Stock Market And Livestock Prices Report Dec 6 1976
New York stock prices shown by UPI with mixed midday figures. In Omaha market trade hogs and cattle moved higher with selective gains and varying weights. Cattle and calves totals around 6 500 with mixed pricing, hogs 5 000 head and sows up, sheep 700 with lambs steady. Tuesday projections list cattle 5 000 hogs 5 500 and sheep 500.
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New York
UPI
T&t
Iowa P&l
Omaha
Neb
Livestock Futures on Chicago Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle hogs and pork futures with values for live cattle frozen bellies and live hogs across multiple contract months and last sale figures. Price ranges show December February April and June positions for each commodity with daily volume.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Columbus Telegram Classifieds and Market Summary
Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Nebraska and other states. It also includes a New York market snapshot from UPI with Dow Jones indices at 1 p.m. CST showing gains across industrials transports utilities and stocks.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Tax Returns Audited Yield Billions in Additional Taxes
More than 2.5 million tax returns were audited. The audits produced 5.1 billion dollars in additional taxes and penalties and 291 million dollars in refunds for overpayments.
Traffic accidents and notices from Columbus area
A record of traffic incidents lists numerous collisions and damages in Columbus and surrounding areas. Names including Patricia Jarecki, Ann Walters, Thomas Shank, Clair Huggler, Elno Fix, Lori Nickels, Ferris Ladd, Ronald Jacobs, Ira Schwantje, Shank, and others appear with locations on 20th Street, 23rd Avenue, 18th Street, 32nd Avenue, Parkview Trailer Court, and more. Damages range from $50 to $2,5000, with a few parked-car and hit-and-run items. Additional items include thefts, a marriage license notice, speeding fines, a hotel grading update, and local community notices.
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20Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Patricia R. Jarecki
12 Street
Columbus
Ann B. Walters
28Th Street
Pawnee Park
Thomas C. Shank
19Th Street
9Th Street
Lown 23Rd Street
31St Avenue
Clair P. Huggler
26Th Avenue
Elno_H. Fix
36Th Avenue
Lori L. Nickels
Woodland Drive
14Th Street
Vernetta E. Cattan
S. Roselane
William J. Thiele
16Th Street
Parkview Trailer Court Office
Ferris Ladd
Hastings
Ronald H. Jacobs
18Th Street
32Nd Avenue
Ira M
25Th Street
Robert I. Carver
Albion
Norma J. Scriven
Fairlane Avenue
26Th Street
Henry Dehning
William J Menke
25Th
21St Avenue
David Miller
Ritch Preister
David Want
Janice M. Lovell
13Th Street
23Rd Street
17Th Avenue
Sharron L. Manak
Karen A. Sueper
New Jersey
Tempo
Milton J. Smith
Kenneth K. Svoboda
Schuyler
6Th Street
Martin E. Wennekamp
Rt. 1
Gary Fletcher
Shelby
33Rd Avenue
Ronald Foltz
Don Schmidt
27Th Street
23Nd Avenue
Valene L. Milburn
Mark F. Wangler
41St Avenue
27Th Avenue
Lyle M. Stubbert
Nancy M. Monasmith
32Nd Street
8Th Street
12Th Avenue
Orville L. Buxton
2Nd Street
Sandra M. Eller
17Th Street
Marcia M. Schlender
Pamela Ann Scott
Danbury
Iowa
6Th
Steve J. Davis
11Th
12Th Avenues
Timothy Brunken
Bay Meadows
Wrestling Club Meeting and Fire Patrol Sessions Noted
City briefs report a Wrestling Club-Columbus meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday December 7 in the high school lunch room with Olympic film and project discussion. Junior Fire Patrols will meet at 7 p m in fire hall club rooms across various days and wards including St Isidore St Anthony St Bonaventure and districts 9 10.
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Columbus Manor
Tanya Ellis
Manor
LWV
Lloyd Castner
League of Women Voters
Loup
Columbus Wrestling Club
St. Isidore
St. Anthony
St. Bonaventure
West Park
Lost Creek
North Park
Highland Park
Christ Lutheran
Immanuel Lutheran
Four bombs cut tracks in Lisbon disrupting rail traffic
Four bombs exploded early today in Lisbon halting trains on the Sintra and Estorial routes and causing city traffic jams. No injuries reported.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Sintra
Estorial
Camp accidents rise as camping gear injuries hit six thousand
The U S Consumer Safety Commission estimates that about 6 600 campers were injured last year while handling camping equipment from stoves to hibachi grills.
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U.S. Consumer Act Safety Commission
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Omaha Livestock
Cor Eerina
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Caesar
Julius Caesar
B.C
Eugene Werner
Lindsay
Archie Peterson
Monroe
Louise Robert Peach
Rita Joy Zobel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nancy Kruse
Leonard Roccia
Missouri
Bruce Bennett
Terry Daniels
Kathryn Ternus
Humphrey
Lee Fritzges
St. Edward
Cynthia Peterson
Wendell Kogel
Gothenburg
David Stoetzel
Norfolk
Dale Schwede
Valendia Meyer
Osceola
Daniel Liekhus
Lincoln
Kevin Paulsen
Grand Island
Dennis Engelbart
North Platte
David Pfaltzgraff
Steven Jacobsen
Utah
Jim Ferguson
South Dakota
Benjamin Weber
Idaho
Harold Camp
Petersburg
Keven Barnes
Clifford Johnson
Steven Furley
Madison
Merrill Scheffler
Lynn Young
Alma Pfeifer
the Bable
Nancy Herchenbach
James Hastreiter
Buenos Aires
Secretariat of Sports and Tourism
First Baptist—Mission Society
Fellowship Hall
Kay Davison
Kurt Robak
Matt Person
Lori Schutt
Eva Kresha
Logan Street
Holdrege
Osceola-Columbus
Edna Rodgers
Larry Loseke
Platte Center
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Martha Larimore
UMW
Billie Rohner
Alanon
Alateen
Humane Society
Police Dept
Green Thumb—Garden Club
Holiday Inn
Eagles
Elks Country Club
L.L. Rohner
America
Goston
Rapco
23Rd St
Nebr
California
Larson
Scott Nelson
Jerry Frieze
Marshall-Nelson
Marshall-Nelson Agency
13Th St
Sony Radio
Pocket
SONY
Forest
de Columon
Neoroms
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