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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

1

Grain Futures and Live Cattle Market Snapshot

UPI reports grain and livestock futures with live cattle and frozen pork bellies quoted. Prices show limited activity in Omaha trading with notes on cattle classes and wholesale levels, plus subscription and mailing details for Platte, Butler, Colfix, Merrick and Polk counties.

RHIC UPI Reb Columbus Pee Marth Bymalin Platte Figane Butler Colfix Merrick Seice Polk Nebresks Thenlday

Telegram Milline Call Between D and B 30 P M

Message shows a telephone contact for a telegram service with hours listed as Saturday time ranges. The readable digits and letters indicate a request to call 864-2741 during the day.

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Egg checkoff program approved for research promotion

Washington UPI reports the Agriculture Department approved a $7.5 million annual egg research and promotion checkoff after a nationwide producer referendum, with 73 percent support from 2,160 producers. The industry faces FTC rules about health claims, while the National Egg Nutrition Center cites evidence linking eggs to heart disease risk.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Federal Trade Commission National Commission On Egg Nutrition FRC Ernest GC. Barnes Barnes

Agriculture Dept approves wheat sale to Poland

Washington officials said the Agriculture Department approved a 25.3 million dollar credit to finance about 150000 metric tons of wheat sale to Poland. They also canceled an unused 15.3 million dollar balance from earlier credits for Polish purchases of cotton rice tallow and tobacco.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Poland Department

Fromme Gets Life For Attempted Murder Of Ford

Lynette Fromme, member of the Manson group, sentenced to life in prison for attempting to kill President Ford. She claimed she intentionally did not fire, said she loaded the pistol then ejected a live round, and hurled an apple at the judge.

Wes Ys Fromme Ford Sacramento Calif UPI Lynette Fromme Miss Fromme MecBride Charles Manson Capitol Park Whitch Miss Froome Ithhe Misa Fromme A.S Dwayne Keyes MacBride Manson The International People's Court of Retribution

Schuyler City Council Bans Nude Dancing

Schuyler City Council met Tuesday night to consider an airtight ordinance banning topless or nude dancing as grounds for revoking or suspending liquor licenses. The measure was adopted with emergency action. The meeting also covered police car bids, salary increases, electrical code updates, a natural gas rate hike, and park improvements.

Schuyler Donn. Bieber Utilizes Peoples Natural Gas Jerry McClintic Police Department Russell Addition West Sth Street Vic. Maren AL Smith North Platte

Grand Island Judge delays contempt hearing for Diers Co

Hall County Judge Edward Dixon dismissed John Diers of Diers Motor Co from contempt proceedings but set a January 6 hearing for the Grand Island Daily Independent. The hearing will determine if Clark and Diers should face contempt charges over a Monday advertisement implying a judge found Diers guilty of illegal car sales.

Grand Island, Neb UPT Hall County Edward Dixon John Diers The Diers Motor Co Grand Island Daily Independent Diers Ans Dixon Ken Elson Ralph Clark Independent Clark Elson Eauke

United States completes Louisiana Purchase from France

The United States completed the Louisiana Purchase from France on April 13, marking a major expansion of U.S. territory. France agreed to transfer vast lands in exchange for terms arranged by treaty and purchase.

United States France

Freeze on Enrollment in Omaha Catholic Schools

The Rev. Thomas F. O'Brien says a temporary two month freeze on Catholic school enrollment aims to avoid undermining court ordered public school integration. The Omaha public schools board approves a geographic transfer plan pending U S District Court approval. O'Brien adds that motives of parents enrolling must be genuine and not tied to white segregated academics.

Omaha UPI Thomas F. O'Brien Archdiocesan Vachools Omaha Public School Board U.S. District Court Father O'Brien Father O’brien

Exon seeks emergency loans for 27 Nebraska counties

Gov J James Exon to ask U S Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz for disaster loans for 27 Nebraska counties hit by drought and livestock losses. Emergency Board chair Paul Lindt says counties would qualify for Farmers Home Administration loans at 11 percent up to seven cars. Counties listed include Antelope Cass Cedar Cherry Custer Dakota Dixon Dodge Frontier Gage Johnson Knox Lincoln Nance Nuckolls Otoe Pierce Thayer Thurston Valley Wayne Webster Brown Keya Pasha Buck Boyd and Sherman. Knox and Pierce already eligible for emergency loans due to blizzard livestock losses.

Tingoln Neb J. James Exon Nebraska State Emergency Board Norman Oto Exon U.S. Agriculture Earl Butz Paul Lindt Butz Farmers Home Administration Antelope Cass Cedar Cherry Custer Dakota Dixon Dodge Frontier Gage Johnson Knox Lincoln Nance Nuckells Otoe Pierce Thayer Thurston Valley Wayne Webster Brown Keya Pasha Buck Boyd Sherman Lindt Holt Sindt

Judging Team Captures District 1st at West Point

The senior livestock judging team won first place in the District ST contest held last week in West Point earning a trophy and a purple rosette. Individuals recognized included Se eea and Yuck Wendt with purple rosettes. Calvin Urban placed eighth. The junior team finished eighth with a blue ribbon. members were Tim Asche Randy Wendt and Todd Asche. The event featured 15 chapters with over individuals per division. Also notes visits: Lola Hicks stayed in Lincoln with the Hicks family and attended a DAR luncheon.

Leigh West Point Se Eea Ripbans Yuck Wendt Calvin Urban Alue Tim Asche Randy Wendt Todd Asche

Common Market Walks Out Of UNESCO Meeting

Common Market nations and the United States threaten to quit UNESCO sessions over the Zionism and racism resolution. Delegations from nine member states, plus planned support from the US and Scandinavia, cast questions on the conference’s ability to proceed while abstaining or withdrawing. Israel criticized UNESCO for endorsing the UN resolution amid the 26 to 22 vote, marking the first approval by a UN body. Six major western US rivers originate in Colorado’s mountains including the Colorado, Rio Grande, Arkansas, North and South Platte, and the Republican.

Paris UPI U.N Cotman Market United States Unesco Common Market U.B Israel Agpust U.N. Zionisen U.N. General Assembly Colorado Mountains Rio Grande Arkansas Platte Republican

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