Stock Market Today and Livestock Price Summary
New York Dow Jones averages rise with 30 industrial at 964.26 up 10.31 and 20 transport at 198.52 up 1.14. Lumber and utilities edges higher as cattle and calves market shows varied declines and hogs steady. steer and heifer prices mostly lower by about 2.00. Prime cattle sales reported with weight ranges and several consignments noted. sheep market steady with lambs around 49.50. Estimated totals show cattle and calves 4,500 and hogs 4,500 for Tuesday.
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UPI
Dow Jones
Indus
MAHA
Iowa
Ashi OU
Merck
Ad Rich
Mobil Oil
Avco
Monsanto
Endix
Olin Corp
Seth Stl
Owens Nl
Orden
Penn Cen
Apcbdg
Atpl
PepsiCola
Sears
Ont Oil
Shell Oil
Simmons
LPC Ind
Dana
So Pac
Deere
du Pont
Std
Eds
Eastman
SO Ind
IBM
Livestock futures report from Zechicago and Midwest markets
UPI livestock futures listing shows live cattle and frozen pork bellies with bid prices, highs and lows. Data includes multiple locations, monthly figures, and village market codes, alongside subscription notes for Platte and surrounding Nebraska counties.
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Zechicago
UPI
Raven Park
Ralliae Beb
Staska Hosts Bridge Club at Albion Country Club
Mrs Delores Staska hosted a luncheon and the D and D Bridge Club at Albion Country Club. Guests included Mrs Mae Svoboda Mrs Carroll Reid and Mrs Alice Devlin. Winners at two tables were Mrs John Flanagan and Mrs Devlin.
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Albion
Delores Staska
Albion Country Club
Thur
Mae Svoboda
Carroll Reid
Alice Devlin
John Flanagan
Devlin
County Court Appeals Jail Sentences and Misc Traffic Fines
Albert Simon of Omaha appeals two Platte County jail sentences to run concurrently six months for a bad check and three months for defrauding an innkeeper Judge Gerald Rouse also sentences Douglas Want of Columbus to a $100 fine for marijuana possession Traffic Court fines list a wide array of individuals from Columbus Rising City North Dakota and other states with varied amounts for speeding overgross intoxication negligent driving and registration offenses plus a donation note from Albion Church Women to the Vietnamese Doctor Fund
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Albert Simon
Omaha
Platte County
Gerald Rouse
Douglas Want
Columbus
Kenneth Miller
Rising City
Alvan Tetrault
North Dakota
Louis Dohmen
Monroe
Charles Saunders
Debra Garretson
Randall Rhode
Glenn Frisch
Madison
James Palmer
Pat van Dyke
Roy Davison
Genoa
Overgross
James Patrick
California
Jeffrey Boley
South Dakota
Gary Fagen
Iowa
Ernest Bortz
Kansas
Wayne Hanigar
Texas
George Knudson
Minnesota
Harvey Merrill
Colorado
Ray Richter, Jr
Marquette
Kim Richter
Charles Roberts
Robert Pick
Alabama
Audrey Kirk
Jay Becker
Cumming
Colyn Fisher
Susan Ford to campaign on presidential trail from ski trip
Ford daughter Susan to leave Vail ski trip and return to Washington February 6 for campaign work ahead of Holyoke College classes. The first campaign stop likely in New Hampshire. In Palm Beach Edward Gurney says religion helps him face a February trial on conspiracy and false statements charges.
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Susan
Vail
Colo
UPI
Ford
Holyoke College
Washington
New Hampshire
Weekend news highlights from Ford to Kissinger papers
President Ford passed his annual medical exam and is in excellent health, while First Lady Betty Ford has conquered her cancer battle after chemotherapy. Britain and Iceland discuss fisheries in a bid to ease the 18 year dispute. Iran executes nine members of a Marxist group for eight murders including three American officers. UAW warns GM over cost of living protections amid wage concerns. Isaac Hayes’ wife files for divorce after 20 years. Kissinger stores Nixon era papers in Rockefeller vaults. Annenberg Desert Museum dedication draws celebrities and donations.
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UPI
Ford
White House
William Luckash
Luckash
Betty Ford
Lukash
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Tehran
Air Force
Jack Turner
Carbondale
Ill
Paul Schaeffer
Dayton
Ohio
Army
Lewis Hopkins
New York
Reza Sandipur
U.S
Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Newsweek Magazine
Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
Harvard
Annenberg
Palm Springs
Calif
Richard Nixon
Frank Sinatra
Walter Annenberg
California
Evelle Younger
Desert Museum
Nixon
Pat
Desert
Sunnyside
Great Britain
Genoa High School Honor Roll Second Quarter
Genoa High School announces the second quarter honor roll. Ninth grade students include Kristy Cromwell Tom Czapla Lori Jarecki Andrea Kasarda Peggy Linnerson Jera Lund Scott Mahoney Peggy Nelson Duane Nelson Barb Pearson Diane Peterson Lori Peterson Shayne Raitt Kathy Reeg Brian Stewart Tracy Stromberg Melissa Westring. Tenth grade lists Scott Andreasen JoAnn Cremers Chris Drozd Ken Dubas Tom Lawson Dawn Nelson Karla Ramaekers Jerry Stewart Swanson Monte Swan. Eleventh grade students are Craig Bass Kent Bass Dorothy Czarnick Patty Dubas Deb Ferris Mary Kasarda Dan Priester Monica Rosno LuAnn Stromberg Matt Swantek Bruce Umbarger Laurie Westring Nancy Pencak. Twelfth grade includes Carol Bass Ann Battles Kathy Bosak Diane Clausen Kim Cromwell Diane Donnelly Ron Jarecke Don Johnson Ginny Koziol Lori Lewis Steve Lund Linda Parry Julie Paulson Phil Pearson Betty Pilakowski Rex Ramaekers Susan Sempek Bobbi Snyder Marsha Taylor.
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Genoa
Genoa High School
Kristy Cromwell
Tom Czapla
Lori Jarecki
Andrea Kasarda
Peggy Linnerson
Jera Lund
Scott Mahoney
Peggy Nelson
Duane Nelson
Barb Pearson
Diane Peterson
Lori Peterson
Shayne Raitt
Kathy Reeg
Brian Stewart
Tracy Stromberg
Melissa Westring
Scott Andreasen
JoAnn Cremers
Chris Drozd
Ken Dubas
Tom
Craig Bass
Kent Bass
Dorothy Czarnick
Patty Dubas
Deb Ferris
Mary Kasarda
Dan Priester
Monica Rosno
LuAnn Stromberg
Matt Swantek
Bruce Umbarger
Laurie Westring
Nancy Pencak
Carol Bass
Ann Battles
Kathy Bosak
Diane Clausen
Kim Cromwell
Diane Donnelly
Ron Jarecke
Don Johnson
Ginny Koziol
Lori Lewis
Steve Lund
Linda Parry
Julie Paulson
Phil Pearson
Betty Pilakowski
Rex Ramaekers
Susan Sempek
Bobbi Snyder
Marsha Taylor
Speech contest invites Scotus students for Catholic education value
Scotus Central Catholic and recent graduates are invited to enter a four to six minute speech on The Value of My Catholic Education. Six $25 savings bonds prize. speeches to be delivered publicly in March during the fund drive on Sunday March 14. Crews judge content and delivery. sign up at Scotus office or write Fr. James Buschelman Box 644 Columbus Neb 68601.
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Scotus Educational Fund
Scotus Central Catholic
Scotus Educational Fund Committee
U.S
Scotus
James Buschelman
Columbus
Neb
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Cedar Rapids
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