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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
1
Omaha stock market notes show mixed livestock prices with hogs generally weak and cattle and calves strong for top lots. Market details include feeder steers and heifers at varied values, sows weaker, sheep steady, and estimated receipts for Thursday: cattle and calves about 1,000, hogs 5,500, sheep 300.
Markets report from Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows fluctuating livestock futures with hogs and cattle prices listed. Notable figures include June August and February contracts with varying highs and closes, reflecting active trading and price shifts across multiple months.
Washington AD After House vote of 236 to 178 the veto was sustained over a bill demanding Senate approval of Nixon top two budget aides. Overriding pressure faltered with a 236 to 178 tally. Speaker Carl Albert warned the override would be very tight as lawmakers debate two-thirds support.
A crowded program lists multiple races with purses from 42500 to 3500 and 42000. names include Gyreous ard Up, Turless Hants, Lady-Foe Ven-Meer, Wahoo Sia, Buck Snanei, and many others. The card notes Maiden cos bed, claiming levels, and several horses with eligibility notes for fourth to seventh races.
Mr and Mrs Jack Langford of Kearney attended a Platte County Republican Women's Club meeting in Columbus. Mrs Langford serves as third vice president and district chair. Her husband, a Kearney State College professor, reviewed points from the last two POW programs. Other guests included Mrs Hazel Kathc of Huntington Park and Mrs Mary Amland. Next meeting features a 9:30 brunch at Boyd Cabin, Wagner Lakes.
David City businessmen and high school officials were held up by ten women at the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph office. They were ushered inside, served coffee and rolls, and the stunt was staged by the Centennial Corporation to raise funds for centennial activities. Geologists estimate many submarine volcanoes lie beneath the sea, beyond the 500 to 600 known above water.
The Dericks Family and Kale Koziel acknowledge gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of William Allan Dericks, for flowers, Masses, prayers, and condolences, and to relatives and priests for support and gifts.
Schuyler Central High School held Tuesday night exercises at Schuyler Basel Park. Principal Herbert Snyder presented diplomas to Richard Folda, board president. Valedictorian Meldl Ehrenberger and salutatorian Nancy Duda named. Dr Paul Kennedy delivered the address. Music by Patti Sachs, Debra Chalquist, and the mixed chorus. National Honor Society members served as ushers. In David City Aquinas Soul Club news, officers for 1978 to 1984 were elected: Theresa Fricke president, Karen Aeris vice president, Cathy Novak secretary, Tom Poll treasurer.
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