Oktoberfest in Sidney Draws Big Crowd and Strong Support
Sidney’s third annual Oktoberfest drew more attendees than last year with 12 000 plus visitors and strong out of town turnout. Organizers cited good entertainment and food but noted ideal weather could have boosted attendance. festival ongoing donations and planning for next year begin November 1.
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Tobin Beck
Sidney
Ken Pittam
Entertainment
Wiss
Pittam
Doerneman
NFO
Lincoln
Fremont
Hastings
Grand Island
Randy Faessler
Faesslers
John Faessier
Morrill County
Bergland cautious on counter cyclical beef import plan
Agriculture Secretary Bergland says a counter cyclical plan to curb imports when US production is high and allow more when supply falls makes sense but stops short of promising a White House push to changed law. A State Department official doubts Congress will rewrite the 1964 beef import law, noting risks of dismantling import controls.
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Bergland
Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Congress
State Department
House
Senate
Julius Katz
Farm Editors of America
White House
Agriculture Department
Katz
Fire damages home near Sidney after noon blaze
A fire damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Trussel on the west interchange road near Sidney. Trussel, who had a heart attack last year, reported smoke and heat upon opening the back door and called the Sidney Fire Department. Fourteen firefighters and four trucks fought the blaze. cause under investigation. The house is owned by Carl Olson.
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Harvey Trussel
Sidney Trussel
Dinklage
Dick Tobler
Sidney Fire Department
Trussel
Sidney
Tobler
Carl Olson
Trussell
Accreditation discussion at Western Tech Board meeting
Western Technical Community College Area Board of Governors discussed accreditation by the North Central Association. No action was taken as the item was not on the agenda. initial informal approval was given to hiring a consultant to prepare for accreditation and meet requirements.
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WNTC
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Western Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
Gene Lienemann
Sidney
Ccmbo
Duane Worley
Sidney Public Schools Board Meeting Agenda
The board of education will meet Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. in the junior high library to approve hiring a math teacher for North Elementary and to discuss teacher leave. Also on the agenda are a public relations committee, non-resident and free tuition students, and free and reduced lunches. The board will discuss district goals.
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Board of Education of
Sidney Public Schools
North Elementary
Hahn
Weather notes on cold snap and scattered hail across region
A string of cold nights and unsettled skies brought rain and hail to several towns. Sidney recorded traces of precipitation with highs in the 70s Friday and 56 Saturday, while Dalton saw 0.25 inch total and frost Sunday morning. Potter and Lodgepole reported hail and rain as temperatures dipped into the 30s. The US Weather Service forecast calls for partly cloudy, windy conditions with cooler highs in the mid 60s to 70s, and chances of showers Thursday and Friday.
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Sidney
Sidney Flight Service
Dalton
Don Ermand
Ermand
Ralph Anderson
Potter
Darlene Lurber
High Plains Agriculture Lab
Lloyd Dykman
Lodgepole
US Weather Service
NRD sets agenda for Tuesday meeting on Oliver Recreation Project
South Platte Natural Resources District will discuss funding for the Oliver Recreation Project at its 7:30 pm meeting in the NRD office at 1840 Illinois. The board will review state and federal funding approvals and land acquisitions, and hear PRC chairman Ed Narjes on NRC relations.
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Oliver
South Platte Natural Resources District
NRD
Illinois
Bob Hahn
State Natural Resources’ Commission
State Resources Development Fund
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Hahn
Ed Narjes
Panhandle Resource Council
PRC
NRC
Sidney
Dalton
Sidney Council Awards Paving Bid in District 119
The Sidney City Council awarded Filsinger Excavating Co Inc a $91 446.99 bid for a five inch thick concrete street in district 119 Arlo Jones addition. The bid came in about 7 500 under the engineer’s estimate and was approved at a September 20 council meeting.
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Sidney
Filsinger Excavating Co , Inc
Filsinger
Arlo Jones Addition
Housing Authority Approves HUD Rental Assistance Contract
The Housing Authority met Monday morning after the City Council session and approved a housing assistance payments contract with the federal HUD. City Manager Merle Strouse called the contract routine and said it authorizes HUD to make housing payments to eligible low income individuals.
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the Housing Authority
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department of Housing
Merle Strouse
HUD
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