Midday stock roundup from New York market
The Columbus Telegram reports a broad list of midday stock prices with many companies showing gains. Notable entries include Alcoa up 27 percent, Am Can 20.5 percent, Chrysler 8 percent, Coca Cola 57 percent, Exxon 67 percent, and Ford Motors 35 percent, among others.
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New York
UPL
AlldChem
T&t
Borden
Fruehauf
Gam Sko
Elee
UPI
Dow Jones
Markets Tie Plan With Media Evening Session
The article outlines a plan to involve media coverage during a nightly session, aiming to tie markets to broader communication goals. Key figures and organizations mentioned include local media firms and market stakeholders negotiating coverage terms and timelines.
Grain futures move in mixed patterns across markets
Chicago grain futures show mixed activity with wheat contracts posting varied highs and lows for March and May deliveries while oats and corn display fluctuating quotes. The page also lists a Columbus, Nebraska advertisement section with subscription rates and a wide array of stock ticker figures for major companies.
Livestock futures mixed as cattle rise and hogs fall
Chicago and Omaha markets show live cattle advancing with strong bids for calves and steers, while hog futures slip. Reports indicate higher cattle prices and variable hog quotes, with noting of herd movements and week-early trade, including specific weight classes and yield grades.
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Omaha
Local Faculty News and Social Visits Highlight Silver Creek
Mrs. Vanek returns home as Ruth Hickman and Rose Anderson host coffee and rolls for faculty. Ed Vanek brings mother Mrs. Louis Kuklish and sibling from Sargent after California trip. United Methodist Women host quilting. Jan 22 tightling planned with Mrs. Vernon Peterson and Mrs. Ted Wyman.
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Silver Creek
Ruth Hickman
Rose Anderson
Ed Vanek
California
Louis Kuklish
Sargent
George Damme
United Methodist
Vernon Peterson
Ted Wyman
Freshmen switch to TV duties at Nebraska Legislature work
Two Deane College freshmen majoring in communications join the NETV Public Affairs Unit crew in Lincoln for four weeks to learn televising the Nebraska Legislature. Wesley Beltz and Steve Kodac will gain experience across production, remote engineering, post production, and studio operations while earning four credit hours.
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Lincoln
Deane College
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Wesley Beltz
Randolph
Steve Kodac
Richland
NETV
Nebraska Educations Television Council For Higher Education
Netche
Doane
Steve
Wesley
Univeristy
Nebraska- TinesIn
KRNU
Pharmacology Updates Workshops Planned in Nebraska
Bud Troutner announced that CHEANN has arranged Pharmacology Updates through Institutional Pharmacy Services of the Nebraska Regional Medical Program. The two workshops headlined by Paul E. Groth and Stephen Petruconis run January 22 in Fremont and January 29 in Norfolk, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., with a $5 registration mailed to OSHEAM.
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Bud Troutner
Columbus
Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska
Cheann
Nebraska
Fremont
Norfolk
Paul E. Groth
Mayor commission to screen two rape themed films
The Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women met to plan two film programs on rape to be shown at 7:30 p.m. January 28 and 29 in the American Legion basement, with a board to be formed from community professionals to discuss related issues.
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Teresa Reuter
Social Concerns Committee
Commission
Nebraska Hall of Fame
Shirley Wilken
J. J. Exon
Mexico City
Wilken
Equal Opportunity Commission
Columbus
Omaha
Marie Shuey
Spencer Foods announces Schuyler plant personnel changes
Dean Davis moves from plant engineer to corporate engineer overseeing engineering and maintenance across Spencer Foods. Carl Perrin becomes plant engineer. Kenny Selzer promoted to maintenance supervisor. Bob Blum named kill floor supervisor, longtime employee since 1967 with kill room experience.
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Schuyler
Spencer Foods
Dean Davis
Davis
Carl Perrin
Kenny Selzer
Mainenance
Kill
Bob Blum
Blum
Kill Moor
Kermit Wagner Named Chairman Of Regents In Nebraska
Kermit Wagner of Schuyler was elected chairman of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents for the coming year, succeeding Kermit Hansen. Dr. Robert Prokop was chosen vice chairman. The board discussed a bylaw amendment on quorum and noted three student regents cannot vote. A $95 increase in dorm rates for 1975-76 was approved, with earlier $140 cut to $95. Officials cited occupancy, bylaw change, and budget uncertainties as factors.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPT
Kermit Wagner
Schuyler
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Kermit Hansen
Omaha
Robert Prokop
Nebraska
Lylaws
University of Nebraska
D. B. Varner
Varner
Edward Schwartzkopf
Lincoln
Robert Simmons
Scottsbluff
James Moylan
Warner
National Guard
Schwartzkopf
Simmons
James Zumberge
Zumberge
Farmers Co-op Holds Annual Meeting at Bellwood
BELLWOOD The sixth annual meeting of the Farmers Co op Grain Company drew 225 patrons and families to Bellwood Gym. John Morbach presided while Al Hanus reported sales of 7,122,501.36 with a new profit of 353,074.64, both records. Leonard Klein was reelected director and Dominic Costello of the Lincoln Star spoke. Dividend checks totaling 170,000 were distributed. entertainment by Dave Castle and Bellwood Fire Auxiliary refreshments. SCHUYLER Sheriff Richard Kruse said deputy D W Aeschliman, who announced resignation, will take a similar post at Scottsbluff.
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Bellwood
Sth
Farmers Coop
Grain Company
John Morbach
al Hanus
Leonard Klein
Dominic Costello
Lincoln Star
Dave Castle
Bellwood Fire Auxiliary
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Sears
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Mrs. Vanek
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Vicki
Teaneck
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Clarence Jones
Polly Newcomb
Marty Olson
Wanango
Ned Powers
Hawaii
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500 Card Club
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Pump
Nina Delamore
Gertrude Ward
Clara Bryant
Hilda Carlson
Jack Brady
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Cy Hoffman
Mountain View
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Joe Butera
Belmont
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