Grain Futures in Chicago Market Report
Grain ranges shown with weights from 200 to over 300 pounds. Prices listed for No 1-3, No 2-3, and No 2-4 categories across weight brackets. The report notes feeder cattle, canner and cutter values at 16.50 with overall market activity ongoing.
Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Market Prices
UPI data shows live cattle hogs and frozen pork bellies with bid prices and daily ranges. The Columbus Telegram lists market figures and subscription rates for its Nebraska readership.
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North Platte museum delays completion in Lincoln County
North Platte in western Nebraska struggles to finish the Lincoln County Historical Society museum after more than five years of effort. The project, aimed at showcasing Buffalo Bill Cody legacy and regional history, has $20,000 still needed to reach completion.
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Judiciary panel to review Ford Nixon pardon testimony
The House Judiciary Committee staff will review President Ford's testimony on his Nixon pardon decisions. Chairman Rodino ordered the inquiry while Ford's White House aides defended the record as accurate and complete, denying a Post report about Haig being told a pardon was coming.
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Citibank Lifts Prime Interest Rate to 7 Percent
First National City Bank raises its prime rate to 7 percent from 7 percent making Citibank align with most U S commercial banks. The move, effective Monday, follows Federal Reserve signals of rising short term rates and follows a period of steady higher rates elsewhere.
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Exner says story of Kennedy link to be told right
Judith Campbell Exner's attorney says a forthcoming book or TV pieces will reveal more about her relationship with President Kennedy. The ex‑companion to Giancana and Roselli stated the full story will come later, possibly via articles or a TV interview, but no further news conferences.
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Wheeler dies former Joint Chiefs chair at 67 in Maryland
General Earle G. Wheeler died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a stroke at his Martinsburg farm. The longtime Joint Chiefs of Staff chair from 1964 to 1970 oversaw U.S. Vietnam policy during Johnson and Nixon eras and later joined Monsanto as a director. He was 67 and survived by his wife Frances Rogers Howell and one son.
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Deputy Trapped in Auto Wash Amid Wind Door Mishap
GRESHAM Oregon deputy becomes trapped inside a car during an automatic wash as a gust blows out the exit door. Soap and water fill the car while brushes scrub relentlessly until rescue workers break glass and pry loose the twisted door to free him.
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Juggle cabinet in South Korea
South Korean President Park Chung-hee replaced Premier Kim Jong-pil and nine other top officials in a major cabinet reshuffle. Choi Kyu-ha was named acting prime minister, with Kim resigning for health reasons. Choi, 56, a former Foreign Minister, will serve until approval next year.
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Some U S Soldiers May Remain In Laos
A U S official said after a Laos trip there was no evidence that American soldiers stayed in the country. He noted 577 Americans were missing and he believed a small number of deserters or prisoners could still be alive in remote villages.
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Lincoln Unicameral tentatively approves state budget base
The Unicameral committee backs a 9 percent rise in general fund expenditures to 359 million dollars for next year. Agencies seek about 405 million, with universities and state colleges receiving increases including 11 million of a 30 million hike to NU. Public welfare and other departments see proposed boosts as hearings begin.
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Fromme Faces Life Term After Ford Attack
In Sacramento a tearful Lynette Fromme told jailers she did not expect life in prison for attempting to assassinate President Ford. Her former roommate said Fromme would appeal, citing flimsy evidence and hoping to free the Manson family. They shared an attic apartment eight blocks from the Ford incident location.
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