Local Marine Participates in Viet Nam Community Project
Corp. Gerald Seefeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seefeldt of South Divide, serves in Lac Son with a reinforced squad under the Combined Action Company. The CAC integrates Marines with villagers to wage the war at the village level, training Vietnamese popular forces and expanding to Da Nang. Seefeldt, a four year Marine, extended his enlistment for six more years and previously attended Orchard High School and Norfolk Junior College.
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Corp
Gerald Seefeldt
Revo
Walter I. Seefeldt
South Divide
Corp. Seefeldt
Marine Corps
Japan
Philippines
Viet Nam
Lac Son
Phu Gai Air Base
Combined Action Company
CAC
Phu Bai
da Nang Air Base
Seefeldt
World Herald
Marines
Popular Forces
Mao Tse Tung
Orchard, Neb
Norfolk Junior College
South Divide Trinity Lutheran Church
Correction fixes in Sidney Telegraph party assault charges
A Cheyenne County Courthouse typo led to confusion in a Sidney Telegraph report about a party last Saturday. The article misnamed the assault victim as David Fraass instead of Richard Fraass and noted charges against Leon Slocum and Larry Neufor. The piece also included a historical aside about finnan haddie and a booster line for Nebraska.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
Leon Slocum
Larry Neufor
David Fraass
Richard Fraass
David
Channel 13 Begins Telecast In Nebraska ETV Service
Channel 13 in Nebraska Educational Television inaugurated telecast from Angora tower at 8 30 a m with test slides and identifications. On Thursday at 4 p m the first regular program Design for a City aired and regular classroom programs are planned to start Monday. Sidney cable plans to carry Channel 13 once signal strength is confirmed. Schools not yet connected to ETV and may install next year per Supt. Pedersen.
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Alliance
Channel 13
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Howard Richardson
Angora
Antenna
Richardson
Sidney
Sidney Community TV Co
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Supt
Russell Pedersen
Goats Travel With Indian Father From New York
Father Jeanas Thahath of Dharmaram College Bangalore returned to India with six goats to aid nearby poor families. He bought six American bred nannies in North Prairie Wisconsin, noting a goat can yield 1200 to 4000 pounds of milk yearly versus Indian cows. He selected nannies near kidding to allow offspring to travel cheaply.
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New York
Jeanas Thahath
Dharmaram College
Bangalore
India
North Praire
Wis
Youth Council Seeks Members in Sidney
A drive for members of the Sidney Council of Youth is underway and all young people are urged to join. Contact President Ric Boese at 254-3035 or council adviser Mrs. C. B. Dorwart at 254-3536. The council met Tuesday to discuss future projects and a proposed Teen Center. The next meeting is Monday September 19 at 6:30 pm in the city office building.
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Sidney Council of Youth
Tact
Ric Boese
C. B. Dorwart
Sidney Council
Oil Activity Slows in Nebraska Amid scattered Drilling
Oil activity slowed across Nebraska last week with minimal industry impact. New wells include Stuarco No 1 Brooks-Warner in Banner County Casey Field, Kimbark No 3 Dunlap in Morrill County Dunlap Field, and a No 4 Dunlap permit. J E Jespersen wildcat No 1 Majerus in Richardson County with Mendenhall on contract. Kimbark completed No 1 Armstrong in Cheyenne County with initial production potential around 98 BOPD.
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Nebraska
Banner County
Stuarco Oil Co, Inc
Brooks-Warner
Casey Field
Kimbark Exploration Ltd
Morrill County
Dunlap
SE NW
Nebraska Panhandle farming to grow by 1980 says Yeutter
University of Nebraska economist Clayton Yeutter forecast major farming changes in western Nebraska. By 1980 farms will be at least twice as large, reducing farm numbers, while land prices rise making land a questionable investment unless farmers can operate their holdings. Nebraska would become a leading Corn Belt state with intensified livestock feeding boosting total gross income.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Clayton Yeutter
Yeutter
Dr. Yeutter
Housing For Aged Studied In Hemingford
Hemingford town board weighs appointing a Housing Authority to draft a federal low rent housing plan for seniors. Public hearing drew 25. Lincoln architects cite $225,000 project with about 20 units and no future tax money. Approval may hinge on local election. town population under 1,000 complicates feasibility.
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Hemingford
Glen Huntington
Arder and Associates
Lincoln Architects
Federal Housing Authority
Joe Manion
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Phu Bai Air Base
South Viet Nam
Finnan Haddie
Finn An Haddie
Youth Council
Sidney City Limits
The
Sidney New Car Dealers Association
Elwell Motors
Maddox Motors
Kokjer Motor Co
Gibson
Ford
Mercury
Safety Ltd
Osage ST
Nebraska Panhandle
Lee
Lee Glanz
van Sickles
Seve
Fleet Wholesale
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