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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
2
Dow Jones index at 998.20, up 0.82 points by 1 p.m. CDT. Industrials led gains while transports and utilities posted smaller moves amid mixed volume. Notable price changes include Avon, IBM, US Steel, Kroger, Texaco, and Westinghouse among others in the day’s market snapshot.
UPI reports Chicago futures for live cattle frozen pork bellies and live hogs showing narrow ranges and varied volumes. Data includes August Oct Dec and Feb contracts with swap figures and last prices across cattle pork and hog items.
UPI notes cattle and calves trading mixed with steers steady to 25 lower and cows 25-50 higher. Hog and sheep prices show increases in spring lambs and ewes, with Wednesday estimates of 4,500 cattle and calves, 3,500 hogs, and 300 sheep. Major price ranges listed for various weight classes and grades.
Power families visit in Norfolk with Mrs. Ned Powers and Mrs. Madeline Powers visiting Mr. and Mrs. Steve Powers and their children. Rex Graham hosts guests from California and Columbus for Saturday lunch. A cookout in Central City honors Daniza Hauptmann of Neligh hosted by Loyd Adkisson.
Dr W R Nay longtime Albion physician will turn 80 on July 2 born July 21 1896 in Ord to Robert and his wife He plans to attend the Ord high school class 60th reunion July 3 and the 50th year Osteopathic College reunion October 10 in Kirksville Missouri Nay lives alone and continues to practice medicine.
Wayne State students on a June 7 21 trip to Mexico City met Henry Kissinger as he laid a wreath at a Mexican Revolution monument near their hotel. Dr Monte McLaws directed 20 credit students 17 noncredit tourists and an assistant.
Dr. Albert Sabin told Congress the $135 million mass immunization plan is no longer feasible except for high risk people. He cited age related protection and potential side effects. Leslie Cheek of the American Insurance Association warned insurers about possible 3.8 to 10 million vaccination claim lawsuits and insufficient product liability coverage.
Platte County records list numerous real estate transfers reported by Credit Bureau of Columbus. Transfers include Trindle to Ekeland Louis, Simonson to Simonson, Labens to Labens, Bevan to Bevan, Svoboda to Svoboda, and many others across Westlawn, North Park, Village of Humphrey, Original Platte Center, and Highland Park Additions with various parcel specifics and widow or trust designations.
A sequence of property conveyances lists multiple owners and buyers including William Smith, Michael Steiner, Velma Steiner, Thelma Peterson, Donald Dreifurst, Velma Dreifurst, Allan Ronkar, Deborah Ronkar, Lawrence Nyffeler, Gordon Stan, Delmar Vahikamp, Darlene Vahikamp, Allen Runge, Joyce Runge, Emil Ahrens, and Joyce Runge. Parcels are described by lot numbers, blocks, quarters, and sections with boundary notes across sections 4 16N-1W and 24-18-1East, among others.
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