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UPI reports New York market activity with widespread gains and losses. Strong performers include Coca Cola and Boeing while IBM and Exxon show solid advances. several industrials and utilities also rise.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
9
UPI reports New York market activity with widespread gains and losses. Strong performers include Coca Cola and Boeing while IBM and Exxon show solid advances. several industrials and utilities also rise.
Open high low and latest prices show live cattle around 37.10 to 37.90 as of Apr Jun Aug contracts while frozen pork bellies trade in the mid 60s. In Omaha hogs and cattle trading activity details include price ranges for 100 to 600 lb weights with declines for sows and steady cows amid cattle feeder auction plans and Monday estimates.
Local Columbus Telegram announces subscription options and holiday publication schedule with rates for carrier and mail delivery in Platte Boone Buller Colfax Merrick Nance Polk counties and wider Nebraska and U.S. regions. Includes stock market snapshot from Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CDT showing indices: industrials 770.10 up 7.12, transports 165.72 up 0.20, utilities 78.89 down 0.29, rails 241.47 up 1.27.
A clipped notice lists a call window from 564.274 between the cent sign and 6:30 p m on Saturdays from 8 to 9 am. It appears as a short scheduling or contact reminder with times and a phone-like reference.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Duane Laudenklos and Mrs. Virgil Crumley hosting. Donations support the Red Cross and Heart Fund this month. County Government Day is set for April 7 in Columbus. A Girl’s State attendee will speak. names chosen by drawing. Eight bibs and pajama bottoms were prepared for the Veteran’s Hospital. Bazaar donations due April 19 at the Bank of Monroe or with Mrs. Robert Hayter. Fullerton hosts State Senator Donald Dworak in a Q A at 9:30 a.m. via the Chamber of Commerce event.
In a Friday March 14 1975 bridge column a player overbids to four spades and faces a tough defense. A precise line after three clubs lets South discard a heart and avoid an overruff, reducing trump losses from three to two and making the contract.
Shelby Square Dance Club held five squares dancing at the Shelby Legion Hall Tuesday with Ted Vogt as caller. A next dance is planned for March 25 at 8 30 p m plus Bible study at Mrs William Nuebel’s home on Wednesday afternoon led by Miss Carol Seer.
The Constitutional Revision and Recreation Committee heard LB576 to move Ft Atkinson property from the Game and Parks Commission to the Historical Society. Ross Rasmussen praised the site as Nebraska’s oldest, noting ties to Lewis and Clark and early Mormon activity, while agency officials urged preservation of state roles and federal funding avenues. Other actions included kills on LB133 roadside hunting ban and LB16 per diem expansion, and advancement of LB343 requiring nongame hunting licenses with farm damage exceptions.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey will pay back taxes on about 199 000 dollars deducted for giving his vice presidential papers to the Minnesota Historical Society. An IRS ruling disallowed deductions for restricted access writings and Humphrey will owe taxes plus interest without an appeal.
Osceola High School announces the fourth six weeks honor roll. Seniors include Nancy Oquist Douglas Augustin Rachel Bachenberg Dan Campbell Susanne Lemp Gayle Neujahr Dale Roehrs Rachel Boden Douglas Draeger JoAnne Gissler Steve Johnson. Juniors list Chris Kresha Vicki Augustin Kent Rodene Roba Sceobeeane Beth Jones Jayne Nelson DeVon Carlson Nedine Draeger Rozanne Gissler Ricky Johnson Susan Kaczor Peggy Tindall. Freshmen names include JoAnn Schacher Janet Hiemer Debra Bryan Jamie Graham Kelley Johansen Amy Johnson Patty Lisko Melanie Oquist Sheryl Schott Paula Smith Peggy Watts Jill Hiemer Brenda Peterson Susan Bryan Mary Jo Wieseman Richard Boruch Tammi Hiemer Bonnie Noble Cindy Schott Sue Yungdahl Dan Bond Susan Wyman Kim Boden Pam Bryan Carmen Schott Dan Watts Amy Graham Raynie Johson Russell Miller.
The Secret Service maintains files on political activists who might disrupt appearances alongside threats to the President. David MacDonald says the list has been reduced from 500000 since Kennedy era while Rep. Bella Abzug cites 20 antiwar activists submitted, none with criminal records, all considered household names.
The Osceola City Planning Commission., a nine member group appointed by Mayor W F Monson last December, will survey all citizens in March to aid the League of Municipalities with a comprehensive plan and zoning regulations. Members include Mrs Glen Wobig Mrs Everette Smith Mrs Ray Beebe Dean Buffington Gary Gustafson Mervin Ransom Jr Hanson Eugene Bartak and Joseph Roberts.
The Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area School of Practical Nursing at Platte Technical Community College Columbus held spring ceremonies for 25 graduates completing a 12 month program. The class aims for state board certification and boasts five years of spotless exam results with graduates including Carol DeBower Cindy Buschusen Judith Dvorak and many others from across Nebraska and Texas.
A six week seminar at the First Center starts March 18 focusing on financial data to guide management decisions. Experts P. W. Lakers and Small Business Administration material will support sessions. Enroll at the First Center.
Aries seeks diplomacy bridging friends while Gemini notes distant support for a loved one. Cancer finds a friend aiding career. Leo gains praise from companions. Virgo solves a tricky issue with practical cleverness.
More than 2400 FFA members will gather in Lincoln April 3 to 5 for the 47th annual convention. The event promises new opportunities and financial insights for attendees, with aims to brighten the year ahead without budget strain.
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