Golden Link set for Interstate 80 dedication near Sidney
A six inch brass link will mark the joining of east and west on I-80 west of Sidney Nebraska in a full day celebration led by Gov Exon and other dignitaries. Parade, color guards, motorcycle and horse events, and a state coach ride accompany the dedication with traffic redirected along the route. The event includes a 5,000 attendee estimate and a 6 p.m. traffic readiness target, with post ceremony work on the 25 mile stretch toward Potter.
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Promontory
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Nebraska
James Exon
Frank Morrison
Robert Overmeyer
State Dept of Roads
State Highway Commission
Golden Link Committee
19Th Ave
Jackson, St
10Th Ave
King St
Bob Mason
West
Potter
Golden Link
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
VFW
National Guard
Tree
Lexington
Plum Creekers
Butte
Vern Draper
Jane Matzke
Pam Johnson
Cynthia Fleming
State lease testimony conflicts at hearing
JADO Investment Co executive Michael Jackson said he never discussed the lease with Gov. J Exon before signing, a claim at odds with Exon's Thursday testimony. The hearing raised questions about competitive bidding, with officials noting federal guidelines allowed similar-area leases without bidding. The 15 year lease costs 133000 per year and 4.45 dollars per square foot, prompting criticism from Republicans as a taxpayer cost and potential political influence.
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Eric Kramer
Associated Press
Jado Investment Co
Michael Jackson
J. James Exon
JADO
Omaha
Jackson
Douglas County Board
Exon
Crime Commission
Einar Viren
E. Thomne Johnson
Department of Labor
Karl Kost
Johnson
Kost
Tme
Nebraska Department of Labor
Norman Krivosha
Douglas County
84Th Street
103Rd
Maple Streets
Amendments LB 772 On November Ballot Published Here Today
Four measures appear on the General Election ballot for Nov 5 in The Sidney Telegraph. The package includes the LB 772 referendum and three constitutional amendments. LB 772 would raise state aid to local schools to about 150 million a year, with full funding by 1976 77. Amendment No 1 would expand the University of Nebraska Board of Regents to 11 with three student non voting members. Amendment No 2 would shift the legislative convening date and time from January to a later January window. Amendment No 3 would remove the governor's approval requirement for most legislative orders resolutions or votes while keeping bills to be presented for the governor's approval.
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Sidney Telegraph
Exan
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
United Fund advances toward goal in Sidney drive
The Sidney United Fund neared its target, at 11 375 dollars, 88 percent of the 13 000 goal, to be shared by 10 charities. Northwestern Bell and Communications Workers of America contributions were handed in to boost totals, with a Monday update expected. Drive secretary Barb Custer urged timely turn in of remaining worker packets, and a Monday 7 30 p.m. directors meeting at the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce office will review the drive and plan outreach to overlooked businesses.
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Sidney United Fund
Northwestern Bell Telephone Cé
Communications Workers of America
Drive
Barb Custer
United Fund
Business Drive
Cheyenne County
High Court hears school aid arguments in Nebraska
Proponents submit 49 pages of written arguments as Supreme Court prepares Oct 28 hearing on whether a statewide ballot vote will be allowed on raising education aid from 55 million to 155 million. Leonard Lawrence argues referendum power excludes appropriation bills and seeks to block voter placement by Beermann, with opposing view that tax increases fund the aid and may lower property taxes.
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Supreme Courts
Leonard Lawrence
Nebraska State Board Association
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Allen Beermann
Beermann
Atty
Clarence Meyer Beermann
Ramey Whitney
Cheyenne County crushes about 200 junk autos in sweep
A countywide junk auto removal and crushing project in Cheyenne County eliminates about 200 autos from rural areas. Preliminary totals show 66 autos and farm machinery crushed at various sites with help from Kaid, Gurley, Dalton, and Lodgepole, while Garden and Meridian counties participate in the Panhandle effort sponsored by the Panhandle Resource Council.
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Cheyenne County
Ken Sakurada
Sidney
Dalton
Gurley “Y
Polter
Western
Nebraska
Technical College
Lodgepole
Merle 3Renden
MEM Wrecking Co
Siouxalls
Garden
Metrul
Tade
Sakurada
Steve Hopkins
Spo
Ford gifts wife diamond brooch for 26th anniversary
President Ford presented Mrs. Ford with a diamond studded brooch bearing the presidential seal and arranged a White House serenade to mark their 26th wedding anniversary. From a balcony ceremony the Fords were saluted by Tennessee Ernie Ford and a Grand Ole Opry troupe.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Grand Ole Opry
Otter Flights Resume on Frontier Nebraska Route
Frontier Airlines resumes Twin Otter service to the Nebraska Panhandle after repair parts were installed. Dale Kindred, the Sidney service manager, says two daily Otter flights are back in operation, replacing a reduced one-flight-a-day Convair 580 schedule that carried more passengers.
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Dale Kindred
Frontier Airlines
Sidney
Nebraska Panhandle
Frontier
Golden Link Day recollects paving of US 30 near North Platte
A 1935 ceremony near North Platte marked the last link of the Lincoln Highway in Nebraska, two miles west of the city, with bands, dignitaries, fireworks and a gold ribbon. The piece links the event to early Interstate planning and Roosevelt era praise for coast-to-coast highway development.
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Bill Eddy
North Platte
Telegraph
Sidney
Sutherland
Congress
Eisenhower
Franklin D Roosevelt
U.S Route 30
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