Omaha Livestock Prices Today Market Report
Friday quotations show hogs moderately active with most prices 2.00 lower. barrows and gilts, 1 8 20-259 lb at 0 25-32.00, 2-3 250-270 lb 28.75-31.00, 2-4 270-320 lb 28.00-29.50. Sows 1.00-1.50 lower. 35-450 lb 26.25-27.00. Cattle and calves sparse. slaughter steers and heifers virtually absent. cows weak at 28.50-41.00. Sheep too few offered for rest of trade. Estimated Monday receipts: cattle and calves 1,500. hogs 5,000. sheep 1,000.
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Omaha
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Cards of Thanks for Lincoln General Hospital care
Robert Kyffeler expresses sincere gratitude for cards, letters, calls, visits, and prayers during illness and hospital stay. He thanks relatives, friends for a going away party and gifts, and those who helped with recovery. Blessings. Mrs. Henry Pillen
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Lincoln General Hospital
Henry Pillen
Hearst fears rise over possible death and SLA ties
San Francisco AP reports a lawyer raises serious doubt that Patricia Hearst is alive and fears the latest taped message may be a trick. FBI keeps pressure on SLA kidnappers as Hallinan notes the tape lacks a date and could be time shifted.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Vincent Hallinan
Hallinan
William Randolph Nearst
Miss Tharst
Miss Hearst
Symbioese Liberation Army
SLA
Mate
Charles Bales
The CAA Telegraphs Partnership Issuing Local Rates
Fragmented OCR details show The CAA Telegraphs Partnership in Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates and service notes. It lists annual rates for various locations, mail delivery days, and a change of address instruction to notify the local postmaster.
Gas allocations reshuffle favors some states in new FEO plan
The Federal Energy Office will boost gasoline supplies for 36 states and cut them for 13, aiming for at least 10 percent of April 1972 levels in every state. Vermont loses 13 percent daily, Texas 10 percent, while increases reach Alaska 29 percent and North Carolina 29 percent, among others, to average a 4 percent rise nationwide.
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Federal Energy Office
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Georgia
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Kansas
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Alaska
Haiwaii
Iowa
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Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
Ohio
Rhode Island
South Carolina
West Virginia
Schmit announces public hearings on fertilizer price manipulation
Nebraska State Senator Loran Schmit, chair of the Agriculture Committee, called for emergency public hearings to gather evidence of fertilizer price manipulation by speculators. He urged farmers to report unusual pricing and delivery costs, suggesting a possible state agency akin to the FTC if evidence warrants. Consumers spent $596 per person on food in 1972, up over two decades.
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Lincoln
Neb
Loran Schmit
Nebraska
Schmit
Schmid
Federal Trade Commission
Nebraska Agriculture
Zinnecker Receives Sousa Award at David City High
Zinnecker won the John Phillip Sousa award at the David City High School band and vocal concert on Monday. The honor, given annually by a vote of participating students, recognizes the outstanding senior member. Zinnecker is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Zinnecker of David City.
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Zinnecker
David City
Pon Zinnecker
John Phillip Sousa
Lewis Zinnecker
David Gily
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