Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Higher Hog and Cattle Prices
US Dept. of Agriculture market data from Omaha shows hogs up to 2.00 higher with various classes quoted around 33.50 to 34.90 per hundredweight, sows up 50-73 cents, cattle steady to higher with steers and heifers up to 25, calves selective, and beef price ranges. Sheep offerings scarce with some prime lambs noted. Friday’s load counts list cattle 600, calves 100, hogs 4,000, sheep 200. Eggs in Lincoln show mostly unchanged prices across grades, with current receipts around 20-29 birds per dozen in various grades. poultry steady with fat flocks quoted higher.
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New York Stocks At 2 P.M. Dow Up Shows Mixed Movers
New York AP reports at 2 p.m. the Dow Jones rose modestly amid varied trading across sectors. Utilities and transportation shares showed slight gains while overall price movements remained cautious amid market uncertainty.
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Mine Under Bus Kills 21 in Thailand
A land mine detonated under a bus in Nakhon Phanom Province northeast Thailand killing 21 passengers. Police said terrorists likely targeted the vehicle believing it carried policemen.
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Telegram newspaper subscription ad from Columbus Neb
Publication lists subscription rates, delivery options, and mailing details for The Telegram and A Partnership. It notes daily issues in Columbus Nebraska, price 1.00 per month by carrier and 11.00 per year by mail, changing address with the postmaster and columnist.
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Opposition to Nixon cuts hit Nebraska farmers
Holly Hodge president of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association denounced President Nixon's decision to end all matching funds for Rural Environmental Assistance. He says agriculture must bear the full cost to maintain conservation, noting cost sharing aided farmers who would not pursue projects alone. A second brief notes Jill Cunningham's sixth birthday party in David City with guests and hosts listed.
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Voter turnout among 18 to 21 in 1972 election noted
Census Bureau data show less than half of newly enfranchised 18 to 21 year olds voted in 1972. About 3.3 million youths in the 18-21 group cast ballots, 48.3 percent of eligible voters, while 71 percent of those aged 45-64 voted. overall turnout stood at 63 percent of 192.3 million eligible.
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Israeli embassies shut in three African nations
Associated Press reports a widening African political shift, with Israel losing embassies in Chad Congo-Piazzaville and Niger within weeks. Chad expelled Israeli diplomats, Congo-Piazzaville allowed a break, Niger severed ties amid pro Arab sentiment. Observers see a morale and influence setback for Israel across black Africa. Nigeria remains friendly. many nations still host Israeli aid projects and expertise in agriculture health and development.
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Topless dancers get cooled off by court ruling
In Omaha, the Sth U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a decision allowing cities to revoke liquor licenses of bars employing topless dancers. The ruling follows a Piccuit/California case and aligns with Supreme Court posture permitting shutdowns of nude or semi-nude entertainment venues.
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Nebraska first lady named telethon honorary chairman
Nebraska's first lady Mrs. J. James Freen has been named honorary chairman of a telethon to raise funds for cerebral palsy victims. The event will originate in the O'Donnell Auditorium at Nebraska Wesleyan University and be broadcast by KOLN TV and KGIN TV from Lincoln and Grand Island.
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MUD approves gas rate hike
The Metropolitan Utilities District board approved a 4.1 percent overall gas rate increase to offset rising Northern Natural Gas Co. costs. The hike, effective January 15, will raise the average customer annual bill by about $5.50, per MUD general manager Byron Miller. Northern Natural had asked for $59 million in two increases, $22 million already in place since November 14, 1971, and another effective December 4, plus a $645,000 purchased gas adjustment on December 27.
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British troops under fire in Ardoyne district
In Ardoyne, Bulvast, British troops faced sniper fire at night. A householder was seriously wounded when he turned on lights despite soldiers firing to suppress the sniper. Army accounts say the attacker entered and reopened a light, while the soldier did not fire. In Belfast, three Protestant men faced court over killings of Catholics last summer, among the first charges in a special task force crackdown that has already claimed 82 Catholic and 40 Protestant lives.
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Private agency aids two Omaha girls programs for a decade
In Omaha a private organization and the Douglas County Mental Health Resources department begin a 10 year arrangement. The Home of the Dead Shepherd Inc will operate and fund two programs for girls needing help, Mary House and Walden Center. The need for state support and federal funding is noted as a goal.
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Bitter cold weather grips multiple states and regions
The Associated Press reports a major winter storm and bitter cold blanketing the intermountain region, Midwest, and New England. Power outages affected Kansas City and several states as 4 inches of snow and icy conditions disrupted travel, with deaths in Illinois and New York linked to freezing rain.
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Regents to elect officers at Saturday Lincoln meeting
Regents of the University of Nebraska schedule a Saturday meeting in Lincoln to elect board officers. The session will cover routine business and governance matters for the university system.
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