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NATION

WEDNESDAY

APRIL 15, 2015

Sidney Sun-Telegraph ONLINE:

www.suntelegraph.com

Video shows Arizona ocer ramming into robbery suspect

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Dramatic dash-

cam video showing a police ofcer using

his cruiser to ram into a rie-toting rob-

bery suspect who had been walking down a

street was getting attention across the U.S.

on Wednesday.

Adding to a growing stream of images

that is raising hard questions about police

use of force, the video released Tuesday

shows the suspect being hit from behind

and cart-wheeling through the air as the

cruiser slams into a wall.

The intentional, high-speed crash clearly

shocked a fellow ofcer, who had just

warned other police to stay back because

the rie was “denitely loaded.”

Prosecutors cleared Ofcer Michael Ra-

piejko of any wrongdoing in the ramming of

the suspect, who survived the Feb. 19 crash.

Mario Valencia, 36, apparently escaped

major injuries and now faces several felony

charges, including assault on an ofcer.

His attorney, Michelle Cohen-Metzger,

has not responded to a request for comment

from The Associated Press.

Marana police Sgt. Chris Warren said

Valencia robbed a convenience store in Tuc-

son, broke into a church, invaded a home,

stole a car and then drove to the northern

suburb of Marana, where he stole a rie

from a Wal-Mart.

Video from two police cruisers shows

Valencia walking with a rie down a busy

business corridor. At one point, Valencia

points the rie at himself and threatens to

kill himself. At another, Valencia shoots the

rie into the air.

One of the dash cam videos was from a

cruiser driving slowly behind Valencia from

about a half-block away. That ofcer can be

heard telling others to “stand off” because

the suspect is armed.

Moments later, another patrol car sud-

denly comes into view, driving at high

speed into Valencia, sending him ying

before smashing into a retaining wall.

The camera in Rapiejko’s cruiser pro-

vides a more rst-person view, which ends

with a shattered windshield.

“Oh, Jesus Christ, man down!” the rst

ofcer shouts as police swarm the scene,

guns drawn.

Warren said Rapiejko was put on a stan-

dard administrative leave, but is back on

regular duty after the Pima County Attor-

ney’s Ofce cleared him of any wrongdoing.

Survivors, rescuers reunite 2 years after Boston bombings

L878

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids for the construc-

tion of work described in the pro-

posed contract Documents will

be received at the Department

of Roads Operations Division,

located at 5001 S. 14th Street,

Lincoln, Nebraska, until 3:30

p.m., local time on Thursday

April 23, 2015 and will then be

publicly opened and read aloud.

PROJECT NAME:

MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE

BUILDING

PROJECT LOCATION:

STATEWIDE

PROJECT NUMBERS: AFE L-307,

L-308, L-407, L-409, L-534,

L-733, and L-804

Proposals may be for indi-

vidual, multiple, or a combina-

tion of projects as geographic

location or bidder work load dic-

tates. The State of Nebraska,

Department of Roads shall

make award for projects based

on geographic location, funding,

and bidder work load.

AFE L-307 Bloomfield

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 40’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to

be constructed at 54506 Hwy

84, Bloomfield Nebraska, with

one 14’-0” x 14’-0” overhead

door and one personnel door.

Electrical service is approxi-

mately 200’-0” from an existing

transformer.

AFE L-308 Laurel

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 40’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to

be constructed at 214 Hwy 20,

Laurel Nebraska, with one 14’-

0” x 14’-0” overhead door and

one personnel door. Electrical

service is approximately 120’-0”

from existing service.

AFE L-407 Hebron

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 50’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to

be constructed at 110 N 13th

Street, Hebron Nebraska, with

one 14’-0” x 14’-0” overhead

door and one personnel door.

Electrical service is approxi-

mately 50’-0” from existing ser-

vice.

AFE L-409 Ord Miscellaneous

Storage Building

30’-0” x 50’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to

be constructed at 620 U street,

Ord Nebraska, with one 14’-0”

x 14’-0” overhead door and

one personnel door. Electrical

service is approximately 400’-0”

from existing service.

AFE L-534 Sidney

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 50’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to

be constructed at 2320 Illinois

Street, Sidney Nebraska, with

one 14’-0” x 14’-0” overhead

door and one personnel door.

Electrical service is approxi-

mately 600’-0” from existing

service.

AFE L-733 McCook

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 50’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to be

constructed at 38764 US Hwy 6,

McCook Nebraska, with one 14’-

0” x 14’-0” overhead door and

one personnel door. Electrical

service is approximately 200’-0”

from existing service.

AFE L-804 Atkinson

Miscellaneous Storage Building

30’-0” x 30’-0” Pre-

engineered metal building to be

constructed at 504 N Carberry

St., Atkinson Nebraska, with

one 14’-0” x 14’-0” overhead

door and one personnel door.

Electrical service is approxi-

mately 300’-0” from existing

service.

Documents may be obtained

from A & D Technical Supply for

a refundable deposit of $35.00,

contact 402-474-5454 to obtain

documents. Additional letting

information can be found at the

Nebraska Dept. of Roads web-

site at http://www.transporta-

tion.nebraska.gov/operations/

capital-fac/index.htm

Bonding requirements will be

set in the bid package. Minority-

owned businesses will not be

discriminated against.

THE RIGHT IS RESERVED

TO WAIVE ALL TECHNICALITIES

AND TO REJECT ANY OR ALL

BIDS DEPARTMENT OF ROADS

/s/ Randall D. Peters, P.E.,

Director – State Engineer

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph

on April 1, 8, 15, 2015.]

L881

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

11th Avenue & Old Post Road

Landscaping Improvement

CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA

Sealed Bids for the con-

struction of Landscaping

Improvements will be received

by Geri Anthony, City Clerk at

City Hall, 1115 13th Avenue, or

mailed to P.O. Box 79, Sidney,

Nebraska 69162 until 2:00

P.M., Mountain Time April 21,

2015, and then at said office

publicly opened and read aloud.

The project location is at

the Northeast Corner of 11th

Avenue & Old Post Road.

The major items of work

are: Landscaping, Planting,

Earthwork and Irrigation

System.

The Contract Documents

containing the detailed

Drawings & Specifications for

the construction of the work,

together with the proposed con-

struction contract, may be seen

at the office of the Consulting

Engineers, Baker & Associates,

Inc., 120 East 16th Street,

Suite A, Scottsbluff, NE 69361

(308)632-3123. Electronic

copy (CD) may be obtained for

a fee of $15.00. Hard copies

may be obtained for a fee of

$40.00 (non-refundable). Plans

& specifications shipped ground

will be charged an extra $15.00

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph

on April 1, 8, 15, 2015.]

L882

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

11th Avenue & Old Post Road

– Decorative Wall Project

CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA

Sealed Bids for the construc-

tion of a Decorative Wall will be

received by Geri Anthony, City

Clerk at City Hall, 1115 13th

Avenue, or mailed to P.O. Box

79, Sidney, Nebraska 69162

until 2:00 P.M., Mountain Time

April 21, 2015, and then at said

office publicly opened and read

aloud.

The project location is at

the Northeast Corner of 11th

Avenue & Old Post Road. The

major items of work are:

Concrete or CMU Wall with

Stone Face.

The Contract Documents

containing the detailed

Drawings & Specifications for

the construction of the work,

together with the proposed

construction contract, may

be seen at the office of the

Consulting Engineers, Baker &

Associates, Inc., 120 East 16th

Street, Suite A, Scottsbluff,

NE 69361 (308)632-3123.

Electronic copy (CD) may be

obtained at No Charge. Hard

copies may be obtained for a

fee of $20.00 (non-refundable).

Plans & specifications shipped

ground will be charged an extra

$15.00.

[Published in The Sidney sun-Telegraph on

April 1, 8, 15, 2015.]

L883

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

11th Avenue & Old Post Road

– Sidney Sign Improvements

CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA

Sealed Bids for the con-

struction of Sidney Sign

IMprovements will be received

by Geri Anthony, City Clerk at

City Hall, 1115 13th Avenue, or

mailed to P.O. Box 79, Sidney,

Nebraska 69162 until 2:00

P.M., Mountain Time April 21,

2015, and then at said office

publicly opened and read aloud.

The project location is at

the Northeast Corner of 11th

Avenue & Old Post Road. The

major items of work are:

Decorative Sign and Lighting.

The Contract Documents

containing the detailed

Drawings & Specifications for

the construction of the work,

together with the proposed

construction contract, may

be seen at the office of the

Consulting Engineers, Baker &

Associates, Inc., 120 East 16th

Street, Suite A, Scottsbluff,

NE 69361 (308)632-3123.

Electronic copy (CD) may be

obtained at No Charge. Hard

copies may be obtained for a

fee of $20.00 (non-refundable).

Plans & specifications shipped

ground will be charged an extra

$15.00.

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph

on April 1, 8, 15, 2015.]

THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 16, 2015

7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

TSACDAORB

ABC Grey’s Anatomy (N)

Scandal (N)

American Crime (N)

Local Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Nightline

CBS Big Bang Odd Couple Mom (N) Big Bang Elementary (N)

Local (:35) Late Show (N)

Late Late

NBC Law & Order: SVU

The Blacklist

Dateline NBC (N)

Local (:35) Tonight Show

Late Night

FOX Bones (N)

Backstrom (N)

Local Programs Local Programs

ION Blue Bloods

Blue Bloods

Blue Bloods (TV14)

Blue Bloods

Blue Bloods (TV14)

ELBAC

A&E The First 48 (N)

(:01) 8 Minutes (N)

(:02) 8 Minutes

(:01) The First 48

AMC Ocean’s Eleven (‘01, PG-13)

Vegas Vacation (‘97, PG) aac Chevy Chase.

European Vacation (‘85, PG-13) ac

ANIMAL Viking Wilderness

Ice Cold Gold (N)

Viking Wilderness

Ice Cold Gold

Viking Wilderness

BET Mary Jane Being Mary Jane

All In

Xperiment Wendy Williams (N)

The Real (TV14) (N)

BRAVO Melbourne (N) Real Housewives N.Y. Watch What Real Housewives Melbourne Versailles

CARTOON Cleveland Bob’s

Dad

Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid

(:15) Metal Family Guy

CMT Party Down South (N) Party Down Party Down South

Party Down Cops

Cops

CNN Mike Rowe (N) CNN Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360°Mike Rowe CNNI Simulcast (N)

COMEDY Pineapple South ParkSouth ParkSouth Park Daily (N) Nightly (N) midnightBrickle

Daily

Nightly

DISCOVERYNaked and Afraid

Naked and Afraid

DISNEYUndercover Undercover Girl Meets Austin

I Didn’t Dog Blog Good Luck Good Luck On Deck On Deck

E! Botched

Good Work: “Glanville” E! News (N)

When in Rome (‘10, PG-13) aa Kristen Bell.

ESPN 30 for 30: “Sole Man”

(:44) SportsCenter Sports news.

SportsCenter

ESPN2 College Softball: Baylor vs Oklahoma (Live)

Grantland Bask.Baseball Tonight

30 for 30: “Sole Man”

FAMILY The Little Mermaid (‘89, G) Samuel E. Wright.

The 700 Club (TV G) Boy World Boy World Boy World Boy World

FOOD Chopped

Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Cutthroat Kitchen Chopped

Beat Bobby Beat Bobby

FX 21 Jump Street (‘12) Comedians Louie (N) Comedians Louie

Louie

Comedians Comedians Louie

HGTV Addict (N) Addict

Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Addict

Addict

Hunters Hunters

HISTORY Vikings

Vikings (N)

(:03) Vikings

(:01) Vikings: “Paris”

(:01) Vikings

LIFETIME Little Women: NY

L. Women L. Women L. Women L. Women Little Women: NY

Little Women: NY

MTV Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Cannon Cannon (:01) xXx (‘02, PG-13) aa Vin Diesel.

NICK Full House Full House Prince Prince Friends Friends Lopez

(:48) George Lopez

Raymond

SPIKE Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Bar Rescue

Lip Sync Lip Sync

SYFY (6:00) SmackDown

Olympus (N) 12 Monkeys

OlympusHelix: “O Brave New”

TBS Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N)

The Office Conan

Cougar

TCM Holiday (:45) Happiness Ahead (‘34, NR) aaa Dick Powell. The Bride Came C.O.D. (‘41) aaa (:15) Hard to Get (‘38) aa

TLC Gypsy Wedding (N)

Myrtle Manor (N)

Gypsy Wedding

(:01) Myrtle Manor

Gypsy Wedding

TNT Castle: “Tick, Tick”

Castle: “Boom!”

CSI: NY

CSI: NY: “Vacation”

TRAVEL Expedition Unknown Layover: “New York” Bourdain: “Austin” Expedition Unknown Layover: “New York”

TV LAND Raymond The King of Queens Queens Queens Queens Friends Friends (:20) Younger

USA Law & Order: SVU

Dig: “Trust No One” (N) (:01) The Mechanic (‘11, R) aaa Jason Statham. Dig: “Trust No One”

VH1 Friday After Next (‘02) Barbershop (‘02, PG-13) aac Ice Cube, Anthony Anderson. Friday After Next (‘02, R) Ice Cube.

WGN How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Rules

Rules

Parks

Hope

MERP

HBO Veep

Silicon

Game of Thrones

CathouseCathouseSilicon

VICE

Devil’s Advocate (‘97)

MAX Life of Walter Mitty (‘13) Meet the Parents (‘00, PG-13)

Sexual Wish List (‘14, NRAO) c

Swordfish (‘01, R)

SHOW Game OverKevin Hart: Seriously Funny

Megatron Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded (‘14, R)

 Hometown Content, Listings by FYI

Continued on Page 7a

LegaL Notices

L871

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on April 1, 8 and 15, 2015

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

STREET ImpROvEmENT DISTRICT NOS. 53 & 54

CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA

Sealed Bids for Runza Third Addition – Street Improvement District Nos. 53 & 54 will be re-

ceived by Geri Anthony, City Clerk at City Hall, 1115 13th Avenue, or mailed to P.O. Box 79, Sidney,

Nebraska 69162 until 2:00 P.M., Mountain Time on April 21, 2015, and then at said ofce publicly

opened and read aloud.

The project consists of the construction of two 36 foot wide concrete roadway including curb &

gutter, driveways, storm drain, storm inlets, and related work. Estimated quantities of certain but

not all inclusive bid categories is as follows:

Bids should be submitted on an aggregate basis for all three districts, broken down to accurately

reect unit prices for the estimated quantities shown in the table below.

Publishing planned on: April 1, 2015

April 8, 2015

April 15, 2015

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Street Improvement District Nos. 53 & 54

CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA

Sealed Bids for Runza Third Addition – Street Improvement District Nos. 53 & 54 will be

received by Geri Anthony, City Clerk at City Hall, 1115 13th Avenue, or mailed to P.O. Box 79, Sidney,

Nebraska 69162 until 2:00 P.M., Mountain Time on April 21, 2015, and then at said office publicly

opened and read aloud.

The project consists of the construction of two 36 foot wide concrete roadway including curb & gutter,

driveways, storm drain, storm inlets, and related work. Estimated quantities of certain but not all inclusive

bid categories is as follows:

Bids should be submitted on an aggregate basis for all three districts, broken down to accurately reflect

unit prices for the estimated quantities shown in the table below.

Description SID 53

Silverberg

SID 54

Jennifer

Total Unit

Mobilization 1 1 2 LS

Storm Water Detention Grading 1 0 1 LS

Grading & Subgrade Prep 4070 1757 5827 SY

Base Course 4070 1757 5827 SY

8” PCC Concrete 3021 1471 4492 SY

ADA Curb Ramps 203 0 203 SF

30” PCC Curb & Gutter 1602 974 2576 LF

8” Concrete Radius & Cross Pan Paving 2632 3495 11513 SY

Detectable Warning Panel 30 0 30 SF

18” Storm Sewer 462 0 462 LF

5’ Diameter Manhole 1 0 1 EA

24” Storm Sewer 72 0 72 LF

Rip Rap (6”-12”) 17 0 17 CY

Storm Sewer 15” FES 2 0 2 EA

Storm Sewer 24” FES 1 0 1 EA

15” Storm Sewer 43 0 43 LF

Storm Sewer – Curb Inlet 6 0 6 EA

The Contract Documents containing the detailed Drawings and Specifications for the

construction of the work, together with the proposed construction contract, may be seen at the

office of the Consulting Engineers, Baker & Associates, Inc, 120 East 16th Street-Suite A,

Scottsbluff, NE 69361, (308)632-3123. Electronic copy (CD) may be obtained for a fee of

$15.00 Hard copies may be obtained for a fee of $50 (non-refundable) Plans and specifications

shipped ground will be charged an extra $15.00.

The Contract Documents containing the detailed Drawings and Specications for the construc-

tion of the work, together with the proposed construction contract, may be seen at the ofce of the

Consulting Engineers, Baker & Associates, Inc, 120 East 16th Street-Suite A, Scottsbluff, NE 69361,

(308)632-3123. Electronic copy (CD) may be obtained for a fee of $15.00 Hard copies may be

obtained for a fee of $50 (non-refundable) Plans and specications shipped ground will be charged

an extra $15.00.

LEGALS

BOSTON (AP) — The second anniversary of the Boston

Marathon bombings brought together survivors and rescu-

ers Wednesday as the city prepared to mark the day with a

moment of silence, the tolling of church bells and a call for

kindness.

With the plaintive wail of bagpipes in the background,

Mayor Marty Walsh, Gov. Charlie Baker and other ofcials

unveiled commemorative banners Wednesday morning

at the site of the blasts on Boylston Street. The orange

banners bear a white heart with a road receding into the

distance and the word “Boston.”

“In many respects, those most affected by the events of

two years ago have shown us all the way back — with their

courage, grace and determination,” Baker said in a state-

ment released after the ceremony. “They honor the past,

remember and treasure loved ones lost and injured, and

look forward to a better future. We should strive to do the

same.”

The four banners were mounted on light poles wrapped

in blue and yellow owers, the marathon’s colors.

Jane Richard, who lost her 8-year-old brother, Martin,

in the blasts, which also took her leg, helped unveil one

set of banners. The Richard family walked down Boylston

Street with Walsh at the ceremony honoring victims and

survivors.

Jeff Bauman, who lost his legs above the knee in the

blasts, exchanged a big hug with Carlos Arredondo, who

helped save his life two years ago. Bauman was able to de-

scribe to describe to police one of the two brothers accused

of carrying out the attack.

“We’re here to pay tribute to the people who lost their

lives,” Bauman told WFXT-TV.

A moment of silence will follow at 2:49 p.m., when the

rst of two bombs exploded near the nish line on April 15,

2013. Church bells will then ring throughout the city.

Walsh has declared April 15 “One Boston Day,” a new

tradition in which Bostonians are encouraged to show

kindness and generosity.

Three people were killed and more than 260 others were

wounded in the attacks. Surviving bomber Dzhokhar Tsar-

naev was convicted of 30 counts at his federal trial and

could face the death penalty. His older brother, Tamerlan,

died following a shootout with police days after the at-

tacks.

Prosecutor: Boy left

home with baby on day

he disappeared

PULASKI, Va. (AP) — A prosecutor says the parents of

a Virginia boy found dead in a septic tank left him at home

with his infant sister on the morning he disappeared.

Pulaski County Commonwealth’s Attorney Mike Flee-

nor says Ashley White and Paul Thomas told investigators

they left 5-year-old Noah Thomas and his 6-month-old sis-

ter at home while White drove Thomas to work March 22.

The Roanoke Times reports that Fleenor made the com-

ments Wednesday during a bond hearing for Paul Thomas.

Thomas and White both face child abuse and neglect

charges.

White previously told investigators the children made

the trip, and that the boy disappeared after they came

home.

Searchers found Noah Thomas’ body on March 26 in a

septic tank on the family’s property.

The father was denied bond.

Lot for rent

One mObile hOme

lOt fOr rent.

Call 308-483-5005,

Lodgepole. Ref. needed.

UnfUrnISHeD APtS

innercOurt Apts.

hAs AvAilAble 1 Or

2 bdrm Apts. Water

pd. No smoking. No pets.

Ref. required. 308-249-

5450

MoteL for SALe

14 rOOm mOtel w/4

bdrm living quAr-

ters for sale in Sidney,

NE. Located on Hwys 30

& 385. $300,000. Call

308-254-4527

HoUSe for rent

2 bdrm., 2 bAth, cen-

tral air, garage, appli-

ances included, near

high school. No pets, no

smoking. Deposit & ref.

required. Call 308-254-

5522. .

HeLP wAnteD

pt JAnitOriAl/

cleAning, evenings,

help needed. Available in

Sidney. Must be depend-

able, hard working and

have a good attitude.

Clean background check

required. 970-571-3592

for more info.

HeLP wAnteD

seeking pArt

time JAnitOriAl

supervisOr. Part

time evenings supervis-

ing cleaning crews. Must

have great communica-

tion skills, must pass

back ground check, must

have experience and be

a self-starter with prob-

lem solving skills. Apply

on line at hartlandclean-

ing.com or call 402-475-

5588 for more informa-

tion

sidneY public

schOOls has an open-

ing for a full-time evening

shift Custodian at the

High School. This posi-

tion includes full benefits

and a competitive wage.

The application form

may be obtained at the

Superintendent’s office

or under the Employment

Opportunities tab at

www.sidneyraiders.

org. Send application

to Superintendent, 1101

21st Ave, Sidney, NE

69162 or call 308-254-

5855. EOE

nOw hiring! Part time

and Full time employ-

ees at $9.00 an hr. Also

Asst. Managers $9.50 hr.

Apply in person at either

Git n Split Location.

HeLP wAnteD

hOusekeeper

wAnted fOr nurs-

ing hOme. $10.25 to

start w/benefits after

90 days. Daytime hours

only with every other

weekend off. Drug

and background check

required. Please call

308-254-4756 and ask

for Diane in housekeep-

ing.

p/t JAnitOriAl

help needed. Must be

detailed and have expe-

rience. Must pass back-

ground check. Apply @

hartlandcleaning.com or

call 402-475-5588.

MISC. for SALe

cArpOrts &

buildings, Starting

Price $595.00 Call Judy

308-377-2429

StAtewIDeS

RESTAURANT

EQUIPMENT Outlet;

new & used restaurant

equipment. See www.

Chillmasters.biz, call

1-800-526-7105, or

stop by our Showroom

to see what’s in stock

for you! Sioux City, IA.

StAtewIDeS

BANKRUPTCY: FREE ini-

tial consultation. Fast

relief from creditors. Low

rates. Statewide filing.

No office appointment

necessary. Call Steffens

Law Office, 308-872-

8327. steffensbankrupt-

cylaw.com. We are a

debt relief agency, which

helps people file bank-

ruptcy under the bank-

ruptcy code.

GUN SHOW, April 24,

25 & 26th. Westfair-

Fairgrounds, Council

Bluffs, IA, Exit #8 off

I-80. Fri. 4-9 p.m., Sat.

9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 9

a.m.-3 p.m. Info, 563-

608-4401, www.mar-

vkrauspromotions.net.

KEARNEY GUN/Coin

Show, April 18th and

19th, Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,

Sun. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Expo

Center, Fairgrounds,

Kearney, NE.

ATTN: COMPUTER

Work. Work from any-

where 24/7. Up to

$1,500 Part-time to

$7,500/month Full-time.

Training provided. www.

WorkServices8.com.

StAtewIDeS

MID-AMERICA

FEEDYARD, Ohiowa,

NE, hiring full-time

feed truck driver & Yard

Crew! Competitive hour-

ly wage with benefits.

Drug, background tests

required. 402-295-2216.

Apply: www.midameri-

ca-feedyard.com.

LAYNE SEEKING pump

installers, laborers.

Travel requirement and

clean driving record.

Layne offers benefits

and wages $15 to $18

per hour. E-mail 1072@

layne.com or 308-234-

1914.

MILLWRIGHTS NEEDED:

Currently looking for

Millwrights with at least

1 year experience. Lots

of work available. Must

have own hand tools and

transportation. Call 402-

445-6171.

StAtewIDeS

BUTLER TRANSPORT Your

Partner in Excellence.

CDL Class A drivers

needed. Sign on bonus!

All miles paid. 1-800-

528-7825 or www.but-

lertransport.com.

EXPERIENCED CDL-A

Driver residing east of US

281, South operations,

high % drop and hook,

out and back dispatch,

paper logs, 3,000 miles/

week. Lanny @ DTS,

402-699-3465, www.

trukrrnebraska.com.

StAtewIDeS

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LEGALS

WEDNESDAY

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L874

NOTICE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF

CHEYENNE COUNTY, NEBRASKA

Estate of Wendell L. Draper,

Deceased

Estate No. PR14-12

Notice is hereby given that

a final account and report of

administration and a Petition for

Complete Settlement, adjudica-

tion of intestacy, determination

of heirs, and Determination of

Inheritance Tax have been filed,

and, for the convenience of the

parties and the Court, are set

for hearing in the County Court

of Cheyenne County, Nebraska,

located at 1000 10th Avenue,

Sidney, Nebraska, on April 23,

2015, at or after 9:00 o’clock

A.M.

Rilla Draper, Personal

Representative/Petitioner

4887 Hwy 385

P.O. Box 155

Gurley, NE 69141

(308) 884-2479

Robert P. Goodwin, NSBA

#16745

SONNTAG, GOODWIN & LEEF,

P.C.

1212 Jackson Street, P.O. Box

299

Sidney, Nebraska 69162

(308) 254-4559

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph

on April 1, 8, 15, 2015.]

L911

Notice of Application for Tax

Deed

Certificate No. 1000

TO: Ray W. Kincaid

You are hereby notified that

on the 5th day of March, 2012,

the undersigned purchased

from the County Treasurer of

Cheyenne County, State of

Nebraska, at her office at the

2012 sale of real estate for

delinquent county and state

taxes and assessments for

the year 2010, the following

described real estate situated in

said County, to-wit:

An interest in the minerals

located in, on and under the

West half (W1⁄2) of Section

Three (3), Township Fourteen

(14) North, Range Forty-eight

(48) West of the 6th P.M. (32

ACRES) and received from said

Treasurer, at the time and on

the date of said purchase, a

County Treasurer’s Certificate

of Tax Sale, and that said real

estate was assessed for the

year 2010 in the name of Ray

W. Kincaid, and was taxed for

said year in due and legal form

and according to the statutes of

the State of Nebraska, in such

cases as made and provided.

You will further take notice

that after the expiration of three

(3) months from the date of

the service of this Notice, and

on and after the 29th day of

July, 2015, application will be

made to the Treasurer of said

Cheyenne County, for the exe-

cution and delivery of a deed

for said real estate to the under-

signed.

UNLESS YOU ACT YOU WILL

LOSE THIS PROPERTY.

The amount of taxes repre-

sented by Tax Sale Certificate

was $19.59, and the Certificate

Fee is $10.00, for a total

amount due on said Certificate

of $29.59. Subsequent taxes

may have been paid and inter-

est may have accrued as of the

date of this Notice.

You are also notified of the

following:

(a). That the issuance of a

tax deed is subject to the right

of redemption under §77-1824

to §77-1830 of the Nebraska

statutes;

(b). The right of redemp-

tion requires payment to the

County Treasurer, for the u s e

of such purchaser or his

or her heirs or assigns, the

amount of taxes represented by

the Tax Sale Certificate for the

year the taxes were levied or

assessed and any subsequent

taxes paid and interest accrued

as of the date payment is made

to the County Treasurer; and

(c). Except as provided for

real property that is actually

occupied by the record owner

of the real property, the surviv-

ing spouse of the record owner,

or a minor child of the record

owner, right of redemption

expires at the close of business

on the date of application for

the tax deed, and a deed may

be applied after the expiration

of three (3) months from the

date of service of this Notice.

For real property that is actually

occupied by the record owner

of the real property, the surviv-

ing spouse, or a minor child of

the record owner, a deed may

be applied for after the expira-

tion of three (3) months and

forty-five (45) days after the

service of the Notice.

/s/ Henry Jay Geu, Owner and

Holder of Certificate of Tax Sale

1000

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph

on April 15, 22, 29, 2015.]

L912

Notice of Meeting

Notice is hereby given and

published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph that the regular

monthly meeting of the Wheat

Belt Public Power District Board

of Directors will be held on

April 27, 2015, at 8:30 A.M.

in the District office building

at 2104 Illinios Street, Sidney,

Nebraska. An Agenda of the

items to be discussed at the

meeting is availible at the

District office and kept continu-

ally current.

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on

April 15, 2015.]

LegAL notICeS

The Northern Wyoming Daily News

, a 5-day per week,

family-owned newspaper located in Worland, Wyo. near the Bighorn

mountains, in the Rocky mountain West is seeking a community-focused

reporter who is unafraid to dig into the local news scene. The ideal

candidate will be creative, motivated and committed to excellent writing

and accurate reporting. We are looking for someone who cares about

community journalism.

This job encompasses a variety of responsibilities - generating story

ideas, writing, meeting deadlines, and multitasking. For this potentially

management-track position , you must have excellent communication

skills and work well with a variety of personality types, both in the

newsroom and in the local communities.

Minimum requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience;

strong grasp of AP Style; digital photography experience.

We oﬀer a competitive salary, beneﬁt package and paid vacation days.

The ideal candidate will also appreciate living in the West. Located

in the county seat of Washakie County, Worland is located within the

Big Horn Basin and along the Big Horn River in beautiful Northwestern

Wyoming. We are fortunate to have easy access to the Bighorn Mountains

to the west and the Wind River Mountains to the south including the

Wind River Canyon. A community hub for the 5,487 people who reside

in the city limits, Worland has a proud heritage of initiative, innovation

and just plain grit with outdoor opportunities abound - hiking, ﬁshing,

downhill and cross country skiing, biking, snowshoeing, kayaking, ice

climbing and more.

Salary plus generous beneﬁt package including health insurance,

retirement and paid vacation. Please submit a cover letter, your resume

and two examples of your best work to Mr. Patrick Murphy at publisher@

vcn.com. You may apply in person at our Worland oﬃce at 201 N. 8th St.,

Worland, WY 82401

Accepting Applications

Sterling - Ft. Morgan - Julesburg

*Up to $10.00 per hour after orientation period

* Paid Time Off * Health Insurance

* Retirement Plan * Paid Life Insurance

* Tuition Assistance * Cafeteria/Flex Plan

* 10 Paid Holidays * AFLAC

To receive an application call 970-522-7121 or stop by our

office at 617 S. 10t

h Ave. , Sterling. EOE

Cash-Wa

Distributing

825 Hickory St., Sidney

(308)-254-4689 Ext. 7321

Class A CDL Drivers

No Haz-Mat required

Home daily, No Overnights

Beneﬁts include:

Paid holidays and vacations

Medical, Dental, and life insurance

401k

Under new management

New higher starting wage

The Pine Bluﬀs (Wyo.) Post, a weekly family-owned newspaper

located on the Wyoming-Nebraska border is seeking a community-

minded reporter. We're looking for someone who can write news

stories, craft compelling features and wrap up the week in sports for

three area high schools. Photography skills are a plus. Recent and

upcoming college graduates are encouraged to apply as this is a

perfect place to get a well-rounded start to your journalism career.

Submit a cover letter, resume and several writing samples

to Rob Langrell at publisher@suntelegraph.com for consideration.

Email him or call him at (308) 254-2818 with questions.

Continued From Page 7a

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