Prices Rise Broadly on Stock Market Amid Trade Surplus News
Reports of a record U S foreign trade surplus boosted investor optimism on the New York Stock Exchange early today. The Dow edged higher to 849 26 as advances outpaced declines in active trading, with notable gains for United Airlines Delta American and Polaroid and mixed results on the Amex.
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Getty Oil
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Hughes Tool
Ohio Standard
Exxon
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Amex
New England Nuclear
Systems Engineering
Omaha Livestock PMAHA market report
Livestock prices mixed as cattle and calves see modest gains while hogs rise early then ease toward week’s end. Steers and heifers up to 25 to 75 cents higher for the week, cows mostly higher. hog weights 190 to 260 pounds steady to 50 cents higher, heavier hogs 50 cents lower. Week totals show 8000 fewer cattle and calves than a year ago, with advance Monday estimates for cattle 500, hogs 6000, sheep 700.
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Columbus Telegram notice page with rates and contact
The Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates 50 cents monthly by carrier, 16.00 yearly by mail in nearby counties, and 25.00 nationwide. It notes publication days, holiday closures, and change of address procedures, with a missing Telegram contact line to call for assistance.
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Spricks Spend Sunday in Hooper
Mr and Mrs Steve Sprick held a pre Christmas dinner and gift exchange Sunday at the home of his parents in Hooper. Christmas dinner guests included the Bob Stuhr family and relatives from Shelby Norfolk Neligh Central City and Lincoln. Christmas Eve guests anticipated at the Van Winkle and Lippincott homes and Christmas supper at the Beck home featured multiple local families. Rex Graham home plans included Kenny Lisko the Gaedeke and Liss families with Ed Stankoski.
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Steve Sprick
Clinton Sprick
Hooper
E.M. Jacobsen
Bob Stuhr
Shelby
Iowa
Linda Stuhr
Norfolk
LaVern Hauptmann
Neligh
Loyd Adkinson
Central City
L.T
Cecil Larson
Grand Island
Hilda Carlson
Rex Graham
Kenny Lisko
California
Ron Graham
Dave Liss
Ed Stankoski
Holiday Visit Notes From Creston and Nearby Towns
Students Ellen Hulsebus of Wayne State College and Kathie Prang of the University of Nebraska are home for holidays. A gathering in Central City brought together the Bachman siblings and Dorthea Sander. A pre Christmas dinner hosted by Anna Fischer included Scheffler Schwannebeck Walter and Ahrens families from Leigh. Hoeslys spent the weekend in Valentine with Dan Hoesly. Darryl Shockley and family from Columbus visited Alvin Claussen.
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Creston
Ellen Hulsebus
Wayne State College
Kathie Prang
University of Nebraska
Stanley Bachman
Louise Bachman
Frieda Inquist
Herminé
Bachman
Hulda Boning
Dorthea Sander
Central City
Anna Fischer
John Scheffler
Floyd, Schwannebeck
Agnes Walter
Charles Ahrens
Leigh
Elmer Hoesly
Valentine
Dan Hoesly
Darryl Shockley
Columbus
Alvin Claussen
Kouma Completes Seven Weeks Training at State Center
Bellwood Marshal Ray Kouma completed seven weeks of training at the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center in Grand Island. The program required 300 hours of instruction covering legal subjects patrol firearms physical education criminal investigation and human behavior.
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Grand Island
FBI reports 11 percent rise in serious U S crime in nine months
Attorney General Edward Levi called the increase intolerable though the pace of rise was slower than last year. Violent crimes rose 8 percent in nine months and property crimes 11 percent, with the South and rural areas seeing the largest jumps.
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White Christmas Delights Turn Cold Across Nation
Storms pounded the Northeast with foot and a half snows as Rhode Island and Massachusetts faced heavy drifts and school closures. In Florida, December warmth vanished with record cold, while the Southwest warned of snow from Arizona to Texas. The Weather Service predicted white Christmas across the Great Lakes to Missouri and Wyoming snowfall.
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Sunday Dinner Gatherings at Miksch and Thomas Homes
Sunday dinners brought together families from Council Bluffs Omaha Fremont Prague Columbus and Platte Center at the Miksch home of Albert and Margie Miksch and at St Joseph Social hall hosted by Joe and Mrs Thomas. Sister Viola OSM will stay through Friday. A son William of Minnesota could not attend.
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Albert Miksch
Margie
Fritz Reinig
Council Bluffs
Mary Viola Osm
Omaha
John A. Miksch
John Miksch
Viola
Miksch
St. Joseph
Joe Thomas
Irvin Lichtenfeld
William
Minnesota
Christmas in advance at Silver Creek
A pre Christmas supper and gift exchange was held at the Dave Beck home Saturday night with guests Greg Johnson Troy and Chrissy Osceola Mr and Mrs Dave Beck Tracy Mr and Mrs Ron Cuba Jolene and Mr and Mrs Joe Beck Winkle and sons of Chappell visited Mrs Etta Shepherd in Clarks Sunday afternoon and others visited York and Kehlen hospital in Columbus.
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Dave Beck
Greg Johnson
Troy
Chrissy
Osceola
Tracy
Ron Cuba
Jolene
Joe Beck
Dennis van Winkle
Chappell
Clinton Colby
Etta Shepherd
Clarks
Jack Burger
Kirk
Kim
Greg Burger
Casi Jo
York
L.T. van Winkle
Sons of
John Oppliger
Otto Schupbach
Kehlen Hospital
Columbus
Carrig Family Christmas Dinner At St Joseph Hall
Members of the Carrig family held a pre Christmas dinner at St Joseph Social Hall on Sunday night. Attendees included Mrs Josephine Carrig Mrs Bob Kluever and Mary Jo. Mr and Mrs Francis Mr and Mrs David Murphy and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Carrig and family. Marie Jones Harold Evans Nancy Skinner Andy Wieser. Louie Bartholomew Jimmie and Jamie. Coleen O Hear n and Jay Burton. and many others from Columbus Lincoln Norfolk Omaha Grand Island Platte Center West Point and Dodge. Relatives from Fort Collins and family members from Omaha attended with gift exchange on Tuesday evening.
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Lawrence Gronenthal
Clete Brunnert
West Point
Clarence Kaup
Dodge
Larry Gronenthal
Sons home for holidays from across the region
Dr. Doug Cowgill of Bethel Alaska arrives for holidays with his parents Dr and Mrs Bruce Cowgill. Kent Cowgill from Winona Minnesota joins. Wayne Wruble of Shawnee Oklahoma visits his in laws Ned and Mrs Powers in Genoa. The group shares a pre Christmas dinner at Steve Powers home in Norfolk and others drop by Clarkson hospital in Omaha for Sunday visitations.
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Doug Cowgill
Bethel
Alaska
Bruce Cowgill
Kent Cowgill
Winona
Minn
Wayne Wruble
Shawnee
Okla
Ned Powers
Genoa
Wayne Wrable
Doug
Texas Cattle Quarantine Begins to Curb Shipments
The Agriculture Department announced a federal quarantine of Texas cattle starting January 5 1976 to halt brucellosis spread. Exemptions apply to steers and spayed heifers while indemnities to infected cattle and federal testing support cease January 1. A “qualified herd” designation requires two consecutive brucellosis free tests and separate testing for each shipment within 30 days. More than 100 Indian tribes lived in California at one time.
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Tax cut bill may last longer than six months
The six month extension signed by President Ford keeps last year’s tax cuts with some revisions. Withholding rates won’t change yet, but lawmakers may extend or expand relief into the election year. Changes include higher standard deductions, new $35 credits per person and dependent, an alternate credit, and the earned income credit continued as a 10 percent handout up to $4,000 earned.
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