Columbus Telegram Stock Market Brief
Market activity in Columbus reflects modest gains as traders monitor index shifts. Investors focus on industrials and tech equities amid mixed economic signals and corporate earnings for the week.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1976
Page
2
Cattle and Pork Futures Report From Chicago Mercantile Exchange
UPI notes CME live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading with quotes across open high low and last, showing activity for both new and old live cattle as well as live hogs. Prices span around mid forty to mid fifty regions with multiple bid and sale counts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAGO
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Grain News Brief From Chicago to Columbus Nebraska
UPI dispatch notes grain market activity flowing from Chicago to Columbus Nebraska with brief coverage of prices and trading mood. No detailed figures provided in the fragment.
Omaha Livestock Market Summary From MAHA Logs
UPI reports MAHA livestock data with cattle and calf figures, prices for No 1 and No 2 grades, and day’s estimates for cattle calves hogs. Columbus Telegram notes address changes and delivery details, with missing Telegram contact within Nebraskas Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maha
Daylight Saving Time Starts This Weekend Nationwide
This weekend marks the annual shift to Daylight Saving Time at 2 a.m. Sunday. The change aims to provide extra daylight after work through October, while a Senate bill for eight months of daylight time faces House opposition and wouldn’t take effect until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
House
State auditor cuts spark staff anger in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports state auditor Ra A C Johnson faces staff protests over funding cuts that sever several positions tied to the end of performance auditing. Johnson defends decisions as based on capability while staff accuse politics and favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Auditor
Ra A.C. Johnson
Johnson
Certified Public
Ormance
Dale Dworak
Harvey Carne
Chuck Patteson
Warren Johnson
Kansas City
Glen Romans
Jack Romans
Romans
Bergman to Make Film in America
Paris reports say Ingmar Bergman, in self exile at a Paris hotel, will travel to New York in a few days to shoot a film in the United States. The move follows harassment and threats from Swedish tax officials. Actress Bibi Andersson, under tax scrutiny, expressed relief at his return to health and noted she would leave Sweden soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Ingmar Bergman
New York
United States
Bergman
Arc de Triomphe
Sweden
Stockholm
Palme
Bibi Andersson
Ingmar
Miss Andersson
Baptist camping program topic of Sunday sermon
Rev. Richard Smith of the Nebraska Baptist Convention will speak at the 10 30 a m service Sunday April 25 at First Baptist Church He will emphasize camping during the church school hour at 9 15 a m and show slides of the state program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Nebraska Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Smith
Stepin Fetchit Suffers Stroke in Chicago
Lincoln Perry known as Stepin Fetchit, Hollywood's first Black movie star, is listed in stable condition at Michael Reese Hospital after a stroke on Wednesday. He is unable to speak but his condition remains fair to stable.
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Chicago
UPI
Lincoln Perry
Stepin Fetchit
Hollywood
Michael Reese
Fetchit
Will Rogers
Jane Gaynor
Shirley Temple
Monroe Receives Bicentennial Flag From Air Force
TSG Henry J. Martin of the United States Air Force presents Monroe with a Bicentennial flag and commemorative document. The flag flew aboard an SR-71 at 80,000 feet and over three times the speed of sound by Beale AFB personnel. Martin praises small towns as nation’s backbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
TSG
Henry J. Martin
United States Air Force
9Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
SRC
Beale Airforce Base
California
Martin
Carroll Martin
Platte Center
Ruth Raymer
Lila Raymer
Bird Named Law Day Chairman for Nance and Boone
Albion lawyer Larry Bird Boone County attorney has been appointed Law Day chairman for Nance and Boone counties. He will coordinate Law Day programs to encourage public participation. Law Day falls on May 1. Bird is from St. Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Larry Bird
Boone County
Nance
Boone
Bird
St. Edward
Hutkin Elected President of Columbus Optimist Club
Ron Hutkin was elected president of the Columbus Optimist Club at a Thursday Elks Country Club meeting. Other 1976-77 officers include Leon Miller and Larry Bosak as vice presidents, Jeff Schneider as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Pfeifer
Neighborhood Lassies
Humphrey City Hall
Lori Weidner
Christine Pfeifer
Karla Foltz
Melvin Pfeifer
Ron Hutkin
Columbus Optimist Club
Elks Country Club
Leon Miller
Larry Bosak
Jeff Schneider
Pinger Enlists in Delayed Entry Program for Army
Lindsay teen Pinger will enter the U S Army Delayed Entry Program after high school graduation. She plans basic training September 3 at Fort Jackson and will join the United States Army Security Agency after completion, with communications school at Fort Devens. The program allows a senior to enlist and delay entry up to 270 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Pinger
Cyril Pinger
Lindsay
U.S. Army
SSG
del Templeton
Pinger
Holy Family High School
United States Army Security Agency
Fort Devens
Mass
Fort Jackson
S.C
Vrbka Takes Speech Contest At Timely Topics
The Timely Topics 4-H Speech Contest in David City drew 17 junior and two senior entrants. Tammy Medinger won junior honors and Susan Vrbka won senior honors and each received radios from local stations. Vrbka will represent Butler County at the Fremont district contest on May 1 under judge Chris Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Tammy Medinger
Susan Vrbka
Vrbka
Butler County
Fremont
Chris Carlson
Saunders County
Students Build Home For Auction At NTCC Campus
Building Construction students at Northeast Technical Community College in Norfolk plan an auction at 3 p.m. May 15 on the NTCC Benjamin Avenue campus. The 28 by 50 foot ranch style home has three bedrooms two baths and features electric heat an electric kitchen and an AM FM intercom system. Several area students from Albany Clarkson Columbus Genoa Humphrey Madison Petersburg and others contributed to the indoor house built inside the building construction complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Technical Community College
Norfolk
NTCC
Benjamin Avenue
Comlex
Dan Haas
Jerry Miller
Albion
Marvin Indra
Kenneth Stonacek
Clarkson
Sharon Bures
John Charron
Jeff Warren
Columbus
Don Baker
Genoa
Jim Hassenstab
Humphrey
Donald Olson
Dean Lich
Madison
Mark Remmereid
Petersburg
Beierman Leads in Chadron State’s The Music Man
Barbara Beierman of Albion portrayed Marian Paroo in Meredith Willson's The Music Man at Chadron State College. A junior music major, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Beierman.
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Albion
Barbara Beierman
Marian Paroo
Meredith Willson
Chadron State College
Harold Beierman
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