Resolution Rejects Bureau Design For I-80 Interchange
At a Wednesday morning meeting led by M F Maloney of the Bureau of Public Roads about 50 residents and officials urged to preserve I-80 integrity. The group approved a resolution rejecting the bureau plan to link I-80 S with a right turn at Big Springs and sent it to the Bureau of Roads Governor Tiemann and state and local representatives.
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M. F. Maloney
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Big Springs
Bureau of Roads
Tiemann
State Highway Department
Nebraska
Congress
Wyoming
Panhandle
Maloney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney
Third Annual Regional Industrial Conference Held in Cheyenne
The Third Annual Regional Industrial Conference convened in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 28 with attendees from Wyoming Nebraska and officials from the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. Key speakers including Jack Reed Dynalectron Charles Gulledge Gates Rubber and T D Simmons IBM discussed coal to oil alternatives economic factors site selection labor conditions and the potential for coal derived fuels along with financing and industrial revenue bond concepts.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gene Lieneman
Ron Helt
George Felsch
John Mason
Ed Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Nebraska
Herbert Kingham
E. H.drumm
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Jack H. Reed
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Charles G. Gulledge
Dynalectron Corporation
Washington, D.C
Hugh Harris
Gates Rubber Company
Denver
Colo
T. D. Simmons
IBM Corporation
White Plains
N.Y
Gulledge
United States
Ilinois
New Mexico
Gates Farms Inc
Harris
Dwight Minton
Church Dwight Company
New York
Robert F. Gerwin
Boettcher and Company of
Dalton Sets Plans for 1968 Fall Festival
Dalton leaders map 1968 Fall Festival dates September 16 and 17 with Gus Kragel reelected president John Heizer first vice president Glenn Twarling second vice president Marva Nelck secretary and Ronne Dykman agriculture exhibits head. The plan is tentative but likely to stand.
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Gus Kragel
John Heizer
Glenn Twarling
Marva Nelck
Ronne Dykman
August Molzer Dies at 86 Noted Nebraska Educator
August Molzer 86, a Nebraska music educator and businessman, died Wednesday in Denver. A Prague Conservatory violinist, he led Nebraska’s Music Theory and Violin departments and headed Wyoming’s Music Department in the 1930s. He ran Molzer Violin School in Lincoln and founded Molzer Music Company in 1925, now operated by son Robert. He had lived in Denver since the early 1940s and funeral services were planned in Denver. He was a friend of Lester Stecher of Sidney and frequently performed in Lincoln.
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August Molzer
Nebraska
Denver
Prague Conservatory
Czechoslovakia
University of Nebraska
University of Wyoming
Molzer
Lincoln
Molzer Music Company
Robert
Mr. Molzer
Lester Stecher
Sidney
AAUW Plans Workshops in Nebraska Cities
Nebraska division AAUW announces fall workshops Oct 5 6 and 7 in Omaha North Platte and Scottsbluff with travel speaker Mrs Lynn Miller and state board members guiding sessions on topics from education politics to arts and societal changes. Other officials from Blair Lincoln and Fremont will assist in organizing the programs.
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Nebraska
American Assn
Omaha
North Platte
AAUW
Ashley
Leonard Campbell
Lincoln
Northwest Central
Merrill J. Hewitt
W. T. Nelmer
Laurence Dillard
Blair
Bulletin
Carl H. Johnson
Fremont
Ethel Johnson
International Federation of University Women
Alexander McKie, Jr
Ruth Eickman
Chloe Reutzel
Norfolk
Larry E
Long
Crystal Ballroom
Pawnee
Miller
Roberts
Ruth D. Harris
Hastings
Arthur C. Mayer
Grand Island
E. T. Swanson
N. Platte
Jack Pollock
Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Harris
Ralph Hammond
Bushnell
Reta King
Chadron
Harry Holmberg
E.F. Benda
Fire Department Extinguishes Weed Fire North of Overpass
Fire crews battled a weed fire Wednesday at 1 25 p m north of the overpass. Thursday afternoon about 2 30 p m an electric fence caused a fire on the John Brauer farm six miles south and six east of Sidney burned 80 acres of grass and stubble.
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John Brauer
Sidney
Sidney Man Joins In Bank Purchase
The sale of controlling interest in the Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust Co. of Ft. Collins is complete, per Colorado Bank Commissioner Harry Bloom. Buyers include A. E. Wall and his two sons Larry and Lyle Wall, plus Jack Deveraux of Loveland. Sellers are C. K. Bixter and Bennie D. Coon who had last December secured control. Deveraux named president. Wall becomes board chairman. John E. Ellis, president since 1966, moves to Greeley to join the Greeley National.
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FT. Collins
Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust Co
Colorado Bank
Harry Bloom
A. E. Wall
Marysville
Kan
Larry Wall
Kansas City
Lyle Wall
Sidney
Nebr
Jack Deveraux
Loveland
The
Business Institute of Sidney
C. K. Bixter
Bennie D. Coon
Devereaux
John E. Ellis
Greeley
Greeley National
Vandalism Reported In Sidney Two Break-In Attempts
Sidney Police logged two vandalism incidents last Wednesday. At King Koin Laundry a soap dispenser was broken into between 6 15 and 6 45 p m with unclear loot. Safe Play Manufacturing reported an attempted break in at 1108 10th, with only door damage.
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Sidney
King Koin Laundry
Safe Play Manufacturing
Girl Scout Troop 130 Holds Tuesday Meeting at Central School
Troop 130 met Tuesday night at Central School with 25 present and 2 absent. Leaders Mrs. Mowry and Mrs. Edwards led roll call, discussed plans for the year, and the group sang, played games, and got acquainted. The meeting closed with Day is Done. Lila Willis, Reporter
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Central School
Hollywood Gossip Roundup With Weddings and Divorces
A Hollywood column recaps mishaps on location with Vince Edwards escaping a bike crash during Hammerhead filming. It notes Christina and Alejandro Rey denying rumors, Anne Baxter and Randolph Galt pursuing an amicable divorce, Lili Zanuck pressing fees in her divorce, and Camilla Sparv seen with Michael Caine at the Daisy Club amid various celebrity sightings and pairings.
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Hollywood
Europe
Hammerhead
Vince Edwards
Vince
Linda Foster
Anne Baxter
Randolph Galt
Anne
Stanley Gleis
Randolph
Mitchell Gratz
Lili Zanuck
Dick Zanuck
Lil
Camilla Sparv
Daisy Club
Michael Caine
Michael
Camilla
Pat Morgan
Acapulco
Stauffer
Andrew McLaglen
the Daisy
Barbara Bouchet
Sammy Hess
Jill Donahue
Chris George
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Dalton
Sidney Man
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Girl Scout News
Fox
Fox Theatre
Hawaii
Larry Hawkins
Mary Oliverius
Elizabeth Beyer
Rhonda Carr
Tommy Gilgren
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Richard Harris
Christina
Argentina
Alejandro
Screen Gems
the Flying Nun
Randy
Alejandro Rey
Christina Rudy
Telegraph
Bave
Earlybird
B&w
Alvin
Duis Studio
Wat
ST. Pat’s
Cole Bird
Super Panavision
Metrocolor
Plaing Penge
Saar
Orlane
Matinee
SUN
Michener
Vess
Panavision
DeLuxe
World Journal Tribune
Gallon A & W
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10Th and
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