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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1976
Page
2
Livestock Futures Reported For Cattle Hog and Pork Belly Prices
Readable market data shows Live Cattle and Live Hogs with high low and last prices, plus frozen pork bellies quoted for Jig Aug Feb and related contracts. Trading activity includes sales volumes and settlement figures for June August and February delivery across cattle hog and belly futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihan Slivecatie
Antilee
Dee
Omaha Livestock Hogs Higher as Butchers Active
Omaha market survey reports hogs 2,500 with packers active and prices up 50 to 75 cents. No 13 200-240 lb mostly 51.50 to 52.00, 260-270 lb around 50 to 51, No 24 280-290 lb 48.50 to 49.90, sows down 50 to 1.00. Day estimates show cattle and hogs at 3,700.
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Omaha
Columbus Telegram publication and subscription details
The Columbus Telegram lists its address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska and notes daily publication with carrier and mail rates 2 75 monthly and 17 00 yearly within Nebraska 24 00 outside Nebraska It provides change of address instructions and a contact number 544 2741 with hours Saturday 10 am to 4 36 pm.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
First Briton testifies in mercenary trial in Angola
The first British witness in the Marchant mercenary trial testifies that life was spared because he could drive a truck and accuses other defendants of shooting and machine gunning dead fellow mercenaries. He recalls Costas Georgiou, alias Col Tony Callan, pulling a man from the line before two more were killed. The witness says 18 Britons were lined up after demanding return to Britain.
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Marchant
Costas Georgiou
Tony Callan
Christ Lutheran selects Conrad as principal for Sunday installation
Joliet Illinois a Conrad will be installed as principal of Christ Lutheran School during the 10 a m services Sunday. He is a 1971 Concordia High School Seward graduate and earned a B S in education from Concordia Teachers College Seward in December 1975. His wife Barbara Marck also a December 1975 Concordia graduate will teach in District 10. Conrad succeeds David Morkert who left in January to become music director at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Sheboygan Wisconsin.
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A. Conrad
Joliet
Ill
Christ Lutheran School
Concordia High School
Seward
Concordia Teachers College
Barbara Marck
Plainview
Conrad
David Morkert
Morkert
Omaha-area resident indicted on twelve charges
A group of eight defendants faced federal indictments in Omaha. Jackie Lee Bixler, 27, charged with four bank robberies totaling 33 074 dollars including Mid City Bank and three Southroads Bank heists. Bixler in custody on 25 000 dollar bond with legal counsel appointed. The broader case involves insurance fraud and forged checks affecting 33 insurers, with multiple Omaha residents named and one suspect at large. The trial slate mentions a million-dollar fraud scheme tied to California and other parties, with 14 defendants and a postponed start to next month.
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Omaha
UPI
Jackie Lee Bixler
U.S
FBI
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mid City
Grand
Bixler
Southroads Bank
Packers National Bank
Richard C. Peck
Frank Sanders III
Thomas Meredith Faison
Calvin Patterson
Illiam Hunt Jr
Patterson
Hunt
Frierson
U.S. Treasury
Turner
William Stanley Adams
California
Teacher Sets Sail Across the Atlantic
Ed Lormand a 40 year old music teacher from Abbeville La aims to sail solo around the world in a specially equipped 27 foot sloop on a two month 4500 mile voyage his voyage dubbed a shakedown cruise was blessed by a priest and Fernandina Beach officials gave him a city key as he prepared to transmit updates to his wife Fran in Fernandina Beach and urged beachgoers to report any drifting debris
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Fernandina Beach
Fla
UPI
Ed Lorman
Atlantic
Ed Lormand
Abbeville
DeKalb College
Atlanta
Brian Killoran
Jake Mottagan
Plymouth
England
NRD directors hear report on channel project
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District met in Ord to hear a progress report on the Oconee Bend channel. Rystrom Engineering of Columbus has a contract for initial engineering while the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission agreed to accept Lake Ericson from the Nebraska Public Power Association. Fiscal year 1977 requirements were discussed.
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NRD
Oconee Bend Channel
Lower Loup
Rystrom Engineering of
Columbus
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Lake Ericson
Nebraska Public Power Penses
Around World Cyclist Dr Bill Makes Columbus Stop
A world wandering cyclist known as Dr Bill rests in Columbus after 80 mile days and hospitality from strangers. He draws media focus and seeks contributions to his touring project the Who's Who of the Bicycling World while promoting Bicentennial ideals through a global cycling quest.
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Columbus
Bill
France
Germany
Spain
Poland
China
Great Britain
London
Franklin Andefferson
University of Virginia
Monticello
Ben Franklin
Rittenhouse
New England
Adams
Jefferson
Uganda leader survives assassination attempt
President Idi Amin of Uganda survived a grenade attack on a crowd near him. Diplomatic sources and official radio reports indicated Amin was wounded in the blast, with details varying and unclear on casualties.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
Uganda
Radio
Amin
Police report seven mishaps in Columbus. no injuries
Seven property damage accidents were investigated by Columbus Police on Thursday. No injuries reported. Vehicles and owners listed include cars at 13th Street and 23rd Avenue, 1675 45th Avenue, Route 5 and Box 132, and other segments with damages ranging from 110 to 700 dollars.
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13Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Frank Skorupa
30Th Avenue
Deborah Grassmeyer
19Th Street
Wayne Grosch
45Th Avenue
Margaret Bures
16Th Street
27Th
28Th Avenues
Luanne Kobus
Sth
Helen Smith
Shelby
6Th Street
21St Avenue
Viola Zeleny
Bonnie Hack
Howard Boulevard
37Th Avenue
Cletus Scholl
53Rd Avenue
Alice Scheer
Norfolk
8Th Street
Rose Kiolbasa
11Th Street
Ethel Glaser
14Th Street
26Th Avenue
Schroeder
10Th Street
Frank Blahak
Electricity by Microwave Beam Signals Promise New Power Route
Engineers at a California institute reported transmitting electricity through a radio beam similar to a microwave oven. The advance hints at a future system to deliver power remotely, with potential applications for long distance energy transfer.
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