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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
2
UPI reports Omaha livestock pricing with hogs up to 2,700 head and cattle and calves at 5,700. Prices show mixed gains and steady demand with various weight ranges and grades from No 1 to prime, and Tuesday estimates forecasting 5,000 cattle and calves, 3,700 hogs, 500 sheep.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle opening higher with gains in Aug Oct and Dec contracts and frozen pork bellies trading firm. Hogs also list modest gains across August and October positions amid daily price action. Columbus Telegram notices include subscription rates and address change instructions.
Lincoln based report notes only 49 veterinarians limit practice to pets while parts of Nebraska lack doctors within 25 miles. Dr. Alex Hogg of the University of Nebraska says western districts show sparse veterinary service as ranchers perform livestock care locally.
In 1811 and 1812 about 2,600 earthquakes hit the nation in four months. The sequence was likely the most severe of its kind in the United States, yet only a few lives were lost, according to Dr. Otto Nuttli of St. Louis University.
Washington Rep. Virginia Smith of Nebraska opposes the House debt ceiling increase, voting against a 184 to 177 approval raising the ceiling to 700 billion by 1977. She argues repeated boosts reflect fiscal irresponsibility and cites support for tightening food stamp funding to cut ineligible recipients.
The Court ruled voters may veto zoning changes approved by city governments without violating property owners rights. In separate actions it upheld Maryland church college grants and rejected court review of church discipline procedures. The decision involved Eastlake Ohio zoning and Forest City high rise plans.
Rep. Charles Thone says New York City must confront its finances or risk bankruptcy. He warns the city faces July expenses of 1.5 billion against about 400 thousand in income and urges Secretary Simon to demand a credible repayment plan before further federal loans.
Kissinger told the OECD meeting that COMECON bloc trade with OECD grew fourfold in four years and that rich nations must coordinate to avoid being driven apart by the Communist bloc. He urged speed in aligning positions before the Puerto Rico seven nation summit and warned against using rhetoric over real development in the Third World.
United Press International notes three people died in Nebraska traffic accidents over the weekend. Norval H. Hansen, 57, of Beaver Crossing, died Sunday night when his pickup left a Seward County gravel road and rolled. Greg Witte, 8, of Blue Hill, died in Hastings hospital from injuries suffered when a tractor he rode with his father overturned on U S 281. Betty Kroeger, 49, of Schuyler, died Friday after her car collided with a semi on U S 30 near Schuyler as she tried a left turn. the other driver, Roger Jungman, 22, Atkinson, was not seriously injured.
Dwight E. Reddick, 29, of Davey, who escaped from Lincoln Regional Center Friday night, returned to custody after allegedly threatening a technician and forcing an unlock of a door. He is deemed dangerous under state law. Reddick was convicted of rape in 1968, paroled in 1972, and committed in 1973 on sodomy and assault charges.
The Social Security office announced representative visits to area towns over the next three months. In David City and Osceola they will meet at the Courthouse on various July August and September dates. In Schuyler and M4ullerton sessions are set on listed Tuesdays and Thursdays through September.
More than 1,000 attendees will gather in Lincoln June 27 to 30 for the American Society of Agricultural Engineers conference. Sessions will cover solar energy wind erosion control energy conservation climate pesticide application with EPA wage law issues and a tractor testing workshop.
A map of Mars at one inch to about 80 miles, a third complete, is being developed by U S Geological Survey and University Survey personnel. The notice references high potency Vitamin E in an advertisement.
Miami Beach report touts a new E-Pill claimed to boost sexual potency for men and women and improve health. The manufacturer cites rapid results, reduced tension, and youthful feelings with vitamin E based formula, offered by mail order with price tiers and a money back guarantee.
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