K N Natural Gas Rate Hike Likely Approved by City Council
The Sidney City Council is expected to approve a proposed 25 percent increase in local natural gas rates for Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. The 3 monthly bill rise would take effect January 1, 1976, after two months of review. The meeting at City Hall opens at 7 30 p.m. with public access.
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Sidney
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
K-N
Upland Industries
Darrell W Glassburn
Elk's Club
Board of Adjustment
City Hall
Park ducks moved to winter quarters at Sunol
Park superintendent Leonard Erickson says 14 ducks from the Legion Park lagoon were moved to winter quarters at Sunol last week. Loomis Booth will winter the ducks, while six privately owned ducks were also moved for winter by their owners.
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Legion Park Lagoon
Sunol
Leonard Erickson Erickson
Loomis Booth
College Board Sets New Meeting Date
The Western Technical Community College Area Board of Governors reschedules its November meeting to Tuesday at 7 pm in the board room at Nebraska Western College in Scottsbluff after last week’s postponement due to hazardous driving conditions.
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Western Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
Nebraska Western College
Scottsbluff
Simants asks gag order to limit trial coverage in murder case
Erwin Charles Simants asks Nebraska Supreme Court to limit news about his Lincoln County District Court murder trial. He is charged with first degree murder of six Henry Kellie family members near Sutherland. The court will hear oral arguments on a gag order after portions were lifted by Justice Blackmun pending Nebraska action.
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Lincoln
Erwin Charles Simants
Nebraska Supreme Court Today
Lincoln County
Simants
Henry Kellie
Sutherland
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Harry A Blackmun
City Engineer says Denver firm to finish water well near Armory
City Engineer Larry Richards states a Denver well drilling company should complete the final 28 foot section behind the National Guard Armory today. Drillers expect to reach 10 feet and test pump the well on Tuesday as South Sidney faces growing water demand. The foreground water pit stores recirculation water for the rig.
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Larry Richards
Denver, Colo
National Guard
South
Sidney
Cheyenne County Issues 22 Building Permits in Six Weeks
Cheyenne County reports 22 building permits valued at about 240000 for farm and rural construction issued in six weeks since Thompson became Zoning Administrator. Permits include metal storage buildings and additions to two rural homes, with inspections by Dean Starr and a $3 base fee.
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Cheyenne County
F B
Tommy
Thompson Thompson
Thompson
Dean Starr
Starr
Sidney
Oscar Schlaman
Colton
Senator Kelly Defends Sculpture Hearings on Interstate Gifts
Lincoln Senator Ralph Kelly said a subcommittee will not judge art value but will gather facts on accepting gifts from the Interstate Bicentennial Corporation. Hearings set for Dec 1 in Omaha, Dec 2 Lincoln, Dec 3 Grand Island, Dec 4 North Platte, Dec 5 Scottsbluff.
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Lincoln
Grand Island
Ralph Kelly
Interstate 80 Bicentennial Corporation
Omaha
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Old shed rebuilt into advanced 4000 sq ft tool storage
Oscar Schlaman of Sidney unveils a nearly finished 4000 square foot steel beam storage shed with eight skylights, four infrared heaters, plumbing, a restroom, hydraulic lift, and grain storage for 12 000 bushels. Built by Nebraska Enterprises and a Butler Agri- Builder finalist in a national contest.
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Oscar Schlaman
Sidney
Schlaman
Schiaman
Nebraska Enterprises Inc
Butler Agri- Builder Company
New York Police Seek Posts in Nebraska Town
Six laid off New York City cops apply in Valley Nebraska, a town of 1800. Police Chief Richard Blitz notes they are open to new livelihoods as they compare city cars to local horses and guntlinging lore.
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Riley
Armstrong Valley
Nebraska
New York City
Richard Blitz
New York
Blitz
Valley Police Department
Midwest
Chamber of commerce to gather public opinion on future
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce will host a public meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Sidney City Council Chambers. President Gene Lienemann says the session precedes the new board's seating and will gauge opinions on dues budget services and future activities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Sidney City Council
Chamber
Gene Lienemann
Lienemann
Ed Cole
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Court House
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Delow
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Norman Getske
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