Stock Market and Commodity Highlights From Daily Trading
UPI reports mixed activity across stocks with Gen Motors 70% up and Gen Tire 21%. Chicago markets show live cattle and hog prices with modest gains and volumes, while Dow Jones sits higher at midday and traders await direction.
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Gen Tire
Gen Tel
Goodrich
Seem Air
Am Can
Team Cyan
Ameipwr
T&t
Conda
Ashi Oil
Atl
Awco
Bendix
Boeing
En Tl Lt
Cen Tel
Cessna
Sler
Ehity
Idéoca Cola
Columbas
Comsat
CPC Intl
Tuna
Livestock Futur
Chicago
UPI
Vidercantile Exchange
Mechicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Fiy
Grain Futures Range and Closing Prices Listed
Chicago grain futures show July wheat at 362 359, September 3712 380, corn July 293 289, soybeans July 62744 623 and May 650 with varied closes. Oats, soybeans, and corn features reflect steady trading across months with adjustments in each contract.
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Chicago
UPI
Markets Represent AI Market Tensions Among Local Firms
Fragmentary note indicates markets show representative AI activity with tensions amid local firms. No concrete figures or dates available in the readable text.
Visiting Sisters from Manitowoc Visit Platte Center Area
Sister Wilma and Sister Donna of Manitowoc Wisconsin will be in the area for two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs Edward Skeeters and her daughter Nancy plan a stay at Columbus Manor with her sister and family the William Doans. They attended the funeral of Cecelia Burke. Sister M Karen OSF left the area today after visiting since June 4. A supper at William Sprunk honored the Sister with attendees John Jarwick Mrs Joe Worth Tom Charlene and Linda of Columbus and the Rev John Starostka of Platte Center. They were joined later by Joe Worth Joyce Rev John Kent Buzynski and the James Sprunk family. Sister Karen will visit Omaha before returning to St Louis.
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Tom
Charlene
Linda
Columbus
John Starostka
Platte Center
Joe Worth
Joyce
John Kent Buzynski
James Sprunk
Karen
Omaha
St. Louis
Columbus Telegram Notices and Subscription Rates
Columbus Telegram lists subscription costs 2.75 monthly by carrier in Columbus 17.00 yearly by mail in Nebraska and 28.00 yearly out of state. It notes delivery breaks on major holidays and provides a change of address instruction and a missing Telegram contact line.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Wal Co
Leigh Commercial Club Plans Fourth of July Barbecue
The Leigh Commercial Club met to plan the Fourth of July barbecue. Committee chairs include Ruth Feye for organization and buying, Morton McMullin and Hilger Wietfeld for cooking, Tom Bradley and Charles Mullenhoff for preparation, and Howard Brown with Ernest Spanhake for clean-up at the Old Leigh Inn.
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Commercial Club
Leigh
Leigh Commercial Club
Ruth Feye
Old Leigh Inn
Morton McMullin
Hilger Wietfeld
Dave Hamernick
Tom Bradley
Charles Mullenhoff
Howard Brown
Ernest Spanhake
U.S. Auto Makers Set 1977 Models as Layoffs Ease
UPI reports as the industry shifts to 1977 model production next week. Long term layoffs fall below 30,000 for the first time in over two years. American Motors GM and Chrysler will have one plant each producing 1976 models next Friday. Chrysler plans a second shift at Belvidere Illinois and will recall 1,200 workers from March layoffs. Ford announces two small car plants will close for a week, idling 3,500 workers at San Jose California Metuchen New Jersey plants and a trim plant. Total layoffs listed around 29,632 for next Monday.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
American Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Belvidere
Ill
Ford Motor Co
San Jose
Calif
Metuchen
N.J
Judge to rule on food stamp rule change impact
A federal judge must decide if the administration can activate a new food stamp rule affecting about 8.6 million people, potentially converting a temporary restraining order into a preliminary injunction and delaying the regulation's effective date.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
John Lewis Smith Jr
Smith
Congress
Agriculture Department
Dog kills infant boy in Hauppauge attack
A two week old infant, Vincent Buffoleno, was fatally bitten by a dog in Hauppauge New York. Dr. Howard Adelman, Suffolk County medical examiner, said the dog’s bites punctured the baby’s lungs and liver and caused massive internal bleeding.
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Hauppauge
N.Y
UPI
Vincent Buffoleno
Howard Adelman
Suffolk County
Nebraska County Board Proceedings Detail May 18 1976 Session
The Platte County Board of Supervisors met in regular session with Chairman Arne Bun and County Clerk Milton Langan. Motions approved April officer fee reports, adjourned, arranged adjournment to June 15 and debated tax exemptions, mental health costs, and hall of justice funding. Public works and payroll, warrants, and various county fund allocations were authorized.
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Nebraska
Fuenday
Board of Equalization
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Alrecht
Schumeener
Thiele
Biahes
Ernst
Bun
Mona More
Columbus Telegram
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Albracht
Chawmen
Melion
Seefteid
Seesitein
Schumacher
Blehek
Alpracat
Bunt
Bianchak
Seettein
Bianek
Burt
Milton Langan
Arne Bunt
Platte County Board of Supervisors
Motion
Bisahek
Egister Gilsdorf
Donald Franzen
Biahak
Sealfeld
Saalfeld
Albbracht
Bishak
Blahak
Regionav Office of Developmental Disabilities
Scaffeld
Seatteid
Stephen M Sunday
Thiete
Blanak
Aloracht
Buri Planning Commission
Humphrey
Creston
Lastteind
Albrecht
First National
Lincoln
Platte County
Automatic Equipment Project
Saartein Albrecht
Thiele Biahak
Sesfieid
Albrachtthat
Bob Yanders
Biahek
Ailbrecht
Nebraska Department of Public Welfare
Paceon
Win Jacobson
City Librarien
City of Columbus
Hall of Justice
Otter
Seaffeld
Buh
Saaifeld
Alpracht
Buhi
Board of Supervisors
Arne Bun
P.M. Purs
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Seaheid
Ryan
Moftman
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Dunlevy
Gehring Construction & Ready Mix Co
Roa
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Biahaek
Highway Department
Glahak
Saaitein
Buri
Sealeid
Seetteta
Mona Molea
E. mM
Bruce Piller
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Paneioe Inci
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Anderson Industrial Engines Co. Inc
Burke Supply Products Inc
Central Parts & Machine Co
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Dattin Sales & Service
Everroad Supply Co. Inc
Fehrs Tractor 4 Equipment Co
Industrial Irrigation Services
Loup Power District
Middle State Mfg. Inc
Mihutka’s Auto Electric Service
Motorola Inc
Nielsen Chevrolet Buick Co
World Herald
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A & M Garage Inc
Rogers Riley Motor Co
Rogers Tractor & Farm Equipment Co
Sieg Nebraska Co
Warlicks
al Wertz Hardware
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Hi Lo Equipment Inc
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KC Auto Supply Inc
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Devke Oi Co
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U.S
Capital
William Donmen & Farmer Home Adm
James Klassen
Ralph
Josephine Klassen
Eric Lubischer
Carl Muffiy
Edwin
OAS & Co
Nebr
Dept of Revenue
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Blahek
Ernst Seattela
Buns
Beatrice State Home
Ska Department of Public Welfare
Aoe Ainrece
Arne Bult
Six die in pub blaze near Manchester
Firefighters found six charred bodies in the Mother Mac’s pub wreckage near Manchester city center. Police say the landlord Arthur Bradbury allegedly murdered his wife Maureen and their three children, disposing of their bodies in an upstairs storeroom. Detectives treat it as a multiple murder, with no suspect being sought.
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England
UPI
Mother Mac
Arthur Bradbury
Maureen
Charles Horan
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