Egg and Livestock Market Report From Lincoln Nebraska
USDA Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service reports prices for eggs and poultry with minor declines and steady hens. Omaha stock quotations show hogs and cattle mixed with several price points and notable records, including live weight highs and varied calf and sheep activity. Estimated receipts for Wednesday project cattle around 4,000, hogs 5,500, sheep 20 head.
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Lincoln
Neb
Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service
Omaha
Bellevue Mayor Cast Tie Breaker For Rezoning Project
Bellevue mayor Robert Haworth cast a tie breaking vote to approve rezoning for a 71 acre residential development west of the city. He was absent weeks earlier when a council vote ended in a tie on a Papillion developer Mike Logan proposal. The council also voted to take to the U S Supreme Court its fight to annex Offutt Air Force Base and the Capehart housing project after federal courts denied the annexation.
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Omaha
8Th 3. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Vision Clinic Volunteers Sought by Williams PTA
Volunteers needed for the Vision Clinic to be held in April. President Jo Accroi presided at a Williams PTA meeting. Contact Mrs. Jack Nikolite for participation. Life memberships committee includes Jean Moore, Lois Werts and Jo Forsett. Miss Nancy Newcomb and Saundra Rottger presented the program. Refreshments were provided by Jo Aerni with assistance from Angus Miller.
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Jo Accroi
Williams Pta
Jack Nikolite
Jean Moore
Lois Werts
Jo Forsett
Nancy Newcomb
Saundra Rottger
Jo Aerni
Angus Miller
Care Telegram Subscription Rates and Address List
Subscription rates for the Columbus Nebraska care Telegram include delivered by carrier in Columbus at 6 dollars per month and 12 dollars per year by mail in Platte and nearby counties. It notes change of address procedures with the postmaster and Columbus Telegram for updates and keeps a few misspelled locality references.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Ail
Platte
Goce
Court appearance of 4 gridsters continued to March
Four University of Nebraska football players facing drug related charges had their Lancaster County Court appearance continued to March 3. Karl Webb is charged with marijuana possession while Bill Olds Ralph Powell and Bil Anderson face charges of being in a place where a controlled substance is issued. All four were arrested last November by Lincoln police. Births recorded Albion born to Mr and Mrs James Nore an eight pound one ounce son at Boone County Hospital Jan 20 and to Mr and Mrs Roger Ersesti a seven pound two ounce daughter at Boone County Hospital Jan 21.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Lancaster County
Karl Webb
Bill Olds
Ralph Powell
Bil Anderson
Albion
James Nore
Boone County Hospital
Roger Ersesti
Aries
Ainess
Taurus
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Horoscope Forecast For Wednesday January 2
Aries seeks mental balance and wind down conflicts while Taurus faces rearrangements and new efficiency. Gemini gains creative energy and romance, Cancer energy flows with improved focus, Leo and Virgo align with practical upgrades. Libra charms, Scorpio clears personal aims, Sagittarius strengthens communication and social ties. Capricorn gains momentum through sharper routines, Aquarius finds stability, Pisces focuses on promises and partnerships. A child’s future prospects hint at advice-seeking maturity.
Tired of hearing the same old joke Jimmy Pratt lampooned
HAL BOYLE notes a radio comedian Jimmy Pratt faces harsh feedback from peers and audiences. Prat t contends with threats to his TV act and sponsor prospects while fellow entertainers suggest shifting to radio or trying a dog food sponsor to save his career.
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Hal Boyle
WY York
Reo& Television
Tred
Uwe
Jimmy Pratt
Jimmy
Milton Berle
Henny Youngman
Simmy
Pratt
Mothers Society Dinner Nets $100 At St Pram Church
At the Wednesday Mothers Society meeting in St Pram Church parlors Mrs Melvin Bender and Mrs Gene Korth chaired a dinner that raised over $100. Members will attend the Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters Adult Education program starting March 18 with Father Don Dendinger. fifty dollars was donated for socks for Winnebago Indian children.
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Humphrey
Ai) Mothers Society
St Pram
Circle 7
Melvin Bender
Gene Korth
Sim
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters
Kent
Don Dendinger
Cireley
Fhe
Farly Hows
Mes_ Alvin Gisenmenger
Prives
Frank Stock
Tom Kosch
Frank Leutkenhaus
Paul Brockhaus
Eddie Boesch
Hobza Reelected To Co Op Board In Gelliwood
Edward Hobza was reelected to the Consumers Cooperative Oil Company board at the annual meeting in Mite Hall Bellwood The meeting noted Mrs Josephine Sorenson retirement after 24 years as bookkeeper Members counted savings of 32632843 and patronage refund checks were issued William Knuth outlined the cost of starting a liquid fertilizer plant
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Bellwood
Edward Hobza
Consumers Cooperative Oil Company of
Gelliwood
Mite Hall
Josephine Sorenson
Coop
William Knuth
Tasutris
Colossal Cattle Co Ordered to Hire Engineering Firm
Lincoln state officials ruled Colossal Callie Co must hire an engineering firm within two weeks to design pollution controls for feedlot runoff at its Nine Mile Creek site near Minalare. The order follows a hearing on Nebraska water quality violations after tests showed elevated pollutants and fish kills. The firm will prepare plans for necessary facilities with no completion date set.
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Lincoln
Red
APE
Colossal Callie Co
Minalare
Richard Hansen
Asocney
State Department of Environmental Control
Hansen
Colossal
Nine Mile Creek
James Higgins
Directory
Environmental Control Department
Higgins
Nebraska
W. F. Smith
Robert Yost
Mile Creek
Roads Department spending under stricter legislative controls
Lincoln Neb APE spending by the state Department of Roads may face tighter legislative oversight than in the past. The Appropriations Committee heard that federal funds and highway taxes fund most spending. Warner subcommittee cited missed salary hikes and underutilized federal funds due to lack of ready projects.
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Roads Department
Lincoln
Neb
State Department of Roads
Vie _unicameral
Appropriations Committee
Richard Marvel
Tey
Reads
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Warner
Nebraska
Injuries fatal to Gering man Guy A Leach dies
A one year old Gering man Guy A Leach died in Scottsbluff hospital from injuries suffered in a collision near Gering last week. The death marks the 25th highway fatality of the year, compared with 21 at this time a year ago.
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Gering, Neb
Gering
Guy A. Leach
Leach
Scottsbluff
Tbisdale
Teachers Attend Ecology Clinic at Milford Nebraska
Newman Grove Madison County teachers attended an ecology institute at Nebraska Technical College in Milford to gain materials and methods for teaching environmental education. The Lower elkhorn Natural Resources District sponsored the event with opening remarks by Dr Robert Cox and sessions led by Steven Oltmans Hardt Gilman and Dr Ban Searcy.
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Newman Grove
Madison County
Nebraska Technical College
Milford
T Tilule
Lower Elkhor Natural Resources
Robert Cox
Steven Oltmans
Lower Felkhorny
University of Nebraska
Ban Searcy
Kearney State College
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