Market livestock prices and egg report from Omaha and Lincoln
Livestock quotations show hogs mostly steady to down. sows and calves mixed with gains for some classes. Cattle and calves receipts around 4,500. spring lambs up about 1.41.25. Eggs and poultry prices at Lincoln mostly unchanged with slight firming in some grades.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Lincoln
Iudsda-Nebraska Federal-State Market News Service
Wesday
Chicago
Mercansalle Exchange
Dinner for KSC graduate honors local families
Newman Grove Kenneth Boettcher received a bachelor of science in math with a business minor from Kearney State College Friday. After the graduation, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boettcher hosted a noon dinner at their Shellan home for guests including Hoger Wallan, Larity Schipman, and families from Madison St Libory Seward and Newman Grove.
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Newman Grove
Kenneth Boettcher
Kearney State College
Kevin
Shellan
Hoger Wallan
Larity
Madison
Leonard Schipman
Reinhart Schipman
St. Libory
Ruth Boettcher
Seward
Mary Larson
and Airs Art Boettcher
Mary and
Roger
Ercend-cast Postace Pad at Columbus Was
Daily newspaper published in Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates and delivery options. Details list carrier delivery price in town and mail rates out of state, plus change of address and contact notes.
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Columbus
Was
Lavor Oy
Platte
Brow
Buller
Sekax
Werk
Nance
Nebraska
Hher Slater
Keal Palkraater
Aries Taurus and Gemini Horoscope Snippets
A jumble of astrological guidance presents Aries Taurus and Gemini advice encouraging self improvement cooperation and ally contact. Moon children leg and other signs offer prompts to pursue goals. Pisces hints at favor from higher-ups and optimistic outlook while parental guidance and education receive emphasis.
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Taurus
Gemini
Ealer
Towners
Moon Children
Lyme
Sith
Persens
Erceavor
Virgo
Cere
Scorpio
Tulare
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Sture
Aquarius
Jon
Collapse at Miami DEA building kills several
The Miami collapse at the U S Drug Enforcement Administration building sent debris and 84 cars tumbling from the roof. Authorities counted six dead with one missing and 16 injured as rescuers searched through the tangled wreckage near Biscayne Boulevard. Four women were identified among the recovered bodies. three others and a special agent remained unaccounted for. Firefighters faced a risk of further collapse as walls buckled and officials noted the roof likely failed under excessive weight. The 48 story building had been inspected in 1968 as safe and underwent repairs in 1971.
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Olivia Harris
Mandiy
Harris
Drug Enforcement Administration
Miami
Biscayne Boulevard
Anna Pope
Fort Lauderdale
Anna Y. Montnger
Alartha Skeels
Mary Keehan
Nicholas Fragos
Detroit
Mary P. Sullivan
North Miami
Charles H. Mary
Don Hickman
City Building Department
Willian Vidal
Hiroshima mayor urges world to scrap nuclear arsenals
Hiroshima mayor Setsuo Yamada called on nuclear powers India United States Soviet Union Britain China and France to abandon weapons and urged Japan to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Ceremonies remembered about 85,000 victims of the first atomic attack as 1,032 names were added to the dead list and the atomic era’s scars remained.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Setsuo’ Yamada
India
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
China
France
Yamada
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