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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
12
Help wanted ad seeking welders welder trainees and other workers at Plains Manufacturing located at 254 3326 in the area. Apply in person for opportunities likely including skilled and entry level roles.
The Sidney Telegraph lists openings for maintenance and custodial staff emphasizing versatility and pride in work. Equal opportunity recruitment notes women are welcome with applications directed to Charles D. Michael at WNTC Sidney or the President's Office.
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The City of Sidney Nebraska announces Ordinance No 882 creating Paving District No 118. The district covers multiple lots and parts of sections in Parkland and Arlo Jones Additions, Parkland Drive along 11th Avenue, and nearby Northwest Quarter areas. Objections by owners totaling over 50 percent front footage must be filed within 20 days after August 27 1976.
A compilation of legal notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska including estates of George Rippe and Raymond Hawkins with claims deadlines and court hearings, bidding for Sidney paving district 117, and a federal case Snoddy v United States with mortgage foreclosure details. Also mentions appointment petition for administrator Edna M Oliverius and local probate entries.
Nebraska's three U S representatives supported the House action denying cost of living pay raises to members of Congress federal judges and high executive officials. Reps. John McCollister Virginia Smith and Charles Thone all voted yes to exclude these persons from the pay raise.
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