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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1976

Page

2

Colubus Telegram Stock Market Today Highlights P&L Winners

New York UPI report shows Iowa P&L leading midday gains with Johnson and Alcoa among top movers. Dow Jones averages at 1 p.m. CST pack gains across 30 industrials, 20 transports, and 15 utilities as market activity broadens.

New York Iowa P&l Johnson wAlldChem Kennecott dAllisChal Kopper eAlcoa Kresge Kroger Den Penney Phil Pet Procterg RCA Rep Texaco Ipaso NG Tex Inst Xxon UN Carb Firestone UN Elec ofdMtrs Old Corp Rdehauf En Dyna US Steel Elec West UN Wstghse Weyerh En Tire Woolwrth tPaper T&t UPI Dow Jones Indus

Livestock Futures Report From Chicago and Omaha Market Notes

Chicago buyers show live cattle hogs and frozen pork bellies trading with mixed results as futures edge higher while Omaha reports hogs steady to 50 lower amid lighter receipts and cattle and calves around 38 to 50. Sows weaker and lamb offerings scarce with local subscription details for Columbus Telegram.

Chicago UPI

Moscow Jewish Emigration Debate at World Soviet Jewry Conference

In Brussels the World Conference on Soviet Jewry opened amid a charged debate over whether Soviet Jewish emigrants owe a moral duty to settle in Israel. Delegates seek renewed pressure on the Kremlin as emigration continues, with about 115,000 Jews leaving in five years and 105,000 going to Israel.

Brussels Belgium UPI Russia Israel Kremlin Soviet Union Pacers Ssenas United Bhokee

Tip-offs and truths in marriage about suspected affairs

Dear Abby columns reveal mixed reactions to anonymous calls alleging infidelity. A Iowa reader laughs off suspicions while another urges investigation, a widow recalls family conflict, and a Indiana widow suggests parental instability as a factor in domestic strife.

Abby

Abortion Favors Oppose Ellen McCormack Seeks Funds Probe

The National Abortion Rights Action League filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission accusing Ellen McCormack of deceptive fundraising for her one issue presidential bid. NARAL seeks investigation of Catholic Church involvement and potential ineligibility for federal matching funds as McCormack nears funding certification. The Massachusetts campaign began with a Boston Freedom Trail event.

Washington UPI Federal Elections Commission Ellen McCormack National Abortion Rights Action League Niques NARAL Sarah Weddington Texas Supreme Court FEC McCormack U.S. Catholic Conference Massachusetts Boston Freedom Trail New York John Murphy

Three Columbus Residents Named to Attend Arts Conference

Three Columbus residents were named to represent the community at the regional Conference of Dialogue on the Arts at Platte College Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Britain and Mrs Richard Averett will attend the meeting March 20 at Norfolk. Nearly 20 area residents attended the session which included a NETV program and a questionnaire on Nebraska arts.

Columbus Platte College Robert Britain Richard Averett Norfolk Nebraska Marvin Kraenow

Global mix of top 50 industrial firms split by nation

The National Enquirer reports that 26 of the world’s 50 largest industrial companies are based outside the United States while seven of the top ten are American, highlighting a broad international corporate footprint.

United States National Enquirer

Hoppes Bound Over for Trial in Wife’s Death

Thomas R. Hoppes, 23, a University of Nebraska Lincoln groundskeeper, bound over to Lancaster County District Court on a first degree murder charge in the death of his estranged wife Ann, 24. Pathologist Dr. Harlan Papenfuss testified she died by asphyxiation consistent with strangulation. The body was found Jan 7 under Pawnee Lake ice, weighted with chains and a wheel rim.

Ramon F. Casas Lincoln Thomas R. H Ss Lancaster County District Court Ann Hoppes University of Nebraska- Lincoln Harlan L. Papenfuss Galter Cheuvront Papenfuss Pawnee Lake Lincoln

Five Columbus area accidents reported by police and sheriff

Authorities released reports of five traffic incidents around Columbus with no injuries. Details cite King’s Food Host lot Delores Koza Silver Creek Steven Jensen 4918 29th Street $215 Sally Abelbeck 96 Lakeshore Drive Karen Dotson 2215 9th Street $850 and others including a hit and run on U.S. 30 center and a calf at Route 5 with owner Jacob Louis. A Feb 26 Creston Lions Club bicentennial meeting is noted with committee reps.

Columbus Platte County Sheriff's Office King’s Food Host Delores Koza Silver Creek Steven Jensen 29Th Street 24Th Street 23Rd Foun Sally Abelbeck Lakeshore Drive Karen Dotson 9Th Street U.S. 30 Center Donald Cieloha 33Rd Avenue John Noble Everett Wash John Curran Greeley Platte- Colfax Richard DeBower Jacob Louis

Special panel clashes with Gov Exon over Beatrice State Home plan

A governor created panel examining Beatrice State Home settlement guidelines clashes with Gov. Exon. The group will ask U S District Judge Schatz to resolve the dispute. Key issues include whether the panel should police state and community retardation programs and the panel’s requested funding of 160000 versus 49000. The panel aims to move patients from Beatrice to community programs, and members emphasize independence from political pressure.

Lincoln, Neb UPI J.J. Exon Beatrice State Home U.S Albert Schatz Patricia Stirrins Lincoln Frederic Girardeau University of Kansas Medical Center Exon Appropriations Committee Girardeau William Hoppner Beatrice

Housing starts slide from 1973 peak to 1974 low

The Conference Board reports housing starts fell from about 2.5 million in early 1973 to 900,000 in 1974 with 1975 estimates near 1.5 million.

Conference Board

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