New York Stock Market Roundup from Dow Jones Averages
UPI stock tables show midday prices with major gains and losses across industries. Notable values include Alcoa, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, and Bethlehem Steel, among others, reflecting broad market movement with several large and mid cap names advancing or retreating as trading proceeds.
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New York
UPI
AllisChal
EiPwr
T&t
Beavis
BeeDie
Bendix
Beth Sth
Boeing
Borden
Cessna
Chrys
Towa P&l
Johns MN
Kennecott
Kopper
Kresge
Kroger
Litton
Lockhol
Maytag
Merck
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Nat Bise
Olin Corp
Owens-Ill
Penney
PepsiGola
St. Regis
SanFerid
Sears
Shell Ol
Simmons
So Pac
Sperry
SO Ind
Stgns JP
Stude
Texaco
Tex Inst
UN Carb
UN Electrie
Utd Corp
US Gyps
US Steel
West UN
Wstghs el
Weyert
Wickes
Woolwith
Dow Jones
Indus
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
UPI notes cattle and calves 7,000 with steers and heifers unevenly weak to 50 cents lower and cows mostly steady. Hog markets fall 30 to 75 dollars with various weight classes listed. Sheep shows gains for slaughter lambs, with heaviest demand for certain shorn and woolled lambs. Estimates for Wednesday project cattle and calves at 5,000, hogs 5,000, sheep 400.
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Omaha
UPI
Livestock futures report from Chicago markets
Live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading data show Feb live cattle at 34.05 with rise to 44.07. Apr 35.80. Jun 36.75 and Aug at 38.25. Frozen pork bellies quoted around 63.50. Trading volumes listed for each contract and month.
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Chicago
Nebraska Resources Foundation adds five Nebraska Diplomats
Five Nebraskans prominent in business communities become new Nebraska Diplomats under the Nebraska Resources Foundation. Harold E. Joiner and James E. George of Columbus, Ralph W. Shaw and Irvin H. Smith of Omaha, and Eldon L. Adams of Tours City join the program, with Shaw and Smith holding key Public Power District roles. Diplomats pledge to assist Nebraska's Economic Development Department to boost industrial growth. about 200 leaders already serve. The foundation is led by president Marvin G. Schmid with Governor Exon serving as ex-officio chairman.
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Liuncoln
Nebraska Resources Foundation
Harold E. Joiner
James E. George
Columbus
Ralph W. Shaw
Irvin H. Smith
Omaha
Eldon L. Adams
Toup City
Shaw
Smith
Becton-Dickinson Company
Adams
Sherman County Insurance Agency
Sherman County Bank
Nebraska
Marvin G. Schmid
J. James Exon
Two Albion sweethearts celebrate birthdays and Valentines
Erin Taux daughter of Ron and Mrs Laux turns two on February 14 while Amy Warrier daughter of Paul Warner also has a February birthday. Erin’s arrival coincided with the USPS Valentine Love stamp issue and her grandfather provided stamps for the announcements.
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Albion
Erin Taux
Ron Laux
Amy Warrier
Paul Warner
Erin
U.S. Postal Service
Valentine
Amy
Warners
Laux
Albion High School
Warner
Zodiac Horoscope for February 12 1975
Aries to Pisces provide daily guidance with cautions on trust and aims. The column notes resource stability this year but warns against overspending and urges practical action and frank dealings.
Yeutter urges swift action on Ford plan for farm economy
Clayton Yeutter, assistant secretary of agriculture, pressed for rapid adoption of President Ford's economic program at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He argued tax cuts would boost buying power and help revive growth, with a bright outlook for foreign sales of U S farm products, noting higher beef prices abroad and a shift toward the Orient. He warned against returning to old reserve programs, urging other nations to hold reserves instead.
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Omaha
UPI
Clayton Yeutter
United States
Ford
Yeutter
Chamber of Commerce
International Affairs and Commodity Programs
Nebraska
Middle West
First Baptist Church names 1975 church officers
Albion church announces 1975 officers including Donald Fox as chairman of trustees Ralph Reichenberg as church moderator Mildred Atwater as church clerk Melvin Atwater as finance secretary Walker Walling as treasurer Mrs Delbert Thomazin as mission treasurer Lifetime honorary deacons are Clay Sparks and Everett Wilmot Lifetime deaconesses are Mrs Sparks and Mrs Wilmot
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Albion
First Baptist Church
Donald Fox
Ralph Reichenberg
Mildred Atwater
Melvin Atwater
Walker Walling
Delbert Thomazin
Clay Sparks
Everett Wilmot
Reagan to Speak at Grand Island Chamber Meeting
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan will address Grand Island, Nebraska, at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Friday. He arrives Monday at 2 30 p m and will hold a news conference at 4 30 p m.
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Reagan
Grand Island
Grand Island, Neb
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Bridge play hints from a cryptic excerpt
A fragment from a bridge hand shows a request for two strategies to dump a laser. The notation lists South with K9 and others, a six no trump sequence, and an opening lead involving a queen. The readable parts suggest discussion of bidding and defensive play strategies without clear context.
North bid with rhinoceros slant in bridge hand
North bid boldly after partner opened spades and South, facing a strong dummy, considers opening with ten high card points. From dummy South wins a ruff and leads clubs, West ducks, Lummy’s queen clubs secures trick, trumps drawn, and South can spare a heart. If West had played ace of clubs, South could discard dummy hearts and avoid a heart loss.
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South
Dummy
West
Lummy
Mf West
Bidding Dilemma in Bridge Auction Question
In a bridge prompt, South has bid five clubs over four spades after a sequence starting with Pass and various bids. The reader is asked what to bid next and why, with a teaser about answering tomorrow.
New Altar Society Officers Installed at St Anthony Cedar Rapids
New officers for the Altar Society of St Anthony Catholic Church Cedar Rapids are Mrs Junior Mahoney as president Mrs Carroll Bethscheider as vice president and Mrs Edward Holys as secretary treasurer. The installation was performed by Rev Michael Printy.
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Albion
Altar Society
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Cedar Rapids
Junior Mahoney
Carroll Bethscheider
Edward Holys
Michael Printy
Prison-born Ferguson seeks stable life after release
Bobby Ferguson, born in prison and raised in institutions, left Iowa State Penitentiary for good and aims to stay outside. Now employed at Raymond Meyer farm near Ottumwa, he says family support and routines will keep him reformed after decades of parole violations and detention. A parallel note reports bacteria frozen in Antarctica for at least 10,000 years being revived by scientists.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Bobby Ferguson
Robert D. Ray
Ferguson
Iowa State Penitentiary
Brewer
Raymond Meyer
Ottumwa
Iowa Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Ray
Fort Madison
Meyer Farm
Meyer
Antarctica
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Atritty
Gredex
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Thia Seturdey
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Read Ranches
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Yueifl
Bob Loshbaugh
Jack van Berg
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Virgo
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By Oswald
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Rambour Realty
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