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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
1
Markets in Omaha Nebraska show hogs mostly steady to down 30, with other classes varied. Cattle receipts 1,540 with steers higher, heifers steady, cows down, feeders steady. Sheep slaughter and prime lambs noted with limited wooled lamb sales. Estimated Thursday receipts list cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep.
Hollywood actor Elliott Gould and Jennifer Bogart welcomed a son named San born at their Hollywood home with a physician present. The couple also has a two year old daughter Molly. Gould is divorced from Barbra Streisand, ending a seven year marriage that produced a son Jason.
Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and sells subscriptions by mail and carrier in Gehnenbuy Nebraska. Rates listed for yearly and other terms. Address details demanded for renewal and delivery.
Lincoln AP reports Sen. Richard Maresh of Michigan urged the Nebraska Legislature to back a constitutional amendment doubling House terms from two to four years. The measure, referred to a committee, argues longer terms cut election frequency and save taxes while allowing lawmakers to study issues more deeply. Aiming to reduce campaigning time, it would supposedly improve representation. a second note mentions Papeete as the capital of Tanjli, a South Pacific island.
Washington AP Rep Dive Marlin announces support for agriculture program cuts announced by Agriculture Secretary Bart Hitz. He cites the need to hold federal spending at 230 billion this year and points to deficits as inflation drivers. He notes Congress appropriated over 236 billion this year and Nixon aims at 240 billion. He also cites 3 billion cut from water pollution projects and 4 billion cut for 1974, with Rural Environmental Assistance and other loans targeted for elimination. He argues farmers can bear more self help as income rises and stresses a balanced budget requires cutting rather than raising taxes.
Omaha, Nebraska maintains its position as the leading U.S. livestock market in 1972 with receipts totaling 2,585,950 head. The year saw cattle near record highs with steers around 40.95, hogs peaking at 33.50, and overall markets noting stabilizing Missouri River trade patterns and the new Interstate 80 Spring Street bridge boosting central market positioning.
The American Lagivit Ausvracy group met at the legion hall with hosts Mrs. J. F. Hubenka and Mrs. Arnold Mubenka and one guest, Mrs. Darrell Aloran. A hingo party is planned at the Nebraska Veterans Annex in Norfolk. Membership is 34 with new member Mrs. Darrell Moran. Donations were made to March of Dimes and Calfax County Christmas Seat. Lunch followed. high score went to Mrs. Roumearin, low to Mrs. Harold Conrad. Choir prize went to Mrs. Frank Reichmuth Sr. February hosts named as Mrs. Macey Hunt and Mrs. Frieda Tmholte.
Name it The Name it submitted by Chuck Wilsey of 1710 10th Street is a Danner's Dubeledge Strop and has one function to sharpen used double edge razor blades. The crank turns two revolving cylinders against the blade then it is flipped to sharpen the other edges.
A scrambled horoscope gives Aries Taurus Gemini and other signs light guidance. It hints at personal focus, shopping caution, relationship timing, and social conduct. It also mentions a wish for constructive planning and prudent financial awareness.
The Nixon administration canceled federally subsidized housing loans for poor farmers drawing swift criticism from rural groups and a senator who vowed to fight the cuts. Agriculture officials ordered Farm Home Administration offices to stop new applications for low interest loans and halted loans and grants for farm housing and rural water projects in communities of 10 000 or fewer. The move prompted charges of bias against rural Americans and vows to seek rescission through Congress.
Police identified the hotel rooftop sniper as Mark Essex, 23, of Emporia Kansas. Investigators say evidence hints at a conspiracy and that a Magnum carbine linked to Essex may have killed a police cadet and wounded another officer in the New Year’s Eve shootings. Police note possible additional snipers, and describe an unobvious exit from the roof as an escape route.
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