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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
2
A brief stock market feature appears in the Columbus Telegram dated Thursday December 9 1976. The page notes a candle themed item titled Americas First Christmas Candle with bylines attributed to B Craig and D Baur and a short blurb indicating a day trader market context.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes live cattle and frozen pork bellies with bid prices and sale volumes, including Dec and Feb futures around 41.40 and 40.47 dollars and May 50.15 for pork bellies. Omaha livestock reports show hogs firmer to higher in 200-300 pound ranges, cattle and calves mostly lower, and Friday estimates for cattle and hogs.
Columbus area graduates at Kearney State College will attend winter commencement at 10 a.m. Dec. 17 in Cushing Coliseum for 221 graduates. Dr. Harry Hoffman will deliver the address. Denis Schipporeit Silver Creek earns BA in physical education. Robert Golden Columbus earns BS in psychology. John O'Brien Shelby earns MS in education counseling and guidance. EXTREMES NEW YORK (UPI) reports record highs and lows across the nation with Fort Lauderdale reaching 79 and Sault Ste Marie reporting 20 below zero.
Columbus area residents can pick and cut from 5 000 Scotch pines on an 10 acre woodland six miles north of Columbus on Mason Road. Rudy Becker Schuyler owner planted seedlings eight years ago. trees range five to seven feet. Jaycees president Frank Lobota organized sales to fund midget football and Junior Miss Pageant with 40 percent profit. Tree sales run Saturdays and Sundays December 11 12 and 18 19 with weekday pickups by arrangement.
Gulf Oil Corp chairman Jerry McAfee says a 10 percent rise in crude prices would be manageable for the United States and world. He doubts OPEC will raise prices beyond 10 percent, warns it could hurt the oil nations long run and notes potential inflationary spillover from steel price gains. A separate study links screen time to fewer classroom study hours for students.
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