Market Egg and Livestock Prices in Lincoln and Omaha
USDA Nebraska market report shows eggs higher with Grade A Large 32-45 cents, Medium 29-43, Small 20-24. Hogs trading firm to higher, loads 270-380 pounds steady, 190-270 pounds up to 270-380 range. cattle, feeders, and cows varied with primes around 38-39 dollars for a 1,150-1,402 pound range. Estimated Friday receipts list cattle around 200, hogs variable, sheep none.
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Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service
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Neb
New York
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T&t
MG Richard
Avco Corp
Barden
Chrysler
Collins
Freigi
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Greyhound
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Ta P&l
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Fifth try clicks for soldiers
An unidentified soldier passed through a Logan Airport metal detector in Boston during a hijack scare. Repeated alarms and alarms followed as the soldier removed items including a jacket, dog tags, and a pocket compass before security discovered the issue was steel arch supports.
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Boston
Logan Airport
Sky Marshall
Columbus Telegraph Shows Subscription Rate Oddities
The notice outlines subscription pricing by carrier and mail in various towns, listing annual rates around 13.08 and 17.00, with regional pricing for Boone, Colfax, Merckk, Nance and Polk. It also mentions a change of address process and a claim about the local postmaster and telegraph wall.
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Columbus
Pialit
Boone
Auifers Colfax
Merckk
Nance
Polk Gourdea
Webverka
Nebraska towns miss revenue sharing funds delay
Twenty Nebraska villages and sixty townships will not receive revenue sharing checks for a time due to missing information like mailing addresses. Named villages include Prosser Elgin Brewster Gibbon Miller Alva Glenvil Hooper Snyder Sheles Stockville Blue Springs Cla junta Brule Denton Hallam Thomis Newport Rushville and Rosalie. The Treasury will distribute funds once correct addresses are supplied or eligibility is confirmed. Local agencies are notifying the affected municipalities.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Treasury Department
Prosser
Elgin
Brewster
Gibbon
Miller
Alva
Glenvil
Hooper
Snyder
Sheles
Stockville
Blue Springs
Clajunta
Brule
Denton
Hallam
Thomis
Newport
Rushville
Rosalie
Horoscope Forecast for Friday December 22
The reading covers Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Chilibre Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with advice on finances travel romance and temper. It highlights personal strengths like practicality charm humanitarianism and leadership and warns against excess drinking and temper. It notes a newborn child favorability for religious training and structured planning for success.
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Scorpio
Bigwige
P.m. Sagittarius
Capricorn
Mate
Aquarius
Con
Academe
Walter Matthau Outshines Setbacks to Peak Comedy
New York AP profile on Walter Matthau portrays him as naturally funny off screen, with a life of hardship, service in WWII, and a rise from Broadway to The Odd Couple and beyond. He discusses philosophy, career choices, future aging, and personal tastes and dislikes.
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New York
Walter Matthau
Walter
Matthau
Fatty
Lonch
Pete “N
Tillie
Carol Burnett
Coldwater East Side
Waller
Jack Lennon
Matthay
Investigating Fire Destroys King Lake Home
Officials probe a blaze that destroyed a one story King Lake residence. Fourteen firemen from Waterloo and Valley fought the fire for about two hours. the vacant home was unoccupied when the fire started.
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King Lake
Feed grain program called scary by Nebraska congressman
Rep. Charles Phone of Nebraska calls the 1973 feed grain program announced by Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz scary. He notes success hinges on continued farm exports near the 1972 record, with unchanged loan levels from 1972 and a set aside that reduces idle land and boosts production. He argues the program aims to cut government income support and raise market income for farmers as grain surpluses have shrunk.
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Washington (Ap
Charles Phone
R-Neb
Earl Butz
Thone
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Outstanding farm family honored
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Ae. and Mrs. Gary Hellerich and daughters Terri and Karen were honored by the Northeast Lincoln Kiwanis Club as the 1974 outstanding farm family. Hellerich of Valparaiso runs a small operation with 2 acres of corn 200 of cheat and 40 of sorghum. Both hosts hold bachelor and master degrees from the University of Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
Gary Hellerich
Terri
Karen
Northeast
Lincoln
SEC Eyes Allowing Projections in Corporate Forecasts
The SEC may abandon four decades of barring future earnings projections and allow companies to disclose estimates of future earnings. Chairman William Casey frames the change as an option rather than a mandate, aiming to boost investor confidence while preventing abuses.
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John Cunniff
New York
Fivestar
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
SEC
William Casey
State Department
Casey
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