Nebraska Ballot Expands to Seventeen Constitutional Proposals
A Lincoln court order adds a 17th amendment to the November ballot. The 16 measures were placed by the 1967 Legislature, including cutting income taxes, reducing voting age to 19, league changes, and allowing lotteries for public aims.
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Rites Conducted Wednesday For Lodgepole Man
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Lodgepole for Peter B Buss 84 who died Saturday at Memorial Hospital The Rev Raymond J Thiel officiated Craig-Holechek Funeral Home directed burial was in Pleasant View Cemetery Pallbearers were Art Peters Ross Glassburn Paul Fraass Ray Stewart John Kahrs and Walter Dykman Born September 18 1883 in Grandy Center Iowa he married Louisa Sommer March 25 1909 in Gothenburg They moved to Western Nebraska in 1920 and lived in Lodgepole the last 20 years Surviving are his widow three sons George Fowler Colo Carl Babbitt Neb August Layton Utah five daughters Ruth Hammon Bridgeport Edith Jessen Pine Bluffs Wy Pearl Nelson and Martha Kintz Lodgepole and Alice Schneider Sidney 19 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren
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Peter B. Buss
Memorial Hospital
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Craig-Holechek
Pleasant View Cemetery
Art Peters
Ross Glassburn
Paul Fraass
Ray Stewart
John Kahrs
Walter Dykman
Peter Bernhardt Buss
Grandy Center
Iowa
Louisa Sommer
Gothenburg
Nebraska
George
Fowler, Colo
Carl
Babbitt
Neb
August
Layton
Utah
Ruth Hammon
Bridgeport
Edith Jessen
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Pearl Nelson
Martha
Services Held For E. L. Hoover
Everett L. Hoover 67 died Saturday evening after a long illness at Memorial Hospital. Final rites were held Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. M. E. Douglas officiating. Burial followed at Maywood cemetery. Craig Holechek Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are Elsie Mae Bush Hoover widow a daughter Jacqueline Hauck Sidney Neb and a son Wayne Rolling Hills Calif two sisters and one brother.
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First United Methodist Church
Everett L. Hoover
Memorial Hospital
M. E. Douglas
H. Glenn Spearow
Jack Weimer
C. A. Triska
Glen Draper
Milt Handsel
Stewart Brown
Maywood
Neb
Craig Holechek
Police Court Roundup of Speeding and Violations
Roger L Gunderson fined for speeding nine dollars Weldon Stewart speeding eight dollars illegal U turn dismissed John D Hanneman speeding fourteen dollars Fernando Gomez Jr stop light violation seven dollars Stanley L Houser drag racing twenty nine Barbara G Heckman speeding eight Joy H Cloud drag racing twenty nine John P Borman speeding fifteen Beverly Kinnersly intoxication complaint dismissed disturbing the peace fourteen dollars Sharon A Taylor stop light violation eight Walter E Hrbek disturbing the peace twenty nine Darwin D Glassburn disturbing the peace twenty nine Barbara G Heckman reckless driving reduced to speeding ten dollars Clyde F Carter speeding six stop sign violation four cost four Samuel N Sanchez intoxication and disturbing the peace twenty nine
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Roger L. Gunderson
Weldon Stewart
John D. Hanneman
Fernando Gomez, Jr
Stanley L. Houser
Barbara G. Heckman
Joy H. Cloud
John P, Borman
Beverly Kinnersly
Sharon A, Taylor
Walter E, Hrbek
Darwin D, Glassburn
Clyde F. Carter
Samuel N. Sanchez Intoxioa
Printing services ad at The Sidney Telegraph
An advertisement invites readers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 830 Lith Ave for all printing needs. The notice emphasizes local availability and storefront access for customers seeking printing services.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lith
Ave
Health insurance for eye care and hospital admissions data debated
A health insurance institute reply notes limited vision care coverage in general and mentions group plans as partial options. It cites 1966 hospital admissions at about 27 million total and 73,694 daily non federal short term admissions, with a rise from 1965. A Delhi Hyde Park proposal urges a public space for free speech, criticizing emergency gathering limits in New Delhi.
Bank letter-window grabber seeks return of $50
Notice requests the finder who picked up $50 at the Sidney National Bank letters window on Tuesday at 11:15 a.m. to place it in an envelope and mail it back to the bank to avoid trouble.
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Sidney National Bank
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