Omaha Livestock Prices and Futures Report
Omaha livestock market report shows hogs steady with light to moderate gains in some weights, cattle and calves mostly steady, slaughter lambs lower, receipts projected Thursday. Chicago futures mirror mixed moves across live cattle hogs and pork bellies, with prices quoted for near term contracts and several months ahead.
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Care Trace Ray Partnership Postal Notice at Colurama Neb
Fragmented text shows a partnership address in Columbus Nebraska and mentions subscription rates for daily delivery and mail options across state areas. It includes notice of change of address and requests subscribers notify the postmaster with old and new addresses.
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Shirley Temple Black Nominated as Ghana Envoy
President Ford nominates former actress Shirley Temple Black to be ambassador to Ghana. The 41 year old California resident would succeed Fred J. Madsel, who has held the post since 1971. Black previously sought a California congressional seat in 1967 and served as U.S. representative to the United Nations General Assembly by 1969. She later worked as social assistant to the chairman of the Council of Environmental Quality.
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Health insurance compromise collapses in Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee failed to reach a compromise on rational health insurance legislation as members split on tax and revenue issues. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills said the issue would be set aside for now, with a plan to revisit after labor day recess and alongside a broader tax revision bill. President Ford views health insurance as a top priority this year.
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28th Annual Nebraska Sheep Breeders Show and Sale
Over 100 purebred sheep from the state's top flocks will be offered at the 28th Annual Nebraska Registered Sheep Breeders show and sale scheduled for Friday August 2 at the State Watergrounds in Lincoln.
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Horoscope ARIE to Ace 19 Insights for the Future
A garbled horoscope explodes with zodiac guidance from ARIE to PISCES. It urges practical planning, improving routines, and cooperation at work while hinting at health, income, and social pleasures. The text is riddled with typos but preserves mentions of Leo Virgo Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and key date ranges.
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Early enactment seen for pension reform measure
Washington AP reports rapid passage of a pension reform bill designed to protect workers rights. The House approved 407 to 2 and a Senate vote was expected. sponsors hailed a landmark for worker protections. Key provisions include vesting rights for long service, transferability, and tax incentives for self employed and company plans.
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Hong Kong Emerges As Key U.S. Farm Market
The Agriculture Department says Hong Kong is becoming a major market for U.S. farm goods. In the year ending June 30 imports rose to 201.6 million, more than double the prior year, with cotton, rice and wheat leading gains. Hong Kong ranks second to Japan in Asian agricultural imports.
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Asian buyers overtake Europe for U S farm exports
Asia led by Japan and China topped Europe as the leading customers for American farm products in the year ended June 30, with exports totaling a record 24.4 billion. Wheat and wheat products led value at 4.7 billion, while Asia bought over 7.9 billion, up 74 percent from the prior year.
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Doorly Zoo Misses Deadline to Upgrade Facilities
Omahs Nebotaph reports Doorly Zoo cannot meet a federal deadline set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to improve aging quarters for primates as winter quarters and the diet kitchen face shutdown. Board president Edward F. Owen believes the three older facilities can still meet the deadline. shutdown would force shifting animals to other locations under zoo director Dr. Lee Simons.
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War Declared Over Capture of Merchant Vessels
The United States declared war against Tripoli in May, after the seizure of merchant ships. The conflict centered on American imperial protection and naval actions against Tripoli in Africa.
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Rockefeller Confirmation Looms as Ford Pick
Rockefeller's nomination as vice president faces swift Senate and House review with FBI background checks already under way. While many lawmakers expect easy confirmation, conservatives criticize the choice and timetable remains unsettled as Congress adjourns for campaigning.
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Visitors pass through several Midwest towns in brief stops
Robert Muhsmans hosted visitors including Tarno y Sister M Corneliana of Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Joe Radstieheert of Cahiobas called Monday at the Muhsman home. Isidore Kwapnieski Mrs Ben Chohan Mrs Al Zouchi with Frank Zabana of Humphrey visited Mark Zshawa and Kimberly in St Joseph Missouri. From there the Grapinoskis spent a few days in Kansas City with Jack Sakal and Beverly. Kimberly Zahawa then returned to Nebraska for a vacation.
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Lions and Broncos swap players in NFL trade
In Bloomingdale region Detroit Lions trade wide receiver Al Barnes to the Denver Broncos for running back Jiman Jones. Jones, 24, a UCLA product, joined Denver as a free agent. Barnes, 25, has four NFL seasons and played prominently as a wideout.
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Sites chosen for 1974 state track meets in Nebraska
The Nebraska School Activities Association set the 1974 state track sites mirroring the 1973 layout. West Point’s Platte County facility is approved for the girls meet on May 17, with the boys meet scheduled at Omaha Burke High on May 23-25.
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Kings sign Carr to one year contract
Kansas City Omaha Kings announce a one year deal with Carr a Grool G swingman from Guilford College North Carolina drafted in 1973 round five. He had been courted by the Kentucky Colonels but delayed by a knee operation before receiving a clean bill of health from Dr Howard Blifeldt the team physician.
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Tommy Ivan to be honored by Hockey Hall of Fame
Chicago Black Hawks general manager Tommy Ivan will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto later this month. The article notes Ivan's long NHL career including roles as a coach with the Detroit Red Wings and his executive work with the Black Hawks, marking a tribute to his 28 years in the league.
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Squires Sign Perry From Bethune-C Cookman
Norfolk Virginia AP The Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association announce the signing of 6-foot-10 Ankie Perry aged 24. Perry played at Belknap College in Center Harbor New Hampshire and Bethune Cookman averaging 24 points and 6 rebounds per game as a sophomore and 29 points and 11 rebounds as a junior He did not complete his senior year.
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