20 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1976
Page
1
Chicago and Omaha bid files show live cattle and hog futures with declines across the board. Quotes indicate mixed to lower prices for live cattle and hogs, with various weights and contract months listed and volume reported for multiple lots.
The notice lists subscription rates for Columbus Telegram delivery by mail in Nebraska and out-of-state, changes of address procedures, and detailed cattle and sheep price ranges. It notes market scarcity for some classes and includes figures for heifers, cows, and slaughter stock, reflecting a rural newspaper page segment.
United Press International reports that King Richard I of England reportedly pawned his crown to cover expenses during difficult times, illustrating fiscal strain in medieval royal finances. The claim underscores the monarch’s financial pressures and the pressures of ruling an empire in the era.
ARCADIA Neb Jan UPI Mark Armour age 2 inch son of Mr and Mrs Benny Armour was killed when he fell from a county road maintainer cab and was run over near the family farm four and a half miles west of Arcadia He would have turned three on April 29
Oceanside California two former Marines say they participated in a fatal beating of Pvt Lynn McClure 20 of Lufkin Texas at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego on December 6 The incident followed by a wrongful death suit seeking 3.5 million McClure remained in a coma after sustaining brain injuries and died March 13 A drill instructor and several officers were suspended as the Marine Corps investigates the case and a base judge advocate reviews the matter.
Wayne County authorities said Jim Tertiune, 19, of Pender, and Jim Fahrenholz, 18, of Walthill, were charged with assault after a fight involving two Wayne High School students and Principal Don Zeiss. Fahrenholz posted his $2,000 bond and was released. Verhune remained jailed on a $5,000 bond. No preliminary hearing has been set.
Vourris Milbourn of Columbus will be the 1976 Law Day chairman for Platte County coordinating courthouse tours classroom visits by attorneys and community group meetings. The programs align with the Bicentennial theme and include public involvement activities statewide.
Lincoln Nebraska UP I State Board of Equalization will meet within 15 days of adjournment to assess if current tax rates 15 percent of personal federal income tax and 25 percent sales should change. William Peters state revenue report says no present need to alter rates though next year's outlook depends on agriculture and weather.
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