Stock market today shows mixed declines across major indices
April 23 1975 report lists curtain of declines and advances with Dow Jones noon figures showing three groupings. Industrial average at 807.73 down 6.41, transports 168.43 off 1.43, rails 75.63 down 0.19 while a long list of company shares such as Procter Gamble RCA Pfizer Merck US Steel and Exxon Mobil appear with varied gains and losses across the day.
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Kopper
Kresge
Kroger
Lib-Men
Litton
Lockheed
Mar Oil
Marcor
Maytag
Merck
Minn Min
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Nat Bisc
Olin Corp
Owens-Ill
Penn Cen
Penney
PepsiCola
Pfizer
Phil Pet
Procterg
Indus
Doane College Cast Presents Story Theatre at St Luke
Seven representatives from Doane College Fine Arts Division present Story Theatre at 7:30 pm on April 27 at St Luke United Church of Christ in Columbus. The City Spirit program funds the free performance featuring masks mime and reader's theatre for all ages, based on Grimm and Aesop.
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Doane College
Crete
Story Theatre
St. Luke United Church of Christ In
Columbus
City Spirit
Paul Sills
Walter J. Barry
Reader's Theatre
National Endowment For the Arts
The
United Church of Christ
Nebraska Arts Council
Reader's Digest Association
Omaha Livestock Prices and Thursday Estimates Report
Hogs 4 500 head with butchers steady to 25 higher. Nos 1 3 200 250 lb 41.75 42.25, other weights 40.50 42.50. Sows uneven steady to 50 lower. Cattle 4 500 with steers strong to 50 higher, heifers up to 25. Three loads choice prime 1 175 1 200 lb steers 46.00, end 1 150 1 250 lb 45.00, various price ranges for calf and cow classes. Sheep 400 head with slaughter lambs steady, one lot 112 lb shorn at 48.25. Thursday's estimates project cattle and calves 1 200, hogs 5 500, sheep 100. Grain futures noted.
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Omaha
Livestock Futures Open Sales Report
Live cattle and frozen pork bellies futures listed for May and June at Chicago markets with price quotes and daily volume. Cattle contracts show Jun at 44.25 to 44.60 and Oct around 39.07 to 39.32 with modest open interest. frozen bellies show around 73.10 to 72.25 with varying volume.
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Chicago
UPI
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Policies
The Columbus Telegram lists delivery and mail rates for its service area. Carrier delivery in Columbus is 2.50 per month, mail rates are 16.00 yearly for Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance Polk counties and 25.00 yearly for Nebraska and other states. Notices advise subscribers to inform postmasters of address changes.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte
Boone
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Visitors fill week at Mrs. Viola Schutt home
Household guests in Bellwood include Kenneth Schutt and family Frank Johnson Jeane Brenda Widhelm and others visiting Mrs Viola Schutt in Stromsburg Fremont Central City Rising City Omaha and Silver Creek. Yancy Dean baptized by Rev. David Hansen at United Methodist Church attended by Rev and Mrs Hansen and others. World Hunger appeal by UPD CROP raises over 4 million for 1974 hunger fight, a 25 percent rise.
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Bellwood
Viola Schutt
Kenneth Schutt
Frank Johnson
Jeane
Brenda Widhelm
Stromsburg
Stanley Schutt
Fremont
Hazel Ostrander
Central City
Alice Fish
Rising City
Norman Schrawyer
Lloyd Schrawyer
Omaha
Julia Schmid
Silver Creek
Paul Bykerk
Yancy Dean
David Hansen
United Methodist Church
Hansen
David City
Don Bykerk
Columbus
Elizabeth Kallenbach
Lola
Shelby
Maude
Glenn Kallenbach
Gladys Widner
Lincoln
Robert R. Bell
World Hunger
President may veto farm support bill
President Ford is poised to veto a farm price support bill that would raise supports for feed grains wheat cotton soybeans and milk. Administration officials expect the veto while a compromise raise in loan rates may be allowed to soften the impact.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
House
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Senate
White House
Congress
W. Henson Moore
Rla
Congressional
Ee Oe
Anniversary Club Meeting and Breakfast hosted by Bellwood
The Anniversary Club met Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Janicek and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramshek hosting. Prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hosher and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hough after card games. A Bellwood mothers group hosted a Breakfast for the Bellwood Seniors and their dates at the Legion hall after the Junior Senior Prom in David City.
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Bellwood
Melvin Janicek
Ralph Ramshek
Walter Hosher
Ray Hough
Legion Hall
David City
Polk County hires listers for 1977 reappraisal
Shelby reports six new listers Julie Eklund Sue Sullivan Linda Eklund Cindy Miller Peggy Colson and Barbara Peterson began training April 15. Residents are asked to cooperate by returning calls when listers reach homes to ensure Polk County's completed reappraisal by January 1977.
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Shelby
Polk County
Julie Eklund
Sue Sullivan
Linda Eklund
Cindy Miller
Peggy Colson
Barbara Peterson
Dissolution of Gray and Seeger Optometrists
Notice that the partnership Gray and Seeger Optometrists also Boulevard Vision Clinic at 3806 Howard Boulevard Columbus Nebraska dissolved on March 1 1975 by mutual consent. Charles A Gray will carry on the business and assume all debts and liabilities and is entitled to receive all monies payable to the firm. Charles A Gray Charles D Seeger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Gray
Seeger
Ka Boulevard Vision Clinic
Charles A. Gray
Charles D. Seeger
Howard Boulevard
Columbus
Nebraska
Gray
Twenty Nebraska doctors to be honored for 50 years
Lincoln Nebraska April 30 50 year service pins to be presented to twenty physicians by the Nebraska Medical Association at the Distinguished Luncheon in the Lincoln Hilton Hotel The program features former astronaut Neil A Armstrong as speaker and includes the installation of Dr Warren G Bosley as president Other honorees include Harley E Anderson Michael W Barry Harley J Hotz Leon S McGoogan Charles M Murphy Donald A OBrien William H Scoins Walter W Carveth Harold S Morgan Herschel B Morgan E Burkett Reed John P Gilligan Yorha M Haffner Theodore A Peterson posthumous award for Juan Y Palmer and others from Lincoln Omaha Nebraska City Holdrege Tekamah North Platte Alliance Creighton and Yuma
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Lincoln, Neb
Warren G. Bosley
Grand Island
Harley E. Anderson
Michael W. Barry
Harley J. Hotz
Leon S. McGoogan
Charles M. Murphy
Donald A. O'Brien
William H. Scoins
Omaha
Walter W. Carveth
Harold S. Morgan
Herschel B. Morgan
E. Burkett Reed
All of Lincoln
John P. Gilligan
Nebraska City
Yorha M. Haffner
St. Libory
Theodore A. Peterson
Holdrege
Juan Y. Palmer
Leslie E. Sauer
Tekamah
Edward Stevenson
North Platte
Felipe P. Luegang
Alliance
Frederic M. Watke
Yuma
Aziz
William E. Wright
Creighton
First jetliner with refugees lands in the United States
A UPI report notes the first of three jetliners carrying Southeast Asian refugees landed at Travis Air Force Base California. The Vietnamese arrivals were sponsored by Americans and processed by customs before transfer to sponsors. Two more planes were to land later today and a fourth was expected Thursday.
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Travis Afb
Calif
UPI
America
Travis Air Force Base
Air Force
California
Notice to bidders Nebraska Public Power District Contract 74-2-100
Sealed bids for the steam turbine generator project for a second 650 MW fossil plant are due May 15 1975 at 10:00 a.m. in Columbus Nebraska. Bid documents cost 25 dollars and are available from the District Purchasing Office. Bids must follow instructions and include a bid bond. The district may reject all bids.
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Nebraska Public Power District
C.D.T
J. M. White
14Th Street
Columbus
Nebraska
Director of Purchasing
P.O. Box
Generation Engineering
J. Divis
Stearns-Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
J.M. White
C.C.T
A.J. Davis
Board of Directors
O.W. Hill
Columbus Nebraska passes ordinance creating Street Improvement District 44
Ordinance 2402 establishes Street Improvement District No. 44 in Columbus to grade curb gutter drainage and pave 27th Street from 33rd to 37th Avenues and adjoining lots. Notice to property owners required with 20 day publication in The Columbus Telegram. objections by owners representing 50 percent of front footage halt work.
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Columbus
Nebraska
City OF Columbus
City of
Platte County
Fairacres 2Nd
Bel Air Addition
Bel Air Subdivision
Valley
D& L
Notice and Invitation for Bids for Columbus School Repairs
Sealed bids for roof repairs at Williams Highland Park and Junior High Schools and electrical work at Field Emerson Junior High and Senior High will be received by Columbus City School District No 1 Platte County Nebraska until 2 00 PM CDT May 12 1975. Bids must include bid security. district may reject bids and waive informalities. specifications available in the Superintendent's Office.
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Board of Education
Columbus City
Platte County
Columbus
Sie 27Th
Box
Nebraska
Williams School
Highland Park School
Field School
Emerson School
General Electric
27Th Street
FTC orders A and P to stock sale items before advertising
The Federal Trade Commission ordered A and P, the nation’s second largest grocery chain, not to advertise sale prices unless the stores actually have the items in stock for customers to purchase.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
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