Omaha Livestock Market Prices Report
Markets show mixed livestock quotes with hogs mostly steady to higher and cattle and calves uneven. Hogs range 35.00 to 37.50 per cwt with several quotes near 36.00. cattle declines but some high grades around 44.00 to 46.50 for choicest calves and 41.00 to 44.00 for good. Sheep activity light, with 34.00 for slaughter lambs at 124 lb and few bids. Estimated Thursday receipts include cattle and calves about 1,000 and sheep around 100.
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IRS urges hold on complaints until April 9
The IRS asks consumers to delay complaints about new federal meat regulations until after April 3, noting April 9 is the deadline for stores to post prices based on March highs. James W. Kris of IRS says the Nebraska economic stabilization office staff of nine will call on revenue agents if needed.
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Telegram (Partnership) 1254 27th Avance Columbus Nak
Subscription rates by carrier in Calwmbs 61.00 per month by mail in Platte Boer areas Merrick Harce Polk spur varied 517.00 per year. Change of address should promptly reflect the portnvier and the telegram usage as well.
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Ken Cooley Named Big Brother Executive Director
The Big Brothers Association appoints Ken Cooley as executive director replacing Mardyne Gaedeke who resigned for a full time post. Cooley, Columbus native and service station owner, has worked with youth since high school. Office hours are 2 to 4 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. call 568-4918 between these hours or after 6:30. Little Brothers will be paired with Big Brothers' sons. interested parties should contact Cooley.
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Weekend Guests at VanWinkle Home Include Notables
New York guest Silver Ckheek Jim Demerst joined weekend visitors at the VanWinkle and Lippincelt homes in Stlending. Attendees from Manhattan Kansas include Clinton VanWinkle, while Harriet Strickland from Chicago visited with her mother Mrs Henry Strickland. George Donnie Creek plans to enter the 1973 Community Improvement Program seeking Alle Nebraska Community status.
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Horoscope Forecast For Various Zodiac Signs
A rough horoscope forecast covers Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It suggests making personal improvements seeking expert advice planning for future changes and engaging in hobbies while warning about possible missteps and the importance of education for a child born today.
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Lincoln lawmaker confirms Dr Anderson to head DPI
The Legislature approved Gov. Exon's pick Dr. Jack Anderson as director of the Department of Public Institutions on a 30 to 12 vote. The decision ends weeks of controversy over whether Anderson could hold two DPI posts, with Exon agreeing to a separation if needed. The appointment to succeed Michael La Montia follows a Democratic push for a certified psychiatrist and faces ongoing debate about dual roles and reform of state health and correctional programs.
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FSU bill encounters opposition in Nebraska hearing
In Lincoln, ISU board members opposed LB39 at a Public Health Committee hearing. The bill would require all counties to join Educational Service Units, set three fourths state funding, create a new regulatory commission, and push MSI programs for mentally disabled and handicapped. Opponents urged interim study and amendments, citing centralization and timetable issues.
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Nebraska Red Meat Production Rises in February
Lincoln Nebr AP report shows Nebraska February red meat production at 274 million pounds, up 1 percent from a year earlier. Cattle and sheep kills rose while hog slaughter fell. total cattle kills at 379000 head, up 3 percent, with lighter average weights. Hog kills 185000 head, down 7 percent. Sheep and lamb kills 72000 head, up 5 percent.
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Meat boycott barely dents Nebraska meat sales
Across Omaha to North Platte a meat boycott shows little impact on retail sales. Scouts report normal or near normal buying in Scottsbluff, Gering, Lincoln, and Omaha amid higher chicken prices and cautious vendor responses. Plant closures persist as processors delay decisions on operations.
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Clarks Honor Students Named On High School Honor Roll
Fourteen students at Clarks High School earned third quarter honors including Deb Douglas Dixie Van Pelt Cindy Grause Kathy Miller Denise Shensey Gloria Beck Barb Mace Mark Urkuski Cindy Hays Christ Husmai Sylvia McNeal Peggy Vincent Reggie Kuhn Lou Ane Miler Others recognized include Sandy Beck Cindy Husmian Tom Foulk Karen Pickrel Patsy Ztemiba Wannella Branting Dik ane Virginia Vetick Stephanie Zouch Kathy Beck Dee Dee Dittmer Richard Jarecke Rusty Kuhn Elle 4embhoff Karen Colby Bob Foulk Laura Kingman Jeanne Pickrel Karen Brunken Richard Dubas Barb Fritz Tim Lamb Nancy Starostka Laurie Zoucha JoAnn Conkleson Don Foulk Bill Kaya Susan Miller Marcia Urkoski Robin Dexter Craig Swedenburg David Kuston Mike Schlonder Kim Wilson Deb Branting Anna Dubas Alice Huebner Nex Lamb Rose Church Susetta Grause Deb Janulewicz Sharon Brunken Chris Huston Rex Keehn Tom Pickrel Lu Ann Engel Kurt Kuhn Mark McNeal Dawn Van Pelt.
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Services held today for Dr. Watson in Grand Island
Funeral services were held at St Marys Cathedral in Grand Island for 89 year old Dr E A Watson retired surgeon who died Monday He was a Plainview native and Creighton Medical School graduate class of 1908 He lived in South Darlota Brunswick and Kearney before starting practice in Grand Island in 1914 Survivors include sons Dorald of Grand Island and James of New York City a granddaughter and four great grandchildren
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Discrimination bill advances in Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln AP reports the Nebraska Legislature advanced LB266 prohibiting employment discrimination based on disability in a 25-0 vote. The measure joins existing bans on race color creed religion sex and national origin. Senator Snyder notes one quarter of adults may have a physical handicap as the state nears that threshold. Also advanced were LB619 raising total disability weekly benefits from 62 to 80 dollars under workers compensation, and LB222 authorizing airport authority actions to be reviewed by appointing governing bodies until a majority of members are elected, tying agency actions to appointed chains.
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Nebraska Supreme Court Disbars Former Deputy County Attorney
Lincoln AP The Nebraska Supreme Court disbarred former Deputy Adams County Attorney David N. Shepherd after his no contest plea to embezzlement. The ruling followed Shepherd waiving further formal proceedings in the case.
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