Stock Market Prices Today and Omaha Livestock Report
The report notes market price variation across local firms with daily quotes for corn, wheat, mile, soybeans and oats. In Omaha Nebraska prices for Friday show steer and heifer absence, cows weak to 50 lower, canner and mid cutter 30.50 to 34.50, with hogs at 37.23 for 280-300 lb ranges and cattle receipts estimated at 6,000 head, hogs 6,000, sheep 1,800 for Monday.
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Ex-superintendent at Albion dies
Lincoln obit reports Dr. H G C Tilley, longtime educator and former Albion superintendent, died Thursday in Lincoln. Retired University of Nebraska Rural Economics chair, he led schools in Sta tehurst Geneva Albion Bancroft and served in the 1910 Nebraska House. Survivors include Greta widow and ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Warren United Methodist Church.
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Lincolnite to head UNL student body
Ann Henry, a junior from Lincoln, appears elected UNL student body president as ballots tallied. Henry leads Bill Freudenburg of West Point 1,058 to 1,? in a closely watched Associated Students race at the University of Nebraska Lincoln campus.
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Aries to Pisces Horoscope Story Sparks Mixed Guidance
A dated horoscope page presents mixed advice for signs from Aries through Pisces, urging focus on work, self care, finances, and personal projects. It notes varying tips on appearance, mood, and smart spending, with a brief childhood forecast and a caution about neglecting obligations.
Committee advances one bill but kills two measures
Lincoln Neb AP The Legislature's Constitutional Revision and Recreation Committee endorsed LB389 to strip the lieutenant governor of presiding duties over the legislature. It killed LB323 proposing student Regents membership and LB280 creating a citizens salary control panel for legislators.
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Crete backs bill for state highway link to I-80
Public hearing showed strong Crete and district support for SB 398 to add a gravel road from Crete to Pleasant Dale and connect to I-80 via a new state highway segment. The bill limits apply to Crete’s size and industrial status, aiming to route access from the city to the national Interstate system. Funeral services are set for Agnes Koterba, 83, Omaha, mother of Edward Kolerba.
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U S team to Peking within two to three weeks
Washington announced a five member U S delegation led by David KG Brice will travel to Peking in two to three weeks to prepare a new American diplomatic post ahead of a May 1 opening. The team includes Chinese speaking experts and communications specialists to plan offices and liaison operations amid ongoing talks to ease tensions.
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Leigh Community Schools Conference Schedule Changes
Leigh schools will hold afternoon conferences on March 21 after third period. Classes dismiss at 5:30 p.m. Schools remain closed the next day. Elementary conferences run 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Juniors and high school will use the gym from 12:30 to 4 p.m.
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