Stock Market Today in Columbus Nebraska
New York markets report gains and losses for major firms including Ford Motors Fruehauf International Harvester IBM and more. The list shows varied percentages for companies such as General Electric General Motors and Kroger with notable rises for Merck MinnMan Woolworth and Mariner among others.
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UPI
FordMtrs
Fruehauf
Gam Sko
GenDyna
Gen Elec
Gen Tel
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Goodyear
Kresge
Kroger
Litton
Dockhol
Mar Oil
Marcer
Maytag
Merck
Woolwrth
County Court Fines Listed For Platte County Tuesday
Platte County Court fined numerous Columbus residents and others on Tuesday for speeding and related offenses. Names include Betty Hoppe of Schuyler ten dollars and Glen Sprague of Elwood twenty five. also failures to appear fines up to twenty five. Other violations cover improper or overweight parking and overgross loads with fines ranging from one to seventy five dollars.
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Platte County
Columbus
Betty Hoppe
Schuyler
Glen Sprague
Elwood
Michael Stutzman
Alta
Huss
Texas
Henry
South Dakota
Bruce Dawson
Arizona
Ervin Just
Herron Pate
Joseph Rinke
Katherine
Dwayne Cooley
Robert Lamoree
Stromsburg
Jerry Anderson
Arthur Zukoski
Livestock Futures Report From CHICAGO Market
Chicago market summaries show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with settled values. Contracts for live cattle February through August log varied gains and losses while frozen bellies March and May show mixed activity. Hog futures for February through June display declines from peak intraday quotes amid steady demand.
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Chicago
UPI
Senate hearing on Nebraska pesticide bill raises costs
Sen Loran Schmit notes the public hearing on the federal pesticide bill may force Nebraska to enact a comprehensive state law. He warns of higher costs to farmers dealers and homeowners from certifications forms and inspections and predicts the federal action could raise taxes and bureaucracy while shifting blame to the state legislature. He urges public attendance and outlines other issues to be addressed in session.
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Loran Schmit
Senate
Committee On Culture and Environment
Congress
Nebraska
Departmen of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
United States
Two Killed in Gresham Neb Car Crash
A one car crash southeast of Gresham killed Harry Edgerly 50 York and Richard Gruber 41 rural Waco and left Raymond Sullivan 42 York in critical condition at Lincoln hospital. Driver Robert Burnham York escaped with minor injuries and was treated and released.
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Gresham, Neb
UPI
Gresham
Harry Edgerly
York
Richard Gruber
Waco
Lincoln
Raymond Sullivan
Robert Burnham
York General Hospital
Three Teens Injured In Columbus Car Crash
Three Columbus teenagers were injured Monday night when a car driven by Mathis Gubbels struck a parked truck owned by Johnny Griffiths. Kathy Weiser Jean Haney and Dan Martin sustained cuts and bruises and were taken to Behlenaay Hospital. Vehicle damage totaled 400 dollars. Eight other non injury accident reports were released detailing various hits and runs and parked vehicles with small cash damages at multiple addresses.
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Columbus
8Th Street
Mathis Gubbels
2Nd Avenue
Johnny Griffiths
Route 5
Gubbels
Kathy Weiser
9Th Street
Jean Haney
Dan Martin
15Th Avenue
Behlenaay Hospital
19Th Street
Gary Modelski
13Th Street
Stephen Anderson
Tobiason
Columbus Bowl
Alan Daniels
33Rd Avenue
Lyle Holdren
Columbus Library Notes and New Books This Week
Librarian WIN JACOBSEN reports a quiet Christmas week with memorials to the Columbus Library Foundation honoring Shirley Wilken and Fred Behlen from local donors and a donation from Mrs Sven Loomis. New books include Rebel Heiress by Jane Aiken Hodge, The Four Days of Mayaguez by Roy Rowan, Musical Stages by Richard Rodgers, and Formulas Methods Tips and Data For Home and Workshop by Kenneth M Swezey.
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Win. Jacobsen
Columbus Library Foundation
Shirley Wilken
Eugene Krumland
Laird Loomis
Shirley's Bridge Club
Fred Behlen
Ivan Schmid
Elsie Norton
Spencer Norton
Sven Loomis
Jane Aiken Hodge
Henrietta Marchmont
London
Marchmont
Hamet
Mayaguez
Roy Rowan
Cambodia
Richard Rodgers
Kenneth M. Swezey
Christmas Eve Guests Gather Across Several Families
Mrs. Rosenthal hosted Christmas Eve guests at her home with Tony and Cecilia Rosenthal and multiple Rosenthal relatives from Humphrey Platte Center Columbus and Omaha plus Jim Schmidt Jerry Rosenthal Edwin Bender Bob Fischer and others. Another group with Josephine Sliva hosted Rich Payzant Jim Sliva Bernie Sliva and Tom Sliva from Belle Plain Columbus Humphrey and Ralston. Alvin Kate and family joined Ralph Koziol in Humphrey for holiday visits. Mrs. ie Shemek hosted dinner guests including Don Dohmen Leo Stec and Hermie Krings and families.
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Caroline Sliva
Ralston
Alvin Kate
Ralph Koziol
Humphrey
Ie Shemek
Messrs
Mmes
Don Dohmen
Schribner
Leo Stec
Columbus
Hermie Krings
Park Board warns Schuyler lagoon unsafe for skating
Schuyler Park Board member Dale Busch announced on Monday that fresh water is being pumped into the park lagoon making it unsafe for ice skating. The new tennis courts at the north and south parks have been flooded for skating, and residents are encouraged to use them.
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Schuyler — Park Board
Dale Busch
Platte County Planning and Supervisors Meet in January Sessions
Public notices announce a Platte County Joint Planning Commission meeting on January 7 1976 at 7 30 p.m. in Columbus Nebraska with an agenda available from Secretary Mylen Wegener and a Board of Supervisors meeting on January 8 1976 at 9 00 a.m. in Columbus for reorganization. The notices also cover statutory salary disclosures for Loup River Public Power District officers led by President Dr F J Brown with $1 800.
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Platte County Joint Planning Commission
Columbus
Nebraska
Humphrey
Mylen Wegener
Platte County Board OF Supervisors
Supervisors
Platte County
Milton J. Langan
Loup River
Local Board Officers and Salaries Listed
The document lists officers and salaries: H. Keith Newton $1,200 as Second, Robert C. Kayton $1,200 as Treasurer, Edward J. Sink $1,200 as Secretary, John C. Byrnes $1,200 as General Manager, Max E. Kiburz $33,000 as Assistant General Manager, Robert L. White $25,512 as Deputy Treasurer, Vernon G. Beckmann $23,496 as Assistant Secretary, Maxine Kolm $10,548 as Assistant Secretary, with Mrs Maxine Kolm named Assistant Secretary.
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H. Keith Newton
Robert C. Kayton
Edward J. Sink
John C. Byrnes
Max (E. Kiburz
Robert £. White
Vernon G. Beckmann
Maxine Kolm
Notice to Bidders for Builder's Hardware Contract 72 472
Nebraska Public Power District extends bid deadline for Contract 72 472 Builder's Hardware at Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland Nebraska. Bids now due 10:00 a.m. C.S.T. January 21 1976 at Columbus office with bid bonds and certified checks required. Contract documents available from Purchasing Director and Stearns Roger Denver office. district may reject all bids. By order Board of Directors General Manager D W Hill. 12:31 1:7 14
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Nebraska Public Power District
Gerald Gentleman Station
Sutherland
Nebraska
C.S.T
J.M. White
14Th Street
Columbus
P.Q. Box
A.J. Davis
Stearns-Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
Board of Directors
D.W. Hill
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