Omaha Market Report Reflects Mixed Livestock Trade
Markets show hogs up to 1.00 higher with lighter weights near 37.02 to 31.00 for various lots. Cattle and calves mixed with steers and cows mostly higher, feeders strong. Sheep steady with few prime lambs. receipts forecast: cattle 1,000, hogs 5,600, sheep 200.
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U S Cuba to sign antihijacking pact by end week
In a Miami Beach briefing secretary of state William P Rogers said an antihijacking accord with Cuba would be signed by the end of the week. Officials noted only minor procedural details remained and no substance would be disclosed until those were settled. The move follows White House acknowledgment that an agreement had been reached.
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Wyoming Senate kills third no fault insurance bill
The Wyoming Senate rejected a third no fault vehicle insurance bill by a standing vote of 12 to 0 after the House had defeated two earlier in the session. An armadillo is noted for digging so fast it can disappear from sight in a minute or two.
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The eis Telegram Subscription Notice
Publication from Columbus Nebraska printed rates for delivery by carrier and mail across multiple counties. The notice lists monthly and yearly prices and requests subscribers to notify the postmaster of address changes to receive future issues.
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Federal aid changes affect Nebraska Lincoln students
More than 5,300 University of Nebraska Lincoln students would be affected by proposed federal changes in student aid programs, official says. Acting financial aids director Jack Ritchie urges students in need to apply now despite uncertainties. This year NU received 1.9 million from the programs, helping over 2,400 students, with aid deadlines Feb 15 for freshmen and March 1 for current enrollees.
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Horoscope roundup Aries through Pisces forecast and births
A dense horoscope page outlines Aries through Pisces forecasts with dates, traits, and guidance. It notes Tangerine notes on Taurus by late April, Gemini and Cancer hints, plus career and social tips. It also includes a panel on children born today and their potential, urging education and exploration.
Winter lull good time for self examination humor
AP by HAL BOYLE notes a winter lull is ideal for self review in career progress. It jokes that ambitious people constantly assess life, with playful tests about autograph-worthy valet, wife socks, jealous mistress and charity names, ending with a shift to a serious notice on meat labeling deadline delay to Aug 19 by USDA.
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Shield law stalled in Nebraska legislature
Lincoln AP reports the Judiciary Committee failed to advance LB38n a newsman shield bill after a public hearing. Members split two votes to kill and one to send to the floor, failing to reach the required eight member majority. A proposed amendment would require disclosure of information about crimes with severe penalties. Albion Kiwanis discuss safety devices for cars at a Monday dinner.
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Nebraska lawmakers weigh changes to community college law
Lincoln lawmakers held four education bills aimed at altering the 1971 community college law. Proposals include increasing local mill levies and state funding shifts, with opponents arguing loss of local control while supporters cite funding needs. Also discussed were emergency funds for Eastern Nebraska Tech CC and state recruitment expense coverage.
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Fossil remains uncover walrus relatives in ancient seas
Fossil remains reveal walrus relatives inhabited ancient seas across the United States Belgium England and Iran more than 106 million years ago with findings spanning multiple regions and time.
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