12 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
1
Market report from Omaha shows hogs largely 50 higher across weights over 200 lbs steady to 50 higher. Cattle and calves mostly steady to higher with feeders steady and prime loads at several price ranges. Slaughter lambs and ewes steady. utility prices noted. Estimated receipts: cattle and calves 4,500. hogs 6,500. sheep 500.
The USDé Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service reported prices for eggs and poultry. Eggs show gains with Grade A large 40-47 cents, A medium 41 cents, A small 25-30 cents, B large 35 cents, undergrades zero. current receipts 8. Poultry prices unchanged with farm dens and commercial flocks listed.
A garbled Chicago beef futures listing shows erratic ticker symbols, mixed dates, and inconclusive quotes for contracts including Oct, Feb, Jul, and Dec. The fragment preserves only scattered price bits and unclear contract notes.
TAURUS April 10 to May 20 relations with others improve. GEMINI May 21 to June 21 plan new contacts and value. CANCER June 22 to July 22 wage increases and harmony at work. VIRGO Aug 23 to Sept 22 take care of duties and organize. LIBRA Sept 23 to Oct 22 build good bonds and improve finances. SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov 21 seek balance and avoid risky behavior. SAGITTARIUS Nov 22 to Dec 21 conduct family meetings for happiness. CAPRICORN Dec 22 to Jan 19 plan removals and honor loved ones. AQUARIUS Jan 20 to Feb 18 handle bills and credit carefully. PISCES Feb 19 to Mar 20 start new ventures with expert advice. Your child section warns about dynamic youths and possible trouble if not guided.
A fragmented list outlines multiple races and entrants including Elin Satter, Reagan-Powell, Murray-McBricle, and Whig Movers. The noisy OCR references horses, jockeys, and prize purses such as 56000 and 37000 with numerous bib numbers and eligible entrants.
The Lincoln Board of Education voted Tuesday to name a new Lincoln elementary school Anna Zeman Elementary School. The designation honors a former principal and teacher in the Lincoln system. Miss Zeman joined the district in 1922 and retired in 1988 after years as principal at Calvert Elementary.
The Columbus Telegram advertises subscription rates and delivery details with changes of address instructions. It lists delivery in Hebraida and other states, with annual mail rates and holiday closures, asking subscribers to notify the postmaster and the newspaper of address changes.
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate approved a bill letting certain restaurants and establishments with at least half non liquor revenue sell beer and liquor on Sundays from noon to 4 pm. The measure, 27 to 22, awaits a reconsideration vote requested by Senator Ray Taylor before reaching Governor Ray. The bill also would let liquor sales extend to 2 am on Sundays, mirroring weekday hours, and include local option provisions. The vote flip by Senator Cloyd Robinson helped secure the constitutional majority. In Hastings Nebraska the city council found two homes used as living residences for mentally retarded adults in compliance with zoning rules.
The Nixon reelection committee reports 297725 dollars in legal fees from July through the latest period, with 148099 dollars spent in the last three months. The funds cover lawyers for Watergate related suits and other campaign matters, including retainers for Washington litigators and payments to high-profile counsel, while the committee still had 4.4 million dollars in contributions at May end.
Former Omaha Mayor Leahy delivered a Monday night talk to Grand Island Industrial Foundation at its annual meeting. He praised Grand Island’s orderly growth and development, urging positive thinking and civic pride as government and business work together. He urged steady progress and community investment.
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