FCC hearing on TV rights may be held in Sidney
A potential FCC hearing on cable and television rights for the Sidney area could be held in Sidney Alliance or Sterling. Collier Electric Co. of Denver operates cable systems in Sidney Alliance Sterling and nearby towns and seeks renewal of its microwave permit Frontier Broadcasting Co. of Cheyenne Wyoming contests the renewal arguing unfair competition and possible adverse effects on a future Sterling TV station. Intervenors include Sidney Alliance Sterling city administrations chambers of commerce and others with Holyoke Crook Colorado and Wheatbelt Public Power District backing Frontier. Sidney officials stress protecting community interests with over two thousand cable connections while not opposing Frontier’s Sterling station.
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Federal Communications Commission
Sidney
Collier Electric Co
Denver
Alliance
Kimball
Sterling
Cole
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
FCC
Collier
Graming
Frontier
Sidney-Sterling
Chambers of Commerce
Fronter
Chadron State Opens 1963 Football Prep With 50 Prospects
Chadron State College began pre season drills with 50 football players under coach Jim Kuechler. The squad includes 12 letter winners and underwent a one mile run for time plus two a day practices as they prepare for the September 14 opener at Northern State Aberdeen.
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Jim Kuechler
Chadron State College
Eagles
Northern State of Aberdeen
S. D
Dix Couple Named State Winners In Soil Conservation
Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Johnson of Dix were chosen as state winners in a Nebraska soil conservation program sponsored by the Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce. A Thursday dinner honors the Johnsons with guests including Gov Frank B. Morrison and NSCC officials. They represent NSCC District VI.
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Dix
Lennart Johnson
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Johnsons
Frank B. Morrison
Soil and Water Conservation
NSCC
Johnsons S
Rock Show Heads to Kimball County Fair Grounds
The Plains Rock and Mineral Club hosts its sixth annual rock show at the 4-H building Kimball County Fair Grounds September 20 21 and 22. Ralph Hammond chairs the event with at least six dealers expected and exhibits from several states. Exhibitors should deliver items to the 4-H building Friday before noon or Saturday if needed.
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Kimball
Plains Rock and Mineral Club
Kimball County Fairgrounds
Ralph Hammond
Driving clinic on wheels to visit Alliance this month
A large trailer named Classroom on Wheels will visit Alliance for a safe driving clinic September 26 to 28. Allied Van Lines Inc sponsors with County Extension Service coordinating. Veteran Allied trainer will lead instruction. high school drivers, 4H Auto Club, civic groups, school bus drivers and others are invited to test reactions during the van’s stay. Organizers should call Box Butte County Extension Office at 263 to book appointments.
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Alliance
Allied van Lines, Inc
County Extension Service
Allied
Box Butte County Extension Office
Sidney Building Boom Seen In Five Year Peak Nearby
City Inspector Jim Paxton notes a surge in permits boosting Sidney totals to over 1.5 million dollars by August end, led by 665000 for St. Patrick’s Academy and 237000 for a high school addition. The 1953 boom remains unmatched. Housing values rise from 9335 in 1953 to 16864 in 1963.
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Sidney
Jim Paxton
St. Patrick's Academy
Sidney Senior High School
Memorial Hospital
Brand Inspection Fee Increase Enacted by Nebraska Committee
The Nebraska Brand Committee announces higher brand inspection fees per head on cattle inspected, approved by the Packers and Stockyards Division of the USDA. It is the first increase since 1957, needed to cover rising costs of inspection and theft prevention programs over six years.
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Nebraska Brand Committee
Packers and
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Care and Cooking of Game Meats booklet offered free
The University of Nebraska Extension Service joined the Game Commission to publish a 16 page guide on proper dressing and cooking of game meats from duck to deer. The booklet titled Care and Cooking of Game Meats is available free by writing the Game Commission at State Capital Lincoln. Meanwhile Kansas State University hires Jack Winzer to lead pecan cultivation research, renting a home on Pecan Street.
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Lincoln
Extension Service
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
The
Game Commission
Chetopa
Kan
Kansas State University
Jack Winzer
Winzer
Pecan
Potter School Class and Pep Club Elect Leaders
Potter Public School officials announce Pep Club and class officers. Pep Club officers: Iris Herboldsheimer president Mary Ann Van Raay vice president Nancy Sprenger secretary treasurer, 44 members with cheerleaders and reserve squads listed. Class officers span Freshmen Sophomore Junior and Senior grades with student leaders and sponsor teachers named.
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Potter Public School
A. J. Mason
Iris Herboldsheimer
Mary Ann van Raay
Nancy Sprenger
Joan Schnell
Cindy Mueller
Valerie Lamm
Sharon Stull
Melinda Kehl
Kay Wheeler
Colleen Schnell
Synthia Reitz
Peggy Slama
Debbie Thurston
Bob Ottoson
Virgil Rosenthal
Tammy Shoemaker
Mr. Combs
Mr. Ray
Geraldine Mathewson
Janice Shubarth
Snell
Marker
Paul Hutchison
Lloyd Lipska
Steve Davis
Pabst
Hicks
Theis
Terry Nelson
Gary Larson
Jim Hilpert
Lanny Tank
Mason
Anti-Pollution Loans Offered by SBA Agency
The Small Business Administration announces loans to eligible small firms for installing anti-pollution equipment. Loans may reach 350000 with up to one year maturity and reduced rates to 4 percent in designated areas. The local SBA office is at 215 North 17th Street Room 7425 Omaha Nebraska.
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Small Business Administration
Small Business Act
North 17Th Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Greyhound Schedules Change Sept 11 Announced
Mrs. Gerry Wolf Greyhound manager in Sidney announced schedule changes effective Sept 11. Eastbound departures new times include 12:30 am 5:05 am 7:15 am 10:35 am 6:20 pm 10:15 pm and 10:20 pm while westbound times are 3:45 am 4:00 am 10:05 am 11:11 am 5:29 pm 9:25 pm and 10:25 pm. Buses feature weather air conditioning air suspension and rest room facilities.
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Greyhound
Gerry Wolf
Sidney
Wolf
Fair Weather Seen During Celebrations
Potter and Dalton celebrate as Scottsbluff Weather Bureau issues a five day forecast. Fair weather should prevail with a slight chance of scattered showers. Temperatures near above normal through Wednesday, cooler weekend. Highs 80 to 90, lows 50 to 60. Mostly fair with isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms possible over the weekend.
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Potter and Dalton
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Colorado Governor Edges Formers on Local Study Panel
Gov John A Love appoints 100 member committee to study local government with six former governors including Steve McNichols the Democrat defeated in November.
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Denver
John A Love
Colorado
Steve McNichols
Trade Want Ads in the Telegraph
Classified readers are urged to use the Telegraph to place want ads for buying selling or trading items. Quick simple listings connect buyers and sellers across the community.
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Telegraph
Kennedy Aide Says Kennedy Senator Not President
Rep. Martin argues Kennedy differed in role and views as senator and as president. He cites voting records on foreign aid, noting Kennedy sometimes supported reductions while other times not, and accuses the president of failing to heed public concern over aid costs.
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Kennedy
Rep. Martin
Dave Martin
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mr. Kennedy
Yea
Real Property Tax Reforms Set for Nebraska Assessments
Nebraska real property will require declarations of additions or improvements during personal property assessments starting 1964. Taxpayers failing to declare or misreporting face penalties. All lands and improvements to be reappraised under a 1969 deadline, with actual values set at 35 percent of true value. some counties begin earlier and plan financing to avoid higher levies.
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Lloyd Mintken
Nebraska
Mintken
Cheyenne County
Wi Mintken
Cheyenne
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