van Anne Charles Lafler Milfred Schubert Donald Elsen Ethel Edwards Marlin Michaels Kellie Snook Rosie Flores CHAPPELL Marsha Lockhart LODGEPOLE Rika Hernbloom DISMISSED SIDNEY John Bahr Jr Martha Happle William George Mary Powell Mildred Schobert ARIZONA Arlene Christensen
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Sidney
John van Anne
Charles Lafler
Milfred Schubert
Donald Elsen
Ethel Edwards
Marlin Michaels
Kellie Snook
Rosie Flores
Chappell Marsha Lockhart
Lodgepole
Rika Hernbloom
John Bahr, Jr
Martha Happle
William George
Mary Powell
Mildred Schobert
Arizona
Arlene Christensen
County Court Criminal Docket Listings Pending
State vs. Robert L. Owens failure to appear pending. State vs. Fred C Sexton failure to appear pending. State vs. Darla Swires failure to appear pending. State vs. Everett Dale Shields no fund check pending.
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Robert L. Owens
Fred C. Sexton
Darla Swires
Everett Dale Shields
Sidney youths named in court records
Dale E. Bonner aged 20 Brenda S. Clark 18 Ralph E. Eddy 21 and Mary E Norman 19 all of Sidney are listed in the county court docket with unspecified charges or proceedings.
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Dale E. Bonner
Sidney
Brenda S. Clark
Ralph E. Eddy
Mary E Norman
Ogallala
Keith County
Clinton J. Hoover
Lemoyne
McConaughy
Pat Hays
Ralph J. Webb
Kimball
Webb
William Schoenemann
of. Kimball
Solar energy projects among state farmers
Cedar County, Nebraska, will host a 50-farm low energy agriculture research and demonstration project funded by the Community Services Administration. Led by the Center of Rural Affairs, the 15 month effort aims to show energy savings from solar heating, grain drying, wind power, methane generation, and minimum tillage, with cost sharing and on-farm technical help for participants.
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Hartington
Neb
Cedar County
Community Services Administration
Arthur T. May
Winnebago
Center of Rural Affairs
Walthill
Ronald Krupicka
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Dennis Demmell
Nebraska
Roger Blobaum
Creston
Iowa
Corn stockpiles to rise on bigger harvest
Washington officials say the 1976 corn crop may reach a record 6.6 billion bushels, up 5 percent from last year and beyond October USDA forecast. The larger supply suggests lower prices and more feed use, with wheat and soybean stocks also shifting in 1977.
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Washington
U.S
USDA
City appoints Russell R Luce as street superintendent
Russell R Luce, a City of Sidney employee, was licensed as city street superintendent by the Board of Examiners for County Highway and City Street Superintendents. The October exams at the Nebraska Department of Roads Complex in Lincoln saw nine pass.
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City of Sidney
Russell R. Luce
Board of Examiners
Nebraska
Coast-to-Coast Store Reopens in Sidney Under Kovach Management
The Coast-to-Coast Store in Sidney resumes operation after a year closed under new managers Ed and Sandra Kovach. The couple run a Lamar Colorado location for three years and will host a grand opening at 1034 Illinois from November 17 to 20.
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Sidney
Sandra Kovach
Lamar
Colo
Illinois
Honey sale drive supports retarded citizens groups
Volunteers from many area communities sell honey in the southern Panhandle on Sunday to raise funds for the Tri County Association for Retarded Citizens and its projects aiding the handicapped. Beta sigma Phi Xi Omega Chapter leads Big Springs Chappell Kimball sales, Lutheran Youth Ministry aids Gurley, Girl Scouts run Lodgepole, with Donna George canvassing Sunol and Gordon James directing Dix sales with student help.
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Panhandle
Tri-County Association For Retarded Citizens
Sidney
United Fund Drive
Dalton
Xi Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Big Springs
Chappell
Kimball
Grace and Weyerts Lutheran
Frontier Airlines posts eleventh straight October traffic rise
Frontier Airlines reports October revenue passenger miles of 141,128,000 up 17.3 percent from a year earlier. Available seat miles reach 259,084,000, up 21.2 percent, with load factor at 54.5 percent versus 56.3 percent a year ago. Frontier is Denver based and continued record traffic growth.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
New Hope Singers to perform at Northeastern Junior College
The New Hope Singers a California based contemporary Christian group will give a 730 PM concert on Tuesday November 16 at Northeastern Junior College. They plan seven European country tours in January and have appeared in Billy Graham and Pat Boone crusades. Admission is free or a free will offering will be taken.
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Sterling
New Hope Singers
Northeastern Junior College
Billy Graham
Pat Boone
Decade to Develop New Wheat Varieties in Nebraska
University of Nebraska Lincoln researchers anticipate about ten years from cross to market for new wheat varieties. Century, the leading Nebraska wheat in 1974 75 76, began with a 1959 cross and reached release in 1971 after 12 years of development. Breeders test thousands of raws across Nebraska to find disease resistance quality and yield traits before statewide trials and seed increase.
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Lincoln University
A. F
Gus” Dreier
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska
Dreier
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Lawrence Krauter
Gering
Ryan James
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Orvil Krauter
Iva M. Johnson
Orange
Calif
Jack Vallee
Chadron
David Sherrard
Legion Hall
Cheyenne County Idea
Educational Service Unit
Toledo
Eric
May
Blobaum
Larry & Gower
Con Marshall
Stevens
Bea
Sidrey
Pri
Setecrigtion
Sidney Newsespers
Shell
Sidney Mewspepert, Inc
NPA
ANR
NMA
APAP
Seale
North Platte
Great Plains Medical Center
Andrew J
Mary A. Valentine
Julesburg
Colorado
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Julesburg Tele
Warren Wergin
Alliance
Worley
Oshkosh
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
John J Sullivan
Grand Island
Gordon
Howard Parrott
Plainview
Garden County
United Telephone Co. of the West
Scottsbluff
Lewellen Exchange
Colorado Cat Uomen’s Association
Oleg Kohlman
Waldron
National Cattlemen’s Association
National Livestock Feeders Association
Colorado Cattlemen's Association
Kohlman
Washington, D.C
Hemingford
State Technical Assistance Agency
Federal Housing Agency
Agate, Neb
National Park Service
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Park Service
Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc
Box Butte County
Alliance-Times-Herald
Kimball! Chapter
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
David Lukassen
UNL Area Agronomists
Agronomy Départment
Foundation
Jody Miller
21St Avenue
Scottshluff
Advice
Arnecy Aie Ld
American National Bank
Sidney Neb
F.D.L.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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