Egg and Livestock Prices Fall in Lincoln and Omaha Markets
Market News Service reports eggs continuing downward trend with Grade A large at 33 40, medium 25-15, small 17. undergrades 18 and pannels 13. Poultry prices unchanged. In Omaha, hogs mostly 90 cents lower with 1-3 195-240 lb at 28.90-29.05, 240-250 lb at 28.00-29.00, sows 50 cents lower at 23.00-23.50. cattle and calves steady with steers 1000-1200 lb about 41.90, heifers 40.75-41.00, cows 27.00-28.50. sheep listed as none. Estimated Friday receipts: cattle 140, hogs and sheep 60.
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Lincoln
Neb
the Market News Service
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
New York
Allied
Allied Sirs
Corp
Jag Inc
Bendix
Beth Stl
Bosing Co Yy
Borden
Branswik
Cap Freight
CBC
Ats
Curtis
Dacre
duPont
Bkra
Esmark
Exxon
Fairmont
Firestone
Farad Motaly
Tael&p
Lockheed Airmy
Soyrea HS
Nicor
Pamida
Penn
Chicago
Mercantie Gle
Pacoy Y Va
Upac
Bev
Uniroyal Rm Ve Feh
Air 2
US Steel Adie
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Wickes Cp
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Operation Edith family fire drill scheduled May 11
Columbus Fire Chief Walter Garbers urges residents to join the May 1 event at 8:30 pm to rehearse a home escape plan. He warns that fires spread rapidly and pre planning saves lives, especially for families and children.
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Edith
Columbus
Walter Garbers
National Fire Protection Association
Garbers
Omaha won’t need 100 extra firemen after all
Chick Vernon Van Scay said Omaha will not require 100 additional firemen under the new federal minimum wage law after closer review. He noted Omaha’s firemen work 56 hours weekly and the law’s 40 hour overtime provision was amended, leaving overtime rules to be applied by 1977 without extra staffing.
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Omaha
Neb
Chick Vernon van Scay
van Scay
Telegram Partnership Rent Notice In Columbus Area
A fragmented notice from a Telegram Partnership lists address 254 Avenue Columbus Mob and references rent of 231 dollars by mail. The garbled text mentions names Byers and Putte and a summer term, with unclear references to rates and notices amid other unreadable phrases.
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Ath Avenue
Columbus
Mob
Sie
Cols
Ease Bay
Putte
Aries Taurus and beyond horoscope scattered guidance
A jumbled horoscope page offers star sign advice from Aries to Pisces with notes on social behavior, creativity, and personal projects. It mentions enjoying outings, influencing others, and staying practical, while urging focus on relationships, self-improvement, and timely decisions. A birth notice hints at a notable individual born today and a focus on early life guidance.
Friday Ak entries race day at Omaha track meet
A long list of horse race entries and purses for Friday May 1 in Omaha. Notable horses include Perse, Speedy Recovery, Califeron, No Boy, Ho Boy, and various Elgible contenders like Harvest of Harmony and Wisner Ranger. The card features multiple races with purses ranging from 3 500 to 9 600 plus claiming prices and six furlong formats.
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Omaha
Tine Pia
R&ce
Arige
Califeron
Charrasco
He Bey
Tea — Moyers
Sim
He Boy
Mayle
Kutitake
Pellingte
Stanger
Hidden Valley Bay
Burgas
Ka Bay
Switzer
Guinnimant
Sunny Stoner
Pammy's Goodway
Polertey
Bishan Beeven
Cusie
Zyear Chi
Uy Rirhengs
J.C Ball — King
Geroti
Issle Boy
Ho Boy
Auborker
Ho Gay
Saucy Wild — Powell
Doc Ras — Spiller
Mo Boy
Prine Harbour
Boots of Shoes
Curthie
Pultan — Lores
Tin Mean Machine
Aleo
Wisner Ranger
R.A. Sohms
Jeff J. J
Boy
Sun Bisby
Calveron
Juin Feathers
Exatley
Meanits Eelep
Romane
Platte hosts 1974 PBL State Convention in Platte
Platte College hosted the 1974 PBL State Convention on April 97 with 190 present from nine Nebraska colleges. Claudia Beck and Fred Saha won third place in executive typewriting and Mr Future Business Executive respectively. Gok! Seal awards went to University of Nebraska and Nebraska Southern Community College.
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Platte College
Nebraska
Claudia Beck
Columbus
Fred Saha
Schuyler
Claudia
Fred
PBS
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Southern Community College
Fairbury
Abe
Auss
Tuture Busines
Don Keith
Ron Hulkin
Evelyn Bruegger
Dan Call
Jean Johnson
Carel Eppright
Dim Scow
Dureh-Friedrichsen and Associates
Lena Dedrickson
NPPD
deAna Ebel
PBL
Roger Jasnch
Kearney State College
Canadians Hold $120 Billion Life Insurance At 1970 End
Canadians owned about $120 billion of life insurance by the end of 1970, reflecting growth in policy ownership. The figure highlights a steady expansion in individual coverage and group plans across the population.
Supreme Court limits auto design liability in Nebraska ruling
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that an automobile maker is not liable for damages when a gear shift knob design did not create a foreseeable and unreasonable risk of harm. The decision upheld a summary dismissal in a 1969 accident case involving Lowell Friedrich and a 1968 Plymouth. It also addressed a separate malpractice statute case and various other rulings, including a pool hall dispute and a public service commission transfer case.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Knox District
Chrysler Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Knox County
Lowell Vriedrich
Vhured
Plymouth
Friedrich
Chrysler
High Court
Douglas District Court
Alice Taman
Omaha
District Court
Wilbur ‘A. Muehling M.D
Creighton v Joseph Hospital
Douglas
John E. Newton
Lawrence Clinter
Hoetel and Co
Carl
Beverly Bass
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Lloyd Harris
Howard J. Dahiten
Herman Bros. Ine
Winners announced in the 4-H Timely Topic Speech contest
The event at city hall Thursday night saw Ann Guynan and Dave Baumert win radios and the winners prepare for Fremont district competition in May. Blue ribbon went to Torbecah Heavican and Kathy xt Ted. ribbon to Eligabeth Heavican and Sue Yaumer. Judges included Tom Mason Ken Dolezal and Sehuyley Central High School instructors. A separate notice mentions a single adult male cougar claiming a 100 square mile territory.
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Schuyler
City Hall
Awere
Ann Guynan
Dave Baumert
Dave
Fremont
Torbecah Heavican
Kathy
Eligabeth Heavican
Sue Yaumer
Vong
Sehuyley Central High School
Tom’ Mason
Ami Ken Dolezal
U S Steel to raise prices after labor deal
U S Steel announced a 6.7 percent price increase across its product line effective at midnight. The hikes reflect cost rises since June and align with rules under prior wage price controls. The move follows a $100 radiator theft report in Colfax County and an Alfus Chalmers tractor owned by Bill Zaka.
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Pittsburgh
Pas
Seel Corp
U.S. Steel
National Steel
Schuyler — Colfax
Richard Kruse
Alfis Chalmers
Bill Zaka
Liscaver
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