Market News From Lincoln Nebraska Eggs and Livestock
USDA reports signs of strength in eggs with improving demand and varied grades. Hog prices show firmness with some higher bids, cattle and calves weaker but tested, futures imply mixed trends in live beef and hog markets with seasonal receipt estimates and Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes.
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Lincoln
Web
Usda Nebraska Federal-State Market News Service
Gmicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Literary Reference
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Theda, Detvares, Erin de Coens and a $3 amount with unclear context. The text is incomplete and does not establish a clear event, person, or organization. Further readable material is needed to produce a precise news-style item.
Further purple winners listed at Osceola fair
Osceola Polk County fair lists purple ribbon winners across many divisions. Names include Cindy Widga Debbie Neushar Paula Smith Cherie Gillespie Palli Bender Kin Stromberg Connie Eller and others for wall hangings napkins beds and toys. Also noted are Sugar and Spice 411 Club entries crops oats and garden displays with multiple winners and a 4H foal contest awarding first second and third place ribbons.
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Osceola
Polk County
Bullentin
Susan Whitmore
Cindy Widga
Syashebasket
Debbie Neushar
Connie Eller
Kin Stromberg
Cherie Gillespie
Paula Smithy
Palli Bender
Carmen Schall
Paula Smith
Carmen Scholl
Iny
Carmen Schott
Lynelle Meerkalz
Rebeca Brazda
Dayne Nelson
Denise Triba
Roy Houdershheidt
Kin Burger
Laura Winkler
Murray Dating
Chicago Today to End Publication
Chicago Today, the nation s fifth largest afternoon daily, will cease publication on September 13. WERM TV owned by CBS and Tribune Co made the decision to fold the paper, which has an animated circulation of 426 000.
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Chicago ‘Today
Werm-Tv
CBS
Tribune Co
Today
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago Today
Horoscope ARIST and Zodiac Forecast with Errors
The text offers a garbled horoscope for all zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces with numerous misspellings. It mentions Taurus Gemini Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with unclear dates and odd phrases about powers, money, health, and guidance. It also includes a note about a child’s abilities and educational direction, though details are inconsistent.
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ARIST
Taurus
Gemini
Maya
Moon Childrew
Aleesy
Virgo
Marisa Ty
Scorpio
Gonlubion
Sagittarius
Tim
Capricorn
Gasten
Aquarius
Brady
Senate trims military spending amid budget wrangles
The Senate cut nearly 3 billion from military appropriations and blocked an 81 billion Pentagon cap for 1975 as Ford urged cooperation. The defense bill passed for conference with the House, with the final total just over 93 billion, below Nixon’s request and under last year’s.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Ford
House
White House
Thomas F. Eagleton
William Preamire
D-Wis
South Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Appropriations Committee
John L. McGlellan
D-Ark
Long House
Ways and Means Committee
Congressional
Congressional Conference
Detroit mail carrier wins $200000 in state lottery
A Detroit suburban mail carrier Albert W. Mahuch, 30, of Warren, wins 200000 in the Michigan Bureau of State Lottery drawing held in front of the Lapeer County Courthouse. Other top prizes include 50000 to Frank M. Thompson and Woody J. Mutter of Flint.
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Lapeer
Mich
Detroit
Bureau of State Lottery
Thompson
Navy
District Health Department
Willsdale
University of Nebraska
Woody J. Mutter
Flint
Michael W. Ziebrowski
Hamtramck
Linda L. Howe
Muske- A Jim
Merva L. Gill
Deron
The
Nine -Jacks
Wayne County Road Commissioners
Dwight resident hurt in car train crash near Loma
Dwight youth Kenneth L. Hospar, 1B, was injured when his auto was struck by a Union Pacific freight train on a private drive southwest of Loma. The car was dragged 44 feet and Hospar was taken to Lincoln General Hospital with lacerations a possible broken leg and a broken leg. Engineer Duane F. Thiel of Council Bluffs reported minor engine damage.
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David City
A. Thwight
Loma
Kenneth L.hospar
Jim Blake
Nospar
Hospar
Union Pacific Treight
Duane F. Thiel
Council Bluffs
Towa
Hoespar
Lincoln General Hospital
Thiel
Platte livestock judges shine at 1974 Easy Hour Ranch Field Day
Platte County 4-H brought strong showings in the livestock judging contest at Ainsworth as part of the Easy Hour Ranch Field Day. The Patte team won first and second in 4-H, with top junior 4-H individual and top male adult honors. The No 1 team included Chileen Schreiber, Frank Goedeken, Ivy Bakenhus and Kenny Kopecky, while the reserve unit featured volt Mueller, Leel Condreay, ill Redehorst and Steve Schreiber with blues to Colleen Schreiber, Steve Schreiber, Ivy Bakenhus, Jill Rodehorst, Kenny Kopecky, Scott Mueller, Mark Luchsinger and James Luchsinger. Five classes of sheep, cows, calves, bulls and heifers drew about 400 participants.
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Ill Redehorst
Steve Schreiber
Loel Cowdray
Frank Goedeken
Colleen Schreiber
Ivy Bakenhus
Jill Rodehorst
Kenny Kopecky
Scott Mueller
Mark Luchsinger
James Luchsinger
Colfax County Fair Opens With Record Hope
Colfax Fair opens with high expectations set by George Reininger. Friday features 4-H FPA FHA and swine and sheep judging, open class judging, and an evening grandstand program with a style show queen crown, softball games, and festival events. Saturday includes beef dairy cattle and horses judging plus 4-H horse classes. Sunday offers tractor pulling, livestock parade, wrestling matches headlined by Killer Karl Krupp versus Mike George, with semifinals and special events.
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Leigh
Colfax
George Reininger
Colfax County
Clarkson
Heun
Tabor
Killer Karl Krupp
Mike George
Timd Alferd Hayes
the Viking
Tony Santos
Amd
Baby Whitlick
Back from Kansas Visit Turns to Family Tragedy
Frank Stempers return from Abilene Kansas followed by relatives for a visit. A car accident near Brandon Montana injures Kasper family member while others escape serious harm. The injured, Jim Kasper, remains in General Hospital. others plan to stay with grandparents and relatives in Bellwood Columbus and Brandon.
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Frank Stemper
Abilene
Kan
Robert Kooser
Lena Andrews
Stempers
Calvin Sorenson
Iting
Dury Hiller
Seattle
Wash. Air
Roland Kasper
Bellwood
Otto Kasper
Columbus
Brandon
Mont
Montana
Jim Kasper
Lincolin
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Rel Ss
Joanne Kasper
Brandon General Hospital
Brendon
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Pension measure to protect private employee pensions
The Senate plans to send President Ford a bill to strengthen protection for 35 to 40 million private pension plan participants. It would guarantee full vesting, require full funding, and create a government insurance plan for benefits when a private plan fails. The bill also offers tax incentives to set up plans, with higher tax-exempt funds for self employed individuals.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
Congress
Alphabet Bomber Refuses to Talk as Murder Charge Looms
Muharem Kurbegovic, a Yugoslav immigrant dubbed the Alphabet Bomber, again refused to speak to police despite years of muted behavior. Authorities preparing to charge him with the Aug 6 Los Angeles Airport bombing that killed three, while his landlady and coworkers say he could speak normally. Police cite tapes in which he advocates abolishing immigration and sex laws and claim the suspect acted from vengeance after prior lewd conduct charges restricted him from a dance hall. Explosives were recovered from his Hollywood apartment.
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Angeles
Muharem Kurbegovic
Los Angeles International
Kurbegovic
RPM Idustries
Boather
Aliens of America
Hollywood
Capture purples at Boone County Fair
Report from the Boone County Fair lists ribbon winners in clothing and foods. Senior clothing winner Stephania Dawson and junior clothing winner Sarah, junior foods Randy Smith and Dante Cheat, senior foods Lois Naber, plus purple ribbons noted.
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Albion
Boone County
Stephania Dawson
Sarah
Randy Smith
Dante Cheat
Purple
Lois Naber
Area artists to stage weekend festival here
Columbus area artists present their fourth animal act festival this weekend in Frankfort Square with over 25 artists displaying batik oil acrylics water color pen and ink drawings charcoal and mixed media. Susan Anderson of Columbus showcases pottery. A small donated sale under four dollars and a pre Christmas show at the Holiday Inn in November are planned.
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Columbus Area
Frankfort Square
Stunday
Srmw
Ateg
Susan Anderson
Columbis
Club
Als
Holiday Inn
Omaha police recover satchel of crooked dice at airport
In Omaha a satchel with 262 crooked dice was found in a car stopped at Eppley Field. Both occupants denied ownership. Police seized the dice and cited the driver on a traffic warrant. A note associated with the dice mentions a Pittsburg Kans man and a crook named Spanky.
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Fla
Eppley Airfield
Nebraska
Pittsburg
Kan
Spanky
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