No Effort Is Too Great For Schooling
Two plucky South Elementary pupils in Sidney stand out for zeal and progress. Jeannie Ogel, eight, and Matt Miller, nine, both disabled, show daily effort under guidance of Principal Frank Finney. Jeannie with cerebral palsy loves school despite leg brace trials. Matt, born with club feet, underwent multiple operations and now remains optimistic, aided by family and volunteers.
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Sidney
South Elementary School
Frank Finney
South
Jeannie Ogel
Bill Ogel
Matthew Miller
Marlene Breeding
Jeannie
Salt Lake City
Matt
Mable Broyles
Children’s Hospital
Lincoln
Pope Trial Date Still Pending
Duane Pope, convicted bank robber and murderer, awaits a trial date in Devel County. An October start was scrapped after an attorney’s vacation. judge John H. Kuns is expected to issue a ruling. Pope faces three murder counts and one robbery count from the 1965 Farmers State Bank case in Big Springs.
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Duane Pope
Devel County
Robert Richards
Telegraph
Pope
Robert Crosby
John H. Kuns
Farmers State Bank
Big Springs
Richards
Chappell
Po»ve
NFO Wheat Contract To Be Outlined
The National Farmers Organization reports a wheat marketing contract priced above current markets. The Cheyenne County NFO will outline the plan at the National Guard Armory Monday night at eight. Farmers are invited to attend and commit to the sales contract as other business is also on the agenda. The state NFC convention will be held in Grand Island tomorrow with a sizable regional delegation expected.
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National Farmers Organization
Cheyenne County
NFO
National Guard
NFC
Grand Island
Health Need Study Urged for Panhandle Counties
County commissioners and hospital administrators from 11 Panhandle counties discussed forming an area-wide health planning council in Scottsbluff. Costs for the study would be apportioned by population, with totals ranging from $370 to $4,659 per county, aiming to reduce service duplication and lower medical costs.
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Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Calista Hughes
Nebraska
Assembly
Banner
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Dawes
Deuel
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Children Clinic At Elks Building Tomorrow
Nebraska Services for Crippled Children and Sidney Elks announce a children clinic at the Elks Lodge Saturday. Registration starts 7:30 a.m. and ends 10:30 a.m. Specialists include orthopedists Dr Calvin M. Oba and Dr F S Webster and pediatrician Dr Jerald Baumgartner.
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Nebraska Services For
The
Sidney Elks
Elks Lodge
Calvin M. Oba
F.S. Webster
Jerald Baumgartner
Break-ins in Dalton and Sidney Total About $1750 Loot
Police report five break-ins Wednesday night into Thursday morning at Dalton Co-Op Carley Electric Gordon's TV Bauerkemper Motor Clinic and North Ward School. Items stolen include $600 in tools two color TV sets worth over $1100 and two motorcycles. Authorities suspect one party behind the Dalton incidents.
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Dalton
Sidney
Sidney Police Department
Cheyenne County Sheriff
Dalton Co-Op
Carley Electric
Gordon’s
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
Bill Rogers
North Ward
St Patrick parish adopts Total Stewardship Plan
In Sidney, Rev Edward Flinn announced St Patrick’s Parish adopts the Total Stewardship Plan for Church Support approved by Bishop John Paschang. The plan starts Sept 28 with a 75 member lay council led by Ray Josten and a Penta-Council structure.
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St. Patrick’s
Sidney
Edward Flinn
John L. Paschang
D.D
Universal Church
Father Flinn
Ray Josten
Robert Conrad
Joe Bonkiewicz
Roland Beran
Robert Pohl
Ivan Fehringer
Sidney Gas Rate Hike Under Advisement by City Council
The Sidney City Council heard Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co call for about a 25 percent gas rate increase. A decision is hoped by Sept 25, with possible court actions if delayed. engineers argued Sidney current rates are favorable and in line with other cities. The city joined fifty others in hiring R W Beck to study the proposal.
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Sidney
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
K-N
Scottsbluff
R. W. Beck
Sidney Council
Scottsbluff and
Gering
L. M. Clinton
Senior Citizens Dance Winds Up Successful Day
The grand opening of the Senior Citizens Center on Wednesday was a fabulous success and wound up with a rollicking dance enjoyed by about 65. Music was furnished by the Panhandle Fiddlers. The day was memorable for those who worked hard for the center to serve Cheyenne County.
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Senior Citizens Center
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Cattle Move Into Large New Feed Yard West of Sidney
Cattle are moving into the Dunklaze feed yards west of Sidney with about 1,100 head now in two corrals at the east end. When completed the yard could hold at least 10,000 head, boosting regional feed grain demand and providing a near market for grass cattle ready to finish. The Sidney Telegraph plans extensive coverage of the yards and personnel.
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Sidney
Cattie
Dunklaze
Siney
Dinklage
Netraska
Nonch Il
Ney Draw
Sidney Telegraph
Typical Nebraska Westerner Described In Outlook Magazine
The September issue of Western Outlook profiles a real Nebraska sandhills cowboy with the cover photo of a 1969 Westerner. Editor Ed Sykes defines the Westerner as a hard riding, hard working local with pioneering spirit and loyalty, who values cattle and grass conservation and who speaks plainly yet can show compassion during calving season. Western Outlook reaches about 40 thousand homes and includes Frances Craig’s Put Pouri cooking column.
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Western Outlook
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
Colorado
Nebraska Sandhills
Outlook
Ed Sykes
Sandhills
Sykes
Outlookland
Frances Craig
The
Telegraph
Heaton Remains In Intensive Care After Kidney Surgery
P J Heaton Sr veteran kidney attorney is reported holding his own after removal of a kidney stone in an operation at DePaul Hospital Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday He had undergone an operation a week earlier and is expected to be in intensive care for at least two days His room at De Paul is 341.
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P.J. Heaton Sr
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyo
DePaul
Students Still Being Accepted For Head Start
Head Start class under Mrs Clinton still has openings for a few children entering Kindergarten in fall 1970. Interested parents should call 254-3045 to enroll a child aged four or almost five.
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L. M., Clinton
Clinton
Weather Panhandle forecast with scattered storms
Partly cloudy this afternoon and Saturday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in the 80s and lows around 50s. Precipitation chances 5 percent this afternoon, 10 tonight, 20 Saturday. Five day outlook calls for near normal temps through Wednesday, then cooler next week with highs 75-85 and lows 45-55.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
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Jeannie Ogle
South Ward
Matt Miller
Wayne Ayers
Children Clinic
Elks Building
Dalton Breakins
New St. Patrick’s
L.M. Clinton
Bernard Culling
Ronald Devier
Percy Herrera
Duane Kahl
Robert Kennedy
Nyle Leypoldt
Henry MeySenburg
Cory Nelson
Art Pelster
Donald Tedesco
Robert Seidel
Eugene Zwick
Mark Wieser
Flinn
James Ww. Ross, Jr
Outlook Magazine
Heaton
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