Dow Jones declines at midday in stock market update
New York Dow Jones ordinaries show a mid day decline with the industrial average at 968.44 down 4.17 points. The transportation average sits at 204.11 down 1.46 and utilities at 87.10 down 0.48 with the 65 stocks index at 296.58 off 1.54.
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Bendix
Monsanto
Nat Bisc
WBA
Cessna
Chrysler
RCA
Columbas
Reviow
Rockwell
St. Regis
Sears
Shell Oil
Dana
Simmons
Deere
du Pont
Eastman
ElPaso NG
Exxon
Stons JP
Firestone
Stude
Texaco
US Steel
West UN
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Goodyear
Weyerh
Gulf Oil
Livestock Futures Mixed as Cattle and Hogs Shifts
UPI Omaha livestock notes show live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading with mixed results. Hogs sales are listed steady to lower while cattle and calves trend mostly lower on Tuesday trade estimates.
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UPI
Omaha
Platte NFO Meeting Discusses Meat Standards and Markets
Leigh Platte County NFO met at Tri County Recreation Area with Floyd Hemmer installing new officers elected last month. Guests included Mel Meister Dale Sellhorst and State President Ed Tordy. Meister coordinates potato sales from Maine members and Sellhorst spoke on meat grading effects. Tordy cited grain movements and predicted the new standards will add about one billion bushels of corn to the market next year. He also testified before a legislative committee on bonding livestock buyers.
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Leigh
Platte County
NFO
Tri- County
Floyd Hemmer
Mel Meister
Dale Sellhorst
Ed Tordy
Maine
Schuyler
Tordy
Reinhardt Theilen
Ford Leuper
Columbus Telegram notices and subscription rates
Columbus Telegram repeats publication details and pricing. It lists delivery by carrier at 2.75 per month and mail rates 17.00 yearly in Nebraska and 28.00 yearly outside Nebraska. It also requests subscribers notify the postmaster of address changes.
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Stuthman files for Lakeview school board seat
Arnold Stuthman of Columbus has filed for election to the Lakeview school board District 2 R, per Platte County Election Commissioner Dorothy Kyriss. Also filed Friday and today were Warren Miller for airport authority, Donald Hegi for Duncan village board, Patrick Brock for Democratic county convention, Audrey Haas, Lillian Schroeder, Richard Reins for Republican county convention, James Gronenthal Sr, Robert Pfeifer, Victor Boesch for Humphrey city council, Fritz Engel and L V Hassenstab for Humphrey mayor.
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Arnold Stuthman
Columbus
Lakeview School Board
Dist
Platte County
Dorothy Kyriss
Othe
Warren Miller
Airport Authority
Donald Hegi
Duncan Village Board
Patrick Brock
Democratic County Convention
Audrey Haas
Lillian Schroeder
Richard Reins
Platte Center
James Gronenthal, Sr
Robert Pfeifer
Victor Boesch
Humphrey
Fritz Engel
L.V. Hassenstab
Apollo Club Installs Officers at 29th Birthday Party
The Apollo Club installed new officers at its 29th annual birthday party. President Ron Cattan, Dennis Wetzel as vice president, Harlan Broekemeier as secretary, and Chet Peitsch as treasurer were sworn in during the event.
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Ron Cattan
Dennis Wetzel
Harlan Broekemeier
Chet Peitsch
Two-Vehicle Crash Sends Driver to Hospital
A Sunday two-vehicle collision at 20th Street and 26th Avenue left one driver with a head bump and bruises and another driver Dana Augspurger with a head bump. Combined damages cited along with several other minor incidents investigated by local police and sheriff’s office.
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26Th Avenue
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21St Avenue
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Platte County
Sheriff's Office
11Th Street
Carol Marker
Monroe
Walter Kosinski
7Th Street
Marilyn Jones
Country View Estates
Nora Zybach
28Th Street
15Th Street
33Rd Avenue
George Sturgill
27Th Street
Samuel Maquig
St. Paul
14Th
15Th
Peggy Woodard
Shelby
Edgar Asche
Creston
Keith Loeffler
Leigh
Hospital Report List of Admissions Dismissals and Births
Admission names include Elisa Fiala Leigh Amelia Rosenberry Shelby and others from Albion Richland Columbus. Dismissals list several residents of Albion Humphrey and Columbus. Births note a daughter to Roy and Frisbey at 2929 15th Street on Feb 28 and a son to Larry Andreasen at 2371 13th Avenue on Feb 28. Boone County Hospital Births record a son to David Scheffler in Albion on Feb 27.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Elisa Fiala
Leigh
Amelia Rosenberry
Shelby
Allan Rudman
Albion
Bruce Westerbuhr
Richland
Oscar Adkisson
Minnie Poeffel
Loren Wetten
William Hall
Earl C. Hornback
Albert Houser
Cindy Nadrchal
Columbus
Marvin Molt
Nick Keil
Larry Theilen
Francis Ternus
Humphrey
13Th Avenue
Boone County Hospital
David Scheffler
Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon Winners Named at Albion
Mrs. Carroll Krause hosted the Country Club Bridge group luncheon on Saturday in Albion. At five tables the winners were Lena Donahue high score, Harold Taylor second, Ona Grant third. Margaret Lundquist of Newman Grove will host the March 13 Albion Country Club luncheon.
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Carroll Krause
Country Club
Lena Donahue
Harold Taylor
Ona Grant
Margaret Lundquist
Newman Grove
Horticulturist to head gardening talks in Columbus
Extension horticulturist Brent Hoadley will lead a home vegetable gardening workshop at Ag Park Dining Hall Columbus. One session starts 1 30 p m and the evening at 7 30 p m with topics on ground prep variety selection seed planting and garden maintenance including harvest timing. A brief farmer's market discussion will follow.
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Brent Hoadley
Extension Horticulturist
Ag Park
Dining Hall
Columbus
Hoadley
Albion Woman to Turn 101 in March
Mrs. Anna Skinner of Albion will celebrate her 101st birthday on March 28. Born in 1875 at Cedar Bluffs, she is the sole survivor of eleven children of Louis and in eagrace Lichtenberg. She married Emerson E. Skinner in 1917 and later lived in Eglin before moving to Harmony Homes in 1966 and to the Wolf Nursing Home in 1973.
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Anna Skinner
Wolf Nursing Home
Skinner
Cedar Bluffs
Louis
Eagrace Lichtenberg
Emerson E. Skinner
Eglin
Nixon Returns From China Faces Senate Questioning
President Nixon, back from a nine day China trip, is greeted in Los Angeles amid praise from Chinese leaders and heavy media attention. He has answered most of 77 questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee about administration intelligence activities. A crowd watched as Nixon and aides disembarked in drizzle, with tight security and reporters kept at a distance.
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Nixon
Senate Intelligence Committee
San Clemente
Calif
Tricia Cox
Los Angeles International Airport
Secret Service
Ing
China
Mao Tse-Tung
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