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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
2
UPI dairy and livestock listing shows butchers down 200 to 240 pounds while sows rise. prices for cattle range with choice steers around 39.00 to 40.50 for 1250 pounds and prime 975 to 1025 pounds at 39.75. Sheep and lambs steady to lower with spring lambs around 48.00 and ewes down. Wednesday estimates indicate calves at 4,500 and hogs and sheep totals around 300.
New York Dow Jones indices at 1 p.m. CDT show the 30 industrials at 1006.14 down 1.31 while transports gain to 222.02 and utilities rise to 86.08. The broader 65 stocks average sits at 309.81, down 0.06, with earnings and commodity notes from Iowa and various companies mixed.
UPI reports Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures for live cattle hogs and frozen pork bellies. Trading shown includes open high low and last prices with sale volumes for each contract segment.
Leigh Bob Novak and the Young Nebraskans leave Doane College for a month long British tour under Dr. Glenn Peterson. The schedule lists stops in London Bristol Wales Cork Ireland Killarney Tralee Dublin Chester Liverpool Shrewsbury Birmingham and London with 19 Nebraska concerts to follow ending July 20.
In Nebraska's 3rd District 61 counties will have three congressional nominees on the general election ballot. American Party member Dr Bill Steen of Sargent gained a spot with 20 write‑in votes. he aims to campaign on a constitutionalist platform. Steen said he learned of his nomination from the secretary of state.
The U S S Spiegel Grove brought 276 evacuees to Piraeus Greece amid a 48 hour rescue operation. Sailors saluted as passengers including Vicki Alrey and Paul Garnerian expressed relief and gratitude. Western allied consuls assisted evacuees with housing and transport.
COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa UPI SA Sallis 29 was sentenced to life in prison for the Jan 19 shooting death of her husband Charles Sallis 31. Convicted June 4 of first degree murder, she will serve at the Iowa Women's Reformatory Rockwell City. Charles body found by two boys in a culvert under Interstate 60 near Neola.
More than 300 residents and friends attended Boone’s Bicentennial flag raising on Sunday. Cochairs Earl Meredith and Bud Grape led the event with remarks by Don Searcy. Exhibits featured early Boone photos and needlecraft demonstrations by Mrs. Dennis Thomson and Mrs. Don Briese.
Scientists aboard the submersible Alvin near the Cayman Trough observed deep crustal layers never seen before through portholes. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution team reported a direct look into the earth's interior during the dive.
Bing Crosby drew a packed London Palladium crowd for a three hour mix of old favorites and new numbers celebrating his half century in show business. He performed with his family including wife Kathryn and sons Harry III Nathaniel and Mary Frances, ending to a standing ovation.
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