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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1976

Page

2

Stock market and livestock notes from Columbus Nebraska

UPI style market brief lists stock prices for many companies with mixed gains and losses. Omaha livestock report shows high cattle prices for 200-330 lb steers and various calves, with hogs and sheep activity noted and Wednesday’s estimates for totals.

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Live and Frozen Pork Prices Report

UPI market listing shows live cattle at 38.95 and 38.57 with 1384 contracts, frozen pork bellies at 75.25 in the latest trade, and live hogs near 44.75 to 46.20 across several lots. Prices vary by bid and offer with volumes noted for each entry.

Iowa P&l Johnson Kennecott KeysCons Kopper Kresger Kroger Libmcn Litton Lockhol Mar Oil Marcor Maytag Dgls Merck MinnMin Mobil Oil Monsanto Nat Bisc Olincorp Owens-Ill Penn Cen Pfizer PepsiCola Phil Pet Procterg Quak Oat RCA Rep Sil Revlon Rockwell Safeway St. Regis SanFelInd Sears Shell Oil Sperry Stude Texaco Tex UN Elec Utd Corp US Steel West UN Weyerh Wickes Woolwrth NEW York UPI Dow Jones WO Indus Trans Ipstock Futures Hicago Pen High

Column Subscription Rates and Delivery Details

MBUS 9 TELEGRAM lists partnership address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601. It notes daily publication except certain holidays and delivers by carrier in Columbus for 52 75 per month and by mail to multiple Nebraska counties for 17 00 per year, with 28 00 per year elsewhere.

MBUS 27Th Avenue Columbus Neb Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance Polk Nebraska States Focal Columhous Telegram

Waldo Receives 1975 Lincoln Kiwanis Service Award

Former state Senator Willard Waldo of DeWitt wins the Lincoln Downtown Kiwanis Club distinguished service award for agriculture work. Waldo, first farmer honored, runs a purebred Durochog operation started by his father and uncle in 1895 and serves on the State Board of Education after nine years in the Senate.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Willard Waldo DeWitt Lincoln Downtown Kiwanis Club Waldo State Board of Education

Eastern cold snap claims two as deep freeze hits region

Two people died from exposure in New York and New Hampshire as temperatures plunged to 50 below in parts of New England and 43 below in the Adirondacks. A Michigan Boy Scout troop earned Polar Bear badges by sleeping out in 25 below zero. Rescue crews saved two hikers amid three feet of snow in the White Mountains.

United Press International Michigan Midwest East Buffalo N.Y New York City White Mountains New Hampshire New York Adirondacks Virginia Florida Berlin N.H Old Forge Newcomb Saranac Lake Massena Mike LaFontaine Concord Pinckney Mich Ken Emerson Plains Mississippi Valley

Columbus Library annual meeting appoints officers and memorials noted

The Columbus Library Foundation held its annual meeting January 15 with E H Lohr re-elected president and other officers named. Memorials for Shirley Wilken and Bernice Brochtrup were noted, plus new books such as Search For the Fox and Home Made added to the collection.

Columbus Library Foundation E.H. Lohr Carroll Novicki Norma Schaufelberger Leo Dowd Lois Behlen Shirley Wilken Emil Lackey Walter Behlen Robert Mead Mike Behlen the Fox Stephen Overholser John Fox Richmond Atlantic Bank and Trust South Fox West Sandra Oddo Daniel P. Mannix Jeddy Proudfoot Jeddy Robert F. Karolevitz

Creston Residents Host Visiting Guests and Local News

Creston residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. David Claussen and others from Nebraska City Columbus and Leigh. Norfolk visits and birthdays mark a weekend of social calls with family and friends, plus notes on local horticulture and a plant tour in Columbus.

Paul Gorman F.E. Gigax Schuyler Orton Hulsebus Columbus Bernard Hulsebus Darrell Barrett Madison Harvey Palmateer Leonard Barrett

Hillers Host Sunday Visitors And Notables

Mt. Marty College's Kathy and Jean Hiller and Anne Michael of David City spent Sunday with Tony Hiller's family. Dunlap Iowa visitors Jasper Jacobs stayed with Victor Bohaty's family. Alfred Hosher funeral attended Monday. Bohatys hosted birthday and anniversary dinner for Douglas Bohaty with guests Roger Grothe Lillian Zellinger Edward Hertmanek. Joe Hamernik Fred Severin depart for two week Florida vacation.

Bellwood Kathy Jean Hiller Mt. Marty College S. D Anne Michael David City Tony Hiller Jasper Jacobs Dunlap Iowa Victor Bohaty Alfred Hosher Vic Bohaty Douglas Bohaty Roger Grothe Lillian Zellinger Omaha Edward Hertmanek Schuyler

Angolan Policy Sparks NATO Critique in Lisbon Interview

Jeffrey St. John quotes criticism of NATO planning on Angola and Portugal's colonial policy. Spinola and Kissinger are cited amid warnings that Soviet, Cuban, and Chinese involvement expanded after Portugal left Africa. The piece notes U.S. support for South Africa and calls U.S. policy a failure while reflecting on the fool as a figure of misunderstood genius.

Jeffrey ST. John Y Wwngton North Atlantic Treaty Organization Portume Lisbon Africa America Spinola Henry Kissinger Moscow Angola U.S Portugal Ridgeway Knight NATO Brussels Kissinger United Nations United States Middle East Europe South Africa Rhodesia Otto J. Scott James I

St Paul Lutheran Church elects council and church leaders

The St Paul Lutheran Church annual meeting elected Darwin Franzen and Marvin Karpgeweit to the church council replacing retiring Charles Ahrens and Harold Neemeyer. Walter Wahl was re elected to the cemetery board and Neemeyer was chosen to attend the district convention.

Leigh St. Paul Lutheran Church Darwin Franzen Marvin Karpgeweit Charles Ahrens Harold Neemeyer Walter Wahl Walter Feye St. Paul's Thomas Chamberlain

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