22 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1973
Page
1
Friday markets show mixed livestock trading with thin bids and uneven weights. Prices range broadly across several lots with some highs near 50 to 55 and many items showing gaps of 1 to 5 dollars. Sows command strength with higher prices, while other categories fluctuate amid thin demand.
The Telegram newspaper lists subscription rates and delivery options for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. It notes daily publication except Sundays, holiday observances, and a change of address process. It includes a missing telegram contact number and a customer service phone window.
The Lincoln Education Association representing about 600 teachers votes to close its monthly council meetings to the public. President Dick Petri says press releases will be issued and the action does not conflict with state open meetings laws.
Sun day forecast offers Aries Taurus Gemini and others practical tips and cautions. It highlights planning patience and social activity with guidance on finances health and relationships.
The Senate approved a 2 billion government aid bill by 48 to 52 vote to salvage financially distressed railroads in the Northeast and Midwest. Democrats Hughes Clark Town Stevenson and Huling supported. Republicans Curtis Hruska from Nebraska joined.
Community calendar from Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce lists meetings and events. Highlights include Neon and Journey luncheon at UTKS Club at 9:30 a.m. on December 21. Loup Power District Board and City Council sessions noted with times in early January.
Pokorny a Nebraska organizer tied to McGovern’s campaign and listed on Nixon enemies list. He says the effort was political harassment while other Nebraskans named include Lars Lamberty and Nick Newman. The six month IRS probe found no harassment of listed individuals.
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