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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1977
Page
2
Ohio faces a natural gas emergency prompting price volatility across energy shares. Major Ohio utilities caution customers while suppliers reroute supplies. State authorities coordinate with federal agencies to stabilize supply and protect consumers.
UPI reports Omaha livestock figures with hogs showing varied butchers prices across weight ranges and steady sow values. Cattle totals rise with mixed quality grades and several prime and good lots noted. sheep slaughter steady with sparse ewes. Tuesday estimates list cattle hogs sheep totals and a Dow Jones update across major indices.
Grain futures quotes from Chicago show wheat and corn holding near Friday levels while soybeans show notable activity. Across the region bitter cold spurred natural gas emergencies in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with Florida weighing potential emergency aid after a five day freeze hit crops.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices show live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading with various contracts. Hogs futures for February through June also listed with opening, high, low and last prices and volumes. Columbus Telegram (A Partnership) details circulation and subscription rates with notice on address changes and a missing Telegram contact line.
Creston bank has elected its boardmembers Floyd Schwannebeck Wiemer Dance Tom Hoesly Bob Kapels and Russel Kuester to governance roles for the coming term.
Gunmen seized General Emilio Villaescusa Quiles amid street clashes in Madrid as protests over a student death sparked violence. Police used rubber bullets and flares while reports said Maria Jesus Julian died from injuries after demonstrations.
Joe Waid of Albion reports that the Nebraska Quarterhorse News and Cutting Chatter rated Albion's annual Quarterhorse Show third in the state among 31 shows. The Nebraska State Fair and University of Nebraska Block placed first and second. Albion offers open and youth classes with 304 adult and 187 youth entries last year. plans set for Aug 7 show.
Leo Gasca of the National School Assemblies Agency will present a fitness and skill program for Albion Public Schools at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Gasca, a famed circus and TV artist born in Argentina, has toured South America with his father’s circus and starred in tumbling handbalancing headstands juggling and trapeze across major circuses in the Americas and Europe.
Albion alumni group outlines plans for a banquet with officers named Mrs. Ernie Haas Jr as secretary and Bilse J as treasurer. The meeting aims to organize the event and confirm leadership roles within the alumni association.
Boone County Heart Fund launches Heart Month starting February 1 with local chairs announced by Albion based chairman Gary Kruse. Campaign information will reach Albion rural areas by mail and through local organizations including Kiwanis Club and area teachers.
Leigh FFA elected to participate in the CIP Hands of Friendship project with the Public Relations Committee overseeing. They also approved FHA involvement for the April parent member banquet, and agreed to raise pheasants again and continue acres for wildlife under General Revenue Sharing.
Semi annual statement of county accounts for July 1 to December 31 1976 listing balances and funds including General Fund Road Fund and various department allocations. Totals show figures such as 176 652 01 and 20 145 75 among line items and ending balances.
Bargainers for 7700 UAW workers at two Saginaw Michigan GM plants win extension of the strike deadline to Thursday. GM steerin gear pact ratified by 8650 workers ends walkout. local issues at Local 699 under new tentative agreement. Chrysler talks continue with many units still unsettled.
Silver Creek Silver Chapter 290 OES installed new officers last week with Opal Colby as worthy matron Clinton Colby worthy patron LaVerne Bryan associate matron John Carlson associate patron Myrtle White secretary Nina Delamore treasurer Pat conductress Glade Wyman associate conductress Dorothy Burger chaplain Sharon Frizzell marshal Kathleen Schott organist Gertrude Peterson electa Eugenia Ferris warder and Robert Tooker sentinel.
Creston note: Thomas Boning has returned home from Omaha where he was hospitalized. Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg hosted her card club last week. Mrs. Louise Bachman won high and Mrs. Eva Claussen placed second. Mrs. Anna Fischer entertained St. Peter Ladies Aid at her home.
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