Market Rally Sags Amid Mixed Stock Totals
Stock listings show broad movement with Ford Motors up 55 percent and Boeing 52 percent while Chrysler and Coca Cola trade gains. UPI livestock report from Omaha notes hogs down as much as 75 percent in some lots and cattle trading softer than midweek, with Tuesday receipts estimated at 5,500 cattle and calves and 4,500 hogs.
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UPI
Columbus Telegram Local Postage Rates and Address Change Policy
Columbus Telegram imprint lists publication details and 1993 subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Nebraska and other states. It notes holiday closures and asks subscribers to notify postmasters of address changes with old and new addresses.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Market Averages Rise Across All Major Indices
Dow Jones at 1 p.m. shows the industrials up 6.11 to 934.45, rails up 2.29 to 242.55, utilities up 0.26 to 110.72, and the overall Dow Jones 65-Stock average up 2.06 to 315.01. Strong gains echo across industrials, transports and utilities.
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Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange updates live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading. Market activity reflects shifts in livestock prices and futures positions as buyers and sellers react to supply and demand signals.
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Pastors Favor 10 P.M. Curfew Move by CAMA
May 13 meeting of the Columbus Area Ministerial Association urged the City Council to consider a 10 p.m. curfew for those 16 and under. Rev. Roy Anderson named CAMA rep to Group Home for girls. Rev. Paul Rowoldt announced a June 26 public meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church on De-Programming Moonies. Rev. J L Reid moves to Chap pell. Rowoldt becomes president.
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CAMA
Paul Rowoldt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eugene Wyman
J.L. Reid
Chappell
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Nebraska highway bid awards total 1977 letting tops 34.5 million
The State Roads Director on Doyle announced weekend bids for Nebraska highway projects. Apparent low bids include Missouri Valley Construction Co. for grading and paving on a 3.3 mile U.S. 81 segment south of York at about 2.04 million. The 1977 letting total reaches 34.5 million, well above last year, with many firms named for culverts, grading, guard rails, and bridges across counties and routes.
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Nebraska
York
Missouri Valley Construction Co
Grand Island
Harlan
Iowa
Hill's Sand and Gravel Co
Polk
Ellsworth
Bingham
Sheridan County
Dobson Brothers Construction Co
Lincoln
U.S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Thompson East
Jefferson County
Dobson Brothers
Sherman Reservoir
Sherman County
Norfolk Bridge & Construction Co
Norfolk
Joseph T. Graf
Tecumseh
Midwest Paving Co
Sioux City
Graves Construction Co., Inc
Melvin
Obert
Cedar
Dixon
Western Engineering
Paul D. Robinson, Inc
Oshkosh
Wallace North
Lincoln County
Werner Construction, Inc
Werner and Son
Hastings
Gerald Roach
Beatrice Construction Co., Inc
Beatrice
Graf
Winnebago Indian Reservation
Thurston County
Winnebago West
C&h Construction
Nider-Jorgensen Construction Co
Omaha
Syracuse
Otoe County
J.P. Theisen & Sons
Osmond
Mid-Western Contracting Co
Five Die In Air Show Collision At Biggin Hill
Five people, including a child, were killed when a sightseeing helicopter collided with a Tiger Moth biplane during the Biggin Hill Air Show in England. The helicopter struck the biplane at about 200 feet, its occupants aboard the helicopter perishing. the biplane landed safely with only shocks reported.
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Biggin Hill
England
UPI
Bromley Hospital
Awards told in Sundays scout event
More than 30 Cub and Boy Scout units from Platte Boone Nance and Colfax Counties participated in the 1977 Petah La Shaura Boy Scout District Scout A Rama held Sunday at Agricultural Park. In the Pinewood Derby Brennan Klassen Pack 217 St Edward won the Saunders Memorial speed trophy with Casey Pospichal Pack 211 Schuyler second and Dean Pelster Pack 216 Petersburg third. Jeff Horner Pack 211 Schuyler won the Saunders Memorial design trophy with Pat Lambrecht Pack 212 Columbus second and Ross Krumland Pack 219 Columbus third. Pack 219 earned first in unit sales with Pack 115 runner up. Top Cub salesman was Doug Brewer Pack 115 Columbus and leading Scout salesman Owen Berney Troop 155 Albion. First place Cub Scout booth Pack 212 with runners up Packs 279 and 224. Top Scout booth Troop 276 with runners up Troops 294 and 281.
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Platte, Boone, Nance
Colfax
Petah-La-Shaura
Agricultural Park
Brennan Klassen
St. Edward
Casey Pospichal
Schuyler
Dean Pelster
Petersburg
Jeff Horner
Pat Lambrecht
Columbus
Ross Krumland
Doug Brewer
Owen Berney
Albion
Scout Booth
Scotus Junior High to stage Gypsy operetta White Gypsy
Scotus music classes present the operetta White Gypsy in two acts Friday May 20 at 7 30 p m in Scotus Memorial Hall. Theodosia Paynter wrote the libretto and G A Grant Schaefer composed the music with melodies from Brahms Hungarian Dances. Leading roles include Tom Smith as the king Linda Wembhoff as the princess Tim Czuba as Kink Paul Podany as Kom Ron Starzec as the Gypsy chief. Linda Moersen and Linda Worth coach rehearsals and about 530 seventh and eighth graders join the chorus. Tickets cost 1 50 for adults with free admission for children with parents.
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Europe
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America
Theodosia Paynter
G.A. Grant- Schaefer
Tom Smith
Linda Wembhoff
Tim Czuba
Kink
Paul Podany
Kom
Ron Starzec
Jola
Hazel Kosch
Romany Rose
Lynette Malmstrom
Guinn
Chris Hilger
Zingan
Joe Sutko
Miklo
Brad Grubaugh
Spook _Cats
Lana Torczon
Therea Chippek
Maria Riley
Sheila Stopak
Jeff Van _ Lent
Curt Bogus
Doug Stopak
Scott Lachnit
John Fox
Pat Casey
Ben Dreifurst
Tony Schieffer
Gyros
Luke Sojka
Kelly Miller
Mary Merrill
Chris Styskal
Jerome Paprocki
Linda Moersen
Linda Worth
Todman to discuss Bolivian prisoners with officials today
Assistant Secretary of State Terence Todman planned talks in La Paz with Bolivian Foreign Minister Oscar Adriazola and President Hugo Banzer on the 35 U.S. citizens jailed on drug charges. Todman arrived in Bolivia during a South American orientation trip and planned frank discussions on U.S. Bolivian relations.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Terence Todman
U.S
Todman
South America
William Stedman
United States
Oscar Adriazola
Hugo Banzer
Presidential
Washington
Two Memorial Scholarships Founded at Chadron State College
In Chadron Nebraska two memorial scholarships were created in honor of ranchers Bob Pifer and Fritz T Sandoz. The Bob Pifer Scholarship Award and the Fritz T Sandoz Award will support agriculture students with demonstrated financial need rather than academic excellence.
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Chadron, Neb
UPI
Sand Hills
Chadron State College
Bob Pifer
Fritz T. Sandoz
Honor society clears litter at Lakeview
The Lakeview National Honor Society held its annual spring cleanup day Saturday. Members Lori Kapels, Rick Lindemann, Sondra Mohr, Glenda Plettner, Amy Plettner, and Diane Wardeman helped clean the school grounds and Lakeview High School Drive. Honors Night will show parental appreciation with yellow roses for each mother, and a social meeting will honor senior members on May 20.
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Lakeview National Honor Society
Lakeview High School
Lori Kapels
Rick Lindemann
Sondra Mohr- Glenda Plettner
Amy Plettner
Diane Wardeman
Public tired of government saying everything they eat is bad
A UPI summary notes a survey for a pro saccharin group finds 69 percent tired of health warnings about food. It also reports 82 percent support government protection from hazards, 84 percent support protecting citizens from big business, and mixed views on saccharin safety with 32 to 67 percent beliefs.
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Washington
UPI
Auxiliary notes from Monroe meeting and May events
The Monroe auxiliary reports a $5 donation to the Little Red Schoolhouse at the Monday Legion Auxiliary meeting. Poppy Day is set for May 21 with Mrs Larry Baumgart as chairman. A Memorial Day program by the Legion and Auxiliary will be held May 30. Mrs Robert Hayter chairs the hall cleaning committee. Hostesses were Mrs Everett Gaston and Mrs Ida Geiser.
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Little Red
American Legion Auxiliary
Larry Baumgart
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Robert Hayter
Everett Gaston
Ida Geiser
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