Market reports show cattle hogs and eggs steady to higher
AP dispatch from Omaha and Lincoln reports Tuesday livestock quoters with hogs 25-50 higher on 200-230 lb ranges around 41.00 and 40.25-40.75 for 200-250 lb intervals. cattle and calves 50-100 higher with steers 38.50-38.75 for 1154-1175 lb, heifers 38.00-37.23 for 925-950 lb, cows 16.00-18.00, and lambs 40.00-38.00 for 100 lb shorn to wooled. Egg prices mostly unchanged with Grade A large 49-55, A medium 38-47, pullets 18-30. poultry prices steady in Lincoln market news.
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Hostage escapes four Florida inmates in jailbreak
WILLISTON Florida AP four women convicts escaped from the Florida Correctional Institution at Lowell Sunday night seizing supervisor Elizabeth Peeler at knifepoint and stabbing a guard. Police tracked them two miles into rugged woods where Peeler was found unharmed after a hunter reported seeing four women in dungarees and one in a dress. The escapees Judith Sikes Barbara Baker Carol Yeoman and Louise Hunter held Peeler for a night outdoors before capture by bloodhound guided police. Sikes and Baker were serving life terms for first degree murder.
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Columbus Telegram notice and misprint missive details
Public notice style listing subscription rates and delivery areas for Columbus Telegram. Includes carrier and mail prices, service exclusions, change of address instructions, and contact times for telegrams. Names of locations and service terms reflect local newspaper billing information.
Brief shutdown at Cooper Nuclear Station
The Nebraska Public Power District shut down its Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville early Sunday and plans to keep it offline for eight more days while workers install a new turbine stem bypass valve. Officials said the faulty valve posed no radiological hazards to the public or plant staff.
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Livestock futures report from Chicago Tuesday
AP reports livestock futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday with price directions and activity noted. The brief item outlines market tone, early quotes, and speculative interest across livestock contracts.
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Chicago Bunch of Trade
Ford asks Congress to extend jobless benefits
President Ford urged Congress to approve an emergency measure extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks and offering up to 26 weeks for those not yet covered. The plan would raise benefits to 39 weeks with half the cost funded by the federal government amid rising unemployment.
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Nine fatalities in Troop B this November
Nine fatalities were recorded in Troop B of the Nebraska State Patrol for November, up from seven in 1973. The deaths by county were Madison one, Knox one, Platte two, Pierce two, and Cuming three, all on state highways. Six occurred at night and three during the day, year to date showing six fewer deaths than last year 73 77. Platte County up one to six five, Colfax County well behind its prior year with nine one.
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Montana Ex-Governor Pleads Guilty in Campaign Contributions
Former Montana Governor Tim M. Babcock pleaded guilty to helping oil magnate Armand Hammer make illegal political contributions totaling 54000 to Nixon's 1972 reelection. He admitted making the payments in his and others’ names though the funds came from Hammer. Sentencing was postponed for a pre-sentence investigation.
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Fire at Kutna farm starts in silage pile
Fire at the Donald Kutna farm southwest of Leigh Saturday confined to a silage pile causing minor damage. Officials say spontaneous combustion in a long bank silo likely started the blaze where dry corn and alfalfa were combined. Leigh Fire Department dampened remaining embers. In Washington, the Justice Department filed a suit against three major networks alleging monopoly over prime time entertainment programming.
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