Rent Increases Set For School Land Leases
The State Board of Educational Lands and Funds says Cheyenne county and 19 other counties will see higher rents on school lands effective January 1 1972. Total rental value climbs about 6.4 million dollars to a record 88 323 065 while average rent per acre rises from 1.29 to 1.68 dollars.
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Cheyenne County
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Grassland Sandhill
Hooker County
Reynolds
Maurice Reynolds
Kevin Hammond Wins Football Contest at Sidney Telegraph
Ten year old Kevin Hammond wins the Sidney Telegraph Football Contest with a perfect entry and the tie-breaker score 16 14. He shares the top prize with no one and claims the $35 award as the first male winner this year. Several readers miss only one game but fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hokom
Elm Sr
Kevin Hammond
Bill Hammond
East Drive
Kevin
North Ward
Penn State
Air Force
Mike Selzer
Marvel Brannock
Steve Empson
Terry Lutber
Wyatt Lurber
Evelyn Griego
Richard Cabela
Barbara Rosenbaum
Sideny
Ray Henke
Dalton
Gaylord Steele
Chappell
Sonny Wilderspin
Gering
Larry Connelly
Alliance
Larry Humphrey
Thornton
Colo
Susan Petersen
Kimball
Don Hafer
FAA Considers Smaller Airports Certification Flexibility
The FAA says it will not demand hard line compliance from smaller airports before they can buy needed fire equipment. Officials note financial limits and gradual certification with conditions may apply, with Dec 1 as the tentative certification start and May 21, 1972 to meet rules. ATA argues funds could better improve navigation aids like ILS and visual glide indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Melvin Fisher
Congress
Air Transport Assa
ATA
Ment
Fisher
FAAS
Roger Flynn
Tech Will Graduate 13 Wednesday
Thirteen students will graduate from Western Nebraska Technical College in a 2 p.m ceremony in the school cafeteria. Merle Rudebush, the college director, will give the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Western Nebraska Technical College
Merle Rudebush
Gary Dunse
Republican City
Jerry Golden
Crawford
Ralph Casteel
Westerville
Dale Thummel
Kimball
Ralph Johnson
Scottsbluff
Pat Kassahn
David Ivarson
Hay Springs
Darrell Dillenburg
Ovid
Colo
Larry Frans
Lodgepole
Tom Frerichs
Dalton
Carol Nelson
Palisade
Doris Dyer
Janette Green
Sidney
Ed Gabel
Shelby
Gerald Gillam
Lincoln
Potential Candidate Ted Reeves Explores Nebraska Race
Central City farmer and rancher Ted Reeves weighs a run for Congress in Nebraska Third District if districtwide voter backing appears. Reeves has served as Midstate Reclamation District director 1953-62 and one Nebraska Legislature term 1963-64. He plans weeks of outreach and says broad modest voter support beats large help from few sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Reeves
Central City
United States Congress
Nebraska
Reeves
Midstate
Missed paper service launches for Sidney Telegraph
A new circulation service starts in Sidney with a special answering line available until 11 p.m. for subscribers who miss their paper. Call 254-5555 to trigger carrier dispatch if missed on Friday or Saturday routes. no carrier name needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Punt Pass And Kick Winners Announced At Sidney Event
The Punt Pass And Kick contest at Sidney High School drew 74 boys despite a chilling wind. Jay Emerson won the 11 year old class with 2072 points, leading all entrants, while Jaye Kieselhorst clinched the 12 year old top prize with 205 points. Other age winners included Scott Schumacher eight, Dick Hadden nine, Marlin Jung ten, and Thomas Von Seggern thirteen. First place winners advance to zone competition next week, facing foes from 15 towns, with Denver hosting the zone final.
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Sidney High
Sidney Ford-Mercury
Sidney High School
Hank Reitz
Bob Roach
Jay Emerson
Jay
Sky Road
Sidney
Jaye Kieselhorst
Manor Road
Scott Schumacher
Gurley
Dick Hadden
Summit
Marlin Jung
Olsen
Thomas von Seggern
14Th Avenue
Bryan Russell
Jack D. Hecker, Jr
Craig Hicks
Potter
Kevin Miller
Newton
Robert Gregory
Linden
Rodney Russell
Lewis Huddleston
205 West Drive
Jeffery Rowan
Nick Swanstrom
Thomas Lubash
Michael Rowan
Kevin Sick
Lodgepole
Denver
Panhandle Forecast Says Mild Weather Through Week
The Panhandle region expects fair and mild conditions through Tuesday with highs near 70 and a low around 35 to 45. Tuesday’s high should reach 70 to 80, followed by continued mild weather Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 35 to 45 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Indian Summer Weather Persists This Weekend
Warm to mild conditions linger with Friday bringing 0.8 inches of rain and a trace of hail. In the area, temperatures ranged from a 37 degree low to 66 degree high, with weekend highs expected in the 58 to 63 range and lows from 31 to 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Agency
Farm Home Robbed Friday
The farm home of Mr and Mrs Henry Haupt west of Sidney on Highway 30 was broken into Friday afternoon between 1 and 2 30. Two electric clocks and an electric razor were stolen while burglars rummaged through drawers and papers. no other items taken. Cheyenne County Sheriff's office continues the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haupt
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Kimball Youth Killed Saturday
A 14 year old Kimball resident Donald W Peters was killed in a head on collision with a pickup truck on a county road northeast of Kimball Saturday afternoon. State Trooper Ken Thompson said the motorcycle traveled northbound when it struck the southbound pickup driven by John Sandridge, 16, near a hill crest. The crash occurred about 15.6 miles north of the Finer Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Donald W Peters
Ile
Arlene Peters
Ken Thompson
John Sandridge
Finer Motel
United Fund Drive Opens with Pledge Card Distribution
Raoul Nelson serves as general chairman of the drive and is pictured with another official beside the well embellished headquarters building as the United Fund Drive begins and moves to collect employee pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul Nelson
United Fund
Sidney
Explorers Post
Telegraph
11Th Avenue
Martin Urges Guard Against Exports Cut
Rep Dave Martin urges House action to revise Common Market agricultural policy to prevent billion-dollar annual losses in US farm exports. He notes Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway joining could sharply reduce exports due to high tariffs and calls Nebraska’s farm trade stake in the $1.5 billion market a priority for farmers labor and related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington DC
Dave Martin
R-Nebr
House of Representatives
Martin
Europe
Great Britain
Reland
Denmark
Norway
U.S
Britain
England
Nebraska
Sidney Named for Industrial Magazine Profile
Business & Industry Magazine will feature Sidney in its November 1971 Profile series. The 12 plus page presentation, prepared by publisher Russell Lundy and staff, aims to promote Sidney to regional manufacturers, employees, and civic groups. Donald Patton and James Snyder arrived to begin work on the Sidney piece for circulation to 8,000 executives in Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Business & Industry Magazine
Russell * Lundy
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Scottsbluff
Columbus
Nebraska
Business & Industry
Iowa
Minnesota
Donald K Patton
James W Snyder
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Hooker
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McPherson
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Thomas
Inear Inormai
Sauna
National Weather, Service
United Fund Drive
United Fund OF
Industrial Magazine
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