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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

2

Columbus Telegram Stock Market Highlights

Columbus Telegram reports on the stock market activity with notable gains and losses across key indices. Traders monitor economic signals, corporate earnings, and market volatility shaping daily moves in the session.

Columbus Telegram Stock Market

Omaha Livestock Market Report

UPI reports at Omaha Livestock: hogs 2,700 with 200-260 lb butchers 50 to 75 lower, 260-330 lb steady to 25 lower, various No 1-4 lots priced from 47.00 to 51.50. Sows steady to 25 lower. 350-600 lb sows 43.00-43.75. Cattle and calves 1,000 with moderate activity and mostly lower. steers 1000-1175 lb 39.50-40.50, heifers 39.00-39.50, cows 24.00-28.00, canner 21.00-24.50. Sheep none. Friday estimates: cattle and calves 500, hogs 3,000.

Omaha UPI

Market Averages Rise At Midday Trading

UPI reports Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CDT with gains across sectors. Industrials up 11.05 to 999.67, Transports up 1.85 to 219.22, Utilities up 0.16 to 85.73, and the overall Stacks index up 2.81 to 307.39.

New York UPI Dow Jones Indus

Livestock Futures Mixed on Chicago Mercantile Exchange

UPI reports live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading with varied results at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Prices showed gains and losses across contracts, with notable activity in February pork belly and live cattle futures as traders monitored market shifts.

Grain futures close mixed as Wheat and Corn shift

Grain markets edge higher with July and September wheat futures around 3.66 and corn near 2.80. Soybeans show strong gains while oats and other grains trade with modest moves as extremes note 107 degree heat in California and a 32 degree low in Evanston Wyoming.

Jly New York UPI National Weather Service Alaska Hawaii Imperial Blythe Calif Evanston Wyo

Backing Up Your Ambitions Elevates Your Next Year

A message encourages trying new goals you once considered beyond reach. It notes that a supportive backer will emerge as a major asset, helping you advance with confidence and clear momentum through upcoming endeavors.

Students furnish home for $1 000 challenge ends in thrifty success

Harper College students in Palatine Illinois challenged by a builder to furnish a three bedroom house for under 1000 dollars succeeded at 99 dollars. They used tree stump stools lamps from flower pots packing crates as tables and other thrift tactics.

Harper College Palatine Ill

Schuyler Council Deliberates Infrastructure and Notices

City Council discussed armor coating and street work including cemetery access at a cost of 1625.36. New sirens arrived for Civil Defense with planned installations near county barns and the Baseball Park. Officials approved Federal Revenue Sharing plans and a miniature golf site at 310 E 12th St with fencing and a July 6 decision.

Schuyler Frank Kuska Russel Salak Civil Defense Glen Wilch Ernest Gautreau Henry Speckman Gold Street 5Th Speckman 4Th Sth Department of Utilities PA System Mark Bohaty Officers Training Center Grand Island Earl Vondracek Ocramtion E. 12Th St

Dentists Use Teeth as Identity Tool in Disasters

Montreal dentist Philip L. Samis developed a computerized system to match teeth with victim dental chips and verify matches by X ray. The method aims to aid rescue crews seeking identities after disasters.

Eee Sascasne Philip L. Samis Montreal

Bill to create jobs returns to Congress in push

Congress inches toward new public works job bill after veto clash with President Ford. Senate approves a $4 billion package aimed at creating up to 300,000 jobs with grants to local governments, budget aid to states, and other relief. The measure mirrors a vetoed $6 billion proposal from February.

Washington Senate House

First Vietnamese Church Convention Set in Lincoln

The first national convention of Vietnamese and Christian Missionary Alliance Churches in the United States will meet July 26 30 at the Rosemont Alliance Church in Lincoln Nebraska. Rev H B Leastman Rosemont pastor expects 50 to 75 delegates from 23 Vietnamese churches. Rev Truong Van Tot will moderate the event.

Lincoln Neb UPI Christian Missionary Alliance United States Rosemont Alliance H. B. Leastman Rosemont Truong van Tot Vietnamese Alliance

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