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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1974

Page

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LIVESTOCK FUTURES TRADES SHOWN AT CHICAGO EXCHANGE

Reports from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show futures quotes for live cattle hogs and pork bellies with prices for contracts including April May and August. The data displays prev close high low and current values across multiple commodity lines.

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New Cedar Bluffs Baby Named Kori Ann

Mr and Mrs Duane Rocka of Cedar Bluffs report the birth of a daughter described as healthy and weighing eight pounds nine ounces. She has been named Kori Ann with her mother identified as Gall trooper and paternal grandmother Mrs Marie Roudlyn. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs ey Kroeger of Schuyler.

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Livestock Prices and Estimates From Omaha Market

USDA quotes show barrows uneven at 1,002.00 with 4,500 head. Calves at 50 dollars, steers 75 lower, cows down around 20 to 60, heifers about 50 lower. Feeder steers around 33.00, high numbers for loads, sheep market not established. Estimated receipts Tuesday include cattle and calves at 5,300, hogs 6,000, sheep 500.

the Weally Omaha Neb Aph USDA

Ford marks 61st birthday with small White House dinner

AP reports President Gerald R Ford celebrated his 61st birthday at home with a quiet, intimate dinner for about 10 personal friends. The celebration was delayed to accommodate three of his four children. The same notice mentions a regional grant approval in South Dakota.

Ford Gerald R. Ford

Me GARE TELEGRAM partnership address and rates

Fragmented OCR describes a telegram partnership address in Columbus Nebraska and subscription rates. It mentions daily delivery except Sundays and various Nebraska towns served. Details are faded but indicate annual mail subscriptions and carrier delivery pricing.

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Horoscope Forecast For Tuesday July 1

Ames Taurus Gemini Moon Child Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Read your zodiac forecast with caution as it suggests financial restraint, focus on personal matters, and seek help from allies. Emphasis on clarity, avoiding extravagance, and addressing workplace tensions while tending home and family duties.

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Nixon accused of secret arms pact with Soviet leader

Sen. Henry Jackson alleges President Nixon pressed a secret agreement with Soviet Chief Brezhnev to keep U S submarine numbers at 41 and to modify SALT I terms. Jackson cites letters and another document said to be in White House hands and discusses unilateral White House actions not approved by Congress. Nitze, Nixon negotiator, resigns over secret proposals cited by Jackson.

Wasiington Nixon Jennid Brezhnev U.S Henry Jackson Jackson Senate Brezhnev Moscow Uly White House NBC Meet the Press Paul Nitze New Salt Talks The Henry A. Kissinger Nitze

Watergate committee ends with call for election reform

The Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities issued a 2245 page final report after 46 months of inquiry. It detailed abuses of power, proposed a nonpartisan Elections Commission, and urged reforms to curb campaign financing, privacy intrusions, and executive overreach. The panel urged robust penalties and an independent public attorney to oversee justice in the executive branch.

Washington Seiste Senate Select Committee On America House Judiciary Communittee Special Watergate Prosecution Force Democratic National Headquarters Sam J. Ervin D-N. GC House Judiciary Committee John W. Dean WE White House Nixon Sail Administration C. G Bebe” Rebazo Reboro New York Bath Elections Commission Senate Olice Senate Paniel Office of Public Attorney U.S United States Internal Revenue Service

Buffalo County Sheriff Cuts Five Jobs Amid Budget Shortfall

Buffalo County Sheriff Yern Newbold laid off five deputies as budget cuts hit. The county approved a reduced operation budget, leaving only five deputies available for five towns, with state patrol handling traffic accidents. Newbold says staff could be rehired if funds increase, and crime in the area may rise.

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Test tube babies hailed as world first births

London AP reports three normal babies born in the last 18 months are claimed as the world’s first to be conceived in test tubes and placed in the womb to mature. Dr. Douglas Bevis of Leeds University notes success due to luck and emphasizes womb preparation remains the key challenge. The births include at least one in Britain. no families or doctors named.

London Douglas Bevis Leeds University Fle Bevis Briain British Medical Assocater

State Board of Equalization to hold meeting

LINCOLN Nebraska AP The state Board of Equalization and Tax Assessment was scheduled to meet Monday to consider nine government property tax agenda items The board will determine the average state tax levy for 1974 then work on assessing various items for the current fiscal year It will decide railroad and franchise assessments terminal tax assessments car line tax assessments and nonresident bus and truck values It will also review property tax rates used by the counties

Lincoln, Neb State Board of Equalization and Tax Assessment

Two convicts reject government offers in siege

In Washington two armed convicts Frank Gorham Jr and Robert N. Jones refused offers to transfer to federal facilities after holding hostage a group in the U S District Court cellblock for nearly 24 hours. Hostages included deputies and attorneys.

Washington Seige U.S. District Court Esten Ned Justice Department Mark Sheehan Frank Gorham Jr Tly Gorham Robert N. Jones Springfield Mariow

Lincoln Omaha crime rise mirrors national trend in early 1974

AP reports UPI crime figures show U S serious crime up 15 percent in the first quarter of 1974. Omaha recorded 4901 total serious crimes, Lincoln 1453, with increases across murders, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and theft. Car thefts and larceny rose notably in both cities, while Lincoln saw new murder and rape totals.

Washington United States William B. Saxbe Thal Omaha Lincoln Omaha Lincs

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