Omaha Live Stock Prices Hover Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Friday market quotes show hogs uneven but mostly steady to higher across weight classes with 190-220 lb pigs up 10 to 25 cents, over 220 lb steady to 25 higher. Cattle and calves moderate activity with slaughter steers high choice and heifers near top, cows 24.50 to 26.50, dairy breds 26.25 to 26.50. Sheep small supply with fats and prime wooleds 77.00 to 28.00. Estimated receipts Monday Cattle 7,000. calves 50. hogs 7,000. sheep 1,500.
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Miss World Contest Security Tight In London
London AP reports heightened security surrounds the Miss World pageant as 64 contestants prepare for the richest crown. Reporters are restricted with special passes, and interviews are limited to hotel invites amid past disruptions by activists.
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Valley Nebraska School Study Recommends New High School
A study by University of Nebraska researchers recommends constructing a new junior-senior high school in Valley to handle expected enrollment growth. The district could rise from 720 students to about 700 more by 1960s. Consider consolidation with four rural districts before building.
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Car wreck causes power outages in Omaha area
Police traced a high speed chase from a South 24th Street restaurant to J and Q Streets where a car struck a street barricade and a pole. A 69,000 volt line fell, triggering a city blackout affecting South Omaha and a rural area. A 16 year old driver Robert Lorenz was hospitalized in guarded condition.
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Religion in the news by George W Cornell AP writer
A review of violent incidents involving religious workers who aided others, including a priest killed in California, a Bible salesman murdered in Alabama, and a Baptist couple killed in North Carolina during a prison ministry. The piece cites church leaders urging continued aid despite danger.
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Brownies and Scouts Flyup Ceremony At West Park School
Girl Scout Troop and Brownie Troop held a Flyup ceremony welcoming new members Brenda Tinkral Traci Belitz Janis Coffey Julie Torgin Janell Nyffler Sharn Penfield Lori Weeny and others. Scouts were joined by several leaders including Susan Belitz Kathy Clay and duLee Courtier. Brownie Troop 6 welcomed second graders Sandra Blazer Lisa Conker Angie Moneral Sarah Peniet Jodi Stone and Kimberly Weverka with escorts Elizabeth Theilen Joann Levns Toni Williams and Darel Wazny.
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Doctor urges warning over stamp licking health risks
New Hampshire physician Dr. Robert Shaw requests federal action to warn the public about health hazards from stamp licking as Christmas nears. He says stamps are unsanitary, chemically unknown, and larger with peculiar glue. Letters were sent to FDA, BEP, and USPS via attorney John Joseph Matonis linked to a consumer group.
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Nixon wins Nebraska by a historic landslide in 1972 vote
In Lincoln Nebraska unofficial final results show President Nixon amassing 406233 votes to 169990 for McGovern a 97030 split the widest margin since 1872 The statewide turnout reached 691616 with 623741 record high registered voters The Senate race saw Carl Curtis lead Terry Carpenter 301641 to 265922 while three GOP incumbents held their House seats with Thone 126789 to Berg 70570 McCollister 114669 to Cooney 54695 and Marlin 123807 to Fitzgerald 539970
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Huge land and cattle deal settled in western Nebraska
LAKESIDE Neb AP one of the state s largest land and cattle transactions closed with the Lakeside Ranch Co sold to a Minnesota firm led by Sheldon Wert and renamed Sandbeach Cattle Co The Hord ranching line traces to 1860 with T B Hord from Ohio expanding into Nebraska The deal preserves ongoing management by Heath and the Hord family and is handled by Keith Sorum of Northern Plains Land and Cattle Agency.
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Navigation ends on upper Missouri River after year
The Yankton towboat will head downstream from an Omaha terminal for the last time this year as upper Missouri navigation ends Saturday. Through Nov. 15, 1,370,238 tons moved between Sioux City and Rado, Nebraska, down from 2,662,078 tons last year due to late grain harvest. Commodities include corn, wheat, soybeans, sorghum, fertilizer, molasses, soybean oil, and animal feeds.
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Broadening outlook urged for rural electric areas
REA representatives at the 87th Nebraska Rural Electric Association convention urged adopting a regional view of rural Nebraska. Panelists said rural and urban areas blend, with many city workers living outside towns and rural industries outside municipal lines. They urged better news reporting and broader geographic framing to reflect all Nebraskans.
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