Stock market snapshot from Omaha and Chicago futures
USDA livestock prices in Omaha show hogs steady to five lower with varied weights, sows steady to 34.50, cattle and calves limited by price tests, and light sheep volume. Chicago Mercantile futures list live cattle and hog contracts with mixed highs and lows, while frozen pork bellies trade at modest gains and declines across August to February listings.
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Aries Taurus Gemini Daily Horoscope Patchwork
Aries and Taurus digits hint at health routines and social plans while Gemini urges timely task focus and new projects. Leo Virgo Libra show cautious steps, Sagittarius and Capricorn emphasize progress, Pisces cautions civility, with a child born today foretold to grow learned and well educated.
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Republicans question if tape contains cover up data
Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee question whether the Sept. 15 1972 White House tape could provide corroborating evidence of Nixon directing the cover up. They argue the final impeachment report overstates indicting proof and await more data from the same tape segment.
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Abrams Remains in Serious Condition at Walter Reed
Gen. Creighton Abrams, Army chief of staff, staying in serious condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after doctors treat a blood clot problem with anticoagulant medicine. The 59 year old former head of the army lost a lung earlier this month and was readmitted last weekend as doctors warned the clot could travel to his remaining lung.
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Lions Ladies Night Set For December Second
Osceola Lions back at the City building with twelve members after a noon dinner meeting. Vice president Martin Jones led in President Charles Roberts' absence. Arnold Dowling and Arthur Senkbeil were welcomed as new members. December 2 was set for Ladies Night with the district governor expected. The club reported on the fair Lions booth highlighting work in guide dog training and sight foundation.
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Man Loses Money and Life in Brooklyn Robbery
Anthony Chiivantano, 59, a telephone company foreman and father of six, was killed after four youths dragged him from his car in Brooklyn Brownsville. They took seven dollars and stabbed him eight times despite his pleas to spare his life. Witnesses described four assailants in their late teens or early 20s. a 19-year-old neighbor, Leon Harris, was arrested on murder and robbery charges. Chiavantano led a neighborhood group and had been working on converting an empty lot into a baseball diamond, with friends noting his dedication to kids.
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Genoa to Host Air Show With Sky Demonstrations
Genoa announces an air show on Sept 6 at 1 p.m. sponsored by the Genoa Chamber of Commerce. A fly-in breakfast at 10:39 a.m. precedes the event and includes a tour of the Air Force Communications site at ML am. Chuck Carothers to attend.
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Watergate cover-up trial delayed at least three weeks
The Watergate cover-up case against Ehrlichman Mitchell and Halderman was postponed at least three weeks as U S District Judge Sirica reset the trial for Sept 30 after appeals court suggestions. A Supreme Court appeal sought delay until Jan 1 due to publicity from Nixon's resignation. The grand jury also named Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator. The apps court urged a three to four week trial prep pause. ready by spring Omaha tower to link emergency radio for all district schools set to be online by next spring.
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