Former Sidney man Joseph Didier killed in Denver
The body of Joseph Didier 26 of Aurora Colo was found in his car in a downtown Denver parking lot believed murdered in a robbery attempt. He served in Vietnam and is survived by his parents a daughter two sisters three brothers and grandparents with funeral services set at St Patrick's Church in Sidney.
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Sidney
Ralph Callahan
Joseph Didier
Aurora
Larimer St
Didier
Harry Didier
Rocky Mountain News
Callahan
St Patrick’s
Central Catholic
Billings
Mont
Baldwin DeCo
St Patrick's Church of
Joseph Damion Didier Was
Grand Island
Harry
Alice Schaf Didier
Gloria Dawn
Maria
Lincoln
Anne
Chadron
Daniel
Ft. Carson
David
Paul
Joe Schaf
Fred Didier
Clarks
St Patrick's Church
Frank Hoelck
Greenwood Cemetery
St Patrick's Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Nebraska to challenge $10 interstate speeding fine
Nebraska Attorney General Paul Douglas argues in a Supreme Court brief that the $10 speeding fine on interstate highways is unconstitutional and seeks to require court costs. He notes Sen Ernest Chambers previously reduced fines for speeds under 65 mph but says the amendment targets a small group and violates constitutional provisions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Supreme Court
Atty
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Omaha
Ernest Chambers
Nebraska
Chambers
Parole Board Grants Five Paroles Defers Griffith Hearing
The Nebraska Parole Board granted parole to five inmates and deferred a commutation hearing for Hugh Griffith who faced an electric chair death sentence years ago. Griffith spoke against the delay while residents opposed commutation. Hearing continued to October as two reform inmates were released and another parole was deferred.
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Lincoln
State Parole Board
Hugh Griffith
Griffith
Cheyenne
Robert D
Hearst Flight Ends as Captured in San Francisco
Patricia Hearst, the newspaper heiress turned revolutionary, was quietly captured in San Francisco after 19 months on the run. The arrest ends a dramatic political kidnapping saga that made her a national symbol and a top FBI target.
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Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Tanya
People's Army
America
Telegraph
Associated Press
Mike Silverman
Patty Hearst
FBI
Squeaky Fromme pleads innocent in Ford assassination case
Lynette Fromme pleads innocent to attempting to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento. US District Court orders psychiatric examination before trial. Judge MacBride denies further bail reduction from 350000 dollars for the 26 year old Manson follower.
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Sacramento
Lynette
Squeaky’ Fromme
Ford
US District Court
Thomas J MacBride
Charles Manson
Refugee aid plan to be outlined at Monday meeting
First United Methodist Church organizers in Sidney plan a public informational meeting Monday at 30 pm in the Sidney Public Library meeting room to discuss bringing a Cambodian or Vietnamese refugee family. Ayn Hahn, chairwoman of the volunteers, says the event invites community help and reports from six sub committees on housing basic needs culture family size employment and cooperation.
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First United Methodist Church
Sidney Say
Ayn Hahn
Sidney Public Library
WNTC delays Sidney campus building plan
Western Nebraska Technical College President Hawse failed to secure funds for a new Sidney building. The Board directed Area President Ptacek to obtain clear title to land and structures, amid debates over salvage revenue, federal depreciation rights through 1991, and future campus plans.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Chadron
WNTC
Sidney
Western Technical Community College Board of Governors
Hawse
William Ptacek
State of
Nebraska
Sioux Army
Carl Christ Jr
Ptacek
Metropolitan Technical Community College District of
Omaha
Fr Omaha
John McCollister
Virginia Smith
Women's Self-Defense Class Offered at Local College
Western Nebraska Technical College to provide a women’s self-defense course through its adult and continuing education program. The program teaches vital attacker points, throws to ward off assaults, and strategy to avoid danger by recognizing favorable conditions. Registration is Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Sidney Junior High School gym.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Laura Modlin
Sidney Telegraph
Sparse audience hears answers to LB 577 in Nebraska meeting
A small Cheyenne County crowd heard South Platte NRD manager Bob Hahn outline four major provisions of LB 577 the Nebraska Ground Water Management Act at Sidney High School. He explained runoff controls control areas and potential court interpretations while stressing local NRD authority and public hearings for enforcement and future rules.
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David Fender
Cheyenne County
South Platte Natural Resources District
South Platte Nrd
Bob Hahn
NRD
Ed Block
Lodgepole
Cliff Herboldsheimer
Potter
Bob Poppen
Dalton
Louis Schmale
South Platte
Hahn
Nrds
Nebraska Association of Resources District
Jim Cook
Nebraska
Bob Crosby
SRD
Director of Water Resources
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