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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1976
Page
2
New York reports mixed midday prices across major stocks with several gains and declines. Dow Jones industrials hover around 988.88, down 2.63, while transport and utility indices show slight movements and notable stock shifts across United States corporations.
Omaha reports 7.1 million cattle and calves on hand as of July 1, up 1 percent from a year ago and 8 percent above January. Cows totaled 2.1 million, beef cows 2 million, milk cows 144000, with higher numbers of heifers and steers over 500 pounds. The 196 Nebraska calf crop was forecast at 4.0 million, down from 1975 and 1974 crops.
The State Agriculture Department reports variable rains last week relief for dryland crops in parts of Nebraska. corn remains mostly good but damaged by heat and footworms, wheat harvest ahead at 9 percent with delays possible if dry weather continues. Sorghum and soybeans are fair to good, greenbugs harming sorghum, dry beans and beets largely good, alfalfa growth slow. second cutting at 77 percent with potential further cuttings depends on moisture.
The notice outlines payment of a $58.00 deposit to obtain forms and tickets for a concert. It describes refunds, deposits for pins and spectacles, and withdrawal procedures. The document mentions reserves, performance, and center rules affecting eligibility and timing.
Warner Brothers announces Ted Ashley, the studio chairman, has been signed to lead operations. The move comes as the industry seeks to reposition its leadership amid notable projects and strategic partnerships.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Dale Wu departed Creston Monday for their Los Angeles home after visiting the Milton Scheffer residence. Neighbors held a birthday party for Otto Pieper Saturday. Seward visitors Me and Mrs Win Krings spent time with Teonard Krings’ family. A 6 pound 14 ounce daughter born July 14 to Marvin Indra Jr of Howells and his wife. Baptists held a Lake North outing with youth, sponsors, and friends for swimming and water skiing. Church repaint underway. Visits include Mrs Wayne Moran and daughters at Walter Armbrust home Wheaton Minnesota, and Kenneth Prange family in Alva Oklahoma with Bruce.
Mr and Mrs Harold Keeler with Larry and Kathy Keeler return to Platte Center from Woodbury Minnesota. They visited Mr and Mrs Jim Luton and family and stopped at Bagley Town and Serer Carahar and Mae along the way.
The House Ethics Committee says Rep. Robert L. Sikes violated conduct standards and should be reprimanded rather than punished. The panel recommends reprimands on two of three complaints and withholds on a third due to timing. the report, after leaks contention, could reach the House floor Thursday for a vote.
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