City well emits slight odor from downtown supply
City water supervisor Floyd Sanks reported a minor odor in water flowing from the downtown well behind the Kiki Club between 10th and 11th. Samples tested safe. odor source not identified. The well has been flushed and is back in operation. further testing and possible new wells are planned to prevent recurrence.
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Farmers to receive 1977 wheat payments for unplanted crop
A Senate House compromise allows wheat growers to receive 65 cents per bushel for planted wheat while farmers who did not plant receive 22 cents per bushel based on their allotment. The plan, part of a broader farm bill, sets retroactive rules and targets for 1977 and outlines payment calculations for varied planting.
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Bernard Brenner
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Oktoberfest plans improve as festival nears
Mary Evans festival chair reports growing prospects for the third annual Oktoberfest in Legion Park September 30 to October 2. Entertainment includes Worland Wyoming World of Tyroleans polka group, Colorado Sunshine, local acts, and a quilt raffle. volunteers urged as committee meets weekly to organize booths, youth activities, and biergarten events.
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Frances Craig
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Wheatbelt
Third floor closure at Sidney High reorganizes classes
State Fire Marshal order closes the third floor displacing journalism languages and drafting classes. Journalists keep a small room, drafting moves to the shop with ventilation concerns, and social studies instructors travel between rooms. Officials consider a second exit and a fire escape from the auditorium balcony.
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Nebraska Senator Barnett Will Not Seek Reelection
Lincoln Senator Wally Barnett cited low legislator pay and stated he does not plan to run again. The note appears in a UPI digest from Lincoln.
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WNTC approves budget boost for railroad program
Western Nebraska Technical College Area Board of Governors clears $23,287 from contingency to hire a second full time railroad instructor and fund equipment including air jacks and an air test poaching. Board also discusses Alliance Practical Nursing, a day care center proposal, and profit transfers to a restricted account for program funding.
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Mike Holley
Au Eeice
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Holle
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Gary Green
Green
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