Nebraska Poultry and Livestock Prices Reported
USDA Nebraska Poultry and Key Market News Service notes changes and steadiness in egg prices with Grade A at 33-38 cents and various other grades listed. Omaha Livestock quotations show mixed hog prices mostly down, cattle and veal steady to lower, and lighter sheep activity with few slaughter lambs available.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cab
Usda Nebraska-Poulley
Key Market
Eags
Omaha
Viet reconstruction aid meetings set March 15 in Paris
The United States and North Vietnam announced a Joint Economic Committee to study postwar reconstruction aid to Hanoi. Meetings begin March 1 in Paris with three U S and three North Vietnamese mid level officials named to the commission. The panel will examine the full range of economic contacts and relations and lay groundwork for eventual U S aid to reconstruct war damaged facilities. President Nixon will seek congressional approval for the Indochina wide reconstruction program.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Joint Economic Committee
Hanoi
Wilk
Paris
U.S
Henry
Nixon
Omaha youth found guilty of second degree murder
Macy Nebraska youth Louis Stabler, 18, was found guilty by a Federal District Court jury in Omaha of second degree murder for the fatal stabbing and burning of Dennis Kenton Thomas Sr., 23, of Macy last September. Chief Judge Warren Urtom deferred sentencing pending probation office invasion.
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Omana
Apiha Macy
Omaha
Warren Urtom
Louis Stabler
Stabler
Dennis Kenton Thomas Sr
Macy
Columbus Nebka Publication Subscription Rates
Daily Sunday and holiday record class postage list for Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus seven dollars weekly by mail to various counties thirteen dollars yearly and nationwide two dollars per year change of address notice issued by postmaster for the columns department.
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Columbus
Nebcatka
Pinte
Boone
Buller
Colfax
Mertick
Nance
Polk
Wess
Nebraska
Teorgieleg
Aries and other signs forecast in early April column
An astrology page offers daily guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Childrens Virgo Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Predictions cover personal growth, career, relationships, and decision making with emphasis on intuition, planning, and practical steps. Readers are reminded to act on opportunities and stay poised for progress.
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Aries
Alere
Taurus Lapr
Pat
Persion
Coclnel
Aveel
Gsue
Moon Children
Te Jones
Progresa
Van
Dan
Fea
Esteban Mioee
Rarmany
Faaston
Curran Retirement Pension Surpasses One Million Dollars
By Neil Gilbride in Washington AP reports that Joseph Curran, retiring president of the National Maritime Union, would receive a total package exceeding $1 million including a $717,600 lump sum, $250,000 severance, and a $46,476 annual pension if court challenges are resolved. The figure places him among top earners alongside Hoffa and other corporate executives.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
General Motors
James MM. Roche
Automotive News
NMU
Curran Jias
Florida
New York
U.S
United Mine Workers
W. A.tony? Boyle
Boyle
George Meany
Afl-Cio
General Dynamics
Hilliard W Paige
Postal Service Faces Criticism Over Delays and Cuts
Washington postmaster general B Z Klassen defended performance amid Senate scrutiny. He cited delivery delays from Christmas cards to opera tickets, blamed aging facilities and cost-cutting, and noted private firms like UPS gaining share. He pledged improvement with new processing gear and a hiring freeze fallout.
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Washington
B. Z. Klassen
Cisvn
Senate Post Office Committee
Klassen
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Postal Corporation
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
United Parcel Service
Bel
Colfax NFO supper hosts guests from Colfax area
Leigh Reinhardt Theiten of Cresson and Floyd Wemmer of Lindsay spoke at a Colfax County National Farmer's Organization supper in Howells Tuesday. Wemmer, who oversees 49 head in the West Omaha marketing area, described an Armour four-year hog contract with a price floor. Theller, dairy head for West Omaha, discussed moving surplus milk to shortage areas and noted a recent milk shortage in the South.
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Leigh — Reinhardt
Theiten of
Cresson
Floyd Wemmer
Lindsay
Colfax
Public urged to avoid microwave ovens over radiation fears
Consumers Union warns public against buying microwave ovens citing potential radiation leakage exceeding federal safety limits under reasonable use. Industry officials deny claims, noting no proven harm and compliance with standards. A Senate Commerce hearing was set to review the Radiation Control Act with calls to tighten federal limits.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Consumers Union
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren Braren
Fifty six more American men heading home
The Associated Press reports 56 more American POWs were freed from Clark Air Base and en route to the United States on three C-130s to Andrews, Kelly, Scott, and Travis bases. The count since the Vietnam cease-fire reaches 299. 286 remain to be freed. Capt Thomas M. McNish and others greeted families, sharing thanks to God, Nixon, and America.
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Associated Press
Clark Air Base
United States
Clark
Andrews — Air Force Base
Maryland
Kelly Air Force Base
Texas
Scott Air Force Base
Ilinois
Travis Air Force Base
California
McNish
David F. Gray, Jr
Tampa
Fia
Maxwell
América
Nixon
Linda
America
Navy
Ernest M. Moore
Coronado
Calif
Moore
Hansen murder trial set for March 27 in Atlantic
The murder trial of Jer ry L. Hansen, 32, of Council Bluffs, is scheduled for 10 a.m. on March 27 in Atlantic, Iowa, after a venue change ordered by District Judge Paul Sulhoff. Hansen is accused of the October 2 murder of Violet Welch, 59, of Council Bluffs, with the defense arguing publicity in Pottawattamie County could affect a fair trial.
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Council Blues
Towa&p
Jerry L. Hansen
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Iowa
the Bluffs
Paul Sulhoff
Hansen
Violet Welch
Raymond Pogee
Pollawattamie County
Gouard
Bluffs
Style show draws large Tri-County crowd in Leigh
A large audience attended the Glagette style show by the Tri-County Recreational Association social committee on Wednesday. Evelyn Zrust of Clarkson narrated as Clarkson and Leigh modeled outfits. A social hour preceded and a chicken buffet followed. Committee members listed. Also notes Chan Chan, the ancient Peruvian city, may have housed 250000 residents.
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Leigh
Tri- County Recreational Association
Evelyn Zrust
Clarkson
Clarkson & Leigh
Arnold Wendt
Eugene Gratelueschen
William Fuhr
Robert Engelbart
Harry Korte
Chan
Missing Lincoln pilots identified after jet crash
Coast Guard reports two Air Force pilots aboard a training jet lost at sea were identified as Maj Lowahd We Nelson and Ales Down Mu Nelson. The wreckage was found off Hawaii with crash helmets located, fueling search and recovery amid unclear weather and debris.
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Coast Guard
Maj
Lowahd We Nelson
Ales
Mu Nelson
Mince
Neb
Willan G. Deve
Mis
Ruby Kh
Bent Wayne
Nie
Chelgon
Percy Hich
Hickan Air Force Base
Betl
Ain Over Veyvarky
Sait
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