Omaha Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs were 50-75 lower with receipts over 280 lb mostly steady for heavier animals. Sow prices fell, cattle and calves 1.00 higher overall, cows mostly steady to 30 higher, feeders strong. Notable items include record 1,125 lb steers at 44.25, and prime range 43.50-44.00 for 1,095-1,250 lb cattle. Slaughter lambs up about 25 with scarce ewes. Tuesday receipts: calves 5,500 hogs 6,000 sheep 1,880.
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Lincoln Weather Data Now Accessible to Pilots
Pilots in Columbus and surrounding areas can obtain Lincoln area weather reports by contacting the Flight Service Station in Lincoln via any phone. An FAA funded Enterprise number 9924 is installed in Columbus enabling pilots to request Lincoln weather through an operator. Herman Person, Airport Authority chair, notes additional Nebraska loans use the enterprise number.
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Columbus
Area
Lincoln
Federal Aviation Administration
Enterprise
Herman Person
Airport Authority
Nebraska
Hough
Colimbos
Ladies Aid Accepts 1973 Programs At St Paul Lutheran
At St Paul Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Pastor David Nelson. The 1973 programs were accepted and distributed. Plans for World Day of Prayer on March 2 were discussed and representatives from participating churches will meet February 14 to plan the service. An evening meal for Lutheran Church Men on March 4 was decided, with Mrs. Dan as hostess serving lunch.
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Leigh
David Nelson
Ladies Aid
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Giany
Dan
Change of Address Ad Published by The eRe Telegram
A damaged clipped notice from The eRe Telegram lists address and subscription details for Columbus Nebraska. It notes a change of address procedure and urges subscribers to update their records with the correct new address.
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Cérelur
Columbus
Mall
Plante
Bose
David City vandalism targets windows in weekend spree
David City Police investigate vandalism that shattered 14 windows in 11 autos parked on or near city streets Saturday night. Chief Rodney Ainsworth cites objects used in the destruction and lists several local owners affected. Vandal(s) also broke three plate glass windows at Trowbridge Motors showroom.
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David City
City Steents
Rodney Ainsworth
Art Brown
Clarence Graybill
Joseph Hanus
Harold Hosch
Charles F. Johnson
Alphonse Rush
Greg Sabata
Josephine Sloup
Albert Warren
John Ekeler
Blair
Blair and @ladys Kazisch
Lincoln
Trowbridge Motors
Aries and Taurus Health and Career Guidance Horoscope
Aries shares health temper tips and personal balance while Taurus urges solving program issues and planning activities. Gemini calls career focus, Libra weighs duties, and Scorpio seeks accountability. Aquarius promises abundance and Pisces emphasizes health and decisive choices tonight.
Hal Boyle's Mailbag Says Longevity and Lifestyles
A roundup from Hal Boyle's column noting National Geographic findings on living to 100, habits for long life, and optimism about increasing lifespans, with quips on drinking, marriage, outdoor activity, and mountain living. It touches on arson motives, quotes from Frank Lloyd Wright and Fred Allen, owl vision, a hotelier carillon anecdote, and Baudelaire.
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New York
National Geographic
United States
Frank Lloyds Wright
Fred Allen
Gerald Goodman
Baudelaire
Cargo ships awaiting de-mining
The United States reports nearly a dozen Communist cargo vessels may be sailing toward Haiphong or Chinese ports for North Vietnam once mines are cleared. A U S Navy delegation led by Rear Admiral Brian McCauley plans talks with North Vietnamese officials on demining and safe passage amid ongoing Soviet and Chinese support through land routes and the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Maiphong
U.S. Navy
Adm
Brian McCauley
Riks
McCauley
Haiphong
U.S
China
South China
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Genoa High School Names Honor Students Second Quarter
Genoa High School announces second quarter honor roll with seniors Bob Andreasen Pat Cave Loree Tawson Sandy Paulson Jim Pearson Linda Ramaekers Rick Swanson Jerome Wardeman. Honor lists include juniors Alan Batlles Marty Carlson Brad Cromivall Joan Sromivéll Paul Greisen Bob Johnson Betsy Koziol Steve Nehrig Don Nelson Gerri Pilakowski Ira Street Kyle Weight Mary Lowickley. Sophomores Donna Anderson Kris Kaup Doug Pearson Lymm Pearson Peg Strong Jerry Pearson. Freshmen Ann Ratlles John Droz Don Johnson Paul Pearson Betty Pilakowski Susan Sémpek Robby Snyder Diane Street Linotle Stiiad.
Schuyler Boy Scouts Carnival Plans and Local Updates
Schuyler announces annual Boy Scout Carnival from 7 to 9 40 p m on Wednesday and Thursday with games and concessions. Advanced tickets available at troop offices and carnival. General chairmen include Verne Brean Dr Jack Theisen and Floyd Futtak. Local illness notes report 79 chickenpox cases at Schuyler Elementary with 30 at Westward and six at Northward. POW Capt Naamyth Jr name found among released captives and POW bracelet worn by Tami Kroeger. Gene Harmon Day planned with bus trip to Omaha for Creighton-Marquette game. Tickets for the event are on sale at the Commercial office.
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Tay $E
Iree
Genral
Verne Brean
Jack Theisen
Floyd Futtak
Mary Agnes Broz
Worng
Shere
Hich
Omaha
Creighton-Marquette
Her of Commerta
Derailment Forces Evacuation in Downingtown PA
A Penn Central freight train derailed before dawn in Downingtown Pennsylvania, spilling large amounts of sulfuric acid and other chemicals. The incident prompted the evacuation of about 1,500 residents as authorities fought to contain fumes and assess damage.
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Downingtown
Penn Central
Seek cause of blast at Eagle Grove
The Eagle Grove blaze killed at least 13 and destroyed three buildings. The BCI will join the state fire marshal to determine the explosion’s cause, with possible additional fatalities and ongoing searches for missing persons. IPS tested gas facilities with no leaks found. investigators probe other building sources.
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Iowa
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
State Safes
Michael Sedlers
Sellers
Wilbur Johnson
Iown
Woodrow Louk
IPS
Johnson
Kenneth Brauman
FPS
Brauman
Bergman Named Superintendent Of Arbor Lodge State Park
Willard Barbee announced Craig Bergman of Nebraska City has been named superintendent of Arbor Lodge State Park. Bergman, assistant superintendent since Oct 1971, replaces Ira Glasser who retired after 11 years. Bergman, a Colorado State University graduate, also serves with the Colorado Game Fish and Parks Department before coming to Nebraska City. No successor named for Bergman.
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Nebraska — City
Neb
State Game and Parks Commission
Yugoslav dancers win Columbus audience at Friends of Music
Yugoslav Frula dancers captivated a Columbus Senior High auditorium crowd with vibrant color, varied costumes, and energetic folk routines. The program featured about 20 selections highlighting youth, skilled musicianship, humor, and dynamic staging that left the audience warm and enthusiastic.
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Ray Gattermeyer
Yugoslavia
Dragoslav- Dradzevic
Columbus
Biljana
Torler
Nine new NPPD employees named in Columbus posts
Eugene P F Wiltgen 46 named instruction manager at NPPD Columbus general office. He is an Iowa State University electrical engineer with Air Force service, three children, and St Isidore Church ties. Other hires include draftsman Paul Schettler and junior draftsman Dave Zastera. Also listed are custodian Bradley Nelson, PEX operator Marilyn Stenzel, and four stenographers Doris Lesiak Donna Rabourn Anne Schmidt Cynthia Rodgers, with varied hometowns, education, and church affiliations.
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Christine
Joni
St. Isidore Church
NPPC
Paul SI. Schettler
Canada
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norms Jean
Lee
Joel
Dave Zastera
Columbus Bip School
Judy
Bradley J. Nelson
Columbus High
Platte College
Marilyn Ann Stenzel
Lincoln
Alyin
The
Highland Park
Doris Mae Lesiak
Genoa
Fullerton High School
Richard
Gregory
Gina
St. Bonaventure Church
Donna Jean Rabourn
St. Bonaventure High School
Bomb threat forces 747 to land in Omaha survive scare
United Airlines 77 jet from Los Angeles to New York made an unscheduled landing at Omaha Eppley Field after a bomb threat. With 99 passengers and 14 crew aboard, the plane turned back from near New York City and, due to headwinds and fuel use, landed in Omaha. The aircraft was searched all night and no bomb was found.
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API
United Air Lines 77
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John Wisda
Denver
Owever
Wisda
Eppley Air Field
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