Stock movers and Dow Jones update from New York
The Columbus Telegram reports U S stock market today with notable price changes across major companies. Dow Jones at 1 p m CDT shows the 30 industrials up 9.54 points to 830.88, the 20 transportation average up 0.24 to 171.62, utilities up 0.25 to 74.29, and the overall index up 2.01 to 252.95.
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Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Nat Bise
Olin Corp
Owens-Ill
Penn Cen
Penney
PepsiCola
Pfizer
Phil Pet
Procterg
Revlon
Rockwell
Safeway
St. Regis
SanFel Ind
Sears
Shell Oil
Simmons
So Pac
Sperry
SO Ind
Stude
Texaco
Tex
Elec
Utd Corp
Indus
Trans
Grain Futures ad from Columbus Nebraska Telegram
Grain Futures partnership in Columbus Nebraska publishes daily paper with subscription rates. Carrier delivery in Columbus costs 2.50 per month while mail rates vary by region 16 per year for Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance Polk counties and 25 per year elsewhere.
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Neb
Platte
Boone
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
States
Columbus Telegram
Omaha Livestock Market Report Hogs Up, Cattle Mixed
UPI notes 4 000 hogs with higher bid ranges for various weight classes and sows up 1.00. Cattle and calves show scattered gains with load steers 1231 lb at 48.00 and heifers 850-1000 lb at 42.00-44.50, cows 20.50-23.00. Sheep limited, slaughter ewes steady, lambs scarce. Friday totals: cattle 1,800 hogs 3,500 sheep 50.
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Omaha
UPI
NMA overturns recommendation on state districts
The Nebraska Medical Association House of Delegates rejected a policy panel's recommendation to treat Nebraska as a single district under the National Health Planning and Development Act. They asked Gov. Exon to propose dividing the state into six or more administration areas.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Medical Association
House of Delegates
Association
J. James Exon
Exon
Henry Smith
State Health Department
Smith
Innocents Society awards eight seniors and three freshmen
The Innocents Society at the University of Nebraska Lincoln announced awards for outstanding achievement to eight seniors and Memorial Scholarships to three freshmen. Recipients included Wesley Albers Indianapolis and James Eiberger St Paul among others, with scholars John C. Camp Bellevue David Pillard Beatrice and Mark Stortvedt Norfolk.
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Lincoln
Neb
Donald Winslow
Wakefield
R. I
John C. Camp
Bellevue
David J. Pillard
Beatrice
Mark E. Stortvedt
Norfolk
Senate Rejects Zero-Deficit Budget Plan
The Senate voted 75 to 9 against Sen. Jesse Helms zero deficit proposal as ongoing deficits top forecasts. Budget leaders warn deep cuts spark unemployment and lower tax revenues while official plans project deficits around 60 to 73 billion dollars for the next fiscal year.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
Senate
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
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Monroe
N.C
House
Ford
Congress
Congressional Budget Committees
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Edelin seeks reversal of manslaughter conviction
Dr. Kenneth Edelin asks a reversal of his 1973 abortion manslaughter verdict on grounds no crime was proved or charged. Defense contends the jury was instructed to require a live birth, while prosecutors dismiss the timing variance as immaterial. The judge took the motion under advisement with no ruling date set.
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Boston
UPI
Kenneth Edelin
Edelin
James McGuire
Commonwealth
Charles Nelson
Newman Flanagan
McGuire
Ford expected to veto emergency farm bill this week
President Ford plans to veto a one year farm support bill by Friday. The measure would raise loan and target rates for wheat corn and cotton and boost soybeans and dairy supports. Butz argues veto to avoid stimulus of planting controls and added deficits.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Entries Highlight Friday Card
Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben previews Friday May 2 features nine races. Entries span aged claimers and Nebraska bred maidens with purses from 3300 to 7500 and multiple apprentices listed among jockeys.
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Omaha
Jet Respect
Dangerously — Harmon
Dinner Song
Camiville — Greer
Mario Morn
Nurses
Calderon
Duthie
Sash — Anderson
Romero
Phelps
Couto
Slick Slade — Greer
Farm commodity prices rise in April after five months
Agriculture Department data show a 4 percent April month rise led by cattle hogs cotton soybeans and calves with grains up and eggs and milk down. Despite the gain overall prices remain about 8.1 percent below October and 7 percent below a year earlier, with retail food prices likely higher in 1975.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Earl L. Butz
Penn Central Reports $127.9 Million First Quarter Loss
Penn Central Transportation Co. announced a first quarter 1975 loss of 127,902,225 dollars, nearly double the year earlier. Revenue declined 2.9 percent to 509.7 million dollars from 525.2 million dollars in Q1 1974.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Penn Central Transportation Co
Mothers speak on Vietnam War collapse in Saigon aftermath
A United Press International summary recalls grieving mothers and families reacting to Saigon's fall. Dora Heisterhagen mourns son Jerry buried at Baltimore National Cemetery after Vietnam service with Americal Division. Georgianna Krell honors Bruce Carter, Medal of Honor recipient. Voices reflect anger, regret, and unresolved questions.
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Dora Heisterhagen
Baltimore National
Jerry
Vietnam
Hearts and Minds
Saigon
Americal
Ed Sanborn
Lansing
Mich
199Th Infantry
Georgianna Krell
Miami
U.S. Marine Corps
Pfc
Bruce W. Carter
Mrs. Krell
Bruce
Frederick W. Burns
Merrick
N.Y
Belle of Louisville wins great steamboat race
Capt Charles Brasher steered the Belle of Louisville to victory in the 12th annual Great Steamboat Race on the Ohio River. Delta Queen and Julia Belle Swain finished second and third after tugboat assistance by the Belle sparked controversy and postrace complaints.
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Louisville
UPI
Charles Brasher
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio River
Brasher
Ernest Wagner
Cincinnati
Dennis Trone
Julia Belle Swain
Peoria
Ill
Trone
Belle of
4Th St
Delta Queen
Belle of Louisville
W. Clyde Glass
Golden Antlers
MonaDEX weight loss tablet advertised by Miessler Drug Store
An ad promotes MONADEX tablets as a fat reducing aid with no dangerous drugs and no required exercise. It offers a 20 day supply for $3 and a doubled amount for $5 with a money back refund promise and mail order option.
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