Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Report
Live stock quotations from Omaha Nebraska show hogs steady to 50 higher with barrows and gilts at 32.00 to 32.50 and sows 50 higher at 26.50 to 27.75. Cattle and calves demand up with steer prices 42.75 to 49.00 and heifers 29 higher. Canner and cutter prices range 26.50 to 28.00 with feeder steers around 42.00. Sheep light trading with insufficient data. Estimated Tuesday receipts: cattle and gess 000, hogs 6,000, sheep 500.
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Gunman sought after deer killings in Papillon area
Sarpy County authorities hunt a gunman who has slain three deer in recent weeks. One deer survived briefly Friday before dying. Sheriff Patrick Thomas reports two other deer shot in the same area recently as veterinarians try to help. News from Papillon Nebraska and New York stock quotes conclude the snippet.
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Cards of Thanks to All for Kindness and Support
A note of gratitude from Louis Bud Kuta thanking friends and relatives for cards visits and flowers received during hospital stay. Published daily except Sundays with subscription and carrier rates listed.
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Rising food prices may boost food stamp eligibility
A congressional staff study for the Senate House Economic Committee warns that increasing food prices over the next two years could push as many as 60 million Americans or about one in four to become eligible for government food stamps. If so, program costs could rise from $3 billion to $10 billion annually, with eligibility and benefits adjusted semiannually to price changes.
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New Caledonia Denies Jet Crash Report
AP reports flight controller at Contoula Airport denied a report that a jet airliner crashed into the sea off the French island. Major airlines said none missing, a full alert was ordered then canceled as all nearby aircraft were accounted for.
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Energy saving urged as embargo ends faces complacency
EPA chief Russel Train warns Americans may slip back into wasteful energy use after the Arab oil embargo ends. He calls for clear priority on reducing demand, and notes the switch to smaller cars as a key saving measure. A Cedar Rapids student named Marty Robinson earns Boys State nomination. New England utilities restore power after winter fuel cutbacks and voltage limits ease.
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