Stock market figures from Columbus telegram brief
UPI notes at 1 p.m. CDT Dow Jones averages dip with the 30 industrials at 993.31 down 2.20, the 20 rails at 210.52 down .65, utilities at 87.23 down .10, and the 65 stocks index at 303.67 down .45. Chicago grain range follows.
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Omaha cattle and hog market report from Columbus Neb
UPI brief notes Omaha area livestock prices with hogs 3 700 head and cattle 5 700 head. Prices show barrows and gilts up to 75 higher with various weight ranges quoted and sows steady to higher. Cattle and calves show declines across prime and choice categories with heifers and cows mixed. slaughter lambs up 1.75. Includes CME live and frozen pork belly quotes and Columbus Telegram masthead data.
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Naval Academy offers appointments to Class of 1980
Information notes that offers of appointment to the U S Naval Academy are mailing to nominees nationwide with most going out before May 1. Nominations come from senators House members Washington DC residents Puerto Rico and the President and Vice President. For info contact Blue and Gold officer Lloyd L Pospishil Schuyler. A wide range of engineering studies is offered by the Naval Academy.
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Washinton
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Lloyd L. Pospishil
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Tax fraud indictment for using 15 false names
A federal grand jury indicted Lydia E. Tombacco in Los Angeles for filing tax returns under 15 fake names claiming over 50 000 in refunds. Tombacco is described as a former Internal Revenue Service employee.
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Lydia E. Tombacco
Carter predicts first ballot win in Pennsylvania primary
Carter, 51, claims victory on the first ballot after seven wins in nine primaries. Jackson Udall Wallace react with plans to keep contest alive. Humphrey notes long road to July convention. Carter’s supporters celebrate as other campaigns vow strategy changes and continued challenge.
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First Communion at St Anthony Sees 21 Communicants
Twenty one students received their first Holy Communion at the 8 30 Mass at St Anthony Catholic Church with Rev Laurin Buzynski as celebrant. Acolytes included John Bierman Rodney Bonk Wayne Borer Charles Brackney Todd Kudson Jim Placzek and Bob Wieser. Communicants listed include Donna Bierman Lisa Bonk Bryan Borer Chris Brackney John Brackney Bobby Bruner Jim Czuba Todd Dreifurst Jeff Heesacker Todd Kobus Mike Kudron Frank Moneforte Paul Placzek Bernice Rinkel Brady Schmidt John Schmidt Connie Sindelar Scott Wielgus Joe Wieser Randy Zoucha and Ricky Zoucha. Music by the St Anthony children's choir. The second grade teacher is Miss Mary Olsufka.
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Wayne Borer
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Todd Kudson
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Bob Wieser
Donna Bierman
Lisa Bonk
Bryan Borer
Chris Brackney
John Brackney
Bobby Bruner
Jim Czuba
Todd Dreifurst
Jeff Heesacker
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Paul Placzek
Bernice Rinkel
Brady Schmidt
John Schmidt
Connie Sindelar
Scott Wielgus
Joe Wieser
Randy Zoucha
Ricky Zoucha
St. Anthony Children's Choir
Mary Olsufka
Harmony Homes Senior Citizens Party In Albion
Sixteen members attended the Harmony Homes Senior Citizen's party in Albion. Mrs. Ellen Jacobson presided as president and led the program with songs and readings. Roy Skillsted accompanied and piano solos were performed by Mrs. Marie Skillsted.
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Verna Rolf
Viola Dufoe
Lola Keeshan
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Nebraska extension staff receive promotions at regents meeting
At a University of Nebraska Board of Regents session several extension agents earned academic promotions. Delmar Lange of Butler County and Robert Voboril of Platte attained the top rank of extension agriculturist. Duane Kantor Linda Sander Sharyn Mueller and Don Sigler also received promotions in agronomy home economics and extension leadership.
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Polk County
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Preliminary approval to power plant near Wheatland Wyoming
The Wyoming Public Service Commission preliminarily approves a 1.4 billion coal fired power plant near Wheatland. The panel sets about a dozen questions on need, finances and jurisdiction while staff drafts an order for final approval. Water fuel and construction progress will be reported periodically.
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Laramie
Ed Herschler
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CTCC Area board okays tuition hike
The Central Technical Community College Area Board of Governors approves an 11 percent tuition increase for Hastings and Columbus campuses. In state tuition rises to 300 for three quarters or two semesters, out of state to 450. The board also funding several capital projects and expanding outreach to high school students and counselors.
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CTCCA
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Amateur meaning and origin in historic usage
A compact note traces the term amateur from Latin amator meaning one who loves something and its shift in 17th century France to refer to a connoisseur of fine arts.
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Rockefeller apologizes to Senate over staff remark
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller apologized to the Senate and to Senator Henry Jackson after remarks in an off the record meeting suggesting a Communist had infiltrated Jackson's staff. Rockefeller acknowledged it was a mistake and unresolved substantiation.
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