Omaha Livestock Markets and Public Hearings Summary
Market report from Omaha shows hogs 7,000 head with weights 210-250 and prices around 34.00, cattle and calves mixed with some declines, and sheep slaughter lambs mostly lower with limited prime offerings. Separate notice details Nebraska Environmental Control Council hearings on pollutant rules for Sept 27 1974 in Lincoln, with multiple rule amendments and procedures, plus a district court notice in Platte County for Commercial Adjustment Company Inc versus Frank Holys seeking $5,481.96 and attachment.
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Seles
Ility Eta Commercial
Uliliv
Nebraska Environmental Central Council
Lincoln Center
Cenid WN
Lins
Wse
Req
Bicel
Peres
Dan T. Drain
Araska Environmental Control Council
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Yar
Noah Platte
Department of Environmental
District Court OF
Platte County
Commercial Adjustment Company, Inc
Columbus
Frank Holys
Calice
Commercial Ansartment Company, Inc
Catumas
Chartes HI
Rogers Tay
Public bids sought for CT TV system at Cooper Nuclear Station
Public Power District invites sealed bids for Contract 7454 to install closed circuit television for the Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville Nebraska. Bids due Oct 10 1974 in Columbus Nebraska with bid bond and nonrefundable documents fee 10.00. Guardian’s sale notices follow in same column with details of Platte County real estate auction set for Aug 1974 at 2:00 PM in Columbus.
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Cooper
Brownville
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I.M. Whcite
Lf Street
Columbus
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Purliazing
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BEDI
Board of Dic.retors of
Platte County
Kyle K. Louis
Willfong
Aaron Lee Louis
Rendue
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Walter
Albert
Leininger & Grant
Audrneys At Law
Avenue
Cowlmbas
Plate County
Allorneys
the Guardian
Public notice for police patrolman job in Calumbus Neb
The City of Calumbus Nebraska invites applications for a patrolman with regular or 44 hour work week and potential overtime. Benefits include hospitalization retirement leave and holidays. Competitive exam set for 7 00 F August 25 in the Council Chamber City Hall Calumbus. Dated July 24 by Ford Brodtuehrer Civil Service Commission.
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Nebraska
Catrolman
Cabraska
Weasley Baza
Lines of Police
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Calumba
Revrasta
Eel
Vine Columbia Police
Arital
Calumbus
Nebrask
Agit
Care Telegram Partnership Ad Addresses Change in Columbus
An old newspaper notice outlines a change of address for the Care Telegram Partnership in Columbus Nebraska. It lists delivery rates by carrier and mail, with annual prices and supervisor prompts for updating records.
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Beursclats
Columbus
Mamein
Thankigvig Ac Chsinas
Columban
Mall
Platte
Booster
Cotaee
Peiranier Bedinack
Horoscope Forecast Scrambled Map of Signs
The readable text shows scattered horoscope fragments for Taurus Gemini Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It mentions personal habits, cooperation, creativity, and planning futures. The source is garbled but implies advice on success, relationships, and self improvement without cohesive structure.
Fuel sales tax feasibility questioned by Nebraska official
Nebraska state Tax Commissioner William Peters questioned the practicality of adding a retail sales tax to fuel to fund highway construction. He called the idea a night mare for retailers and tax collectors, saying more work is needed before endorsement. Peters disputed a Roads Department report that supported the measure and faulted researchers for not consulting enforcement staff.
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Lincoln
Neb
William &. Peters
Peters
State Roads Department
State Highway Commission
Bush backs Nixon nonprosecution in Nixon era fallout
At his Maine vacation home Republican National Chairman George Bush said he does not want former President Nixon prosecuted and believes Ford should be the 1976 GOP presidential nominee. He praised Ford’s choice of Nelson Rockefeller as vice president and expressed relief that Watergate concerns have eased.
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Kenniebunkport
Maine
George Bush
Nixon
Ford
Richard Nion
Bush
Assan
Torre
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nelson
Rockefeller
Texas
U.S
United Nations
New Zealand Prime Minister Kirk Enters Hospital
Norman E Kirk prime minister of New Zealand has been admitted to a Wellington hospital for rest. A prior two week rest in May followed an operation for varicose veins and a pulsing blood clot in the lung. Ten days ago he contracted gastric influenza.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Norman E. Kirk
Kirk
Otoe approves bond issue for sewerage project
In Otoe Nebraska residents voted Tuesday in a special election to approve a $170,000 sewerage system bond issue by a 47 to 40 margin. The project will be the first sewerage system for the community.
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Otoe
Neb
Nebraska
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