Railroad carman maintenance program proposed at WTCCA
Western Nebraska Technical College officials unveiled a new railroad carman maintenance program to start in January, funded by Burlington Northern with equipment and an instructor. The plan aims for 200 students annually but may begin with about a dozen this year, as the college also advances a cosmetology program with new staff.
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Charles D. Michael
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Scottsbluff
State Department of Health
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Lawrance
Cheyenne
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Visiting nurse survey planned for Cheyenne County
A questionnaire seeks public input on a home health visiting nurse service for Cheyenne County. It notes service eligibility by doctor's orders and referrals, mainly aiding seniors but available to all ages.
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Cheyenne County
Council of Hawwman Services
Cheyenne County Advisory Council
Area Agency On Aging
Sidney Community Action Office
Shirley DeMott
Scotts Bluff County
Ad deadline moved up for Friday Telegraph issue
Despite Thanksgiving the Telegraph will publish on Wednesday and Friday next week. The advertising deadline for Friday’s issue has been moved up to Wednesday noon. Advertisers should plan accordingly.
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Telegraph
Cattle Industry Sees Profit Hint From USDA Outlook
USDA officials at the annual outlook conference say the cattle sector may gain stability next year after years of lean profits. A rapid herd build up from 112.4 million in 1970 to 131.8 million on Jan 1, 1975 created an oversupply that strained the beef market, but experts anticipate a turn-around as inventories shrink and demand steadies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Exon backs gradual state aid rise for schools
Gov J J Exon told the Nebraska State Board Association and School Administrators that a slow increase in state aid could happen if local boards push other agencies for funds. He questioned the feasibility of adding 20 to 30 million dollars, but hoped a few million might be available if other agencies curb costs. He acknowledged school problems and other agencies’ competing requests.
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Lincoln
J.J Exon
Nebraska State Board Association
Nebraska Association ‘of
Exon
Dre
MAC singers meet at Potter choral clinic
Musicians from 10 schools of the Minuteman Activities Conference gather in Potter on Tuesday November 23 for the annual choral clinic. Up to 200 singers attend with registration at 8 am and rehearsals from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm led by Jerry Tallman. A massed choir concert starts at 7 pm open to the public with select school groups performing.
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Potter
Minuteman Activities Conference
Jerry Tallman
Scottand
Kimli
Enrollment rises at Western Nebraska Technical College
Western Nebraska Technical College reports a fall headcount of 656, up from 568 last year. Dr. Charles D. Michael notes 236 full time, 139 part time credit students, and 281 non credit community education participants, calling the trend a positive thrust.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Charles D. Michael
WNTC
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