Weekly Livestock Quotations From Omaha Market Summary
Markets report livestock prices in Omaha with declines across cattle and hogs. Cattle, calves, and hog categories show midweek losses of 1.00 to 3.00 per head, with various weight ranges and grade distinctions listed among price bands, while sheep and lambs show weaker demand and lower prices.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
Risu
Young Love Theme Drives Columbus Film Teramy Debut
The Columbus Theater opens a four day run of Teramy a tender cinematic look at first romance featuring Bobby Benson and Glynnis O Conner as youths exploring love. The supporting cast includes Ari Leonardo China and Ned Wilson with Arthur Barron directing and writing describing the film as intimate and universal in its depiction of young romance.
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Teramy
Young Love
Columbus Theater
Bobby Benson
Glynnis O'Conner
Ari
Leonardo China
Ned Wilson
Arthur Barron
First Ove
Secondary Postene apid af Columbus Kab
Daily newspaper published except Sundays and holidays. subscription rates listed for carrier delivery in Columbus and mail options in nearby counties. Change of address procedures referenced with unclear details.
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Kab
Cebar Bay
Platte
Boone, Duster
Calfaveetricks Nance
Pek Counties
Nebraske
Sypsemberg
Social Security Answers on Supplemental Security Income
A reader questions SSI couple payments and possible reductions for other income. The reply explains the maximum for couples up to 210 and potential reductions, eligibility for a dependent child, separate checks, and the termination of benefits if a child beneficiary marries.
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Columbus
Social Security Office
Pawnee Plaza
Social Security
4 H Notes Ketton Kuties Elect New Officers
The group held its first meeting at Matt Purchas home electing Doris Keller president Birdie Keller vice president Peggy Lloyd secretary treasurer Ruth Ann Purchal reporter. New members Peggy and Susan Lloyd joined as the year begins and goals and projects were discussed with a demonstration by nth Ann arenal.
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Ketton Kuties
Matt Purchas
Doris Keller
Birdie Keller
Peggy Lloyd
Ruth Ann Purchal
Peggy
Susan Lloyd
Nth Ann Arenal
Ruth Ann Porehal
Farm exports may rise to record $20 billion
The Agriculture Department forecast farm exports will climb 65 percent this fiscal year to a record $20 billion driven by higher prices for grains and other commodities. Exports to China are expected to reach about $1.2 billion, with Japan and Western Europe also large buyers amid an energy crisis and inflation.
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Washington
China
Department
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Peoples Republic of China
Agriculture Department
Richard J. Goodman
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
Horoscope ARIES through PISCES Decoded
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Self deception and faith in Christ’s gift of salvation
A critic urges readers to stop defending self and face God’s view. The message warns against self righteousness and urges repentance, forgiveness through Christ, and new birth. It offers a booklet by mail from a religious outreach.
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Ani Trier
Scrivtore
Christ
Export embargo on fertilizer may trigger retaliation
A fertilizer industry spokesman warns that an export embargo by the United States could provoke retaliation from foreign suppliers and disrupt shipments to Latin America, Canada, and Europe. He notes dependence on foreign raw materials and finished fertilizers and urges expanding overseas markets while combating protectionism.
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Spokane, Wash
United States
Donald N. Collins
Fertilizer ‘Institute
U.S
Collins
Pacific Northwest Farm Forum
Agency For International Development
Asia
Jack Linkletter
Linkletter
Road improvement approved in Schuyler and Leigh plans
A public Colfax County meeting outlined one and six year road plans. Major items include hard-surfacing the Clarkson spur on the village west edge and a road from Leigh city limits to the Leigh Fairgrounds. Ed Ahlers and Adolph Kuda led Leigh projects. J Evans and Bob Houfek attended for others. Two new bridges are planned on Highway 2 with grading near Rogers.
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Schuyler
Colfax
Clarkson
Adolph Kuda
J. Evans
Leigh
Leigh Fairgrounds
Ed Ahlers
Leigh Community Club
Fair Board
Rogers
Highway 2
Int- Johannes
Bob Houfek
Ag Dept weighs feeding restrictions and milk price reform
The Agriculture Department will hold hearings on restricting custom feeding by meat packers and feedlots to curb packer control of livestock facilities. Dairy farmers in federal orders will vote on a unified pricing plan with three classes and varied minimums.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Des Moines
Iowa
Phoenix
Ariz
Agriculture Departent
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