Omaha Livestock Market Prices Reported
Omaha Neb markets show varied livestock quotes with cattle and hogs steady to mixed. Prices list ranges for beef and pork cuts, including feeders, cows, sows, and lambs, reflecting typical daily fluctuations across weight classes.
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SM Bligher
Community Calendar March events and notices
Community calendar listings include a March covered dish supper by Parents Without Partners with Sgt. Tlérendo as speaker, and various meetings at the Courthouse City Hall and campus venues. Notable items include a free camera lab presentation at Platte College Fine Arts Theatre, a Commodores event, Girl Scouts cookie delivery, and upcoming school and county board meetings on April 4.
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22 Bills Slated for Hearings Next Week in Legislature
Lincoln Neb 22 bills slated for public hearings next week by Legislature committees. Education panel to hear LB495 creating a coordinating mechanism for state fire systems under new federal law. Tuesday LB533 would reduce state technical college areas to five. Government panel to hear LY27 on districting the Omaha personal board. Judiciary to hear Governor Exan’s bid to widen Parole Board to five members.
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Anavondas Longest Snakes Grow to Three Feet and Weight
Anavondas snakes, among the world’s longest, reach up to three feet in length and weigh as much as 500 grounds, illustrating remarkable size variation in the reptile family.
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Carre Telegrams Ad Rates and Address Change Notice
Rates and subscription options for Carre Telegrams at 1354 Avenue Columbus Nob with monthly and yearly prices. Includes change of address instructions to notify post office and Columbus Telegears when relocating within Nebraska and adjacent states.
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Brazil Bishops challenge government in landmark document
Brazil's Roman Catholic bishops issued a broad declaration urging higher living standards and an end to repression. The text, produced at a closed meeting last month, criticizes human rights abuses, labor and women's rights, and treatment of indigenous communities under the armed forces regime.
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Aries and Taurus Horoscopes Across January 15 or 16
Aries and Taurus appear here with misaligned lines and multiple dates. The text assigns planetary guidance for each sign, urging focus on work, planning, and social harmony. It references Moon Children and Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces with dated notes and advice about personal growth.
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Nixon says housewives key to fighting high food prices
President Nixon credits American housewives as the most powerful force against rising food costs saying their buying choices influence prices more than government actions. He notes price controls are not planned and that easing pressure may come as shoppers buy more carefully.
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Funeral services set for Horace Clyde Filley in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports Horace Clyde Filley former chairman of the rural economics department at the University of Nebraska will have funeral services today. Filley 94 died Thursday after a 38 year career as a Nebraska professor before retiring in 1949.
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Presidents clash with Congress over executive privilege
A review traces clashes from Washington to Eisenhower, noting presidents such as Jefferson, Jackson, Grant, Cleveland, Hoover, Roosevelt and Nixon invoked privilege to shield documents or testimony. It covers cases involving the Senate and House demands, and the limits of presidential secrecy in governance.
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