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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1976

Page

2

Market Movers and Dow Jones Advances in Early Trading

Stocks across major sectors show gains with Dow Jones industrials up 6.53 points to 96.16, transports up 1.85, utilities down 0.16 as investors watch energy and steel names. Listings include Kroger Lib MeN Mar Oil and US Steel among others with mixed moves in early trading.

Kroger Lib-Men Lockhol Mar Oil Marcor Maytag Tex Elec Corp US Gyps US Steel West UN Weyerh Wickes Wookwrth NEW York UPI Dow Jones Trans

Live Cattle and Pork Bellies Futures Report

Chicago futures show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with multiple contract quotes for Feb Apr Jun Aug and Mar May as trade data flows. Hog futures steady with Feb Apr Jun contracts and varied daily highs and lows amid unsettled market tone. The text ends with a non sequitur about tree heartwood as the oldest hard wood in the trunk.

Chicago UPI

Omaha Livestock Market Report Hogs Steady to Higher

Market data from Omaha shows hogs 200 to 350 pounds trading mixed with prices from 40 to 51.25 per hundredweight and select heavy lines at 49.50 to 80.50. Cattle listings note steers and heifers slipping, cows steady, with various carcass and weight classes detailed and Tuesday estimates projecting 5,000 cattle, 4,500 hogs, 300 sheep.

Omaha UPI

Networks accused of favorable coverage of president

UPI reports House speaker Carl Albert accused commercial networks of giving the president live coverage at his request while denying equal time to Democrats. Network chiefs defended their news judgment as a Library of Congress study cited broad access to presidential addresses.

ABC Washington William Lord Albert

Nebraska riders seek intrastate rate restructuring

The Nebraska Public Service Commission is asked to restructure intrastate rates which could raise charges for lighter shipments. The move follows proposals affecting commodity car rates and interstate carriers. Schuyler news notes nine month old Nancy Brichacek, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Brichacek, admitted to Children’s Memorial Hospital in Omaha.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Public Service Commission Schuyler Nancy Brichacek Dean Brichacek Children’s Memorial Geis Lincoln, Neb Lincoln Airport Authority Commission Robert Corn Bellevue Omaha Public Power District Board Harold E. Simpson

Nebraska death penalty system outlined in simple terms

Nebraska's 1973 bifurcated death penalty law separates guilt and sentencing. A seven day window follows a guilty verdict for a separate hearing where aggravating and mitigating factors are weighed. The judge or a panel then decides. The last execution was Charles Starkweather in 1999.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Supreme Court Clarence Meyer U.S. Supreme Court Tral Rae Ee Court Judbes Charles Starkweather

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