Market Recap Omaha Livestock Prices Slump Across Hogs Cattle
USDA market report from Omaha Nebraska shows hogs down 1,221 to 1,? prices, sows 25.00-26.00, feeders 20.50-42.50, cattle and calves mostly lower with steers 42.75 for 1,167 pounds, heifers 41.75-42.00, cows 29.50-32.00, feeders 40.50-42.50. Sheep receipts light and weaker with ewes at 12.00. Estimated Wednesday receipts: cattle 3,500 hogs 6,000 sheep 200.
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Verquer Held Over NM Slaying Case in Missouri Jail
Charles Verquer, 36, remains jailed in Bethany Missouri on a murder warrant related to the death of his wife Nancy 24 whose body was found by a fisherman in Carson National Forest near Taos New Mexico. An autopsy found strangulation as the cause. Verquer will be extradited to New Mexico while in Missouri on a fugitive warrant from Colorado.
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Agnew Reveals Writing Aspiration and Novel Plan
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew discusses his shift to writing in Ladies Home Journal. He explains drafting a novel titled A Very Special Relationship about a future vice president duped by militants. He notes using Washington experiences while distancing the book’s VP from himself.
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United States
Spiro T. Agnew
Ladies Home Journal
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Maryland
Soviet Union
Exon vetoes three measures and signs mental health act
Gov James Exon signed the mental health act creating six regional centers and funding through state and federal sources. He also signed a bill to authorize a state office building in Omaha but urged a smaller project. Exon line item vetoed three spending bills and hinted at further cuts, including athletic facilities funding for UNO and adjustments at MTCC and the antitrust division. He reduced National Guard reenlistment bonuses and set Wednesday as the gubernatorial action deadline for legislative bills.
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James Exon
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NPSC sets precedent in making decision
Lincoln AP The Nebraska Public Service Commission ruled 4 0 against the Ben Franklin motel near Papillion denying its plan to link a private phone system with Northwestern Bell for outside lines The commission requires a system fully owned by the phone company The decision raises cost concerns for average telephone customers and may be appealed Rasmussen sees a showdown with the federal government over interconnection rules
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