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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1976

Page

1

WNTC Endowment Formed To Aid College

The Western Nebraska Technical College Endowment Association was formed to promote the college, attract students, and provide financial aid. Dr. Charles D. Michael serves as secretary treasurer with Jack Lowe as president and Tom Dindinger as vice president. The group will acquire and manage donated property and aim to fund scholarships, enhance programs, and support donor designated uses. Gifts to the endowment are tax deductible, with further announcements forthcoming.

Western Nebraska Technical College Endowment Association Sidney College Charles D. Michael Michael Jack Lowe Tom Dindinger

Milkman's United Fund drive to start in December

Milkman's United Fund plan begins soon with Maynard Wieser of Wieser Milk Co inviting customers and others to use postage free envelopes in dairy boxes for local mail. He will deliver free and funds saved on postage go to United Fund via checks, with pickups on the 5th to 10th and 15th to 20th each month.

Maynard Wieser Wieser Milk Co Sidney United Fund Wieser The Carolyn Nickum Nickum Niekum Hastings Nebraska

Penn graduates find Dalton teaching posts in Nebraska

Three Mansfield State College graduates Joyce Taylor Weston Henn and Eugene Tomlison moved from eastern Pennsylvania to Dalton Nebraska to teach. They faced adjustments and long job hunts, benefited from Dalton Superintendent Ken Fossen contact, and note higher prices and football culture but report meaningful teaching roles and community engagement. Tomlison, now 43 with five kids, fulfilled a lifelong dream and emphasizes adapting to a new region while focusing on quality education.

Con Marshall Dalton Nebraska Pennsylvania Cheyenne County Joyce Taylor Weston Henn Eugene Tomlison Dalton Ken Fossen Mansfield State College Fossen Midwest Pennsylvania College Mansfield Henn Miss Taylor Tomlison Dalton Science Dalton School Dts Taylor Chadron State College State College Dalton Schools Eugene Tomilson

Om ag dilemma in today's paper essay by Tom Allington

Tom Allington a veteran Suno farmer and rancher argues in the Telegraph that agriculture faces a supply and demand imbalance. He says production cannot keep increasing without harming the economy and urges discipline in output to ensure long term survival. The piece appears on page 4.

Telegraph Tom Allington Suno Allington

Jury selection starts in murder trial for Alan Seems

In Cheyenne County Sidney court Alan Seems of Kimball faces first degree murder charges in the death of his wife Sandra 33 whose body was found May 2 The trial moved from Kimball after seating issues in Kimball County Fifty seven prospective jurors were called for the Sidney proceeding per a Cheyenne County Clerk spokesman.

Cheyenne County Alan Seems Kimball Sandra Sidney Kimball County

Winter Weather Hurts Panhandle Traffic and Raises Damages

Heavy snow and icy roads in the Panhandle causing several accidents and property damage across towns like Big Springs Lodgepole Bushnell and Kimball. Minor injuries reported including a driver from North Platte and a 23 year old from Bushnell. multiple incidents on Interstate 80 and local highways tied to 10 000 in losses and guardrail damage.

Panhandle Sidney Chadron Big Springs Gerald J Lambert North Platte Julesburg Byron Lane Ogallala Lodgepole Interstate 80 Mark A Smith Aellejo Calif Don Connelly Keith L. Spiker Tom Parker Susan Rose Bushnell

Potentiator Aims to Spare Bypass Surgery for Heart Patients

Sidney native Dr Gerald I. Wolf of the University of Nebraska Medical Center champions a new instrument, the potentiator, to assess heart muscle damage after a heart attack. By electrically stimulating the heart during catheterization, the device helps distinguish viable muscle from dead tissue, guiding the need for bypass surgery and potentially avoiding unnecessary operations.

Sidney University of Nebraska Medical Center Gerald I. Wolf Wolf Sidney High School Alvera Wolf Elm Dr Wolf Yes Medrad Corp of Pittsburgh American Heart Association Wt. Che Radiological Society of North America Chicago

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WNTC Milkman’s Dairy Box Pickups Gregg Piburn Legion Park Jeana Steikunas Karen Spencer Donald Spencer Karen Gerald
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