Tiemann aides and rivals swirl in Nebraska politics
Lincoln Gov. Norbert Tiemann seeks a second term with a crowded field for lieutenant governor and a Democratic challenge from J. J. Exon. Other potential GOP candidates include Edward Schwartzkopf, Mel Steen, William Swanson, Jerome Warner, and John Langford. Tiemann pushes highway funding relief in talks with Nixon and Agnew as staff turnover reshapes the administration.
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Lincoln
Norbert T. Tiemann
Tiemann
John E. Everroad
Omaha
Henry F. Pedersen Jr
University of Nebraska
Edward Schwartzkopf
Game Commission
Mel Steen
William F. Swanson
Jerome Warner
Waverly
J. J. Exon
Nebraska
J. W. Burbach
Crofton
Tienn
John Langford
Kearney State College
Nixon
National Administration
Spiro Agnew
PUBLIC NOTICES AND ESTATE MATTERS IN CHEYENNE COUNTY NEBRASKA
Public notices include estate claims for Cora Pearl Walker deceased with filing deadline March 2, 1970 and appearances on November 28, 1969 and March 3, 1970. amendment of church articles changing The Methodist Church of Potter to United Methodist Church of Potter. a low income representative election for Panhandle Community Action Agency on November 26, 1969. probate petition for Kathryn M. Kratz. and final settlement for Ernest G. Ruhter with hearing December 4, 1969. Filed by County Judge Sydney G Finch and attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon and Matzke.
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Clayton Yeutter
Tiemann
University of Nebraska
Barnett
Constitutional Revision Commission
Cora Pearl Walker
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Sydney G
Finch County
Martin
Davis
Mattoon
Matzke
Methodist Church OF
Potter
United Methodist Church OF
James K. Fisher
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Martin, Davis, Mattoon and
Panhandle Community Action Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sidney Senior Citizens Center
10Th Avenue
Sidney
Kathryn M. Kratz
Ernest G. Ruhter
Sydney G. Finch County
Thorpe, Peetz and Brower
Mrs. Horst Is Club Hostess
Members of the F. M. Club met Wednesday at the Hazel Horst home with Christmas decorations. Charles Smith and family visited and several couples shared meals and gatherings at local homes including the Sharman, Miles, Dorman, and Frerichs households. Charles Smith and sons attended the Father and Son banquet at the Christian Church Saturday evening.
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F. M
Hazel Horst
Charles Smith
Bud Frerichs
Harvey Miles
Kathy
Mike
Mabel Miles
Verne Sharman
Don Sharman
Clarence Dorman
Dave
John
Christian Church
T. N. McGowan
Yvonne
John Dorman
Bob Dorman
Food Prices Seen Rising Five Percent in 1969
The Agriculture Department predicted retail food prices will average about five percent higher in 1969 than in 1968, more than double February projections, and a similar rise to 1966. Officials expect additional increases through mid 1970 as the national food situation develops.
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Mies
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Cheyenne County Praises Youth Camp Campaign
Local leaders celebrate the successful youth camp funding drive in Cheyenne County Nebr as Sidney's city efforts receive commendation. The piece cites civic pride, senior citizen center milestones, and upcoming Chamber of Commerce board nominees. It highlights Christmas Bonanza Retail Promotion starting Nov 28 with weekly $500 prizes and youth group window displays.
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Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Nebraska
Sidney
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Christ
Charles
Becky’ Everitt
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Capitol News
Hartington
Marvin Nuernberger
Nuernberger
Wausa
Agnew
Pantyhose
Pettipants
Illinois
Sidney, Nebl. Y
Mrs. Horst
Telegraph
Oneida
Oneida Lia
Powell Hardware
ED Cole
Fashion Watch
Lockwood
Bella
Someonce
Lockwood’s Jewelry
10Th Ave
Goodyear Service Stores
U.S
Goodyear
Ervige Towes
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