Markets 2 Columbus Telegram Stock Mark 2 Today Gen
The Columbus Telegram lists a dense stock market snapshot with numerous tickers and percentages including Gen Free 36% Gen Fds 411 GenMtrs 26% Gen Tel 19% Gen Tire 1238 Goodrich 1644 and many more. The page also includes New York Dow Jones updates, Chicago live cattle and frozen pork bellies, and Omaha area livestock quotes with price ranges and weekly outlooks. It notes public stock figures across multiple companies and commodity quotes, plus grain futures and delivery notices.
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IBM
T&t
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Johinson
Kennecott
Uld Corp
US Steel
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What counts as middle income in tax policy
Washington debate centers on defining middle income for tax refunc. The lack of consensus leaves the term vague. The House Ways and Means Committee commonly places middle income near about $15,000 yearly.
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Lydowie
House, Ways and Means
Area Technical Community College Board Swears New Members
Central Nebraska Area board of governors sworn in during Monday night meeting in Grand Island. New members William Calihan Columbus Robert Schuelle Grand Island and Kent Schroeder Kearney join, with 1945 76 year officers George Keller Lexington Irv Schwartz Hildreth Ralf Kissinger Jr Fairfield and Chester Marshall Kearney as treasurer. The board accepted bids for adult and continuing education centers in Grand Island and reviewed facility plans and space additions pending final costs.
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Horee New Temvets
Nebraska ‘Technical Commuunity College Area Board of Governors
Grand Island
William Calihan
Columbus
Robert Schuelle
Kent Schroeder
Kearney
George Keller
Lexington
Irv Schwartz
Hildreth
Ralf Kissinger Jr
Fairfield
Chester Marshall
Nebraska Agricultural Progress Conference Takes 80 Couples
Area farmers including Mr and Mrs Stuart Loseke of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Wallace Wendt of Leigh join 80 outstanding Nebraska farm and ranch couples at the second annual Agricultural Progress Conference. The event opened with a banquet and runs through today with speakers like Richard Brenner Richard Krumme William May and Gov J J Exon. Panels cover fuel fertilizer machinery legislation taxes and university role in agriculture.
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Stuart Loseke
Columbus
Wallace Wedt
Leigh
Nebraska
Nebraska Agricultural Progress Conference
Richard Brenner
United Press International
Washington D.C
Richard Krumme
Successful Farming
William May
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kan
J.J. Exon
Paul Mugler
Iowa Beef
University of Nebraska
Glen Krouscher
Ranel
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