Nebraska Huskers look to Hawaii and Alabama clash
The column notes Alabama's Johnny Musso and Bear Bryant against Nebraska in a high profile Oregon Bowl week. It mentions Huskers confidence after beating Oklahoma, Hawaii's Rainbow underdogs, and praise for Sidney and Scottsbluff coaches, plus a call for a state football playoff system.
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Alabama
Johnny Musso
Auburn
Nebraska
Huskers
Bear Bryant
Crimson Tide
Greg Pruitt
Mussa
Hawaii
Rainbows
Linfield
Fresno State
Cal State
Santa Clara
New Mexico Highlands
UC -Santa Barbara
U Pacific
Montana
Cal State-Long Beach
New Mexico
Pat Sullivan
Lobos
Sidney Firemen
Ray Aguiniga
Scottsbluff High
Sidney
Gene Lodes
Larry O’halloran
Conde Sargent
Omaha World Herald
Boxers Hold Exhibition Bout in Alliance Smoker
Sidney fighter Maurice Cartwright, 105, faced John Torres of Rapid City S D in a non scoring exhibition. Joe Dominguez won a three round decision over Richard Toombs of Kimball. Trainer Ray Aguiniga presided at center.
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Maurice Cartwright
Sidney
John Torres
Rapid City
S.D
Joe Dominguez
Richard Toombs
Kimball
Ray Aguiniga
Alliance Elks
John McClure
Dan Haunschild
Bridgeport
Mike Ironshell
Parmalee
Mike Brauer
Funeral notices for Hannah and McMille at Fort Collins and Potter
Former area resident Jack R Hannah, 59, died this morning at his Fort Collins home after heart surgery in August. Funeral arrangements pending. Joe W. McMille, 64, died unexpectedly Friday at his farm. service held at First United Methodist Church with interment in Greenwood. Verna Ottoson, 68, killed in a train car collision near Potter. last rites at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with interment at Potter Cemetery.
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Jack R Hannah
Aera
Sunol
Lodgle
Fort ‘Collins
Colo
Hanahs
Fort Collins
Jill
Denver
Judy
Iowa City
Iowa
E. E Hannah
Shoshone
Idaho
Firth Booth
Sundl
W H Weber
Chappell
First United Methodist Church
Joe W. McMille
Stanley Ganzel
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Halsey Fuller
Francis Runge
Elberne Luehirs
Doyle Easton
Wendel Mathewson
Verlin Livingston
Gehrig and Son
Verna Ottoson
Potter
Harlap Brei
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Potter Cemetery
Don Challburg
Don Tisdale
Gerald Snyder
Morris Challburg
Leslie Lipska
Dale Taylor
Services For Mrs Britton On Wednesday
Mrs Bert Britton 63 died at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev Stanley Ganzel officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Heart Fund memorials. Born Annis May Spelts August 13 1907 in Ulysses to George and Grace Spelts. Lived in Ulysses and Staplehurst Nebraska before Idaho then Crawford then Sioux Army Depot. Retired in 1965 and moved to Sidney. Survived by widower son and daughter, a brother, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Gehrig and Son Funeral
Stanley Ganzel
First United Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Heart Fund
Annis May Spelts
Ulyses, Ned
George A
Grace Spelts
Ulysses
Emil C. Nicolaus
Staplehurst
Neb
Idaho
Bert R. Britton
Crawford
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney
Dallegges Expected Home for Thanksgiving Visit
Mrs Howard Dallegge is set to leave Sidney Hospital and be home Wednesday. The Dallegges will spend Thanksgiving at their daughter and son in law Henry Walker's home. The Peetz Garden Club met at Elmer Davis's home November 17 with ten members and one visitor, Mrs Raymond Walker.
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Howard Dallegge
Sidney Hospital
Mr Dallegge
Henry Walker
Arley Beahm
Bob Davis
Elmer Davis
Peetz Garden Club
Raymond Walker
Lee Hawkins
Geraldine Walker
Holyoke
Fort Sidney
Arthur Shuberg
Sidney
Buehrer
Greeley
Bobby
Bernard Roelle
Kansas City
County Court Docket Highlights Local Offenses
Harvey Heintz of Sidney faces a failure to stop at a stop sign charge with a $16 fine. Steven Bowman of Sidney cited for alcoholic liquor by a minor with a $106 penalty. Jay Fish of Sidney charged with possession of alcohol by a minor and faces $966 and six months probation. Leroy Lipska of Potter for minor liquor possession with $108 fine. Wayne R Borneman of Wenonosa Wisconsin cited for speeding with $16. Joe Argenta of Centerville Iowa for ing with $16. Robert Ford Jr of Cherry Hills New Jersey for nighttime speeding (truck) with $18. Vernon Lee of Aurora Colorado fined $16.
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Harvey Heintz
Sidney
Steven Bowman
Jay Fish
Leroy Lipska
Potter
Wayne R. Borneman
Wenwatosa
Wisc
Joe Argenta
Centerville
Ing
Robert Ford, Jr
Cherry Hills
N.J
Vernon Lee
Aurora
Colo
The Resident Student and In-State Tuition Rules
John, a nonresident student from another state, attended college in Nebraska with regular semesters and summer work in-state. He and his family reside in Nebraska and plan to stay after graduation, yet the state denies continuous four month residency during attendance, imposing higher tuition. he sues to recover excess tuition. Locations mentioned include Mo Boonville Mo Kansas City Kan and Kearney Neb where he visited relatives.
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John
Nebraska
Boonville, Mo
Kansas City
Kan
Kearney, Neb
Cage Session Open To Public At Sidney High
Sidney's complete basketball program explained in a public orientation Tuesday at 6 30. Seventh to JV squads hold intra squad scrimmages for public view while Head Coach Jack Stewart fields a varsity practice and explains yearly offense and defense plans. Officials cover rule changes as cheerleaders are introduced and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Paul Luther
Bill Wilburn
Ron Welch
Dick Yahn
Jack Stewart
Raider
Stewart
Nebraska Court Speeds Residence Rule on Tuition
The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld state tuition rules by allowing the Legislature to define residence for education funding. It noted no arbitrariness in the statutes and set a later effective date August 31, 1971 after which new definitions apply. Public service notice by Nebraska State Bar Association. Injuries and wrestling notes from Sidney High School preview the opener vs Wray with several key players listed as questionable.
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Supreme Court of
Nebraska
John II
John
Nebraska State Bar Association
State House
Lincoln
Sidney High
Gary Nickal
Wray
Colenears Wa
New Guinea alcohol policy sparks call for prohibition
A commission of inquiry cites widespread harm from drinking in New Guinea where 2,312,000 villagers were officially allowed to drink in September 1963 after a UN mission visit. An upsurge in crime and lawlessness prompts native leaders to seek prohibition.
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Checkson Alcohol
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Commission
United Nations
Overhaul of Kentucky Criminal Code to go before 1972 Legislature
A sweeping revision of the Kentucky Criminal Code is set to be introduced to the 1972 General Assembly. The measure aims to modernize provisions, definitions, and penalties to reflect current standards and public safety priorities.
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Kentucky
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