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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
4
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Mr and Mrs Earl Wilson have sold their combination farm and ranch on Blue Creek to Jim Sorenson of Ju esburg The ranch has housed Earl Wilson since 1900 and the couple has bought a building site for a new home in Lewellen.
Chadron State College received accreditation from the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education for undergraduate and graduate teacher education programs. Dr. Rolf Larson notified President Edwin C. Nelson by letter that accreditation covers elementary and secondary teaching at bachelor and master levels, plus several leadership and guidance programs. The 10 year accreditation followed a two day review by a nine member team including Lawrence Lemons.
There were no serious injuries but property damage was high in a three vehicle collision four miles west of Chappell on Highway 30. Trooper reports all three vehicles were eastbound. the bus was discharging children when Byron A Apsle of Brookville Indiana waited in the right lane and was rear ended. Norman D Van Wyngarden of Scottsbluff attempted to squeeze between the bus and Apsle car. Vehicle damage estimated at 75 dollars on the bus 150 on Apsle’s car and 950 on Van Wyngarden’s car. Mrs Apsle suffered minor bruises and a possible neck injury.
A prairie fire near Dix spread over the Larson ranch northeast of town burning pastureland across about 80 acres. Fire Chief Harry Watson said damage was minor with some posts and a car seat burned. The Kimball fire department had also been called minutes earlier to a smaller fire at Steel's Wrecking Yard in Kimball.
Devel County nursing home project advances with final plans approved by building committee members Glen Kepler Alvin Carlson E O Richards Louis Piva Mrs R A Fritchman and Harold Peterson. Bid letting set for early December following four weeks of advertising. Construction to occupancy about 320 days.
Agnes Zalesky remains a medical patient at Sidney hospital as well wishes for a speedy recovery are extended. Several local residents and visitors are noted attending gatherings and visiting relatives across Alliance Heming ford Lodgepole and Pot ter Nebr with birthdays and social visits recounted. The week includes guests of Lloyd Brauer Gordon Johnson Kenneth Tilghman and others plus announcements of birthdays.
Nebraska Merit System announces examinations for technical and professional positions in the Department of Public Welfare Health and related divisions. Tests will be held in statewide centers on December 2 1967 with postmark deadline November 13 1967. Lincoln center offerings continue on Wednesday evenings after that date.
The first well in Trading Bay Unit in Cook Inlet Alaska has reached 4300 barrels per day of 35 degree gravity crude and over 1 million cubic feet of gas daily. Drilled from the Grayling Platform in 125 feet of water, Union Oil operates the platform with Marathon and Union each holding 37.2 percent.
Philip D. Molstre of Fort Dodge Iowa and Kenneth L Howell of Lincoln Nebraska are listed for speeding with fines of 20 and 15 dollars respectively. Camiel Peters is noted for intoxication with an 18 dollar fine. Glen B Frailey faces a charge of inadequate brakes with a 25 dollar fine.
Virginia faced Army in the season opener at West Point with Cadets needing to match the height of tackle John Naponick of the Cavaliers. Naponick measures 6 feet 8.5 inches and weighs 255 pounds, towering over his opponents.
The Sheep Producers Association served 61 persons at its annual banquet in Lodgepole Thursday evening. Lloyd Zimmer of Chappell was elected to the board of directors. Herman Popp of Midwest Wool spoke on wool prices, Ted Doane showed travel slides, and door prizes were given. A sponge cake roll with jelly was served after the meeting.
Notices list new oil and gas drilling permits in Nebraska for the week ended October 23 1967 from the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Wells include Patrick A Doheny 2 Welker Morrill County Wildcate Toltek Drilling Company 4552 J 26 123 21026 and Platte Valley Oil Company 3 State Kimball County Strain State Field Allison Drilling Company 6375 J 26 105 21082. Former major league pitcher Warren Spahn ended season with Tulsa in Pacific Coast League as manager.
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