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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1973

Page

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Steel Arrives At ICI Plant Manager Named For New Facility

Construction on the Independent Cable plant east of town is ahead of schedule. Bernard Card says two loads of steel unloaded and footings and 75 percent of the floor complete. Roger L. Price named plant manager. facility expected to start early 1974 with dedication events November 6 and 7 led by Governor Exon and Eltra officials.

Steel ICI Bernard Card Eltra Sidney Municipal Exon Greenwood Cemetery Eltra Corp Independent Cable Roger L. Price

Nitrogen shortage seen for 1974 spring season

University agronomist Richard Wiese warns a 10 percent nitrogen shortfall may hit farms in 1974 due to higher wheat and cattle feed nitrogen use, energy constraints on production, price controls, and distribution issues. He cites Nebraska’s response, possible nationwide phosphorus shortage, and emphasizes careful soil testing and timing to manage fertilizer needs.

Richard Wiese University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Agronomist Wiese Nebraska

United Fund Reaches 48 Percent of Goal

Weekend contributions push Sidney United Fund total to 8815 48 percent of the $18000 target. Funds will aid 11 organizations active in charity medical research and youth work.

Sidney United Fund

Sidney Telegraph Football Prediction Contest Winner

Mick Dickes of Sidney narrowly won the weekly prediction contest with 17 of 20 correct, edging S. W Cook Sr., also of Sidney, on tiebreaker. Dickes receives $25, with 19 runners-up and a list of scores from Holy Cross over Army to Notre Dame over USC.

Mick Dickes Sidney S. W Cook Sr Sidney Telegraph Dickes Cook Holy Cross Army Kansas Iowa State Tulane Georgia Tech Arkansas Tulsa Boston College Villanova Michigan State Purdue Texas A&m Baylor Oregon Washington Rutgers Columbia Colorado Missouri Texas Tech SMU Stanford Washington State

Fire Weather Dangers Persist In Nebraska Rangeland

The National Weather Service warned of extremely dangerous fire weather in Nebraska rangeland continuing into Tuesday. Humidity remained low with strong gusty winds and little moisture, as autumn air varied across the state with chilly lows around 21 in Norfolk and a 65 degree high in Chadron.

Associated Press Nebraska National Weather Service the Weather Service Norfolk Chadron

Leaves Must Be Bagged for City Waste Removal

Ray Nicholson of the Sidney waste department urges residents to place leaves in containers for pickup rather than raking them into the street. He notes heavy snow downed limbs will be cleared in a couple of weeks and asks residents to call 254 2848 to arrange branch pickup.

Ray Nicholson Sidney Waste Dept Nicholson

Chambers Promote Panhandle Events

Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce backed Fort Robinson centennial promotion and a Panhandle bi centennial observance. The plan funds 15,000 in brochures and radio and TV ads to attract travelers along Highways 20 and 26 to the Black Hills and Yellowstone region for non resident tourist dollars. Officers for the coming year were elected: Keith Kemper president and Vance Nelson vice president.

Ft Robinson Centennial Commission Nebraska Department of Economic Development Nebraska Panhandle South Dakota Omaha Yellowstone-Black Hills B. C. Christenson Nebraska Department of Economic Development, Travel and Tourism Division Christenson

Government Expedites Frontier Fuel Request

Kansas Senator Bob Dole says Interior Secretary Rogers Morton will consider Frontier Airlines fuel exemption as soon as November 1. Dole, Senator Pearson and Representative Sebelius urge immediate action due to Frontier’s role serving major Kansas cities and its managerial realignment. Under current cuts Frontier would cut Midwest flights, affecting Nebraska communities. Sidney still operates four daily departures with one flight time moved up.

Kansas Bob Dole Interior Rogers B. Morton Frontier Airlines Dole James B. Pearson Keith Sebelius Morton Frontier Associated Press Midwest Nebraska Sidney

Two new oil well intents filed in Cheyenne and surrounding counties

After a quiet week with two dry holes, a flurry of activity follows in Nebraska fields. Harper Oil No. 3 Ahlschwede seeks Rush Creek No. 3 well in Cheyenne County’s 15-15-49 while Enbrook Oil and Gas with B W Drilling targets CSE NW 22-14-50. Stoeppelworth Drilling and Standard Corp file in Furnas County CNW NW 21-2-25 for a 3,600 foot granite test. In Banner and Sioux counties, Cleary Petroleum reports wildcat No. 18 Murphy in Sioux and a separate No. 1-17 Parsons drill in Sioux as W W Ferris and A M Guida plug Biggs No. 3. The new intents cover 4,500, 5,000 and 3,600 foot sands and granite tests on wildcat prospects.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Harper Oil Company No. 3 Ahlschwede Rush Creek Enbrook Oil and Gas Company No. 4 Tabler CSE NW Margate B.W. Drilling, Inc Stoeppelworth Drilling, Inc Standard Corporation No. 1 Palmer Furnas County CNW Banner County W.W. Ferris A.M. Guida Biggs Sioux County Cleary Petroleum Corp Murphy Cleary Petroleum Parsons With Banner Drilling Co

Accident Kills Bayard Child

Bayard authorities said three year old Robert Dean Rein died after a tractor tire fell on him at a Bayard farm implement dealership. He was taken to a Scottsbluff hospital where the Associated Press reported the death.

Bayard Robert Dean Rein George Rein Associated Press Scottsbluff

Two Men Hurt In Sidney Car Crash In Cheyenne

Two 19 year old Sidney residents were hospitalized in Cheyenne after a one car crash on 10th Ave near Legion Park early Sunday. William Steele, from rural Sidney, was taken to Laramie County Memorial Hospital for a broken femur and possible head injuries. William Besley is in DePaul Hospital ICU with multiple fractures in critical condition. Police say excessive speed contributed to the crash which happened at 5 14 a m as the Ford convertible left the road and hit a tree.

Sidney Legion Park William Steele Laramie County Memorial Hospital Cheyenne Steele Walliam Besley DePaul Hospital Thewo 10Th Ave

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Extra Price Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff and Electronica U.S. Air Force Lectro-Com Colorado Springs Cornell-Dubilier KSTF Midwee Corp the Price United Fund Mebdition Jack Thorpe Kearney Carter Kerk Willard Kerk Chappell Scott Eddington Kimball Linda Nagengast Lincoln Sheryl Harvey Dalton Daryl G Conger Kent Ballman Shelia Dickes Terry Lurber Effie Moore Stanley Weaver Sandy Wintermore Leon Foster Luella Kaus Burl McMillan Todd Ballman Tim Deaver Ruben Arellano Ihe Dude's Steakhouse Cabela’s Furniture Servisoft Sidney Roofing Co BEB Sales, Inc Wieser Milk47.Co Panhandle Supply Co Farmers Co-op Grain Co Fort~ Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney 66 Oil Co Bagby's Texaco Cabela’s Sporting Goods Hartzler’s Plumbing and Heating Western Drug Co KSID Denver Auto Supply James Lodes C.L A Sidney Office Supply Masek Sports Cedar Lanes Sakurada Ella Mae Goranson Ken Sakurada Chambers Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce Ed Cole Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce WMCC Ft. Robinson
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