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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1975

Page

6

Pork price trends push up costs across cities

A UPI roundup reports pork products rising in price with per capita supplies tight for about a year and production expected to rebound over a few years. Reported highs include 1.79 dollars per pound in Concord New Hampshire Cheyenne Wyoming and Boston with lows around 0.99 in Birmingham Alabama Little Rock and Pittsburgh. Ground chuck at 63 cents in Los Angeles offered a cheaper option.

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Women's Civic Improvement Club Luncheon Held at Methodist Church

In Newman Grove the annual Women’s Civic Improvement Club luncheon occurred at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Fred Stone presiding. Officers were installed by Mrs. Gamabill, including Mrs. Don Moti as president and Mrs. Horner King as first vice president. Guest speaker Allen Atkins of Genoa, supervisor of Genoa’s Indian Museum, attended.

Newman Grove Women’s Civic Improvement Club Methodist Church Fred Stone Art Walden Agda Knudson Dick Gambill Tilden Harold James Loyd Stone Allen Atkins Genoa Gamabill Don Moti Horner King Henry Rase Bar Martell Louie Anderson Kathryn Whiteders Mmes Homer King William Busteed Paul Noreen H.L. Gerhart Sr Leonard Johnson

Platte River takeover labeled dose of fascism

Waterloo resident Ralph Wilson president of a preservation group calls the possible US Army Corps of Engineers take over of the Platte River a dose of fascism. He cites a Washington judge's April ruling broadening Corps jurisdiction and urges citizen action including contacting the governor to stop perceived federal overreach.

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