Dalton Coop Assa wins top lighted parade float prize
Dalton Coop Association won the Wheatbelt Public Power award for the best lighted float in the Dalton Fall Festival parade. The two day event drew several thousand attendees with showings of football, horse shoe, archery, model aircraft, square dancing, and a university game on TV.
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Dalton
Dalton Coop Association
Wheatbelt Public Power
Nebraska
U.S
Dalton High School
Dix
University of Nebraska
Alabama
Legion Hall
Shelly Sanders
Donna Gilroy
Nancy Fecht
Joan Peilster
Dalton High
Miss Gilroy
Fphyllis Gerke
John Heizer
Lyle Rabe
Wind storm damages Lafler farm near Sidney
Charles Lafler reports a Friday evening wind storm about six and a half miles south and east of Sidney damaged his alfalfa field irrigation pivot. The center pivot shifted 25 feet, a wheel fell off, and the concrete base cracked. Replacement could cost 20 to 25 thousand dollars. Ground feed was scattered and corn knocked down as rain followed. Lafler suspects a small tornado but no funnel cloud was reported.
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Charles Lafler
Lafler
Lafier
Senior Citizen Corner Covers Thrift For Fixed Incomes
Thrift measures for fixed income seniors discussed in the Senior Citizen’s Corner on page 5. The issue highlights new products, personnel achievements, and a contest winner in the Business Roundup on page 4. Next weekend Lisco honors two Cheyenne County rooted couples on page 3. Sports results with scores statistics and pictures on weekend action on page 3. A Creighton University official headlines St Pat s Men s Night meeting Tuesday on page 2.
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Lisco
Cheyenne County
Creighton University
St. Pat's Men’s
Oliver Dam Recreation Project Approved by State Officials
The Natural Resources Commission approved an $808,500 Oliver Dam Recreation Project for southwest of Kimball in Lincoln. Final design due in five months, with other state federal and private funds to follow. Construction could begin by mid to late spring and the lake could fill over about a year with a maximum depth of 24 feet.
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Natural Resources Commission
Robert Hahn
South Platte
NRC
Charles Singleton
Hahn
South Platte Nrd
NRD
Oliver Recreation
Panahandle
Nebraska Board chair urges limits on remedial admission
Lincoln reports Robert Simmons Jr of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents urged refusing admission to high school graduates with educational deficiencies and discontinuing remedial courses. He defined deficiencies as weak reading writing and math skills.
Council to Hear Gas Rate Increase Request Tonight
The Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. is expected to seek a 10 percent rate hike at tonight’s City Council meeting set for 7:30 in the council chambers. The agenda includes a Cheyenne County Chamber report on the Interstate 80 Development Committee, district water and sewer assessments, paying district bids for the Arlo Jones addition, and a recheck of the Jones addition plan. Also on the docket are requests for a King Street loading zone and for sidewalks on Summit between 1520 Summit and El Rancho.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Arlo Jones
Jones
R.C. Cunningham
King Street
10Th
Preston Hogeland
Summit
el Rancho
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