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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1974

Page

8

Wounded Knee Occupation Sparks Eight Month AIM Trial

The 1973 Wounded Knee takeover near Pine Ridge began February 27 with AIM members seizing the village, prompting a federal response that led to an eight month trial of Dennis Banks and Russell Means in Saint Paul. More leaders faced charges as the siege ended May 8, and hundreds were arrested or sought.

Wounded Knee American Indian Movement Pine Ridge Reservation AIM St Paul Mini Dennis Banks St Paul, Minn Russell Means Pine Ridge U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Richard Wilson BIA Wilson Clieve Guildersleeve Associated Press FBI U.S

Biography of Doc Middleton Published by Swallow Press

A 400 page biography of the infamous Niobrara River outlaw Doc Middleton by Harold Hutton, a Bassett rancher. Hutton used interviews and research from Texas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming to document Middleton’s life as a wanted killer, horse thief, and intermittently respectable businessman who altered his name many times and married three times.

Doc Middleton Bassett Harold Hutton Swallow Press Inc of Chicago Middleton Niobrara River Hutton Sidney Hutton Tom Richardson Richardson Texas Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Associated Press

County Farm Bureau Sets Annual Meeting at Fort Sidney

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau held its regular meeting led by President Kenneth Larson and Membership Chairman Lyle Johnson. The group announced an October 8 annual meeting at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with a family style dinner and discussed reports from citizenship seminar attendees Renee Kuehn and Lennie Deaver.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Kenneth Larson Lyle Johnson Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Renee Kuehn Lennie Deaver Lincoln Bob Poppen

Nebraska births drop to new low in 1973 year data

Nebraska's 1973 birth rate was the lowest on record. Through the first half of 1974 births rose slightly from a year earlier. Residents' births and county differences are noted with high rates in Dakota and low in Dundy. Out-of-wedlock births fell for the first time in 15 years.

Nebraska State Department of Health Associated Press Health Department Dakota County Dundy Gering Fairbury Douglas County City of Omaha Lincoln Lancaster County

Menus and Meals Listed for Week at Peets and Pat's

The report lists daily lunch menus for Peets and Pat's with items such as macaroni and cheese and milk on Monday, creamed corn and jello on Tuesday, chili and cinnamon toast on Wednesday, fish sticks on Thursday, and a peanut butter sandwich option on Friday. Pat's adds barbecue burgers and spaghetti with meat sauce across days, plus soups, salads, and milk.

Pat’s

Cornhuskers face Oregon in 1974 opener at Memorial Stadium

Nebraska, ranked seventh, opens the 1974 football season against Oregon at Memorial Stadium Saturday. The Huskers, 9-2-1 last year, boast a strong defense led by middle guard John Lee and captain Tom Rudd, with quarterback Dave Hamm entering as a Heisman candidate. Oregon, 2-9-0, expects a veer attack as NU seeks revenge for a 347 win in 1971.

ED Howard Associated Press Lincoln Neb Nebraska Cornhuskers Memorial Stadium Oregon Big Red Ducks John Lee Tom Osborne Lee Willie Thornton Huskers Tom Rudd Bob Nelson Osborne Rudd Nelson Tom Pate Ron Pruit Oklahoma Dave Hamm Humm Sooners John O'Leary Tony Davis Kansas State Vince Gibson Tulsa Hurricane Jeb Blount Gibson Steve Grogan Oklahoma State Charlie Wetherbie Don Fambrough Kansas Jayhawks

Big 8 opens with curtain-raising games across conference

Top ranked Oklahoma launches its bid for the national title with a home game against Baylor as the Big Eight opens a slate of curtain raisers from coast to coast. Nebraska hosts Oregon, Kansas State welcomes Tulsa, and Oklahoma State hosts Wichita State. Kansas faces Washington State, Colorado meets LSU with Bill Mallory coaching, Iowa State faces Texas Tech, and Missouri meets Mississippi.

Kansas City Oklahoma Louisiana Washington Sooners Baylor Barry Switzer Bears Nebraska Oregon Kansas State Tulsa Oklahoma State Wichita State New Mexico State Kansas Washington State Colorado Bill Mallory Louisiana State Iowa State Ylexes ‘Tech Missouri Mississippi Switzer Steve Davis Joe Washington Grant Burger Jim Littrell Elvis Peacock Fambrough Scott McMichael McMichael Jayhawks Dave Jaynes Mallory Lsu David Williams Homer Buffs Billy Waddy Iown State Mike Strachan Earle Bruce Bruce Texas Tech

Freshman Raiders to face Scottsbluff at Weymouth Field

Sidney High freshman team meets Scottsbluff Saturday at 1030 am at Weymouth Field in the season opener. Coach Doug Bartlett has 38 players, expects strong showings from Dennis Dils at fullback and Larry Osborne at guard, and will be without injured tailback Brian Balfour who suffered a neck strain and concussion.

Sidney High Scottsbluff Weymouth Doug Bartlett Bartlett Dennis Dils Larry Osborne Red Raider Brian Balfour

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