Stock market midday prices on many firms in 1975
New York stock quotes list numerous companies with percentage changes. Notable entities include Am Can Chrysler Ford Mirs Merck MobilQil Procter Gilead QuakGat Safeway Sears Texaco US Steel Westinghouse and Chrysler among others. The page shows varied gains and losses across sectors with many firms in the double digits.
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New York
UPI
T&t
Bendix
BethStl
Chrysler
CoraCola
Columbas
ContOil
Dana
Deere
DuPont
Eastman
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
LiPaso NG
Fxxon
Falstaff
Firestone
Ford Mirs
Pruchaué
Gam Sko
Goodrich
Iowa P&l
Kennecott
Upper
Resge
Kroger
Litton
Lockhd
Maytag
Merck
Mob
Shello
Simmons
Pac
Sperry
Ind
Stude
Texaco
Tex
Utd Corp
US Steel
Weyerhi's
Woolwrth
Omaha Livestock and Cattle Hogs Market Report Summary
UPI reports Omaha livestock activity with hogs at 5,300 head and cattle/ calves around 5,500, noting varied prices across weight classes. Hogs show weakness in 200-290 lb ranges and declines in heavier cuts. cattle and calves show uneven but mostly steady to modestly lower trends with several lots of choice and prime steers and heifers priced. numerous weight bands and yields detailed. CHICAGO markets also listed live cattle futures and bellies pricing with multiple contract figures.
Church elects '75 officers at Shell Creek Lutheran
The Shell Creek Lutheran Church elected officers at its 101st meeting. Leaders include Stan Johnson vice president and Mrs Gary Anderson secretary. Others named cover treasurer deacons deaconess trustees and parish education roles with committees for auditing nominating and memorial funds. Also listed are ushers, funeral ushers, and cemetery trustees. Hospitalized Jerusalem: former Prime Minister Golda Meir underwent cataract surgery at Hadassah Hospital per government notice.
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Newman Grove
Shell Creek Lutheran Church
Stan Johnson
Gary Anderson
Douglas Christensen
Dale Johnson
Loren Eng
Reuben Benson
Art Horn
DeLayen Nelson
Paul Koenig
Clarence Nelson
Gale Anderson
Leonard Johnson
Jwnette Sherrock
Eldon Soward
Dale Larson
Sidney Forre
Ordeon Sawyer
Mervin Weiand
Delayne Nelson
Ted Anderson
Jack Nelson
Mid- Nebraska Home Corp
Lloyd Larsen
Jerome Larson
Donald Munger
Maurice Krueger
Archie Bartels
Norman Jacobso
Robert Stesnenes
Dan Jenson
Steven Johnson
Ted Johnson
Norman Jacobson
Randy Benson
John Williamson
ZeRoy Nelson
David Jacobson
Farl Dorsey
Oscar Levos
Kenneth Eng
Cemetery Association
Henry Johnson
Sidney Fore
Commuter train beats souped up car in test race
In a test by mass transit advocates a Kingston to Providence train ride beat a racer driving a foreign sports car. The Penn Central train reached Union Station at 8 14 while Knight arrived three minutes later and Foreman celebrated with City Hall officials and spectators.
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Providence
Union Station
Mass Transit
Kingston
Shiela Foreman
Penn Central
Joseph Knight
Knight
Foreman
Polk County Fair to Celebrate Centennial and Bicentennial
OSCEOLA The Polk County Agricultural Society announces 1975 as the fair year with Centennial and Bicentennial observances. County Fair dates are set for July 13 and July 16. A contract has been secured for a well known carnival under Ray Conrad secretary-manager. The carnival features 18 rides and 33 concessions.
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Osceola
Polk County Agricultural Society
Polk County
Ray Conrad
Shrew Consumes Its Weight in Food Every Three Hours
A shrew is described as eating food equal to its own body weight every three hours, indicating an extreme and rapid metabolic rate. The note highlights the animal’s voracious feeding pattern and high energy demands.
Soviets Move Large Missiles Into Bases
Washington says the Soviet Union has begun moving large missiles capable of multiple warheads into bases. Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger noted no change in U.S. policy and emphasized watching the deployment’s extent as U.S.-Soviet talks to limit strategic weapons resume January 31 in Geneva.
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Washington
UPI
James R. Sthlesinger
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Moscow
Geneva
Vladivostok
Ford
Leonid
Brezhnev
Duncan Lions to Host Official Visit by District Governor
Kickhoff Sr., district governor of Lions District 38 E International, will visit the Duncan Lions Club on January 20. Edward H. Ernst chairs the club and Clarence D. Sokel serves as secretary and district chairman of New Eyes for the Needy. Sokel’s background includes Falls City roots and WWII aviation service.
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Duncan
Ralph ¥. Kickhoff Sr
Columbus
Lions. International
Duncan Lions Club
Edward H. Ernst
Duncan Club
Clarence D. Sokel
Sokel
New Eyes For the
Kickoff
Falls City
University of Nebraska
Clarkson
Columbus School System
Ford's energy plan seeks to boost jobs and independence
President Ford outlined a broad energy package aiming to cut foreign oil dependence by 3 to 5 million barrels daily by 1985, extend a 12 percent investment tax credit, compel thermal efficiency in new buildings, and create a 1 billion barrel domestic oil storage with 300 million for defense. He pressed to revive nuclear programs, urged energy measures to spur construction, and warned against insulation of the economy from global duties. He noted foreign policy remains essential, urging cooperation with Communist powers while defending presidential prerogatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
United States
Tully
Congress
Secretary of
Henry A. Kissinger
Russia Breaks Trade Pact Over Emigration Demands
Washington reports the Soviet Union rejected a Congress-approved trade agreement demanding greater emigration rights for Jews and other dissidents. Kissinger blamed Congress while signaling readiness to push a new capital bill, noting no immediate threat to detente despite the setback. The move risks slowing or ending U.S.-Soviet trade, affecting banks, computers, chemicals, and tractors in the Soviet market.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kremlin
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Kissinger
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Tass
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D. Wash
White House
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Wxcerl
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Boone, Buller
Collar
Postaaster
Jerusalem
Galda Meir
Hadassah Hospital
Lower Platte
Melvin Sachs
Donald J. Gaeth
Norman J. Wilshusen
Donald J. Pfeifer
Clarence Inselman
Sylvester J. Pfejfer
Donald Bolsch
U.S.S.R
Duncan Lions
Floyd A. Campbell
C.L.U
20Th Avenue
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Green
Pat Olcott
Modern Cleaners & Dyers
Haar
BankAmericard
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