Weekly Livestock Markets Report Omaha Nebraska
Weekly quotations cover hogs sows and feeder stock with price ranges for different weights and grades. Cattle steers heifers and cows show mixed gains while feeder demand flags. lambs firm with scarce demand. Futures on live cattle hogs and pork products listed with highs lows and closes across months.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Nebraska Legislature schedules busy week in Lincoln
The Nebraska Legislature moves to a packed week with 101 bills and hearings in committees and on the floor. Key items include a rare Thursday evening session to set salaries for state employees, a civil service bill for Lancaster County, abortion law challenges, income tax credits for nonworking mothers, and a proposed food sales tax ban. Committees plan hearings across the week with 2 pm start times and multiple bills covering welfare, education, taxation, and public works.
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Jerome Warner
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Veterans’ Affairs
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Record Fertilizer Purchases in First Half of Crop Year
Washington AP reports farmers, amid expectations of high 1974 production, bought record fertilizer quantities in the first half of the crop year. The Fertilizer Institute notes July-December outputs rose 7 percent from a year earlier, while domestic shipments increased 15 percent. Inventories at manufacturing plants were down 43 percent from a year earlier as of December 31, 1973.
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Washington
Fertilizer Institute
Edwin M. Wheeler
Instituter
Postage rates and deadlines for Columbus Nebyi area
Local publication notes daily delivery except Sundays with subscription rates in Columbus and surrounding counties. Annual and monthly prices listed for mail, with special rates for out of state or neighboring counties. Change of address requires notice to the local postmaster and Telegram.
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Neb
Sarriet
Cokmbus
AY Mall
Platte
Boone
Ouier
Calfax
Merrick
Nance
Pak
Qatere
Hebraake
Stock market drifts lower on general uncertainty
The Dow Jones average fell 8.06 to 820.40 as investors waited for a pivotal Arab oil producers meeting next week. Analysts noted potential oil embargo developments, while banks cut prime rates and overall market activity showed mixed results across NYSE, Amex, and OTC indices.
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New York
Ralphy Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Bex
Amex
Sugarbeet Field Workers to Get Wage Increases
Washington AP reports sugarbeet field workers will gain a 15 cent per hour wage boost to 2.30 per hour for time-based hand labor, effective February 18 under federal minimum wage rules. Piecework rates rise 1 to 2.50 per acre, with 1974 minimums of 16.50 for thinning, 21.50 for hoeing, 25.75 for hoe-rimming, and 14 for weeding. blocking and thinning in California set at 37 per acre. Growers must pay at least the federal minimums to qualify for sugar program benefits.
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Washington
Agriculture Departent
California
Aries and others urge social plans for future success
Horoscope for signs including Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces outlines daily advice. It urges social activity, home improvement, consulting experts, study, and responsible choices to improve happiness, finances, and personal tasks.
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Army Reforms Training With One Station Plan
The Army announced a shift to one station training where new soldiers will complete basic and advanced training at the same post. Secretary Callaway said this shortens training time, reduces moves, and leverages branch school expertise. The program aims for savings by consolidating assets, with potential future base realignments and closures anticipated later in the year.
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Washington
the Army
Howard H. Callaway
Army
Nuns Campaign for ERA Rights in Florida
Two nuns from the Adrian Dominican order in Florida campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment, calling it a fundamental issue for all and noting religious women can broaden the fight for justice. Sister Helen Duggan and Sister Carolyn Royal discuss church involvement, legislative status, and past resolutions supporting sisters who take unpopular stands. The article also briefly mentions tree spraying for pests.
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U.S
Helen’ Duggan
Southeastern
Adrian Dominican Order
Innes
Onld
United States
Carolyn Royal
Tosarian Academy
ERA
Carolyn
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