City Officials Plan Reply To Colorado State Senator
Sidney Mayor John Gottschalk today challenged Senator Ken Kenney of Julesburg over a draft letter urging the Colorado delegation to question the ICC ruling that kept direct Sidney Sterling and Denver bus service via I 80S. Gottschalk urged Continental Trailways to add a short Julesburg stop, arguing it would serve elderly residents needing access to Denver without dropping Sidney or Chappell services.
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Sidney
John Gottschalk
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Ken Kenney
Julesburg
ICC
Continental Trailways Inc
Sterling
Gottschalk
Frank Mattoon
Kenney
Continental
Greyhound
Southern Panhandle
Cheyenne
Price Increase Forecast For State School Lands
Nebraska state land rents are set to rise sharply next year with a 91.5 percent overall increase, lifting annual revenue to public schools from 3.5 million to 6.7 million. Ground rents on grassland rise about 39 percent, irrigated cropland 171 percent, and dry cropland 166 percent as the Board of Educational Lands and Funds cites erratic agricultural markets.
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Nebraska
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Morris Reynolds
Reynolds
St Patrick's Fall Bazaar and Dinner Planned
St Patrick's Church announces a Fall Bazaar and Smorgasbord Dinner on Sunday October 21 at the Youth Center. Bazaar games begin at 1 pm and dinner runs from 4 pm until the crowd ends. Dinner costs 2 for adults and 1 for children 10 and under. Public invited to annual event.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Sidney United Fund reaches 37 percent total
The Sidney United Fund reports a total of 6766 dollars, about 37 percent of its goal. While major drive segments are done, many businesses have not completed employee drives. more funds are anticipated. Donors can mail contributions or deliver them to the campaign office in the Telegraph building on Lith Avenue.
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Sidney United Fund
United Fund Campaign
Telegraph
Lith Ave
Karthauser To Replace Col. Kruger
Col E Kruger resigns as Nebraska State Patrol superintendent effective December 1. Lt Col C P Karthauser named to succeed at the same salary of 17568 annually. Governor Exon praises Kruger and notes Karthauser was his recommended successor. Kruger has led the patrol since July 1 1967 and joined the force in 1940.
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Nebraska State Patrol
E. Kruger
Kruger
J. J. Exon
C. P. Karthauser
Exon
Col. Kruger
Karthauser
Telegraph Wins National Citation for Agriculture Coverage
The Sidney Telegraph, celebrating 100 years, won a First Place Award in the National Newspaper Association Service to Agriculture competition. Publisher John Gottschalk and Editor Frank Partsch were honored by Clarence Hebda at a Hot Springs Arkansas ceremony. the award covers 1972 data based on a 1973 scrapbook.
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Sidney Telegraph
National Newspaper Association
Sidney
NNA
Hot Springs
Ark
Clarence Hebda
Nebraska Press Association
Telegraph
John Gottschalk
Frank Partsch
The
Knights of Ak
Partsch
Frances Craig
Marcel McGee
David McCumber
Jennifer Scott Hoagland
Marjorie Bale
Dee Havorka
Sharon Steele
Polly Partsch
Search Planned at Strunk Reservoir for Body Parts Link to Vanished Couple
Frontier County officials will search Strunk Reservoir Tuesday using divers and state crews to locate evidence of body parts found in the lake. A pathologist reported parts of a male and female body were recovered, tying to the disappearance of Edwin and Wilma Hoyt, last seen September 23 in Culbertson. A ring linked to Mrs Hoyt was recovered, a McCook search yielded unspecified items sent to the state crime lab, and a McCook couple is being questioned with no charges filed.
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Harry Strunk
Frontier County
Lannie Robies
State Game Commission
Associated Press
Culbertson
Edwin Hoyt
Wilma
Hoyt
McCook
State Crime Laboratory
Lincoln
Grain Market Hearings Slated For This Week
Farmers anger over discounts on milo, corn, and soybeans prompts a state agriculture committee hearing at noon Wednesday in the state capitol. State Sen Loran Schmit says moisture color and damage drive price cuts and will invite elevators, farmers, seed dealers, agronomy experts, and farm groups to testify.
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Associated Press
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Agriculture and Recreation Committee
State Capitol
Schmit
Annual Apple Sale Set By Sidney Kiwanis Club
The Sidney Kiwanis Club launches its annual Apple Sale tonight to raise funds for Cheyenne County youth programs. Proceeds support local youth activities and community programs through the club.
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Sidney Kiwanis Club
Cheyenne County
Scholarships Awarded to Coeds at Nebraska Dentistry College
Sandra Wade and Sharon Jensen of Sidney are among twelve College of Dentistry students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln to receive $1000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation scholarships. The foundation aims to broaden female, rural, and minority representation in dentistry to boost dental care access in underserved areas.
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Sandra Wade
Sharon Jensen
Sidney
College of Dentistry
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Foundation
Baker Urges Political Involvement Over Withdrawal
Senate Watergate figure Len Howard Baker addressed about 30 at the Western Nebraska Republican dinner in Scottsbluff urging participation in politics. He argued Watergate tests public scrutiny of government, noted the Senate committee vote, and said the republic would emerge stronger after the report and reforms.
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Associated Press
Baker
Watergate Committee
U.S. Senate
Republican Party
Red Raider Star Picks Em Well Too
Sidney Telegraph announces football prediction winner Jon Johnson of Sidney High Red Raiders with 18 of 20 correct picks winning $25 on a tie-breaker. Kevin Hammond tied but disqualified for incorrect tie-break. four others followed with 17 correct. Entries for next week printed and rules outlined.
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Sidney Telegraph
Jon Johnson
Sidney High Red Raiders
Jon
Kevin Hammond
Kevin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Telegraph
Deadline Set Oct 29 for ASC Committee Nominations
Nominations for the Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Committee are open until Oct 29 in Cheyenne County. Farmers may nominate by petition at the ASCS office in Sidney by Oct 29. if fewer than six candidates file, current members will fill the seats. Any farm owner tenant or sharecropper 18 or older is eligible to nominate run and vote.
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Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Ray Davis
Cheyenne County
Davis
ASCS
11Th
Alvarado Road
Sidney
USC Committee
Nebraska
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