Omaha Livestock Market Prices Report
Market prices reported for cattle hogs and sheep at Omaha Nebraska with mixed quotes by category. Hog and steer prices show varying ranges and receipts expected Monday. banquest notice ends fragment.
26 Apr 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1974
Page
1
Market prices reported for cattle hogs and sheep at Omaha Nebraska with mixed quotes by category. Hog and steer prices show varying ranges and receipts expected Monday. banquest notice ends fragment.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company awarded three $400 scholarships to High school seniors Maria Belitz of Belgrade Susan Lesiak of Fullerton and Penny Quist of Cedar. The selections reward service, recommendations, high class ranking and promise. Belitz highlighted 4 H and church activities while Lesiak and Quist are active in FFA FFA and school government.
Royal Inns of America, burdened by about 16 million dollars in debts, announced a two year plan to cut losses, repay creditors, and regain profitability. Harry Henke said Crocker Bank of San Francisco helped structure the deal after United States National Bank failed. interest will accrue and a term loan may extend to ten years by 1976.
A scrambled horoscope page lists signs including TAURUS, GEMINI, MOON CHILDREN, VIRGO, SCORPIO, SAGITTARIUS, CAPRICORN, AQUARIUS, and PISCES with broken phrases. Advice touches on finances, health, friendships, and temper, but many words are illegible or misspelled, offering disjointed guidance rather than coherent predictions.
Nine men and three women hear evidence against former attorney general Mitchell and ex commerce secretary Stans in a conspiracy and perjury case tied to a Vesco probe. Prosecutors call them liars under oath as jurors deliberate after two weeks of testimony and a 10 week trial.
New York AP reports a surge in prime lending rates to 10 percent across major banks led by Citizens & Southern and Manufacturers Hanover Trust Morgan Guaranty Trust. The move signals money tightness and reflects Federal Reserve action, with First National City Bank yet to move.
United Community Services Board aims to raise more than 34.379 million in the Midlands United Appeal in the Omaha area this fall. The target underscores the regional funding drive supported by local organizations and residents.
Republican National Chairman George Bush affirmed he believes President Nixon tells the truth about Watergate. He warned against a veto prone Congress and said the GOP may use national television to present its view, while noting a surplus from 1972 funds could support party goals amid tough times.
Three days of legislative hearings in Omaha May 7 to 9 at the Douglas County Courthouse will focus on University of Nebraska abortion policies. The hearings, to be conducted by the Legislative Council Executive Board chaired by Carpenter, precede the May 14 primary election and address a growing controversy within Omaha's Catholic population amid at least one active lawsuit.
In Lisbon the junta leader Antonio de Spinola announced sweeping changes including dissolution of the National Assembly and free elections within a year. He fired all provincial governors and cabinet members, pledged multiparty cabinet, and said negotiations with liberation movements in Angola Mozambique and Guinea would not occur. About 18 prisoners were to be freed as crowds cheered despite some violence and a closed border with Spain.
The Nebraska Dental Association approved a voluntary self review to handle questions about cost or quality of care. Grand Island president Dr. RRereee said the peer review system will take about a year to become operational as district review boards staff cases. Omaha dentist Dr. Robert L. Smith noted orientation sessions will follow and insurance companies may bring most cases.
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