Columbus Telegram Covers Nebraska Stock Market Snapshot
New York market midday notes show Harv, Kennecott, Am Can, Kroger, Pfizer, ProcterG, US Steel, IBM and other corporate movers with varied percentages. Indexes list Dow, trans and utilities alongside broad stock activity across major industries and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPL
T&t
Town
P&l
AllsChal
Jubns-Mn
Alcow
Kennecott
Am Air
KeysCons
Can
Kopper
Cyan
Kresge
Ami Dist
Kroger
Ald el. Pwr
Lione
Borden
Owens
Revlon
CovaCola
Rockwell
Columbas
Safeway
ComwEd
St Regis
Comsat
Sears
Shell
du Pont
SO Ind
Bastian
Stons JP
el Paso NG
Stude
Rxxon
Trans
Irelandis
IBM
Real estate transfers listed in Platte County records
A compilation from the Platte County Register of Deeds and Columbus Credit Bureau outlines numerous real estate transfers. The entries show grantors and grantees, parcel descriptions in Columbus and surrounding additions, and transaction details across multiple blocks and lots in the area.
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Platte County
Columbus Credit Bureau
Ronald L. Knoell
Robert Wo
Marlene R. Shottenkirk
Cal-Way Meadows
Columbus
Platte Center Lions Club marks 40th anniversary with ceremony
About 85 members and guests attended a dinner at the P.C. Auditorium marking the Platte Center Lions Club's 40th year. Rev. Paul Phillips gave the invocation, with Tom Jones of Norfolk as guest speaker recounting four decades of club achievements including sewer projects, a focal-ball diamond, lighting, an air conditioner, Boy Scouts support, and the annual Santa Claus Day. Members received service awards from 10 to 40 years, withDr. O.E. Walgren honored as the only charter member.
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Platte Center
Lions Club
P.C
Paul Phillips
Grace Lutheran Church
Lee Haruling
Humphrey
Tom Jones
Norfolk
P.C. Lions
Boy Scouts
Clarence Lammers
Bernard Teyes
O.E. Walgren
Dr. Walgren
Duane Bruckner
Larry Rosenthal
Anthony Hassebrook
Vagn Jensen
Max Jenny
Henry Brock
Sigmund
Window on Africa tension grips Djibouti and Rhodesia alliance talk
Tension rises as France boosts Djibouti forces ahead of independence on June 27 and a May 8 referendum. In Rhodesia Bishop Muzorewa and Rev Sithole discuss a possible alliance amid setbacks from the Patriotic Front. OAU headquarters relocation debate surfaces as Addis Ababa hosts disputes with Ethiopia. Rhodesian troops suffer 20 deaths this year blamed on drinking and indiscipline.
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Djibouti
Issas
France
East Africa
Clemenceau
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
United African National Council
Ndabaning Sithole
Joshua Nkomo
Sithale
African National Council
Zimbabwe African National Union
OAU
Addis Ababa
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Livestock numbers show cattle and calves at 4 300 with steady to weak trends on prices. Hogs and sows quote lower, sheep around 600 head with early week price gains noted for select prime lambs and spring lambs. Thursday's estimates project 600 cattle and calves, 4 000 hogs, none for sheep.
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Abe
Grain Futures Report from Chicago Markets
UPI markets note shows May grain futures and surrounding prices in Chicago with figures for Wheat Corn Soybeans and other grains. Trading rounds display varied gains and declines, reflecting mixed demand and supply signals across commodities.
Calbject Te Heage The Aise
Fragmentary text mentions a Calbject topic with a vague reference to an easing or change. No clear persons organizations or places are identifiable from the readable portion.
Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes live cattle and frozen pork bellys trading with quotes across Apr Jun Aug Oct for Live Cattle May and Aug for Pork Bellies. Prices show openings highs lows and last sales with volumes listed. Published by Columbus Telegram with local mailing details and subscription rates.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
OPPD Considers Citizens Panel on Electric Rates
The Omaha Public Power District board agrees to study forming a special citizens committee on electric rates. Director Robert Blankenship and division manager Robert Ballard push for a vehicle to improve dialogue with ratepayers. Some directors doubt the need, while General Manager Ralph Shaw says broad industry representation is essential. committee meetings are set for April 7 with a possible vote at the April 1 meeting.
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Omaha
UPL
Omaha Public Power District Board
Special Citizens Committee
OPPD
Robert Blankenship
Robert Ballard
Robert Corn
Roy Area
Com
Ralph Shaw
Citizen
Rasmussen
Goodrich Dill
Goodrich
Scottsbluff
William Nichol
Rural Electrification Association
Bluejay honor roll announced for Newman Grove Public Schools
Superintendent J. Conrad Huerta announced the third nine weeks honor roll. Names include seventh graders Eva Felber Ruth Frey Lisa Haave Lori Haave Caroline Laska Gina McWilliams and teachers notes list eighth graders Brady Anderson Vicki Benson Clidy Gillham Andy Huerta Daniel Luska Bradley Nelson Patty Olson Shari Wallin Mark Wiese.
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Newman Grove
J. Conrad Hoerta
Newman Grove Public Schools
Eva Felber
Ruth Frey
Lisa Haave
Lori Haave
Caroline Laska
Gina McWilliams
Elghth
Brady Anderson
Vicki Benson
Clidy Gillham
Andy Huerta
Daniel Luska
Bradley Nelson
Patty Olson
Shari Wallin
Mark Wiese
Lari Bennett
Diane Eng
Bruce Jacobson
Nancy Labenz
Terry Stock
Christi Walahoghi
Peggy Bennett
Sandy Bennett
Chitra Charles
Paul Deaver
Bev Duhachek
Jeff Johnson
Sheila Krueger
Kent Lee
Jan Sills
Jett McWilliams
Elaine Nelson
Jody Nelson
Lynette Nelson
Kathy Olson
Ronda Otto
Lisa Primrose
Dean Roberg
Brian Stewart
Dean Wedekind
Debra Bartels
Lucy Belgum
Janet Brandl
Connie Duhachek
Jeanine Eng
Tim Faiman
David Foland
James Geyer
Sheri Johnson
Roger Kon
Lajean Monson
Gary Nelson
Judy Pieke
Judy Schlunsen
Denise Sherrock
Todd Stewart
Dan Wedekind
Sally Woblg
Gary Zimmerer
Greg Anderson
Bill Becker
Jeff Broberg
Jim Cox
Linda Yorre
Sarah Gerhart
Julie Johnson
Cindy King
Karen Labenz
Connie Lee
Yvonne Matson
Sandra Pike
Ron Rudloff
Darla Severson
Carol Soward
Joy Stewart
Jackie Stone
Les Voelker
David Walahoski
Bret Wallin
Janet Williamson
Pam Zimmerer
Rasmussen moves to kill bill requiring driver license photos
Lincoln Neb UPI Rasmussen plans to kill LB0 proposing color photos on licenses with a higher fee and state aid. Goodrich defends photo IDs to deter fraud, while opponents warn of costs to counties and ratepayers.
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Bill
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Scotia
Dennis Rasmuossen
Rasmussen
Omaha
Glenn Goodrich
James Exon
Goodrich
CB Help in Rescue of Six in Nebraska Snow Drift
Tom Foreman and five others were stranded in a snow drift on High way 20 in northwest Nebraska. A citizen band radio call monitored in Tulsa prompted Oklahoma and Nebraska authorities to locate the vehicle two miles east of Nenzel. Deputies and road crews pushed the car free. Foreman and three other passengers continued toward Utah once weather allowed.
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Nenzel
Neb
UPI
Tom Foreman
Nebraska
Utah
Tulsa
Oklo
Lloyd Samuels
Tulsa Traffic Control CB Club
Samuels
Highway 20
Poreman
Oklahoma State Patrol
Nebraska State Patrol
Cherry County
Nebraska legislature approves snowmobile regs and telecom committee
The Nebraska Legislature approved LB230 requiring snowmobile registration with an $8 annual fee and a $2,325 appropriation for trail operations. LB75 creates a safety training center at Kearney State College funded by a $54,000 general fund allocation. LB401 establishes a telecommunications committee. Final actions include other measures on court access, fees, rule notice, and the transfer of duties to the state fire marshal.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Kearney State College
Omaha
John Savage
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Kearney
Ron Cope
J. James Exon
Sidney Sen
Robert Clark
Clark
Executive Board
The
Legislative Council
Two Moonies Quit Movement After Deprogrammer Talks
Two of five Moonies turned over to their parents quit the Unification Church after conversations with deprogrammers. Barbara Underwood of Portland and Leslie Brown of New Jersey expressed elation about leaving. The moves followed court delays and a stay on custody rulings.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thesday
Wayne Howard
Barbara Underwood
Portland
Ore
Leslie Brown
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Unification Church
Sun Myung Moon
Howard
Richard Lewis
San Francisco International
Lewis
Collegians to Attend Phi Beta Lambda State Convention
Seven Platte College students and advisors Leon Sanders and Nell Burnham travel to Fremont for the annual Phi Beta Lambda state convention. Delegates include Paulette Carrig Larry Bruns Bruce Korte Murray Michener Patty Tworek Mike Vrbka Myrtle Thompson with participants from Kearney State, UNL, Chadron, Southeast Tech, Hastings, Midland Lutheran, and McCook Junior College. Contests cover accounting typing business law shorthand data processing and extemporaneous speaking. Activities include conferences scrapbooks and officer installations. Murray Michener and Patty Tworek hold state offices.
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Platte College
Leon Sanders
Nell Burnham
Phi Beta Lambda
Fremont
Paulette Carrig
Columbus
Larry Bruns
Bruce Korte
Murray Michener
Patty Tworek
Mike Vrbka
Myrtle Thompson
Newman Grove
Kearney State College
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Chadron State College
Southeast
Technical Community College
Central Technical Community College
Hastings
Midland Lutheran College
McCook Junior College
Miss Burnham
PTCC
Leigh Civic Club hears speakers and elects officers
Leigh civic gathering featured Mrs Richard Hejtmanek from the Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce and Sara Schaefer from the regional welfare office in Norfolk. Officers elected were Mrs Calvin Fuhr president Mrs Terry Ladeke vice president Mrs Jim Wieffeld secretary and Mrs Dennis Wardeman treasurer. Installation set for May 28 at the Old Leigh Inn.
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Leigh
Bank of Leigh
Richard Hejtmanek
Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sara Schaefer
Norfolk
Hejtmanek
Old Leigh Inn
Dave Loseke
Columbus
Civic Club
Goldenrod
Zion Lutheran Parish Hall
Pam
Leigh Public Library
Lee Rottman
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs
Lincoln
Michael Koch
Calvin Fuhr
Terry Loseke
Woman's Club
Wisner
Leigh Garden Club
Mani Park
Main Street
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Nebraska Stock Market
Esday
Mildred Bromann
Salig 8
Orvaera Ragata
Margaret Noo
Obia
Margaret Noms
Raymond R. Hansel
Hockenberger & Chambers Co
Weerts Boettcher Co
Royce Watson & Wh
David & Karen Eisenmenger
Henry T. Spicka
Gene M. Spicka
Munroe
Walter T. Caffrey
Waldo W
Lola E. Iverson
Bik
Phillips
Champlin Petrateim Co
Lester W. Steenbock
Getty Oil Co
Getty Refining & Marketing Co
B. Wallin
Wallin
Randall
Anna Smagacz
Joseph
Dorothy A. Swierczek
Michael C. Hausmann
Clemens J
Isabelle L. Kosiba
Merle Schlines
Harry A & Treva
J. Schumacher
Peatsalls
Phillip Laska
Lawrence A & Elsie Hellbusch
Orig
Jerry W. Stewart
Donald A. Nelson
N& BW
Donald A. Nelson & Wi
Et al—& Ink
Kenneth W
Elizabeth Shanle
Dwayne KR
Joan Lucille Linahhre
Kenneth Hill
Ladies Aid of the
Leonard A. Bryant
Allen E. Garretson
Lours
E. Schneider
Gerrards
Rudolph L
Hobza & Wf
Myron L
Carol A
Hobza
Sie
Weerts Boolicher Co
Ivan D
Paula M
Haddock
North Gate
Rita A. Fox
Humphrey Doris Burton
Joseph A & Bernadette Kosch
Ottis
Humphrey Alma Schumacher
Joseph A & Bernadetta Kosch
Jacob Louis
wEfo
Kenneth Paul
Theresa Marie Hoyer
Oscar & Anderson
David Wayne
Ann Marie Snyder
Westside Industrial Corp
Stanley W. Ortmeier
Westside Ind. Park
Africa
Omaha Livestock
Ilumbus
Telegrama
27Th Avenue
Hebd
Gardler
Colvenbos
Webratks
Tutraska
Iocal
Evita
Cal
Bluejay
LBOO
Public Works Committee
James Pearson
Department of Motor Vehicles
Pearson
Collegians
Fleischer Rexall
Loisen
USS Steel
Revere
Ropeo
Lloyd Lausten
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