Stock Market Today Auld Chem to Exxon Leads Breakout Values
UPI reports midday prices with lists of company quotes including Am Air Am Can Exxon Pfizer Coca Cola IBM General Electric Ford Motors Chrysler and others. Dow Jones industrials rise 16.19 to 847.15 while transports gain 1.68 and utilities up 0.26.
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UPI
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Chrysler
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du Pont
Eastman
IBM
Nick
Iowa P&l
Johns-Mn
Kennecott
Kopper
Kresge
RCA
Reviow
Rockwell
Safeway
St. Regis
San FelInd
Sears
Dow Jones
Indus
Omaha hog prices rise as cattle market steady in limited trade
UPI reports cattle and calves at 1,500 head with a small slaughter supply, mainly cows, steady in limited trade. Hogs show a midweek uptick with 200-260 lb pigs at 44.50 45.00, 260-300 lb at 43.00 44.00, sows 25 75 higher. Sheep 200 head direct to dealers. Monday estimates project cattle and calves at 6,000, hogs 6,500, sheep 500.
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Omaha
Change of Address Notice for Columbus Telegram Readers
Public notice from COLL MBLs 4 Telegram outlines change of address procedures. Subscribers are urged to notify the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram with both old and new addresses for mailbox service and newspaper delivery.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte
Boone
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
Focal
Columbus Telegram
Northwestern neurologist cites brain highways as senility cure hope
Dr David Drachman of Northwestern University proposes that memory and thinking rely on neuron communication highways via neurotransmitters rather than fixed brain sections. He notes aging may damage these pathways and that chemicals could repair them, though the fountain of youth remains undiscovered.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Northwestern University
David Drachman
American Academy of Neurology
Drachman
Northwestern
Thornton Wilder’s Our Town Wins 1937 Pulitzer Prize
Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, a classic life in rural New England drama, earned the Pulitzer Prize in 1937. The work was later adapted into a feature film.
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Thornton Wilder
New England
Astrological Advice For May 3 1975
Saturday May 3 1975 horoscope offers personality notes for each sign Aries through Pisces. It includes social chances for Aries Cancer Leo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with a birthday note and a nudge to save for a nest egg.
Ak-Sar-Ben race entries for May Saturday program
A detailed entry list for Ak-Sar-Ben races on Saturday May 3 post time 2 00 PM. Includes purses for nine races from 3300 to 25000 added with entry notes and apprentice allowances. Names of horses jockeys and weights appear across all races.
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Omaha
Gay Dave — Irion
Statesman Dave Ecoffey
Oronate
Ford vetoes farm bill backing higher price supports
President Ford vetoed a bill boosting 1975 price guarantees for wheat feed grains soybeans cotton and milk citing a $1.8 billion rise in the budget deficit and risk of market disruption. He pledged later actions to raise loan rates and avoid renewed export controls while Democratic lawmakers warn of inadequate protection for farmers facing high costs.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
GOP
Pinewood Derby Winners Highlight Cub Scout Races
Cub Scouts held Pinewood Derby events with winners advancing to the May 4 Scout-O-Rama at Ag Park. In Fairacres Pack 4, Mark Roy topped speed with Kevin Keener second and Keener plus Danny Sack winning design. Pack 212 aided the derby for handicapped youths. St. Anthony Pack 273 saw Gene Olson first in speed, Ivan Little second, Todd Kudron third, with Liebig and Kudron winning show prizes.
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Ag Park
Fairacres
Mark Roy
Kevin Keener
Danny Sack
St. Anthony Cub Pack
Gene Olson
Ivan Little
Todd Kudron
Jeff Liebig
Conservatives Make Huge Local Gains Over Labor
In England, the opposition Conservatives win many council seats in central and northern districts. Final tallies show Conservatives gaining 216 seats while Labor loses 222. Liberals gain 22 but drop 29. Independent results are even.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
England
Labor
Liberals
Wilson
Genoa High students earn top ratings at district contest
Genoa High School music groups excelled at the District Music contest in Howells with ten superiors and three excellents plus one good. Superior entries included mixed chorus swing choir woodwind choir drum quartette and several duets and solos. The stage band rated good. A May 8 concert at the high school gym will feature girls glee swing choir and mixed chorus.
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Genoa
Howells
Dawn Nelson
Peggy Linnerson
Mary Ann Kasarda
Joel Elm
Chris Drozd
Janice Cave
Ginny Koziol
Linda Parry
Laurie Westring
JoAnn Cremers
Deanne Andreasen
Genoa High Vocal Dept
Debate Opens on Orval Keyes LB123 Corporate Tax
Lincoln lawmakers opened debate on Sen. Orval Keyes LB123 proposing a graduated corporate income tax estimated to raise about 14 million dollars annually. Opposition appeared to coalesce as the day ended with senators adjourned for the session.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Orval Keyes
Springfield
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