Stock Market Today Summary
UPI reports Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CST with 30 industrials up 6.32 to 948.39, 20 transports up 1.12 to 224.53, 15 utilities up 0.19 to 106.31, and 65 stocks up 1.68 to 309.52. Major movers include Merck, Procter & Gamble, and Shell Oil with notable gains across several sectors.
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Cattle and Pork Futures Report From Chicago Mercantile Exchange
UPI notes CME live cattle and frozen pork bellies futures with end of day Last prices for Apr Jun Aug Oct contracts. Live Cattle range 37.92 to 41.55 with activity numbers and volume. Frozen Pork Bellies trade in Mar May Sly with last figures and daily totals. Live Hogs Apr Jun Jul prices shown with last trades and volumes.
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Grain futures mixed as prices hold near session highs
Chicago market notes mixed grain futures with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans closing near or at upside ranges. Prices show firm action across several contract months led by soybeans and wheat with modest shifts in corn and oats.
Omaha UPI Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed
Hogs 3 600 head mostly steady with some 25 lower than Wednesday. No 1 3 200 240 lb 39 75 40 25. 240 260 lb 39 50 40 00. No 2 3 250 270 lb 39 00 39 50. 270 290 lb 38 50 39 25. sows firm with some 2 higher. 325 600 lb 35 50 36 00. Cattle and calves 300: steers and heifers steady, cows fully steady. choicest steers 975 1150 lb 37 00 37 50. load 1040 lb heifers 36 50. utility and commercial cows 24 50 26 50. canner and cutter 21 00 24 50. Sheep none. Friday projections cattle and calves 800 hogs 3 000.
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Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice
Subscriptions vary by delivery method and location. Carrier in Columbus costs 3.00 monthly, Nebraska mail 20.00 yearly, and out-of-state mail 35.00 yearly. Notices request subscribers inform the postmaster and the Telegram of any address changes.
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Fleeing bill advances in Nebraska Unicameral
Lincoln Neb March 3 1977 Unicameral Judiciary Committee heard Lincoln Sen Neil Simon propose LB196 to distinguish fleeing from misdemeanor or traffic arrests from fleeing felonies If enacted penalties would differ with misdemeanors up to 500 fine six months jail while felonies up to 500 fine six months or one to three years in penal complex The bill drew support from Omaha Police Chief Richard Andersen and committee members discussed jurisdiction and license penalties pending further action Also considered was deferred action on a bill to create a 10 member Nebraska Legal Services Commission to coord statewide legal assistance programs.
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Notice of renewal and sheriff sale in Platte County
The county clerk cautions that the liquor license for On & Off Sale Donald R. Means may renew automatically for one year from May 1 1977 with protests due March 15 1977. Separately the sheriff will auction March 16 1977 at 1 00 PM at the Platte County Courthouse Columbus Nebraska land Lot 5 and W 14 feet of Lot 6 Block 59 Original City of Columbus to satisfy a foreclosure judgment.
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Porn foe is resigning
Larry Parrish, the assistant U.S. attorney known for the obscenity conviction of Harry Reems, will resign March 31. He notes conflicts if Memphis City Councilman Mike Cody becomes U.S. Attorney for West Tennessee due to Cody's involvement in obscenity defense cases.
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Notice to Bidders Nebraska Public Power District Contract 74 5820
Sealed bids for Field Erected Tanks at Gerald Gentleman Station Unit 2 near Sutherland Nebraska are due March 31 1977 at 10:00 a.m. CST in Columbus. Bid documents cost 10.00 and or inspection at multiple district offices. Lowest responsible bid may win. bids may be rejected.
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Aquinas High School Produces Third Regents Scholar
Aquinas High School crowns Jeanette Rerucha as the fourth-year Regents Scholar to the University of Nebraska Lincoln. She follows 1975 winner Mark Polak and 1976 winner Dave Krenk. Five Aquinas students earned alternates: Karen Polak Theresa Homan Theresa Fiala Patrick Byers and Susan Vrbka.
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Lakeview Speech Team Celebrates First Conference Trophy
Lakesview's Speech Department shined at the West Husker Conference Contest in Wakefield with multiple placings and high ratings. Notables include Susan Menke, Jane Shanle, Joan Nelson, and Rick Lindeman among top performers, while coach Pege Slusarski praises the total team effort ahead of districts in Blair on March 15.
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Platte Center Card Party to Benefit Charity
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a public card party at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Legion club rooms. Proceeds go to charity. An error in reporting said Monday in the Tuesday Telegram.
Monkeys Aping Humans Named Best 1976 TV Ad
A Blue Cross Blue Shield spot made in northeastern Ohio won Hollywood Radio and Television Society top honor at the International Broadcasting Awards banquet. about 1,000 advertising and broadcasting executives attended.
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