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CHAMBER NEWS and other Chadron news.....80wide Chamber phone 308-432-4401..Fax 432-4757 |
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X-Originating-IP: [207.91.18.171] From: "Marvin Thompson" <gaymarvin30@hotmail.com> To: susan@chadronrumor.com Date: Mon, 01 Mar 1999 02:50:44 PST Mime-Version: 1.0
Hi my name is Marvin and I just found out that I have AIDS. I am a bisexual and have slepted with severl girls here in Chadron and would like to tell them to go get a test for AIDS. I can't remember all there names.
Thank you !!!!!
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Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 15:09:30 -0500 From: Phil Fahrlander <pf80353@navix.net> MIME-Version: 1.0 To: susan@chadronrumor.com Subject: Letter to the editor
Letter to the editor:
Like Chadron, Peru State College has long been known for producing great teachers. Thousands of them, through the years, have taught in Nebraska communities. Some Peru grad may have taught your children or your grandchildren. Peru State College is the epitome of what proponents of small schools believe in and it does need your support. You know, if they can eliminate Peru, or change it, because of a short-sighted, bottom line mentality, they could do it to others as well. Please write to the Peru State Foundation, Peru, NE 68421, to see how you can help, or contact your state senator to show your support. The Campus of A Thousand Oaks needs you. Nadine Fahrlander 775 West Brewster Minden NE 68959
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Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 15:47:31 -0700 From: Bruce Mues <bmues@CSC1.CSC.EDU> Subject: Ice Fishing To: susan@chadronrumor.com Reply-to: bmues@CSC1.CSC.EDU Organization: Chadron State College MIME-version: 1.0 X-Accept-Language: en
Hi Chadron Rumor, Although we've been worried about ice, but enjoying the nice weather, The Outdoor Adventures Club at Chadron State College is sponsoring an Ice Fishing Tournament on Saturday, January 30th. It will be at Box Butte Reservoir and sign in will be between 7 and 8am with a shotgun start at 8. There will be cash payouts for the top 3 places and various door prizes given along with a prize for largest pike and largest perch. There will even be some concessions available. Rumor has it that you can save $5 by registering before January 27th. For more information people can contact Bruce Mues at Chadron State College. (W) 308-432-6234 or (H) 308-432-4611 |
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To: susan@chadronrumor.com Subject: Court House Elevator? Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 14:19:29 PST Mime-Version: 1.0
Talk about something to talk about - how about this?....
For many years I have wondered how Dawes County gets away without being "Handicapped Accessable?" If I was in a wheelchair it would be!! How in the world can they get by with it? Only the County Court in the basement can be reached without lots and lots of steps. Why is that?
When I asked some employees there I was told two things: 1) All services are offered on the first floor (basement) for those who can't get to the other officers upstairs. 2) The cost would be way to high to even consider. Answer?...how about district court? A criminal in a wheel chair can't stand trial here? How about a divorce? Come on! Get serious! Why should cost have anything to do with the violation of Federal Handicapped Accessible Laws. The college had to comply a few years ago - so why not Dawes County? Just thought I throw it out for some discussion. I have two good legs but what about those few unfortunate citizens who don't?
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Daily Variety 10/26/98 > > Wavelength releases 1st all-digital pic > > By MARC GRASER, October 26, 1998 > > > Directors have talked about it, studios and > exhibitors are still doubting it, now > Wavelength Releasing has done it: The > independent production studio on Friday > began screening the first all-digital film using > a satellite-based digital projector in theaters > in five markets. > > The 90-minute pic, "The Last Broadcast," > debuted in a string of independent theaters in > Providence, R.I., Philadelphia, Orlando, > Minneapolis, and Portland, Ore. > > The pic is beamed from satellites into the > theaters using computer servers inside > POWER Display projectors provided by Digital > Projection, a Kennesaw, Ga.-based company. > > "Instead of transferring our digital feature to > celluloid and releasing via traditional > mechanisms, we took advantage of the new > digital distribution possibilities," said Lance > Weiler, director of the film and co-founder of > Wavelength Releasing. > > Producers expect the film to debut in larger > markets - Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, > San Francisco and Austin - in the spring. > > The pic, a documentary about a team of > psychics and sound recordists who search for > the Jersey Devil, an urban legend, was filmed > entirely on digital film for under $1,000 and > produced on a personal computer using > Windows NT. > > According to Tim Butler, manager of > marketing for Digital Projection, the digital > projectors range from $60,000 to $90,000, > similar to the price of conventional film > projectors. > > Butler said that although no major exhibitor > or studio has yet to adopt the new technology, > which promises faster delivery speeds and > cheaper printing fees, most are "waiting for > the technology to mature." > > "Electronic cinema will by no means ever > replace film," Butler said. "It's just a viable > alternative." > > Copyright 1998 Variety, Inc. > > > > > Wavelength Releasing > Lance Weiler > lenzz@voicenet.com > 215-598-8496 > > http://www.tebweb.com/lastbroadcast
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10-12-98 Moonlight Madness events set for Friday, October 30. in Downtown Chadron For more details call the Chamber at 432-4401. |
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Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1998 13:17:12 -0500 From: Joyce Coppinger <jc10508@navix.net> To: john@chadronrumor.com Subject: Another SB/Natural Bldg Workshop
Will be doing another natural buildng/straw bale workshop in Bridgeport on Sat., Oct. 24. Here's the info. Would you please post for me. Thanks Joyce
BUILDING THE NATURAL WAY: A Green Building Workshop
featuring Straw Bale Construction Demonstration and Sessions on
Environmental Siting and Design Building with Indigenous and Salvaged Materials Nature’s Building Blocks: Straw Bale
Saturday, October 24, 1998
8:30-9:00 AM Registration
9:00 AM ENVIRONMENTAL SITING AND DESIGN
10:00 AM BUILDING WITH INDIGENOUS AND SALVAGED MATERIALS
11:00 AM NATURE’S BUILDING BLOCKS: STRAW BALE INTRODUCTION
12:00 PM Lunch -- On Your Own
1:00 PM BALE WALL CONSTRUCTION DEMONSTRATION
3:00-4:00 PM OPEN FORUM
A time for one-to-one interaction between Presenters and Participants Videotape Viewing Resource materials available for purchase Workshop Evaluation Forms
NOTE: Participants responsible for own arrangements for overnight lodging and meals.
The Workshop will be held at the Prairie Winds Community Center, 428 Main Street, Bridgeport, Nebraska (east edge of town). Parking is available at the Center.
To register and for more information, please call 1-800-910-3019 or 402.483.5135 or e-mail: jc10508@navix.net Advance registration is preferred, but you may also register and pay the fee at the workshop
$60 fee for individuals -- $100 fee for couples (Ask about student or group rates) Mail check or money order to Joyce Coppinger, Re:Build Associates, 2110 South 33rd Street, Lincoln NE 68506-6001.
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Farmers market this Sunday 8-30-98. Noon to 4:00. Downtown. Get your free booth. Call 432-4401
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Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 13:34:51 -0600 From: Tena Gould <tgould@CSC1.CSC.EDU> Subject: Fire Dept Cookbooks To: susan@chadronrumor.com Reply-to: tgould@CSC1.CSC.EDU Organization: Chadron State College MIME-version: 1.0
The Chadron Volunteer Fire Department cookbooks are now on sale. They contain over 420 recipes, several photos and some interesting writings. They are $8 each and can be found at Cleo's Flower Box, Ink Well, Daily Grind, Business Connection, Morford's Too, Dau's Plumbing, Henkens, Bauerkempers and 21st Century. Proceeds will go toward smoke detectors for needy families. Committee members to contact are Donna Brice 432-5410, Pat Leonard 432-4467, also Heidi Schremmer, Melissa Mitchell, Julie Downing and Tena Gould.
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