Omaha Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Livestock Prices
Market rundown from Omaha shows barrows and gilts 200 to 250 pounds steady to strong with lighter weights mixed. Cattle and calves on uneven footing with steer and heifer prices high and variable. sheep offerings small with prime lambs topping at 41.50. Estimated receipts indicate about 1,000 cattle and calves and 200 sheep.
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Omaha
OMALA
Net
USDA
Chwice
DST Time Change Not Raising School Mortality Rates
The National Safety Council reports Daylight Saving Time had little effect on early morning traffic fatalities among school age children. A 42 state plus DC survey found 20 deaths in January 1974 for ages 4 to 18 between 6 am and 9 am, versus 19 in January 1973.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
District of Columbia
Vincent Yofany
Milk Production Dips in Nebraska in 1972 and January
Lincoln AP report shows Nebraska milk production fell 3 percent in 1972 from the prior year and slid 3 percent in January 1973. The Bureau of Agricultural Statistics cites fewer cows and lower overall output per cow as the cause while noting a rise in production per cow.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bivialent of Agricultural Statistics
The Carre verecram Partnership Notice
Local Columbus Nebraska notice for The Carre verecram Partnership listing address 324 Ith Avenue and subscription rates. It notes second class mailing in Columbus and surrounding Platte Butler Hance Polk counties with annual carrier and mail rates and address change instructions.
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Ith Avenue
Columbus
Cystemorial Bay
Cormnbos
Platte
Buin
Botlerr
Cards of Thanks and Anniversary Gratitude Message
Card style thanks from Harold Martens and Bill Crapsa extend appreciation for donations after the reecat fire and for prayers, cards, gifts, and flowers. Mary E Boroviak and family express sorrow and thanks for support during burial. Columbus Manor residents thank clubs and individuals for Valentines Day cards and gifts.
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Harold Martens
Bill & Vic
Mary E. Boroviak
Columbus Manor
Columbus Manne
Horoscope Forecast for Thursday February 21
Aries and Taurus show focus on friendship and task precision. Gemini gains ideas for career while planning trips. Cancer children finish projects and build rapport with males. Leo seeks influence from a boss and cooperative colleagues tonight. Virgo coworkers offer help and show expertise. Libra discuss policies early and enjoy mutual plans. Scorpio faces heavy tasks then emotional build, keep appeals. Sagittarius advance business plans with improved communication. Capricorn plan morning strategies then discuss with allies. Aquarius social but avoid forcing others. Pisces plan for future happiness and progress. If your child is born today, strong potential for success through education and religious training.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Citera
Leo Uuly
Sleer
VIRGO
Hijacker and 3 others killed in Saigon air hijack
A young South Vietnamese man tried to hijack an Air Vietnam DC4 from Saigon to Da Nang stopping at Dalat and Qui Nhon. He carried a grenade which exploded during a struggle onboard killing him and three passengers. An American co pilot helped stop the assault as the plane landed at Phu Bai near the northern border.
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Saigon
South — Vietnam
Ty Manui
Phu Bai
Worth
Vietnam
Ine Jne
Lye
Nguyen Cua Viet
Dalai
Qui Nhon
Tranoi
Duong van Em
Anderson
Air Vietnam
Gon
da Nang
Dalat
Qui Nhan
South Vietnam
United States
GM hints at price rise for 1975 models
GM hinted it may seek a price increase before the 1975 model year despite a prior pact with the Cost of Living Council to hold prices. Chrysler and Ford also suggested possible hikes while emissions and safety regulation costs drive potential higher prices across the industry.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cary
Iiving Council
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motors
American Motors Corp
Ford
AMC
Chrysler
Balloonist Ambitiously Aims For Africa Flight From America
An Alexandria man, Thomas Gates Jr., attempting a balloon voyage from America to Africa, drifted far south of his planned route due to upper air jet streams. He started from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with ten helium balloons and a sealed gondola, originally aiming for France or Spain, and was spotted about 1,300 miles north-northeast of Puerto Rico. The flight, using ten balloons, faced a balloon failure early on but Gates reportedly remained safe as he continued toward the African coast near Bakaar, Senegal, with expectations to reach Tuesday afternoon per weather service estimates.
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Washington
Alexandria
Ryite
America
Europe
Africa
National Weather Service
Thomas Gates Jr
Cnast
Bakar
Senegal
Ite
Weather Service
Gatch
Harrisburg
France
Spain
Therian Airlines
Puerto Rico
Air Transport Association
Dan Sal
Four Cylinder Test Aims To Cut Fuel Use In City Driving
In East Lansing Michigan John Gerrish and three Michigan State University colleagues modify a 1968 Chevy Bel Air to run on four of eight cylinders. By removing half the push rods and closing intake valves the car becomes a V4 for fuel economy tests. They report better mileage on open roads but poor performance on hills and city streets. A General Motors spokesman warns this “souped down” approach could damage engines due to operating on half the cylinders.
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Chevrolet
Gerrish
Michigan State University
Agricultural Engineering Department
Bel Air
Kwong Eity
General Motors
4 H Notes Country Club Officers Elected At Meeting
Country Club officers were elected Connie Conn president Teresa Jarosz vice president Denise Fischumacher secretary Kathy Marten treasurer Baurie Jarosz reporter Lisa Hennessy and others were visitors. Record books were passed out and projects planned. Valley View officers Mark Raxa president Larry Wile vice president Lyle Nyffeler secretary Terry Blaser treasurer Brian Oppliger reporter Sean Mueller junior leader. Meeting at Sue Hassebrook’s house featured visitors Lisa Hassebrook and Mrs Speicher. They discussed the fair and making wastebaskets. Sue Hassebrook demonstrated submarine sandwiches and soup and judging was done. Stars Garming at Ethel Louis home year s oks filled and discussed organization.
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Country Club
Hie
District 2
Sho
Connie Conn
Teresa Jarosz
Denise Fichumacher
Kathy Marten
Baurie Jarosz
Lisa Hennessy
Féri Hennesy
Laurie Jarosz
Valley View
Larry White
Mark Raxa
Larry Wile
Lyle Nyffeler
Terry Blaser
Brian Oppliger
Sean Mueller
Sue Hassebrook
Lisa Hassebrook
Mrs. Speicher
Cheryl Onefurst
Rey
Ethel Louis
Jack
Melliger
Stevie Wonder and Pride Win Top American Music Honors
Stevie Wonder named favorite soul vocalist and his single Perstition tops soul single. Charley Pride earns favorite male vocalist in country and his A Sunshiny Day album rated most popular in country. Also honored are Carpenters as best pop rock group and Temptations as best soul group amid a telecast with Diana Ross and other winners.
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Los Angeles
Stevie Wonder
Charlie Pride
American Broadcasting Co
Wonder
Pride
Jimny Crace
Ingrid
Crace
Helen Reddy
Lynn Anderson
Noberla Wack
The
Carpenters
Care For Family Syas
Temptations
Hing Crosby
Gaby
Tony Orlando
Dawn
al Green
Diana Ross
Lady
Tornadic winds devastate Tampa area injuring 65 and wrecking mobile homes
Police say 65 people were hurt and 23 mobile homes demolished after tornadic winds carved a 12 square mile path through Tampa Bay area. Four seriously injured include a woman and a 9 year old girl with skull fractures. A school bus was toppled near Crenshaw Lake, driver unhurt. Total damage estimated at 2 million dollars.
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Yampa
Flas
Tampa
Gulf Coast
John Kirk
Gitlis Park
Hillsborough County
Crenshaw Lake
U.S. 41
Three named to Nebraska Drug Commission
Gov. J. James Exon announced three new members to the Nebraska Drug Commission. They are Mrs. Wlaine Schmadcke of Dakota City Dan Roli of Abie and Thomas Phillips of Omaha. Ija replaces Wall Rasmussen and Willems. Also reappoints Elder Perryman Bevins and Lt Hanns to four year terms.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. James Txon
Nebraska Drug Commission
Wlaine Schmadcke
Dakota City
Dan Roli
Abie
David City Aquinas
Thomas Phillips
Omaha
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pog Wall
Syracuse
Larry Rasmussen
Mead
William Willems
Xan
John T. Elder Jr
James Perryman
Rex Bevins
Larry Hanns
Drug Commission
Outlook bright for U S agricultural exports at 1974 Gratia Conference
Liberal Kansas AP reports two agricultural specialists forecast a long term rise in U S grain and livestock exports. Truitt Kennedy of Goodpasture Inc cites strong production, reliable transportation, expanding world demand as key drivers. Ed Uvacek of Texas A M University notes beef and pork exports rising, with Japan as a major recipient amid growing economies.
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Plains
America
U.S
Ed Uvacek
Texas A & M University
Ayeek
United States
Japan
Avacek
Academy Awards nominations raise a number of questions
Campaigning begins for the 46th Academy Awards after nominations sparked debate. Exorcist and Sting lead with 10 noms each while Last Tango in Paris and Serpico draw only two. Categories confuse stars and supporting roles with notable inclusions in best picture and directing. Ten women nominated overall, Julia Phillips first woman producer to have a best picture-nominated film.
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Los Angeles
Paris
Serpico
Humber
Jonathan Livingston
Jason Miller
the Exacreist
Tatum O'Neal
Ryan O'Neal
Bernardo Bertolucci
Melvin Frank
Academy
Sting
Marlon Brandy
Jack Lemmon
Jack Nicholson
al Pacino
Robert Red
Wihler
Candy Clark
Madeline Kahn
Vincent Gardena
Jack Gilford
John Houseman
Randy Quaid
Julia Phillips
Bills to be heard next week in Nebraska Legislature
AP says Lincoln hearings start at 2 p.m. with many bills on Appropriations Agriculture and Environment and other committees. Topics include retirement benefits for state workers, group insurance, sick leave, widows of patrolmen, and exemptions for retirement and death benefits for firemen. Several bills cover weather-related attendance waivers and university endowment actions.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Regents
College of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Meeting of ABC Discusses The Toy Makers Film
Colfax citizens met at Christ United Methodist Church with Elizabeth Ostrander and Don Jedlicka in charge. The Toy Makers was shown and discussed. Refreshments were provided by Town and Country Belles. Next meeting is 8 p.m. March 18 in Leigh at the Legion Club with the board meeting at 7 32 p.m.
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Suuyler
Colfax
Christ
United Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ostrander
Don Jedlicka
Leigh
The
Legion Club
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Charley Pride
Paul F. Harm
Robert Cox
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Paul Datton Wadeersayn
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General Electric Home Appliances Sales & Service
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John Deere
Kimball
Nebr
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Kenneth Hyatt
Kimball Equipment Company
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Monamoje
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