Stocks and livestock report from Columbus and Chicago markets
New York stocks showed mixed midday moves with Cessna up 27 percent and a broad mix of gains and declines across industries. Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle futures and frozen pork bellies trading, while Omaha livestock sales reflect hogs steady to lower and cattle steady to higher amid midweek market activity.
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New York
UPI
Cessna
Chrysler
AudChem
AllisChal
CoraCola
Alcon
Columbas
Air 104
Comsat
Cyan
Stand
Dana
Té&l
Eastman
Ayco
E\Paso NG
Bec Dic
Bendix
Boeing
Borden
Omaha
Chicago
UPT
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Uel
Grain futures mixed on UPI report August 31 1977
UPI market notes show grain futures listing mixed highs lows and closes for corn oats soybeans and other grains on August 31 1977 with price levels and percentage changes across major contracts and months reflecting activity in the Chicago range and futures board traders watch market shifts.
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N Futures Ago
UPI
Bid Notice Nebraska Public Power District Contract 77-404
Sealed bids for constructing the Cooper Slefton Visitor Center are due by 10:00 am September 14, 1977 at the Districts General Office in Columbus Nebraska. Bid documents cost 10 dollars and are available from the Purchasing Director.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Cooper Slefton
GW. Dierberger
18 Street
Columbus
Nebraska
C.D.Z
Director of Purchasing
Board of Directors
DLW
Hill General
Notice of dissolution for Jones Inc Nebraska
Jones Inc a Nebraska corporation has filed a Statement of Intent to Dissolve with the Secretary of State and Platte County Nebraska. The dissolution aims to pay all debts and distribute remaining assets to shareholders. Managerial officers are Barbara A. Jones President and Eugenes K. Jones Secretary. Assets total 3162 015 and liabilities 142 015. Dated August 1977.
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Jones, Inc
Nebraska
State of
Platte County
Barbara A. Jones
Eugenes K. Jones
Incorporation notices for several Nebraska firms filed
Multiple corporate filings appear including RODCG A COUCTS COMPANY and ROOCS PRODUCTS COMPANY INC with Nebraskan addresses and broad business aims in real and personal property, manufacturing, and irrigation wells. TOM ARENDS VERIGATION WELLS INC forms with drilling and irrigation supplies. plus a formal appointment of co personal representatives for Minnie Goede ken Preuss with creditor claims due by October 24 1977.
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Nebraska Business Corporation Act
Rodcga Coucts Company
16Th Averue
Highway 30
Columbus
Nebraska
Roocs Products Company, Inc
Nebraska Corporation
TOM Arends Verigation Wells, Inc
40Th Avenue
Nebraskes
Neblastea Corporation
Final Report and Estate Notice for Joseph Torczon
Public notices announce estate matters for Joseph M. Torczon a/k/a 105 M. Torczon. Clarence Torczon’s silent account and petition for final settlement will be heard September 6, 1977, at 10:30 AM in County Court. Personal representative Alma Walker is urged to present claims. Also notices renew liquor licenses in Columbus, including Elinor Glur and Gus Viergutz, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3704, Wunderlichs Friendly Bar Inc, with protests due by September 18, 1977.
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District Court
Platte County
Nebraska
Sam Carl Gene Oziah
Sam Carl Gene Richards
Caltha Richards
Nebraska Highway Commission
Department OF Roads
23Rd Street
Columbus
33Rd Avenue
Howard Boulevard
Columbus, Nebraska
Holiday Inn
Minnie W. Prieuss
Maxine J. Glaser
20Th St
Dorothy Glaser
29Th St
Joseph M. Torczon
M. Torczon
State OF
Clarence Torczon
Lowells
Walker
Alma 4
Sheboygan Ave
Madison
Wisconsin
Elinor Glur
Gus Viergutz
City OF
Lucille G, Munson
Towit
Veterans OF Foreign Ware Post
City OF Columbus
Laville G. Munson
Wunderlichs Friendly Bar Inc
25Th Avenue
Lucile G. Munson
Phone call seen as cause of killings in New Jersey rampage
Emile Benoist, ex-Marine, killed six people and himself after an upsetting telephone conversation near Hackettstown. Police cite a private business matter and alcohol in his blood. no diary found. Neighbors say he was distressed over a slow car insurance claim.
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Hackettstown
UPI
Emile Pierre Beroist
James Courter
Warren County
Benoist
Courter
Coalition fights discrimination in U S Congress
A coalition of civil rights groups urged action against hiring bias in Congress. They want an external commission to arbitrate discrimination complaints after noting exemptions from the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The move follows a report on Capitol Hill hiring and pay equity. Members include ACLU, NAACP LDF, National Urban League, and others.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Congress
House
Senate
Capital Hill
Kevin Murray
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Congress
Murray
Davie Obey
D-Wis
Capitol Hill
The
American Civil Liberties Union
National Urban League
Common Cause
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Public Citizen's Congress Watch
League of Women Voters
Capitol Hill Womens Polheal Caucus
Catholic and Baptist groups attack Soap previews
Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights says the laundered version of ABCs Soap remains defamatory and tasteless after previewing the first three episodes. Southern Baptist Christians call on ABC to withdraw the show, labeling it prime time pollution and sex miseducation.
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Washington
UPL
ABC
Catholic League For Religious and Civil Rights
League
Michael Schwartz
Christian Life Commission
Southern Baptist Convention
Butln
Harry N. Hollis
The
Carter Allies Rally for Panama Canal Treaty Support
President Carter seeks public backing for a new Panama Canal treaty and a 23 year handover of control. He notes an uphill battle in the Senate but gains notable endorsements from AFL CIO leaders labor unions regional governors and former officials including Dean Rusk and George Meany.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.s.panama
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Georgia
Florida
Senate
Reuben Askew
Zell Miller
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Congress
Panama
U.S
State Department
Executive Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Western Hemisphere
Union
Southern governors urge changes to Carter energy plan
In San Antonio the Southern Governors Conference approved a 10 to 2 resolution urging major changes to President Carter energy strategy. They seek deregulation of natural gas prices, world market pricing for crude oil, and an excess profits tax with plowback, not a wellhead tax.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Carter
Southern Governors Conference
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Gova
James B. Hunt
North Carolina
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Congress
Edwards
America
Oklahoma
David Boren
Emmy nominations announced total 339 in 1970
Los Angeles reports 23 final Emmy nominations revealed by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. NBC leads with four outstanding program nominations including The Tonight Show Starting Johnny Carson and The First Fifty Years. CBS apportions four acting and technical nods across Pinocchio and related programs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Johnny Carson
NBC
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Ken
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Freehauf
Inco Ltd
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Rockwell
Safeway
St. Regis
San Ferid
Sears
Shell Oil
Simmons
So Pac
Sperry 3644 Ltd
Bds
Stons JP
Stude
Texaco
Tex Inst
UN Elec
Uld Corp
US Gyps
US Steel
West UN
Watghs
Wickes
Woolwith
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Aty
My Diy
Dan Diy
State OF Nebraska Department OF Roads
14Th Street
Public Hearings
Nebraska Department of Roads
F.qasox
Lincoln
John W. Rosecrans
Norgsd
Minnie Goedeken Preuss
Susan Hamling Dap
Gerald E. Roose
Susan Hamling Dep
Coalition
United Press International
Francis Bellamy
Panama Canal
CBS
Michael Tilson Thomas
Bill Hargate
Stan Winston
Larry Abbott
Ed Butterworth
Jerry Greene
Jean DeJoux
Elizabet Savel
Robert Lambert
Peter Johnson
George Pitts
Clay Cassell
Allen Brewster
Bob Roetle
William Lorenz
Manuel Martinez
Ron Fleury
Mike Welch
Jerry Burling
Walter Balderson
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Enzo Martinelli
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