Omaha Livestock Market Report Amid Varied Prices
USDA quotes show barrows around 32.75 to 33.50 and feeder prices near 92.00 for select cattle. Calves and calves, steers and heifers steady to higher with high choice loads around 44.25 to 46.00 per hundredweight, utility cows at 34.60 to 35.00, and limited slaughter lambs tested. Receipts: cattle and calves 1,000. hogs 4,000. sheep 2110.
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Colfax CEA elects officers. Nebraska retirement rep speaks
CCEA members hear CCEA officers elected for 1973-24 include Ronald Sedlak Columbus president and Sandra Klute Leigh secretary. Leigh-Kenneth Stimmiller of Nebraska Retirement System outlines the history at a Schuyler dinner. Creston-Low marks 10th anniversary at St Peter Lutheran Church with former members from Norfolk Columbus Madison Oakland attending.
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Leigh
Kenneth Stimmiller
Nebraska Retirement System
Lincoln
Colfax
Creston — Low
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Norfolk
Columbus
Madisor
Oakland
Helda Roviing
Marvin Bachmat
Stanley Bachman
Dobn A. Larsey
Elmer Correll
Lauren Kratochyil
The Oof Telegram Partnership Notice
Change of address notice appears for The Oof Telegram partnership at 1254 7th Avenue Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates listed for carrier delivery and mail service with annual costs. Names and numbers fragmented by OCR. details indicate circulation options in Nebraska and surrounding areas.
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Rikers
Cards of Thanks and Family Notices
Friends and neighbors express heartfelt appreciation for support after the death of a beloved brother and uncle. Gratitude extended for cards, gifts, and visits during hospital stay. names mentioned include Tev Davi Kev Tur Leo Nelson and Ann Wurdeman. Annual dinner notice for Albion County educational association.
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Aries and Sagittarian forecasts mix in chaotic horoscope
A scrambled astrology page offers zodiac notes for ARIES and SAGITTARIUS with mixed guidance on future luck, social events, and personal growth. It hints at public speaking, partnerships, and organizing plans while urging practical steps and self awareness, though the text is fragmented and hard to follow.
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Elkhorn basin adopts local conservation programs
NORWOLK Nob AP The Khor River Basin leads Medyaska region in self developed conservation efforts replacing Washington eliminations. Lower Elkhorn NRD launches Land and Water Development Program with at least 200000 dollars annually for permanent practices. Upper Elkhorn NRD allocates 72000 for three projects. Lower Niobrara NRD earmarks 40000 north of Elkhorn. Districts push rapid program rollout with native plantings shrubs trees grasses and water impoundments.
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Richard Kennedy
State Commission
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Robert Warrick
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Nebraska
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Valley County opens new jail facility in Ord
Valley County unveils a $67,000 modern jail in Ord featuring four inmate cells, separate areas for women and juveniles, a drunk tank, and safety upgrades including electrically operated doors and unbreakable mirrors. Sheriff Clarence Fox notes improvements over the old courthouse jail with stair climbs and ramshackle cells.
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Nebraska Legislature Passes Bills in Close Session
Nebr. lawmakers approved emergency measures and budget actions totaling 1.238 appropriations 24B to fund state operations in 1974. The package includes revisions to school district boards, retirement provisions for public workers, and changes to licensing and employment laws. In North Platte, about 70 officers attended an FBI sponsored conference on extremism and terrorism with Special Agent Ronald Maley as the lead speaker.
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Retirevant Systems Committee
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Stull
University of Nebraska
Hiram Scott Coltyya
Carpenter
Fowler
Public Works Committee
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Neb
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FBI
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Omaha
Wage price control bill in limbo amid recess fight
Conferees reach a compromise on extending presidential power to impose wage and price controls but Republican opposition and looming recess threaten action. Nixon’s authority could lapse April 30 if Congress adjourns, with protests over Phase 2 rent controls and oil allocation provisions adding to the stalemate.
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House
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Rex
Leigh High students sweep chemistry and more at Platte College event
Leigh-Scott Pape of Leigh High School won first place in chemistry among 49 competitors at Platte College in Columbus during the Second Annual High School Recognition and Achievement Day. Each top student earned a semester tuition scholarship. Other Leigh placers included Mary Everett second in shorthand, Cindy Lismann second in typing, Jeannie Herink second in math, with Debbie Wurdeman seventh in shorthand, John Imholte fourth in math, and David Wardeman fifth in physics.
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Scott Pape
Platte College
Columbus
Mary Everett
Cindy Lismann
Jeannie Herink
Debbie Wurdeman
John Imholte
David Wardeman
Kiwanis Club hears Albion film program and student talks
Paul Warner led a Kiwanis meeting featuring a CFA film on Christian Fellowship Athletes. Albion High School students Kris Mortensen and Bruce Karges spoke about vamp fire in Estes Park, Colorado last summer. New Kiwanis members Harry Alling and Ralph Schmadke were introduced. Ghicen's night is at 6:45 p.m. on April 30 at the Villa Inn.
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Christian Fellowship
Kiwanis Club
Paul Warner
Albion High School
Kris Mortensen
Bruce Karges
Vamp Fire
Estes Park
Colo
Buffalo Bill Rodeo boosts barrel racing purse to $1000
In North Platte Nebraska the Buffalo Bill Rodeo increases the barrel racing purse to 1000 dollars sizing it as one of the largest on the girls rodeo circuit.
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