Weekly Livestock Quotations Omaha Market Summary
AP reports USDA weekly livestock quotations from Omaha. Barrows and gilts rise modestly while sows hold steady. slaughter steers and cows show mixed declines and steadies. Feeder cattle and feeder steer loads range in the mid 40s per hundredweight with varied grades. lambs and sheep show mixed movement, with limited trading on the day and higher morning receipts anticipated.
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Young girl dies as mobile home burns in Nebraska
In BRUTLE Nebraska a one year old girl named Danielle Jehorek died when her family's mobile home burned Friday. Authorities say the child was alone in the trailer as the fire started. Cause not yet determined. She was the daughter of William and Christi Jehorek.
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Christi Jehorek
Columbus Telegram subscription notice and rates
A partnership address in Columbus Nebraska and a public notice explain daily delivery changes and subscription rates. It lists delivered and mail options with annual prices, plus instructions to notify the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram of address changes.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Otter
Ney Artdres
Trial set for July 31 in trooper death case
Kimmie Anderson and his wife Theresa Anderson face a July 31 trial on first degree murder charges in the April 20 shooting death of Nebraska state trooper George Amos Jr. near Gothenburg. They pleaded abstention on state murder law vs LB268 capital punishment questions. arraignments occurred Friday before Judge Angly Stuart.
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Neb
Kimmie Anderson
Theresa
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Anderson
Angly Stuart
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Interstate bridge project eyed for I-28 in Omaha
Nebraska state officials said the next interstate priority is the I-28 bridge in Omaha once federal funding is available. The Highway Commission also expects to proceed with the final 20 miles of I-80 in western Nebraska and approved several local road design projects including improvements on Highway 22 east and west of Monroe.
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Neb
State Roads Department
Ton Doyle
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State Highway Commission
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Commission
Monroe
Nebraska official named outstanding alumna at ADP convention
Dr. Virginia Y. Stotler, vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, was named Alpha Delta Phi outstanding alumna at the sorority's international convention in Atlanta. The honor made her the first woman to hold the number five administrative position at a land grant university.
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Virginia Y. ‘Stotler
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Unveiling Signals Start of Kearney Centennial Celebrations
In Kearney Nebraska the unveiling of two historic signs kicks off an eight day centennial celebration. The open ing ceremony will be presided over by former Nebraska Gov Val Peterson with a ribbon cutting in downtown and a parade to follow.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska
Val Peterson
More meat forecast may prove to be false
Washington report shows farmers raising fewer baby pigs than expected. Agriculture Department data indicate a sharp cutback in baby pig output at the Hull plant, affecting the spring crop and futures for next fall. Officials cite high feed costs and constraints on expansion, with reductions larger than anticipated by analysts.
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Agriculture Department
My Hull
By & Prs
Forbes Magazine
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Counselor resigns in shooting case at Nebraska Penal Complex
William Little, a counselor at the Nebraska Penal Complex, resigned after escorting inmate Jerry Hansen to Fremont amid Hansen being charged with assault in the Holmalal shooting of his wife. Little said his cur liveness at the institution is at an end, and he had previously been a prisoner there.
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Neb
William Little
Nebraska Penal Compleses
Jerry Hansen
Fremont
Mansen
Honfalal
Alcoholics — Anonymous
Little
Hansen
Charles Wolff Jr
Wolff
UNL summer signup climbs above year ago
UNL reports 8,030 students enrolled in the first three 1973 summer sessions, up from 7,305 a year earlier, with 860 in three weeks, 34 in eight weeks, and 6,916 in five weeks. About 4,000 more expected for the second five-week session starting July 16. New two week and eight week programs added this year alongside regular five-week sessions.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Alan Seagren
Sail
Tse
Environment focus could harm Nebraska development warns officials
At a Lake Maroney meeting, NPPD’s Robert Kamber and Omaha PPD’s Bill Muller warned that overemphasis on environmental rules may hinder Nebraska’s growth. They foresee gas and oil shortages spurring shifts to coal and nuclear power, with load likely to triple to 8,800 megawatts by 1990 and investments around $4.6 billion needed for generation and transmission.
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Neb
Nebraska
Robert Kamber
Nebraska Public Power District
Bill Muller
Enginneer
Omaha Public Power District
Nebraska Industrial Developers Association
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NPPD
Lake Maroney Thinsday
Kamber
Miller
James Higgens
Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
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Robert W. Shively
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