Market Report Roundup From New York Stocks
UPI stock data list shows numerous tickers with percentage changes and prices for Gen Elec Gen Fis Gen Tel Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Inland Steel IBM Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper and many others. Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CST up 4.88 with 30 industrials at 984.73, Trans at 207.49 up 1.14, Utilities at 87.01 up 0.16, overall 65 stocks at 300.84 up 1.41.
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New York
IBM
Iowa P&l
Johnson
Kennecott
KeysCons
Kopper
Kres
Revlon
SanFernd
Sears
Shell Oil
Simmons
SEW
York
UPI
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Livestock Futures Report from Chicago Market Roundup
Open high low and latest prices for live cattle frozen pork bellies and live hogs across contracts in June August October and May. Highlights include live cattle around 36 to 49 and pork bellies near 72 to 78 with varying sales volumes and forward months.
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Trey May Corp
Chicago
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Leigh leads effort to aid local seniors through church groups
Leigh organizes a project with church and civic groups to assess senior needs and plan help. Volunteers will provide transportation to doctors and groceries, personal visits, calls, and special occasion remembrances. Interested residents contact her or any Human Service Committee member. BAND CLINIC ST EDWARD Fifteen St Edward High School band students head to Fullerton for the Goldenrod Conference Band Clinic Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Fullerton High School gym.
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Save
Human Service Committee
ST. Edward
St. Edward High School
Fullerton
Fullerton High School
Columbus Telegram Partnership Address Note
The Columbus Telegram Partnership lists its address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601. The notice provides location details for correspondence and office operations in Columbus.
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Columbus
27Th Avenue
Emergency care degrees conferred on Humphrey graduates
Humphrey residents were graduated Thursday evening at City Hall as volunteer emergency medical technicians. The 74 classroom hours covered the training. Graduates include Margy Albracht Sam Worth Gene Schueth Ardith Schueth Jim Gronenthal Jon Zavodil Don Zavodil Dick Weedner Dick Fuchs Charles Schaecher Randy Wessel and Mary Jen Denkinger. Civic club representatives congratulated them for their service. A new rescue unit donated by Ak-Sar-Ben was displayed.
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Numrnney
We Humphrey
Theve
Margy Albracht
Sam Worth
Gene
Ardith Schueth
Jim Gronenthal
Jon
Don Zavodil
Dick Weedner
Dick ‘Fuchs
Charles Schaecher
Randy Wessel
Mary Jen Denkinger
Civic Club
Ak-Sar-Ben
Platte County Court arraignments and sentencing report 1976
District court proceedings list arraignments and verdicts from Platte County. Names include Eugene Drozd Duncan Emil Paprocki Michael Hogg Lonnie McAlevy Allen Merril Louis Vath David Hicks Weston Hartwell Andrew Ditter Robert Reinhorst William McKown Larry Jurgens Randy Peterson Marshall Mikkelsen Glenn Frisch Patricia Lambert and others with offenses ranging from reckless driving driving while intoxicated to speeding and improper parking. Sentencing actions include guilty pleas continuances probation and presentence investigations.
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Platte County
Eugene Drozd
Duncan
Emil Paprocki
Columbus
Michael Hogg
Lonnie McAlevy
Allen Merril
Becky Rodgers
Louis Vath
Sutherland
David Hicks
Weston Hartwell
Genoa
Andrew Ditter
Monroe
Robert Reinhorst
Albion
William = McKown
Larry Jurgens
Lincoln
Bill Fisher
Grand Island
Broken leg in mishap near Brainard injures two youths
Two Brainard youths were hurt early Monday when a car driven by 14 year old Duane Prochaska struck a deer and went into a ditch and creek. Passenger Timothy Casite, 16, suffered a possible broken leg and was taken to a Lincoln hospital. The crash occurred 2% miles southeast of Brainard at 2 am. damage to the vehicle was not known.
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David City
Brainard
Timothy Casite
Duane Prochaska
Lincoln
Prochaska
Butler County
Sheriff's Office
Rural zoning meeting to discuss issues at Opera House
Citizens will hear two speakers answer audience questions about rural zoning in a session sponsored by local groups. The meeting, described as informal, aims to clarify zoning plans and impacts for residents in the area.
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Boge
Apple Reese Fest
Lower Platte North Natural
Coronary care classes begin at Boone County Hospital
Boone County Community Hospital coordinator Nona Purcell announced coronary care training sessions start today and Tuesday. Two twelve week courses will be held in the mornings and evenings with sessions from 8 am to noon and 7 pm to 10 30 pm. Mrs Purcell said at least 31 registered and licensed practical nurses are expected to attend.
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Albion
Nona Purcell
Boone County Community Hospital
Lincoln regent urges NU budget rise to retain faculty
Ed Schwartzkopf of Lincoln argues a 2 percent NU budget increase is insufficient as faculty shortages worsen. He notes high resignations at the Lincoln campus College of Business Administration and cites salary offers luring staff away. Ronald L. Smith reports similar concerns about competitive pay and staffing.
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Lincoln. Co
UPI
University of Nebraska
Ed Schwartzkopt
Lincoln
Lincoln Campus
College of Business Administration
Set
Ronald L. Smith
D-B
Smith
Nebraska
Thompson Hosts TAE Bridge Club at Albion Home
Mrs Don Thompson hosted the TAE bridge club at her Albion home Thursday. Guest Mrs Milton Kotre attended. Winner at the two tables was Mrs Edward Kurzman.
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TAE Bridge Albion
Don “Thompson
TAE Bridge Club
Milton Kotre
Edward Kurzman
Legislature could finish bills in sixty days plan
Eugene Mahoney proposes an ironclad rule capping general file debate to one hour per bill with two half hour arguments for introducer and chief opponent. He notes exceptions for certain legislation and cites school aid funding and LB987 as high-stakes items.
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Lamoun
Yoo
Eugene Mahoney
Burbach
BES
Omaha
Consumer clinic planned for April in Fullerton Albion
Nance Naber an extension agent chairs the Consumerama program set for 1 30 to 4 30 p m at the Legion Annex Fullerton and 7 to 10 p m at St Michael Church Albion. The speakers include Wilson University of Nebraska Lincoln consumer education specialist who will discuss shopping know how and answer shopper questions during action areas of the clinic.
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Albion
Nance Naber
Legion
Sue
Ars
Naber
School nurse audiometry workshop announced in Norfolk
The Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska sponsors an Audiometry Workshop for school nurses and therapists in Norfolk. Dr James Egan of the University of Nebraska will lead sessions on hearing testing and response actions. The event runs 8:30 am to 1 pm in Room 130 McClay Building Northeast Tech campus. Registration is $10 at the door.
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Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska
Cheann
Norfolk
James Egan
University of Nebraska
Us Audiology Clinic
Lincoln
McClay
Technics Company Qulege
Fragmentary OCR Note From Section Five At Ine
Readable fragments show a brief public notice styled item about a local institution or building segment identified as section five. The text offers limited details such as location and action but lacks full context, making precise summary challenging.
Bridge Strategy and Bonus Honors Clarified
The column explains risk versus reward in diamond finesses against East and the impact of East producing the king of hearts. It notes how South can pursue five clubs then diamonds for a potential five trick line, while a wrong guess risks the contract.
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Sim
East
King of Hearts
South
Diamonds
Bridge Proverbs Discussed By Oswald And Jacoby
Oswald and Jacoby discuss bridge proverbs noting that second hand often plays low to preserve high cards for later play. They cite a hand where South should immediately play dummy’s queen of hearts to win the first trick, not valuing it for later use.
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Jim
Oswald
Ray
Queen of Hearts
E S Club Card Party Draws Silver Creek Players
The E S Club held a Thursday night card party at the CES with nine tables. High scores in ditch went to Mr. and Mrs. Bil Ferris, while Mrs. Merle Peterson, Merle Schott, and George Damme tied for pinochle high. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Colby attended the Old Ti Bicentennial Ban at the H Building in Central City, and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Florida arrived Thursday to visit her parents.
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E.S. Club
Silver Creek
Ditch
Bil Ferris
Merle Peterson
Merle Schott
George Damme
Clinton Colby
Central City
Paul Anderson
Florida
Ancient Greece phrase equates oats with ignorance
A historical note explains that the term oat came to symbolize an ignorant and uninformed person in ancient Greek usage, illustrating how language evolves from a simple grain to a pejorative stereotype.
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Greece
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