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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1976

Page

3

Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Hog Beef Prices

UPI reports Omaha livestock figures with hogs 3 000 head and cattle 3 500, prices showing swings by weight class. No. 1 200-250 lb hogs around 51, sows firm to higher, cattle and calves mostly firm to higher with various price ranges for prime and choice grades. Thursday estimates list cattle and calves at 1 000, hogs at 3 500, no sheep.

Omaha Choice Lad Choice Ib

Live Cattle and Pork Bellies Futures At Chicago Market

Chicago Mercantile Exchange price feed shows live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading with varying bids asks and last sale figures. Notable entries include Feb live cattle and hogs with multiple price levels and volumes recorded, reflecting a active trading session. Columbus Telegram prints subscription rates and address details for local readers.

Chicago UPI Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Market snapshot Dow Jones edges lower at midday

UPI reports a mixed stock market at 1 p.m. CDT with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 4.33 points to 987.48. Transportation and utilities show modest moves while the overall stock index sits at 308.19, down 0.65.

New York UPI Inco Ltd AllisChal IBM Altoa T&t Iowa P&l Johnson Kennecott Amelpwr Kopper Kresge Anaconda Kroger Litton Lockhol Maytag Bendix Merck Beth Stl Mian Min Boeing Mobil Oil Monsanto Nat T Oil SanFernd Ind Sears Shell Oil Simmons Pont So Pac Utd Corp US Steel Gen Tire West UN Weyerh Wickes Gulf Oil Dow Jones Avetaryd Indus Trans

Women escape jail in Berlin drugs? no. escape by four prisoners

Four women prisoners escaped from West Berlin’s Tiergarten women’s prison early today. Among them is Inge Viett of the Baader Meinhoff group, linked to the February 1975 kidnapping of CDU leader Peter Lorenz. Police say weapons were used and outside help is possible as a nationwide search is launched.

Berlin UPI West Berlin Inge Viett Baader-Meinhoff Garbriele Rollnick Juliane Plambeck Christian Democratic Party Peter Lorenz Monika Berberich Women's Prison Institute Tiergarten Herman Oxfort

Nebraska winter wheat harvest nearing ten percent complete

The Nebraska weekly crop report shows the winter wheat harvest about 10 percent complete by last Friday, up from 5 percent a year ago, with most activity in the southern and eastern districts and little harvest in the Panhandle. The crop condition ranges from poor in 8 percent of counties to good in 27 percent, while nearly 60 percent of wheat is ripened, and topsoil moisture remains largely short across two thirds of counties.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Weekly Nebraska Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Nebraska Panhandle

Scientists plan new search for Sasquatch in Bellacoola

In Eugene, Oregon a UPI report notes Roy Lack leads a Canadian expedition near Bellacoola to find Sasquatch based on local reports and a 1970 computer study. Gene Cisler cites North American Wildlife Research as confirming the camp setup and area choice for potential sightings.

Eugene, Ore UPI British Columbia Gene Cisler North American Wildlife Research Roy Lack Bellacoola Cisler

Supreme Court ruling to curb federal appeal backlogs

Nebraska lawyers expect the decision in the Rice case to curb federal court appeals and reduce backlogs. The ruling bars federal courts from overturning state murder convictions on illegally obtained evidence, affecting Rice and Poindexter cases and prompting mixed views from supporters and opponents.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Nebraska David L. Rice U.S. Supreme Court Mel Kammerlohr Kammerlohr Rice Nebraska Supreme Court 8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Committee To Free Poindexter Supreme Court Anne Else Omaha Douglas County District Court Larry Minard Nebrska Edward Poindexter Minard 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals State Def David L. Herzog Appeals Court Fed Urbom Richard Andersen Supreme Courts

Pioneer Air Ways seeks service to 94 Nebraska towns

Lincoln Nebraska July air service proposal would add daily eight passenger flights with pilot and co pilot to Omaha Lincoln Columbus Hastings Kearney McCook Sidney Alliance Chadron. Pioneer would operate cheaper than Frontier and a full hearing was deemed unnecessary but held to review finances equipment and past service.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Public Service Commission Pioneer Airways, Inc Nebraska Duane Gay Columbus Pioneer Gay Apte Omaha Hastings Kearney McCook Sidney Alliance Chadron CAB Frontier

Kufeldt Joins Petroleum Helicopter Corp Fleet

Jay Kufeldt, an Albion native with a degree in aircraft maintenance from Western Technical College in Sidney, joins the Petroleum Helicopter Corporation of Lafayette Louisiana which operates offshore oil support helicopters. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kufeldt.

Albion Jay Kufeldt Petroleum Helicopter Corporation Lafayette Kufeldt Western Technical College Sidney William Kufeldt

Regents discuss funding formula recommendations

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will consider a funding program proposal from a Washington DC consultant. The report urges adoption of a unified funding formula to allocate university resources across campuses and departments.

Regents Lincoln, Neb UPI Washington, D.C University of Nebraska Board of Regents D.B. Warner John D. Millett Ohio Board of Regents Academy For Educational Development Washington Warner University of Nebraska Millett

Underground power expansion to Viking View subdivision

Loup Power District crews near completion installing an underground system for 38 lots in Viking View subdivision located three miles north of Columbus. Ken Eymann notes three riser poles and 17 transformers were installed with substantial primary cable work. At least two homes already started in the area.

Loup Power District Columbus Viking View Ken Eymann

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