Bulletin Board highlights from October 3, 1975
Today marks Friday October 3 1975 the 276th day of the year with 89 remaining. The record notes historic milestones from 1952 Britain’s first atomic bomb test to 1866 Austria Italy peace, 1876 Johns Hopkins opening, 1932 Iraq joining the league of Nations, 1935 Italian invasion of Ethiopia, and WWII Siegfried Line actions in 1944. Also mentions Hurricane Hilda 1964 Nixon Ireland 1969 and Frank Robinson 1974 baseball milestone. Birthday mentions Gore Vidal and Stanislaw Skrowaczewski. Thought for today quotes Wentworth Dillon. Bicentennial footnote cites Franklin letter regarding American survival.
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Australia
Austria
Italy
Vienna
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Iraq
League of Nations
Ethiopia
U.S
Aachen
Germany
Hilda
New Orleans
Lyndon Johnson
Fidel Castro
United States
Richard M Nixon
Ireland
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Gore Vidal
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
Wentworth Dillon
Benjamin Franklin
England
America
Associated Press
Panhandle Weather Forecast Shifts to Warm, Sunny Days
Today sunny and warm with highs in the 80s. Tonight clear with lows around 40. Saturday continues warm and sunny with 80s. Winds west to northwest 5 to 15 mph today diminishing to 5 to 10 mph tonight. Extended outlook shows mostly clear through Tuesday with highs in the mid 70s to low 80s and cool Lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Panhandle
Associated Press
Oktoberfest festivities fill Sidney events schedule
The Sidney Oktoberfest opens Friday at 10 am with Biergarten Foreign Food Fair and multiple events at Legion Park and surrounding venues including flea markets antique car show and an old-time fiddler's dance. Saturday features pancake feed art show marching bands and square dancing with continued fairs through Sunday. Monday lists community meetings and sport concession planning. Deaths note Howard W Marx of Sterling with services pending.
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Sidney
Legion Park
National Guard Armory
United Methodist Church
Don Messing
Senor Citizens
Births Scott Edward Scheurman and Samantha Renae McKay
A six pound son, Scott Edward, born Sept 30 to Dr and Mrs Stanley J Scheurman Jr of San Diego. Grandparents include Irene Scheurman and the late Stanley J Scheurman of North Platte and George E Frost of Walnut Creek. Great grandparents include Lulian Scheurman and Carl W Schmidt of Sidney. Also, Samantha Renae McKay, eight pounds two ounces, born Sept 29 at Memorial Hospital to Ken and Mrs McKay of Sidney. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert McKay and Mr and Mrs Melvin Shyrock. great grandparents include Dana Shyrock, Mame Shyrock, Coral McKay, Edwin McKay, Carrie Sparks and James Sparks.
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Scott Edward Scheurman
Scott Edward
Stanley J Scheurman, Jr
San Diego
Calif
Irene Scheurman
Stanley J Scheurman
North Platte
George E Frost
Walnut Creek
Lulian Scheurman
Carl W Schmidt
Sidney
Samantha Renae McKay
Ken McKay
Samantha Renae
Memorial Hospital
Robert McKay
Melvin Shyrock
Loveland
Colo
Dana Shyrock
Mame Shyrock
Greeley
Coral McKay
Edwin McKay
Carrie Sparks
James Sparks
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted: Sidney Josephine Flores, Larry Osborne, Lucille Marsh, Eleanor Zilmer, Leona Gemeinhart, Dalton Leonard Deaver. Discharged: SIDNEY Larry Osborne, Randall Dittmar, Deborah McKay, Donna Levin, Dalton Nancy Pierce, Lodgepole Andy Peterson, Potter Marvin Peterson, Mr and Mrs Richard Hume, Sidney, Baby Girl.
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Sidney Josephine Flores
Larry Osborne
Lucille Marsh
Eleanor Zilmer
Leona Gemeinhart Dalton Leonard Deaver
Sidney Larry Osborne
Randall Dittmar
Deborah McKay
Donna Levin Dalton
Nancy Pierce
Lodgepole
Andy Peterson
Potter Marvin Peterson
Richard Hume
Sidney
Local Cars Involved in Three Police Reported Collisions
Police logs detail three separate collisions. At 2 01 p.m. Wednesday a 1974 Ford driven by Robert Rocha backed into a 1971 Ford driven by Donna Koehn causing 100 dollars damage to Rocha and 10 dollars to Koehn. At 5 14 p.m. Thursday a 1972 Dodge driven by Ada Seevers struck a parked 1968 Olds owned by Margie Meehan causing 125 dollars damage to Seevers and 75 dollars to Meehan. At 6 18 p.m. Thursday a 1967 Chevrolet driven by Ernest Reker hit a parked 1967 Chevrolet pickup owned by John Whitmore causing 50 dollars damage to Whitmore.
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Ford
Robert Rocha
Donna Koehn
Rocha
Koehn
Dodge
Ada Seevers
Olds
Margie Meehan
Seevers Auto
Meehan
Chevrolet
Ernest Reker
John Whitmore
Whitmore
Fromme Bail Still Set at 350000 in Ford Attempt Case
Lynette Fromme's bid to lower bail on the Sacramento assassination attempt charge failed. The U S Court of Appeals kept bail at 350000, while Fromme remains jailed in Sacramento awaiting trial set for November 4 before Judge MacBride. The report also notes the Spaghetti House siege outcome in London with hostages released and gunmen surrendering.
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San Francisco
Lynette
Fromme
Ford Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
Sacramento
U.S Court of Appeals
US District Court
Thomas MacBride
London
Sheriff rules cattle mutilation blamed on animals near Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Sheriff Oren Cox says a report of cattle mutilation south of Lodgepole was attributed to animals after a state lab in Lincoln reviewed samples. He notes no confirmed aircraft sightings in the county despite local panic as Colorado agencies investigate.
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Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Oren Cox Cox
a_ state laboratory
Lincoln
Colorado
Cox
Cattle mutilation debate draws crowd in Colorado
Sterling Journal-Advocate reports a Tuesday caravan discussion on cattle mutilations with Carl Whiteside of the CBI arguing the incidents are not as catastrophic as feared. About 170 cattle are listed in Colorado with 20 sent to CSU labs. seven cases could determine death cause, suggesting natural causes postmortem mutilation. Dr. William Brown acknowledges some lab findings but questions the scope. Logan County Sheriff Tex Graves accuses possible human involvement in some deaths and questions vet testimony.
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Sterling Journal-Advocate
Carl Whiteside
CBI
William Brown
CSA
Logan County
Tex Graves
Graves
Brown
Moonlight Sale Planned by BDSA in Sidney
The Better Downtown Sidney Association met on Wednesday to plan promotions and set October moonlight sale for October 14 with stores open 7 30 pm while closed at regular hours. Holiday plans and Santa schedules were discussed for downtown events. The next meeting is October 15 at 8 pm in Newberry's Coffee Shop.
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Sidney Kiwanis Club
Sidney Rotary Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Legion Park
Sidney Fire Hall
Better Downtown Sidney Association
Newberry
ESU 14 in Service Hosts Campbell Classroom Update
Nebraska Education Commissioner Dr Anne Campbell visits Sidney High School for an ESU 14 in service event. State education specialists from Lincoln cover curriculum and teaching topics for Cheyenne Devel Kimball and Garden County teachers with half day sessions and individual conferences.
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Nebraska
Anne Campbell
Sidney High School
Educational Service Unit No 14
Department of Education
Department
Campbell
Insérvitt
State Department
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
Garden County
ESU 14
Marge Curtiss
William G . Kelley
R J Pedersen
Sidney
George Hinn
Dick Muldoon
Sidney Educators Association
Royal Henline
Nebraska State Department of Education
Beatrice
Wayne
Seward
Hearing set on Fairbury campus closure move
Two legislative hearings will review Southeast Tech decision to close the Fairbury campus and move operations to Pershing College. Sen. Frank Lewis leads the Education Committee with Beatrice and Fairbury sessions. Sen. Richard Maresh questions local control and urges legislative or public vote on campus changes.
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Fairbury
Southeast Technical Community College
Pershing College
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Beatrice
Southeast Nebraska Technical Community College Board
Richard Maresh
Milligan
Maresh
Southeast Tech Board
Pershing
Jury duty payments due for Cheyenne County term
Court clerk Elva Davison says about 12 warrants remain unclaimed for jurors who reported during the January term in Cheyenne County District Court. All jurors who appeared during that period receive a daily rate and mileage fee, whether or not they served.
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Cheyenne County District Court
Elva Davison
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Registered Nurses Association
Parents Without Partners
Ken Sakarada
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alanons
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Lodgepole Recreation Association
Lodgepole Legion Hall
Howard Walter Marx
Howard W Marx
Sterling
Cole
Elsie
Emil Marx
Dalton
Logan County Hospital
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Elizabeth
Donald
Dennis
Darrell
Robert
Fort Collins
Herbert
Ervin
Orval
Bridgeport
Alice Schlueter
Farmington
Shirlene Dillehay
Ovid
Elvera Hutcheson
Louella Kaus
Velma Welton
Leroy
Et ‘Hospital Notes
Sidney, Newspapers Inc
Hints St Kidney Nebraska
Carrer
National Newspaper Association
Nebraska Press Association
Sidney Newspapers, Inc
Lawrence E. Beyer
Frank Partsch
Bev Haupt
Henry J Meysenburg
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