Continental Withdraws Service Cut Application
Continental Trailways withdrew its petition to alter schedules for two runs between Ogallala and Denver. The Nebraska Public Service Commission dismissed the application on September 7, with courtesy notices sent later. service remains unchanged along Highway 30.
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Continental
Edward Cole
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Continental Trailways
Sidney Telegraph
Railway Commission
Ogallala
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Chamber of Commerce and
Chamber
Richard Lysinger
Director of Transportation
Daily Record
State approves 24 Natural Resource Districts in Nebraska
The Nebraska State Soil and Water Conservation Commission finalized 24 NRDs drawn along river basins. The move ends a drive to scrap old districts and align boundaries with basins, despite opposition from Elkhorn Basin Watershed Association.
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State Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Elkhorn Basin
Commission
Nrds
Panhandle
Telegraph Rater Predicts NU Over Gophers By 24
Sidney Telegraph sports columnist Don Carr releases preseason top twenty and game predictions. Nebraska favored by 24 over Minnesota. Carr sees Notre Dame second, Texas fourth, Southern Cal third before Alabama’s win knocked them out. Carr’s weekly top twenty debuts next week with pro picks also noted.
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Telegraph
Nebraska
United Press International Board of Coaches
Associated Press Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Sidney Telegraph
Don Carr
We Carr
Minnesota
Carr
Notre Dame
Texas
Southern Cal
Alabama
Trojans
Miami
Denver
Broncos
Baltimore
New York Jets
Detroit
Viking
Kearney
Eastern Montana
Wesleyan
Midland
UNO
N.W. Missouri
Doane
Concordia
Hastings
Sterling
Yes Shippensburg
Millersville
Dalton Festival marks Golden Anniversary in Cheyenne County
Dalton prepares for the 36th annual Fall Festival with a Golden Anniversary theme. Harold Borges returns as general chairman as two day events begin Monday Entry Day featuring parade lights at night and street sports. The festival includes garden shows, a Dix vs Dalton reserves football game, a soup supper, and awards at the school auditorium.
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Dalton
Harold Borges
Dalton School
Dix
Harold’ Borges
Optimists Donate Tickets to Explorers in Film Sale
Optimist Club serves as middleman donating a packet of For Pete's Sake tickets to Golden Eagles Explorer Post 89. Harold Kieselhorst accepts the donation check as John Virak leads Post 89 to receive the tickets. Marie Nichelson chairs ticket sales offering packets at a discount with a $12.50 saving on 25 tickets.
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Bob Balfour
Optimist Club
Golden Eagles
Explorer Post 89
Harold Kieselhorst
John Virak
Post
Colorado
Marie Nichelson
Sidney City Council Votes Rejected Storm Sewer Plan
The Sidney city council canvassed last Thursday’s flood control bond results tallying 619 against and 467 in favor after absentee ballots. The ordinance was rejected and bids for the project were denied. Final project costs totaled 21,700 with 11,450 for downtown and 10,250 for north side studies. Frontier Airlines occupies the new airport terminal as a one year warranty begins.
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Sidney
John Gottschalk
J.T. Banner and Associates
North Side
Frontier Airlines
Continental Trailways
Lincoln
Richard Dougherty
Leon Lafler
John Baudek
Violet Minshall
Panhandle forecast cool with showers and frost risk
Partly cloudy through Thursday with a small chance of brief showers and cool temperatures. Highs near 60 to 70, lows around 30 to 40 with possible frost. Rain probability five percent to Thursday. Friday to Sunday stays partly cloudy and cool with a rise to the 70s on Sunday.
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Panhandle
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Frost on Tap For Tonight
The National Weather Service forecasts frost tonight with temperatures dropping near 30 degrees. Cloud cover and wind may prevent a hard freeze. FAA flight service notes cooling trends, with Monday 42 to 94, Tuesday 42 to 66, and today 42 to 58. Scottsbluff and Casper Sheridan report lows around 31, with Laramie at 29.
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National Weather Service
Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Casper
Sheridan
Wyo
Lara
Vo-Tech District Plan Prompts Oct 12 Meeting in Chadron
Dr. William Ptacek of Nebraska Western College announces a joint meeting October 12 in Chadron for officials and county commissioners to discuss legislative bill 759. Senators Ziebarth and Duis will explain the plan to place WNTC in Sidney and unify the two colleges under an 111 member board. Senator Clark questions SB 759 as unconstitutional, with no court test yet.
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William Ptacek
Nebraska Western College
Chadron
Wayne Ziebarth
Herbert Duis
Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
NWC
Technical Community College
WNTC
Merle Rudebusch
Scottsbluff College
Robert Clark
Nixon aide to keynote at Nebraska municipal conference
James H. Falk, staff assistant to President Nixon, will give the Thursday morning keynote at the League of Nebraska Municipalities 62nd Annual Conference in Grand Island. The event runs through Friday with Sidney officials and city manager John Bauder expected to attend. Falk, a Domestic Council staff member, has worked on welfare and taxation reform and environmental programs. Thursday evening speaker is U.S. District Judge Warren Urbom.
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Nixon
James H. Falk
League of Nebraska
Grand Island
Sidney
S.A. Larabee
Edward Haupt
John Gottschalk
John Bauder
Falk
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Tucson
U.S
Warren Urbom
Sidney Industrial Corp Directors Meet Tonight at 7 30
The board of directors of the Sidney Industrial Corp will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce offices. The agenda includes election of officers and discussion of other industrial business.
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Sidney Industrial Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Educators Seek Recognition and Salary Changes at Sidney Board
The Sidney Education Association asks the School District No 1 board to recognize SEA as the certificated employees' representative and to negotiate on salaries, planning time, extracurricular sponsor pay, fringe benefits, and class size. A special meeting on Sept 22 will decide. The board also adopted federal wage guidance for 1971-72 and awarded a gasoline bid to Farmers Co op Gas & Oil. Don Burrows proposed a vocational auction class with community contractor input. projects include Weymouth Field press box and Hillside Golf Course work.
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Sidney Education Association
Board of Education
the Sea
Sidney
SEA
Cer
Sidney System
Farmers Coop Gas & Oil
Co-Op
Don Burrows
Weymouth Field
Hillside Golf Course
Minnesota Workshop trip and new fifth grade teacher
Supt Russell Pedersen and board member Mrs. Dave Young will attend the Minnesota School Facilities Council Workshop in Minneapolis on Sept 29. The board authorized hiring a fifth grade teacher to ease oversized classes, with transfers to Central from other elementary schools.
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Russell Pedersen
Dave Young
Minnesota School Facilities Council
Minneapolis
Supt. Pedersen
Central
North
South
East
Cheyenne County Budgeted $177000 For Newborns In Ten Years
Census figures show 2527 babies born 1960 to 1970 in Cheyenne County with an average annual birth rate of 19.5 per 1000. National and Nebraska rates are 19.9 and 20.1 respectively. Estimated annual spending on baby clothes and equipment totals about $177000.
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Cheyenne County
Census Bureau
United States
North Central
Nebraska
The
Health Insurance Institute
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