04 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
1
The USDA Nebraska market news service reported Tuesday's poultry prices and market tone. Weakness noted in farm hens and commercial flocks with price medians around established levels amid flotating demand signals.
The text presents a garbled zodiac column with dates and sign names mixed with errors. It mentions ARIES and YARUS with date ranges and vague guidance on personal matters, planning, health, finances, and relationships. It seems to offer advice on harmony, finances, and education while noting caution and study.
The Senate considers moving to year round daylight saving time to cut energy use and crime while delaying final passage amid partisan fights over a wage rollback. The plan would shift clocks one hour forward on the fourth Sunday after enactment and run through October 1975. A Taft compromise could replace an expected wage amendment. In Schuyler Colfax County, a fire theft damaged a steer car and a second heifer calf was shot and killed.
Att List of attorneys general met in New Orleans to discuss energy policy amid sharp questions about oil industry profits and government subsidies. Participants warned of potential backlash against oil companies while probing profits, subsidies, and public ownership questions.
The Cary Telegram announces subscription rates with daily delivery except Sundays. Rates: 2.24 per month by carrier in Columbus area and nearby counties. 4.00 per year by mail to additional states. Subscribers urged to confirm addresses with the postmaster. telegram service note and telephone contact for changes.
USDA livestock quotations from Omaha indicate hogs uneven with heavy weights weaker, sows mixed, cattle and calves fairly active with some gains, cows weak to lower, feeders steady. Slaughter lambs and sheep in small supply, prime pelts and higher grades mixed in end reports. Receipts Wednesday show cattle and calves around 4,000, hogs 4,000, sheep 200.
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