Livestock and egg price report from Omaha and Lincoln
The Omaha market shows hogs 200 to 270 pounds steady with 270 to 325 pounds mostly steady while 3 higher in places. Sows 25 higher, cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers mostly steady, cows weak to 50 lower, feeders steady. lambs and sheep around steady. Estimated receipts include hogs 5,000 and sheep 200. Lincoln reports February egg production down 10 percent from a year earlier and six percent lower than January. 63 million eggs produced at a price 8 cents above the previous month.
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Soulliere heads St. Bonaventure Home & School
Two American civilians were found murdered in a Saigon ditch, identified later as unemployed workers believed hired by a company. Dean Soulliere was elected president of the St. Bonaventure Home & School Association, with George Rischar VP and other officers named. A March 27 Christian Mothers meeting was announced, and school year equipment readiness and student programs were reported, including merit certificates and class contests.
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U.S
Dean Soulliere
St. Bonaventure Home & School, Association
George Rischar
Tan Riley
Dennis Miller
Matilda
St. Isidore School
Bear Soulliere
Elizabeth
Pum
Rod Weiler
Jerome Prososki
John Determan
Umscheid to resign as Creighton graduate dean
Omaha Nebraska AP Umscheid will resign this summer as dean of Creighton University's graduate school He will remain on the faculty as a fulltime professor of history in the College of Arts and Sciences Umscheid is resigning per university policy limiting deans to more than ten years in ordinary tenure duties
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Omana
Umseheid
Creighton University
Umscheid
College of Arts and Sciences
Alecum
Aries and others fortunes mix in troubled forecast
The reading blends haphazard signs for Aries Gemini Virgo and more with uncertain dates and vague guidance. It hints at improvements through discipline and social engagement while warning of distractions and conflicts. It also notes advice on health, study, and parenting with scattered, often unclear references to figures and times.
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Moon Childrer
Lingeinding
Analis
Enberleet
Joseph
Altona
Lipra
Anaka
Hnandala
Hearing on retirement benefits for teachers in Lincoln
A public hearing in Lincoln drew over 13 people as the Retirement Systems Committee examined LB445 to raise pensions for retired teachers. If enacted, the bill would raise state service annually for over 22,000 school employees, costing about 1.6 million dollars yearly. Witnesses supported the measure, citing low checks and a need for equality. opposition urged interim study due to potential unequal treatment among state employees.
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Lincoln
Neb
Legislaauce
Lellevue
Frank Lewis
LBA
Lewis
Raymond Watson
Hastings
Gene Eno
Nebraska Association of Public Employes
Robert W. Downer
Harrisburg
Strauss aims to avert party battle at DNC meeting
Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss seeks to include all party viewpoints on a 25 member at large slate for the national committee. The composition could determine whether the meetings renew last year’s discord, with a key executive committee vote today and a full committee meeting Friday. Strauss faces criticism from the Democratic Planning Group who fear labor leaders backing him may edge out McGovern loyalists. He argues broad participation helps mobilize the 18 million Democrats who voted for Nixon in 1972.
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Washington
Robert
Strauss
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National Committee
Democratic Planning Group
Bists
George McGovern
JW Barkan
APL- Cio
George Meany
Labor Movement
Nixon
Graha to Open Western Heritage Museum in Omaha
Graha council members expect to approve next Tuesday the gift of a building from Union Pacific Railroad Co for a Western heritage museum. They plan remodeling and operating costs with a one year budget to handle improvements gradually.
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Western Heritage Museum
Omaha
Neb
Graha
Union
Union Pacific Railroad Co
John Ritums
Enrollment climbs at Aquinas High School 1974-75 intake
DAVID CITY 72 freshmen have registered at Aquinas High School for 1974-74, with 27 boys and 45 girls. Total enrollment is expected near 330 for the next term, a slight rise. Registration remains open to freshmen and upperclassmen. inquiries may be made by calling the school.
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David City
Aquinas High School
Aquinas High
White Paper sparks mixed reaction in Northern Ireland
Protestant leaders condemn the British White Paper calling for a joint 80 member assembly with proportional representation while keeping policing powers. Catholic and Sinn Fein groups are muted. Dublin says no quick fix as violence continues with another Catholic youth killed in Belfast.
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Northern Ireland
Gevn Ireland
Willam Craig
Craig Aldnt
United Kingdom
London
Brian Faulkner
Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party
Paddy Devlin
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Dublin
All-Ieland Council
Britain
The
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Belfast
Proposal to ease capital gains taxes on property
The New York Stock Exchange proposed easing capital gains taxes on long held property to boost revenue by encouraging selling and reinvestment. Needham urged a sliding scale of inclusion rates, suggesting 50 percent for assets held six months to five years and gradual reductions to 20 percent after 30 years, with an alternative slow decline by holding period. The exchange commissioned a study for the Ways and Means Committee hearings on tax reform.
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New York Stock Exchange
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James J. Needham
Exchange Board
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Treasury
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House
Ways,and Means Committee
Wilbur 2. Mills
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Needhany
Students Receive Ratings at District Speech Contest
Six St. Francs Central High School students earned ratings at the Northeastern College District Speech tournament in Norfolk. Superior ratings went to Cindy Van Dyke for after dinner speech and Joye Noonan for informative demonstration. Excellent ratings were earned by Marcus Tp Meinenand, Bill Hoesel, Maureen Boesch, and Sandra Bender.
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Humphrey
St. Francs Central High School
Northeastern College
Norfolk
Cindy van Dyke
Joye Noonan
MarcusTp Meinenand
Bill Hoesel
Maureen Boesch
Sandra Bender
Newman Grove clubs award ribbons at district contest
The Newman Grove District Fine Acts contest at St. Edward Saturday honored members of the Women's Civic Improvement Club including Mines, Emery Carlson, Holler King, Laure Anderson and Earl Dorsey with ribbons. Junior Woman's Club recipient was Mrs Roger Lyon. Blue ribbon winners go to the state contest in Lincoln April 3 to 5.
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Newman Grove
St. Edward
Hayes named to Lower Republican River NRC post
Gov. Exon appointed Gene Hayes of Naponee to the Lower Republican River Natural Resource District Commission replacing the late Wayne Kinsey of Naponee. Hayes takes over the seat after Kinsey’s death and continues the district’s administrative line.
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Lincoln
Gene Hayes
Naponee
J. d. Exon
Republican River
Commanssion
Hayes
Wayne Kinsey
Hake son baptized at St. Peter Lutheran Church
Bryah Lee Hake, son of Mr and Mrs Merlen Hake, was baptized Sunday at St. Peter Lutheran Church with Rev David Nelson officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Herbert Hake. Guests included sponsors, grandparents Mr and Mrs Siegfried Hake, grandmother Mrs Anvia Boutrity, Emily Boutrin and Ed Boutrin.
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Rob Iverson
Robert Iverson
Luther League
Gene Settie
Eldon Meyer
Norfolk
Fred Gigox
Arizona
Don Kalkveit
Towa
Jaycees Schedule New Membership Night in David City
Jaycees in David City Nebraska announce a New Member Night at the Knights of Columbus on Saturday led by Jaycee President Gaylord Boltesen af Ord. Gene Cunningham directs the local chapter with guests Sam Seaver from Superior national Jaycee director and Augie Henrichs Albion district president. Social at 6:30 p.m. dinner at 7 p.m. orientation, then a dance. Prospective Jaycees and guests are invited. contact Cunningham or Dennis Poli for invitations.
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David City
Nebraska
Gaylord Boltesen Af Ord
Knights of Columbus
Gene Cunningham
Sam Seaver
Superior
Jaycee
Augie Henrichs
Yitu
Albion
Canninghan
Dennis Poli
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