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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1976

Page

2

Stock Market Today Midday Prices Report

Dow Jones indices show gains at 1 p.m. CST with industrial up 11.20, transports up 1.85, utilities up 0.22 and 65 stocks rising to 292.99. Notable listed companies include Gen Elec, IBM, Exxon, Eastman, Du Pont, FordMirs, Goodyear, and Gulf Oil among others.

AudChem AllisChal Alcoa New York UPI Dow Jones Indus

Omaha Livestock Market Report for Monday

Omaha livestock prices at the UPI report show hogs mostly higher with some weights around 50.50 to 50.00 per hundredweight and sow prices steady at 42 to 40 range. Cattle and calves total 2 300 head with feeders for auction and slaughter steers and heifers mostly absent while cows stay steady around 24 to 25.00. estimates expect 6 500 cattle and calves, 5 000 hogs, and 500 sheep.

Omaha Livestock Omaha UPI

Columbus Telegram Aims for Daily Role in State News

Fragmentary text hints at Columbus Telegram expanding coverage or airing new content in a bid to serve state readers with daily news. Key names and specifics are unreadable, but the item signals a strategic media push from a Columbus outlet.

Rome Columbus Telegram New Santos

Nebraska highway system photo project underway

The Nebraska Roads Department will photograph every mile of the state highway system to aid engineering and planning. A van with a 33 mm camera will snap images in both directions at one tenth mile intervals. The $90,000 project aims to be finished by July 197 and refilming is planned every two years.

Lincoln, Neb

Flu bug starts winter activity

The first influenza cases of the winter in the continental United States were reported by the National Center for Disease Control. The outbreaks appeared in California Oregon and Minnesota with Victoria like viruses in California and Oregon. Minnesota cases were influenza A not further classified.

Atlanta UPS United States National Center For Disease Control California Oregon Minnesota CDC Avictoria

Masked Marauders in Central Florida Terrorize Bartow Family

In Bartow Florida a masked assailant flogged a man with a fishing pole while Sharon Smith and her frightened children prayed. The attacker acted with a chilling air of intimidation, prompting questions about motive as the incident unfolded.

Central Florida Bartow Fla UPI Sharon Smith Aia Comine Polk County Sears Anata Cmerie Lottie Mae Lee Otis Martin Cody Martin Peewee Aentaas Thomas Martin Fort Lonesome

St Paul Winter Carnival Opens With Ice Palace And Medallion Hunt

The St Paul Winter Carnival kicks off a 10 day run featuring a 40 foot ice palace and a treasure hunt for a carnival medallion with prizes up to $2 800. Brian Nelson of Willmar won first prize in carnival events while organizers promote snow fun despite past critics.

ST. Paul, Minn UPI St. Paul Minnesota Siberia Earl Wingard Minneapolis Tribune New York Coty Hall Brian Nelson Willmar

Postal Service forecast shows 1.4 billion deficit this year

James V. Conway, top postal official, warned that the United States Postal Service faces a 1.4 billion deficit this year amid high labor costs and inflation. He cited 85 percent of the budget going to 700,000 workers and said belt tightening and rate hikes are insufficient to stave off losses.

MAHA UPS James V.P. Conway Conway Omaha Postal Customers Council Omaha Mail Managers Association

McDonalds Big Mac to Open in London March

McDonalds will launch the Big Mac in London in March on Haymarket near Buckingham Palace. The Queen’s agents refused front window advertising to avoid “lowering the tone.” Bob Rhea, head of McDonald’s in Britain, relocated from Cleveland to introduce the burger amid skepticism about British eating habits.

Thomas Cheatham London UPI McDonald's Buckingham Palace Haymarket The Palace Piccadilly Circus Trafalgar Square Bob Rhea Britain

White House Reconsiders Minuteman II Production

The White House weighs halting Minuteman II missile production but keeping the line warm while arms talks continue. No 197 budget funds for ongoing production. decision deadline set by February. McClary notes potential component cuts and MIRV tradeoffs with SALT constraints amid broader strategic weapons debates.

Washington UPI White House

Bridge players weigh Blackwood interference strategies

A discussion of handling interference in Blackwood 1 level bids in bridge, including doubling for takeout and signaling strength. The piece describes a high level interference situation, a South hand with heart support, and a near grand slam decision under pressure. It also mentions an unrelated bridge question from a Wisconsin reader.

Blackwood West Tamranerale East South

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