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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1976
Page
2
UPI reports Omaha livestock prices with hogs down 50 to 75 cents for most weights and sows up to 25, while cattle and calves rise 50 to 75. Steers and heifers fetch 33.00 to 36.50 for various weights. cows 20 to 28 with some high dressing bids. Slaughter lambs steady with prime end weights 51.50 to 52.00. Thursday estimates show hogs 4,000 and cattle 600 head trades.
Chicago UPI market notes list live cattle and frozen pork bellies with multiple contracts and latest prices. Apr Jun Aug Oct quotes show shifts from open to latest figures, alongside live hogs and old contracts. Includes postal notice and subscription details for Columbus Telegram.
Earl Strong of Aurora, president of the Nebraska Grain Producers Association, filed as a 3rd District Republican and pledged to be a National Convention delegate candidate for President Ford, saying Ford represents the Republican ideals better than any other candidate.
Defense attorney F Lee Bailey sought a special hearing on admissibility of evidence seized at the Symbionese Liberation Army hideout adding the Tania interview and weapons to the Hearst bank robbery trial. Bailey argued a 30 hour federal surveillance without a warrant tainted the material used by prosecutors.
Mrs. Hilvie Gross announces a schedule shift for library programs in Rising City. The speech students event moves to March 18, and the social services and foster parents program shifts to March 25. The library remains open on March 4 with no special activities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Podraza of Silver Creek visited Hitchcock to meet their new grandson Michael Adam born February 11. The note follows a flurry of local family visits including birthday celebrations and weekend socials across various towns with multiple Prososki Hutchison and Delamore households.
Nebraska utility leaders will hear from NASA wind energy expert Dr. Joseph Savino at a March 18 conference in Lincoln. The event, hosted by the Nebraska Power Industry Committee, will cover 200 500 and 1500 kilowatt prototype machines and site options such as Kingsley Dam.
The star is the most common symbol on national flags, appearing in 41 cases. The crescent ranks second with nine appearances.
Schuyler residents Henry Speck for Councilman 3rd Ward and Jerry D. McClintic for School Board 123 announce filings. Donald J. Evans seeks County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket at Clarkson. Leigh board candidates are Helen C. Travis and Carl E. Drahota. Richland lists Robert T. Zimmerman for town board.
The record notes Silas Deane traveling to France on a confidential mission to inform the French government that the colonies are moving toward complete separation, reflecting period tensions and diplomacy.
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