Omaha Livestock Market Report Slower Slaughter Steers Lead Decline
Markets show a softer tone in Omaha with general cattle slaughter prices down 2.00 to 2.50 per cwt from last week. Heifers and bulls also mixed, with several loads of choice and prime steers noted at 40.50 to 45.28 per cwt. Lamb supply mainly shorn slaughter lambs. receipts expected Tuesday around 4,000 hogs 600 sheep 300.
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Million in diamonds taken in Turin warehouse heist
Two masked men with pistols forced security guards to open a safe at a Turin warehouse early today and escaped with about one million dollars in diamonds and jewelry. Investigators believe 20 sacks of jewels for the Italian market were in the aisle.
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Kissinger Seeks Middle East Peace Talks in Brussels
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Brussels to brief NATO allies on peacemaking efforts in the Middle East. He planned to avoid talks with Common Market leaders about their plans to meet Arab nations, as Market officials seek a conference on European Middle East relations. He flew from Bonn after talks with Chancellor Willy Brandt, with details undisclosed.
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Sacred-class postage and holiday observance notes
Fragmentary notice lists Independence Day and Thanksgiving observances with references to subscription rates and delivery details in scattered lines. The garbled text mentions carriers, locations, and pricing related to ongoing newspaper delivery.
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Cards of Thanks Express Gratitude for Hospital Care
A reader thanks those who prayed sent cards visited and assisted during a hospital stay at Behlen Memorial Hospital. Special appreciation goes to doctors nurses and Reverend Wilson for care and visits.
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Behlen Hospital
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Horoscope AmteSiter: Zodiac Advice for All Signs
A quirky astrology page offers daily guidance across the zodiac. Taurus, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces receive cautions and incentives about love, work, and personal growth. Children born today are described with potential traits and educational guidance.
Supreme Court shields CATV from copyright fees ruling
The Supreme Court in a 6 to 3 decision held that cable television operators are immune from copyright fees for programs imported from distant communities. CATV broadcasts of network programs lifted by microwave from television stations are treated as mere transmitters and do not incur copyright liability.
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West Virginia coal miners strike widens amid fuel shortages
About 20,000 West Virginia coal miners stayed off the job into a second week as fuel shortages worsened. United Mine Workers urged return to work, while officials praised extra gasoline supplies and federal action to ease the crisis.
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Prep student booked in fatal shooting at South High
Kennelly Lloyd Wood, 15, a South High School student, was booked on suspicion of unlawful possession of a pistol by a minor after police say he accidentally fatally shot classmate Susan Mary Holzapfel, 15, who died from a chest wound while visiting at the Wood home.
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Arson blamed for $100000 Omaha insulation fire
An estimated $100000 blaze at the Dorrell Co insulation firm in a two block warehouse building is blamed on arson. No injuries were reported. Investigators noted a fire ball prevented spread to the Barney Fink Warehouse and a padlocked entry plus a truck outside were found at the scene. Dale Medley, owner of Cortell, estimated the loss and said the fire forced him out of business. Also, Mrs. James C Sutlie of Omaha was named volunteer of the year by the Service Guild of Nebraska Goodwill Industries.
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Dale Medley
Service Guild of
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James C. Sutlie
Omaha
Owner of Paul’s Club killed in Scottshluit shooting
An unidentified shooter fatally wounded Paul Esparza, owner of Paul’s Club in Scottshluit, Sunday night. Police said John Bautista was in satisfactory condition in hospital. No other details of the shooting were available.
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