Omaha Livestock Market Prices and New York Stock Averages
Omaha Neb AP reports cattle prices with mixed gains across steers heifers and cows, many classifications up 25 to 75 cents with totals around 1,050 to 4,060 head. Also notes Thursday receipts of cattle calves hogs and sheep. New York Dow Jones averages at 2 p.m. show Industrials 1028.58, Utilities 322.92, Stocks 336.42.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Castle
NEW York (Ap
Dow Jones
New York
Neon
Allied
Ainiome
Am Motors
Bsa
Beal
Dick AO Dt
Bendix Ay Ag
Beth
Boeing Co
BOR Borden
Ti Brunswik
Collins Rad
CorlissWit
Deere
duPont
East Rod
Ultra CP
Exxon
Fairmont
Firestone
My Foote
Ford
Chicago
Goodrich
Goodyear
BABY
Qsel&p
Lionel CP
Bart
Lockheed Afroie
Marcur
ASTYE
Idarlin M
Meredith Yy
Phil Petsv
Sperry
Drug Abuse Films Criticized for Harm, Says Ute Leader
Richard Earle asserts most drug education films create fear and hysteria. The National Coordinating Council on Drug Education reviewed 220 films and found only 34 suitable for schools and churches, with all seven minority-targeted films deemed totally unacceptable. The review panel includes William Buckley Judith Grist Peter Fonda and Jerome H Jaffee of the White House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention.
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Washington
Richard Earle
Ute
National Coordinating Council On Drug Education
Moore
Wiliam Buckley
Judlith Grist
Peter Fonda
Jerome H. Jaffee
White House
Special Action Office For Drug Abuse Preventiat
Heroin Addict Numbers Quadruple Since 10 Years Ago
An official from the Justice Department says heroin addicts in the United States have risen twelvefold over the past decade. He told the National Association of Citizen Crime Commissions that about 600,000 addicts exist today, up from 50,000 ten years ago, and that the growth rate, though high, is slowing.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Justice Department
Office of Normal
Dan Meduliffe
National Association of Citizen Crimeommissions
Carre Telegram Subscription Notes In Columbus Neb
The Carre Telegram records daily publication with Sundays and holidays off. Subscription rates include carrier delivery in Columbus and mail options across Nebraska and other states with annual and per cent pricing details.
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THE
Carre Telegram
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Columbu
Nebraska
Cobwabun
Roesih
Mall
Bote
Boner Conag Merrit
Manca
Poe
Mall Else
Pine
Tne
Columbus Telegram
Burglary Case Pauses After Prison Cell Mixup
In Morris County New Jersey a defendant facing burglary and assault charges and a key witness were placed together in the jail receiving area. Pozzi 22 Morris Plains and Boyle 19 were in the same cell when officers found Pozzi over Boyle who is recovering from injuries. Boyle had failed to appear prompting a bench warrant. Boyle had pleaded guilty to the December drug store burglary and agreed to testify against Pozzi.
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Morristown
N.J
Morris County
William Pozzi
Morris Plains
John II. Boyle
Boyle
Pozzi
Difloials
Name-It wagon wrench used to gin wagon tongue to double tree
Gyner Malin Metzer recalls a homemade wagon wrench that served to gin the wagon tongue to the double tree. The tool survived scrap yard scrap-pile history, proving its utilitarian value in a bygone era.
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Gyner Malin Metzer
Horoscopes and guidance for Aries to Pisces mix
A jagged horoscope page offers Sun sign notes from Aries to Pisces with quirky phrasing. It urges practical steps, focus on relationships, and daily behavior changes while hinting at personal growth and community involvement. The text blends advice on work, travel, finances, and creativity with cautions about extravagance and miscommunication.
Farm Bureau pushes return to free market pricing
Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention discussed policy resolutions urging Congress to extend the Agricultural Act of 1870 with modifications and to create a market oriented climate. The five day meeting draws about 10,000 people. aims include reducing government payments and protecting farm labor relations and fair bargaining.
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Los Angeles
Bureau Federation
Congress
Eact
Agriculre
Federation
Thas
Farm Bureau
Energy crisis plan targets nine states for new plants
Robert Marritz warns the energy crisis will raise fuel costs within a decade and urges public private and cooperative utilities in Nebraska Kansas Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Colorado Minnesota to back a regional generating system with high voltage transmission lines and new coal plants. The proposal, backed by Missouri Basin Group officials, aims to provide power from a regional facility to rural cooperatives and small utilities, without private competitive aims.
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GMAHA
Neb
Robert Marritz
Marritz
Marritt
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Minnesota
Marrita
Missouri Basin Systems
Denver
Colo
Lode Center
Jame I. Grahl
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Bismarck
N.D
Danta
Healt
Grah
Mid-West Electric Consumers Association
Grahl
Nebraska mental health plan criticized by state official
Dr Jack Anderson director of the state Institutions Department says Nebraska lags in shifting from institutional to community care. He notes federal grants favor other states while Nebraska has only three funded applications. He calls for more rural psychiatrists and foresees 10 to 15 doctors west of Hastings in coming years.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Jack Anderson
State Institutions Department
Anderson
National Association of Social Workers
Hastings
Pigs Thrive on High Moisture Corn and Milo Says Neb expert
University of Nebraska swine specialist Bill Ahlschwede reports pigs can use high moisture corn and milo effectively. On a dry matter basis moisture and dry grains perform similarly, with feeding methods and storage affecting outcomes and costs.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Bill Ahlisehwede
Ahlschwede
Kansas
Abtsehwede
FDA weighs tighter controls on prescription diet pills
The FDA corroborates Senate testimony that amphetamines and related drugs have limited weight loss value. It plans to revise package inserts to emphasize use limits while keeping therapeutic aids available. More than 26 million prescriptions were filled last year for weight reducing drugs, with about 70 products on the market.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Henry E. Simmons
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Senate
Simmons
Freedom returns to school in North Ogden incident
AP reports North Ogden Junior High resumed normal classes after a staged exercise by U S Reserve volunteers who seized the school, appointed a martial court, and used armed guards to teach respect for freedom. Principal Carl C DeYoung halted the exercise to hold a patriot assembly as parents react.
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North Ogden
Wish
Freedom
U.S. Armseserve
Carl C. DeYoung
DeYoung
Jackie Bethyer
Atie
Laval
peYoung
Card found in plane crash reveals change of address
John P. Korgie president of Data Center of Nebraska received a burned change of address card today. The card was among mail from United Air Lines Boeing 747 that crashed in a Chicago neighborhood last Friday. The Army major in Alevendria Virginia sent the subscription card and the edges were burned as it welled. Korgie called it a strange feeling to hold mail involved in the crash.
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John P. Korgie
Data Center of
Nebraska
United Air Lines
Chicago
Korgie
Alevendria
Zavedskys Head Camping Club Officers Elected
Pawnee Scouts Camping Club elected officers at a recent meeting with a pot luck supper at the Cornhusker Building. New officers are Mr and Mrs Lordell Zaveisky president Mr and Mrs Adolph Pacas vice president Mr and Mrs Earl Hagelstein treasurer and publicity. The group planned a Christmas party for Dec 1 at the Cornhusker Building.
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Pawnee Scouts Camping Club
Cornhusker
Lordell Zaveisky
Adolph Pacas
Earl Hagelstein
Hreitman
Concordia teachers aid program to aid Aquinas class
Concordia Teachers College of Seward will provide student aides for Aquinas High School in the second quarter. Aims include setting up a laboratory and clinical experiences under teacher supervision. Aides listed include Eileen Allmen, Mary Campbell, John Manwaring, Marilyn Messman, Janet Kapeer, and others.
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David City
Concordia Teachers College of Seward
Aquinas High School
Aquinas
Leddher
Eileen Allmen
Mary Campbell
John Manwaring
Marilyn Messman
Janet Kapeer
Connie Albert
Ken Boehm
Judy Goldhammer
Dan Hrand
Mary Achtenberg
John Elmnhauser
Chuck Steinback
Dean Krata
Gene Witt
Dale Cooper
Debra Schumacher
Linda Hayse
Steve Lute
Bellwood Junior Auxiliary Christmas Program Held
The Bellwood Junior Auxiliary staged a Christmas program for Senior Auxiliary members during the regular meeting Tuesday with 15 junior and 23 senior members present. President Mrs Tom McCawley led the session, thank you notes from servicemen who received Christmas boxes were read, and Santa handed out gifts as carols were sung. Lunch will be served at the Bellwood Coop meeting January 18 with volunteers urged to assist. refreshments were provided by Mines, Frank Benedict, Marguerite Hiller, and Audrey Kreizinger.
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Bellwood — Junior Legion Auxiliary
Tom McCawley
Bellwood Coop of Company
Mines
Frank Benedict
Marguerite Hiller
Audrey Kreizinger
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