Omaha Livestock Market Report Slows Hog and Cattle Trade
UPI dispatch from Omaha shows hogs 4 500 head with barrows and gilts down 1.00 to 2.00, mixed weights, sow prices uneven with some lower. Cattle and calves 6 500 with steers steady to 2.00 lower, heifers steady, cows steady to weak, bulls firm, many lots with mud. Sheep 700 with slaughter lambs steady to strong mild gains, Tuesday estimates project cattle and calves 5,000 hogs 5,000 sheep 500.
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Yuletide plans for Rebekahs in Bellwood
Eleven members of the Rebekah Lodge met Monday night in Bellwood to plan the annual Christmas covered dish supper on December 11 at the IOOF hall at 6 30. Residents at the IOOF home in York will receive gifts. Cookies will be baked December 22 at the hall. Officers were elected with Margaret Hosher named Noble Grand and Viola Stack as Vice Grand.
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U.N. Council Extends Golan Peacekeeping Mandate
The Security Council voted 13 to 0 to extend the 1,200 man peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights for six months and to invite PLO participation in the January debate on the Middle East. The vote occurred as Israel ceded the Abu Rudeis oil complex to Egyptian technicians in the Sinai, marking a new phase of the interim peace accord.
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Court lets ruling stand on hospital abortion bans
The Supreme Court declined to hear Texas doctor John C. Greco’s appeal over elective abortions at Orange Memorial Hospital. The order leaves the status of publicly affiliated hospital abortion bans unresolved and was issued with two dissents.
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Weekend crash toll reports minor injuries and damages
Columbus Police investigated 18 accidents over the weekend with three minor injuries. Kenneth Dohmen of Madison injured his left wrist at the K mart entrance on 23rd Street. Joyce Preister of Richland sustained injuries to her right leg as a passenger in a car driven by David Preister. Combined vehicle damage reached $2,975 across listed incidents with multiple names and locations such as 8th Street and 33rd Avenue, 13th Street and 33rd Avenue, and various parking lots noted.
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Kmart
23Rd Street
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Richland
David Preister
Florian Peister
Elgin
8Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Mark Ditter
Monroe
Samuel Person
Lakewood Drive
13Th Street
28Th Avenue
Randolph Kudron
College View
Trailer Court
Sandra Wallin
27Th
14Th Street
Edna Pope
17Th Street
Lorraine Pieke
Parkview
20Th Street
Sharon Roddy
18Th Street
Patricia Ger’ Ber
Ann Kucera
Jeffrey Muller
24Th Avenue
15Th Street
Richard Leibschwager
31St Street
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Safeway
Timothy Poecherz
Countryview Estates
Everett Weaver
31St Avenue
Sally Peterson
Rogena Brown
Alco
Robert Jacobs
Frankenmuth
Julia Cheloha
25Th Avenue
James Clayton
Grand Island
John Davies
Jerome Prososki
34Th Street
Darrell Horrocks
Vicky Barcel
21St Street
18Th Avenue
Morton Road
Robert Greenwood
Bellwood
Alois Kosch
16Th Street
Glenda Ryba
Timothy Dumas
Elms Trailer Court
Cheryl Groteluschen
David Macklin
Evergreen Trailer Court
30Th
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Ithaca
Edward Kowalski
Alliance
23Rd Avenue
Patricia Rueschhoff
26Th Street
Gary Bierman
Loveland
Colo
Infant born in New Jersey in late November at Westfield
Mr. and Mrs. David Bell announce the birth of a son on November 25 at Westfield New York. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Vondracek of Schuyler. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Burt McGaffin of Schuyler and Mr. and Mrs. Tim McGuffin and family of Bradshaw. The Eschliman family of Lincoln visited over Thanksgiving with the Nichols family, and Henrietta Andrews was a dinner guest.
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Lonnie Eschliman
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Simants case judged as testing ground for constitutional issues
Chicago Tribune editor Clayton Kirkpatrick calls the Erwin Simants murder case a testing ground for constitutional questions noting an extraordinary Supreme Court intervention and a gag order seen as potentially unconstitutional. He cites Near vs Minnesota and warns that sealing public reporting risks eroding free speech and judicial independence.
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