Omaha Livestock Market Prices and Receipts
USDA livestock quotations from Omaha show hogs fairly active and higher in places with module ranges for 195 to 230 pounds at 41.75 to 42.25, 200 to 250 pounds at 41.25 to 42.28, and larger classes around 39.50 to 41.50 for 260 to 270 pounds. Sows under 500 pounds steady, over 500 pounds steady. Cattle and calves feature 1,075 to 1,240 pound steers at 48.75 to 48.50 with higher options, 1,000 to 1,250 pounds around 47.50 to 48.75, and 1,250 to 1,950 pounds about 46.75 to 47.50. heifers near 44.00 with primes at 47.50. feeder steers 49.25, and various utility to prime cows and other market lines. Early lambs around 90 per head for No. 1 pelts. Thursday receipts forecast cattle and calves about 1,500, hogs good, sheep 200.
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USDA
Tostly
Laller
Government pays part of GOP convention costs
San Diego County supervisors were informed that the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration repaid 13 001 for costs tied to coordinating and training local officers for convention security. The 1972 Republican National Convention was moved from San Diego to Miami Beach.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego County
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Miami Beach
Change of address and subscription rates notice
Notice for The Carre Ted Egran A Partnership in Columbus Nebraska listing address changes and subscription rates. It states mailed and carrier delivery options, regional eligibility, and the need to notify the local postmaster and newspaper of any new address. It mentions prices for Columbus and surrounding counties and reiterates newspaper publication schedule with Sundays excluded.
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Earsier
Columbus
Tal
Male
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Mi Hane
Pok
Nebraska
Cokenina Telegram
Blue River flood meeting set in Lincoln January 23
In Lincoln Nebraska AP report state Sen. Richard Maresh urges citizen attendance for a January 23 meeting on flood possibilities in the upper Little and Big Blue River basins. Army engineers warn that ground conditions and high snowpack could produce a serious flood threat with three to five foot overflows.
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State Capitol
Richard Maresh
Milligan
DeWitt
Beatrice Jasl Tall
Army
Kansas City
Horoscope Forecast for Thursday January 17
Astrological wrap highlights Aires through Aquarius with mixed guidance. Focus on cooperation, creativity, and prudent choices while avoiding conflicts and overconfidence. advice spans career, relationships, and personal growth.
John Wayne greets Harvard crowd amid snowball fight
John Wayne arrived in Harvard Square on an Army carrier with a military escort as students hurled snowballs and jeered. The actor faced a mix of cheers and taunts from Harvard Lampoon members and residents, with police dispersing a small protest by Indigenous students. the event stayed light with questions about his film McQ and his views on women’s rights and Nixon.
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Thanks and Tributes From the Bereaved Families
A collection of thanks from multiple families for support after bereavements. Ernest Hodelman family thanks Pastor Davis and Immanuel Lutheran Church and others. Mike Jarosz family expresses gratitude to St. Bonaventure clergy and hospital staff. Louis M. Lock thanks well-wishers during hospitalization. Poeffel family honors late John Poeffel and expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and aid.
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Starostka
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Bensen Hospital
Louis M. Lock
John Poeffel
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Occidental claims cheaper shale oil extraction method
Occi dental Petroleum Corp announces a subterranean shale heating process to extract crude with 95 percent waste left underground. The method promises about 67 cents per barrel cheaper than rivals and could apply to Colorado shale deposits, amid high oil prices and competing bids in northwestern Colorado.
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Bond Set For Man Charged In Omaha Bank Robbery
George Crenshaw, 44, a transient, had bond set at 25000 after being charged in the Monday Security National Bank heist in Omaha. FBI arrested him Tuesday in a downtown rooming house. Crenshaw allegedly claimed to hold a bank officer's family hostage while demanding 43000. the family was away and Paul Shirley was not at home. He remains jailed in Douglas County pending further hearings.
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Paul V. Shirley
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Douglas County
Declining highway travel dents toll collections nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows the East and Northeast hardest hit by reduced toll revenues as gasoline shortages shrink highway traffic. Federal data cite over 1 billion dollars collected in 1972, with early 1973 figures suggesting declines of around 10 percent. Officials warn that maintenance and bond payments may curb capital spending if trends continue.
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Fertilizer Shortage May Hamper Iowa Farmers This Season
Ames AP report notes nitrogen fertilizer shortages could constrain Iowa planting season. Extension agronomist Regis Voss of Iowa State University warns shortages may persist into 1875 if crop acreages stay high, with imported nitrogen a possible relief facing European fuel limits. Domestic supply, prices, and transport will shape phosphorus and potash availability. phosphorus may ease with new production.
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Iowa
Towa State University
Regis Voss
Europe
Voss
Soil Conservation District
Oregon floods force hundreds from homes in southwest area
Reports say more than two hundred families in southwest Oregon abandoned homes as heavy rain and melting snow swell streams and rivers. Governor Tom McCall declared a disaster and activated the emergency center for the first time during a flood emergency. Willamette River remains above flood stage, affecting Corvallis Albany and Salem with power outages and road closures.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Cay
Tom McCall
Willamette River
Corvallis
Albany
Mini-courses at Aquinas High Spark Student Needs
Mini courses at Aquinas High in SE gates replaced January 21 25 with programs to meet student needs. Three hours of credit awarded for each of the three instructional hours. Courses include consumer education for seniors health education and first aid.
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Gates
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