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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1971

Page

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Old Glory Parade draws larger crowd for Veterans Day

The Sidney Veterans Day Parade drew an estimated 3,200 participants, bigger than last year, with two Sidney high school bands and a Lodgepole band, National Guard equipment, and Gold Star cars. Col Eugene P Shattuck of Francis E. Warren Air Base urged sustained military strength, warning of Russia’s growth and the risk of U S decline without public support. The organizing committee thanked all participants.

Sidney Ed Cole Cheyenne County National Guard Eugene P Shattuck Francis E. Warren Air Base Cheyenne Wyo Shattuck Russia United States Hitler Col. Shattuck Francis Hull

TAR Meeting Set For Saturday Evening

A Teenage Republicans reorganization meeting will be at 7 PM in the National Guard Armory. Youth 13 and older may join. Ed Narjes will speak. Officers to be elected and plans discussed. sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorwart and Mrs. John Gottschalk.

TAR National Guard Ed Narjes Republican Party Tom Dorwart John Gottschalk

Plastic Bottles Set to Replace Glass for Drinks

Car bonated soft drinks beer and whiskey will start appearing in plastic bottles on retail shelves, the Plastic Bottle Division of The Society of the Plastics Industry says.

New York The Society of the Plastics Industry

Wheatbelt engineers win training award at NRECA meeting

Wheatbelt Public Power District and district officials claim a training award for instructing cooperative leaders from India and the Philippines in rural electric cooperative management. William L Peabody received a service award for his work with the NRECA-AID program in Afghanistan and upcoming assignments in the Philippines and Manila.

Bill Peabody Gene Lienemann Wheatbelt National Rural Electric Cooperative Association NRECA Wichita Kaw Wheatbelt Public Power District Broadview Kan Wheatbelt Peabody Afghanistan Texas Peabodys Philippine Lienemann Wayne _ Bond Ray Weed Dalton Thad Patrick Oshkosh Ray Cerny Chappell

Sidney Educators File Recognition Law Suit

A suit was filed with the state Court of Industrial Relations to recognize the Sidney Education Association as the teachers' collective bargaining agent. The move follows the school board's second denial of recognition on September 22, with SEA officials citing teachers' rights to negotiate and communicate with the board.

State Court of Industrial Relations Sidney Education Association Nebraska State Educators Association Sidney School Board Gerald Matzke Supt Russell Pedersen Ard LB 15 Court of Industrial Relations Wilbert Higuchi Higuchi Sidney Educators Association Mid-Plains Technical School North Platte Matzke

Sidney Council Approves Gunderson Addition Rezoning

The Sidney city council voted to rezone the Gunderson Addition from residential to commercial. The move includes Cedar Lanes and the adjacent south parking lot by the bowling alley.

Sidney Gunderson John Baudek Floyd Sanks Sidney Water Utilities Sanks

Cold Wave Is Due Tonight

The area faces an incoming cold wave with winds up to 25 mph. Morning clouds cleared, leaving a cool 47 degrees by noon. FAA daily extremes show Monday 35-72, Tuesday 32-63, and noon today 35-47.

Federal Aviation Agency

Panhandle Forecast Gloomy With Snow Tonight Through Thursday

Partly cloudy this afternoon and much colder tonight with light snow possible into Thursday. Northerly winds 5-15 mph. High near 50 today, low 20s tonight, high 30-40 Thursday. Measurable precipitation chance 0% this afternoon, 80% tonight, 70% Thursday. Extended outlook calls for cold with more snow Friday, then warmer Saturday and Sunday with highs 30s Friday and 45-55 by Sunday. Lows 10-20 Friday, 20s by Sunday.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

No Classes At WNTC This Week

Western Nebraska Technical College will suspend classes Thursday and Friday as instructors and staff attend meetings in Hastings and Denver. The WNTC office remains open for inquiries. Twenty-two people will attend the Nebraska Post-Secondary Vocational-Technical Conference in Hastings with Rev Harry E Olson Jr as principal speaker on Break Through the Impossible Barriers. Twenty-one sectional meetings cover vocational-technical topics. Bill Danhom chairs the auto body meeting. Attendees include Merle Rudebusch Ron Monheiser and Lee Nelson at the Denver conference with speakers such as Mrs Joseph Coors Dr Maurice Roney Gerry S Dobrovolny and Dr William Boast. Bob Motis serves on Hastings executive council with Lee Nelson as alternate.

Western Nebraska Technical College Merle Rudebusch Hastings Denver Colo Bill Danhom WNTC American Technical Education Association Rudebusch Ron Monheiser Lee Nelson Joseph Coors Maurice Roney US Office of Education Gerry S. Dobrovolny University of Illinois William Boast Denver Community College Technology Bob Motis

New York City Mounts 170 Horses for Patrol Officers

New York City deploys 170 horses for its mounted police patrols bringing mobility to patrols and crowd control. Officials note the program enhances visibility, response times, and rider safety across districts.

New York City

First Fall Sale At Sidney Western Plains Livestock

Floyd Sargent known as Sarge announces the first fall sale at Sidney's Western Plains Livestock Co following a summer shutdown. October 30 sale will feature 13 registered heifers and 300 plus mixed cattle with total run near 400-500 by sale time. Hog listings accepted. two Holstein specials set for November 13 and 27.

Floyd Sarge’’ Sargent Sidney Western Plains Livestock Co Sargent

George Coleman Sought as Ideal Pioneer in Central Nebraska Council

George Coleman, a 30-year N W Bell employee and key figure in the Telephone Pioneers, is celebrated for community service across the Central Nebraska Council. He began as historical chairman in 1962 and rose to council president by 1969, guiding projects for the retarded, the handicapped, and the aged.

George Coleman Coleman Floyd Shade Ogallala Central Nebraska Council Central City Wyoming Line Nebraska Line N.W. Bell Sidney Kimball Memorial Rest Home George

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