Livestock Feeders Urge Campaign to Nixon
A national appeal by the Kalivasi Livestock Feeders Association calls on livestock feeders and industry allies to telegram and write to President Nixon and Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz. The drive, backed by NLFA officers and directors, seeks action over perceived trade discrimination affecting U.S. feeders.
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Omaha
Kalivasi Livestock Feeders Association
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
White House
NLFA
B.ji
Bill) Jones
U.S
Weekly Livestock Market Report From Nebraska Auction
Markets show mixed results with hogs and cattle primarily lower. hogs under 200 pounds down about 1.50 and larger hogs 1.50 lower, sows steady to 0.50 lower. Cattle and calves: higher quality steers 1,150 to 1,960 pounds mostly 25 to 50 lower, cows 2.00 to 2.50 lower. feeder demand weak with limited numbers. Spring lambs 0 to 1.00 lower. old crop lambs 1,732.00 lower. ewes steady to 60 higher. prime and choice lambs around 49.00 to 49.50 for 10 to 11 pounds.
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Sujahlly Armeniocal
Nile
Neb
USDA
The Carr Telegram Partnership Notice Listing
Local Columbus Nebraska notice details a partnership at 134 27th Avenue. It lists publication dates and rates for carrier delivery in Columbus and by mail. The fragmentary text names several names and fees, indicating standard newspaper business notices of partnership and mailing options.
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Carr
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb.ia
Cokmnun
Ned
Tlle
Temporary 20 Percent Passenger Rate Hike Approved
The Nebraska Public Service Commission has granted United Motor Ways Inc of Grand Island a temporary 20 percent increase in passenger rates on its Grand Island to Fullerton line. The change takes effect May 22 while a study of the new rate structure continues for 60 days. Packages express rates remain unchanged. The order follows United Motor Ways’ filing to discontinue several routes including Grand Island to Albion and other state services.
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Fullerton
Nebraska Public Service Commission
United Motor Ways, Inc
Grand Island
Thing
United Motor Ways
Albion
Public Service Commission
Diplomas Awarded at Silver Creek High School Commencement
Dr. Jerry Lee of Platte College was guest speaker at Silver Creek High School commencement. George Van Winkle gave the invocation and benediction. Swing Choir performed with Kathleen Schott and Neela Van Winkle. Vale dictorian Donna McCarville and salutatorian Dianne Keith. Jack Berger and Dan Oppliger awarded scholarships and awards. Norman Ewe handed out diplomas to seniors including Pat Beck and many others.
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Silver Creek High School
Jerry Lee
Platte College
Gust
George van Winkle
Swing
Kathleen Schott
Neela van Winkle
Donna McCarville
Dianne Keith
Jack Berger
Dan Oppliger
Larry Meyer
Pat Beck
Ron Cuba
Judy Davis
Navie Gentleman
Rick Graham
Margie Hawthorne
Dianna Keith
Tonie Martin
Calvin Mustard
Doyce Olafson
Robert Peterson
Sheri Peterson
Doug Powers
Ann Robak
Rady Spike
Moger Sophn
Kevin Stearns
Luann Tworek
Jonn Velick
Barbara Zegar
Scarlet fever cases rise in Council Bluffs
COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa AP seventy one cases of scarlet fever have been recognized so far this year compared with about six last year. Health officials say the disease mainly affects children in the first six grades.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Robert Carson
City Health Department
Horoscope roundup for Aries to Pisces and Moon Children
A dated horoscope page lists Aries through Pisces with daily traits and tips. It includes Moon Children guidance, child born today notes, and emphasis on study, relationships, finances, health, and temper. Names of signs and generic advice fill a long, spell‑checky block of text.
Steel industry leaders warn of government, tax and environmental pressure
In New York the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting reflected a pessimistic mood as executives led by Bethlehem Steel chairman Stewart Carl warned that taxes imports and environmental policies could force government intervention unless capital and capacity are built. Edgar Speer of U S Steel cautioned that current environmental laws threaten the economy, noting profits remain below early 20th century peaks despite 1974 gains.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Stewart 5
Carl
Bethlehem Steel
Institute
Cort
Hest
Steal
Consolidated Edison
Seas Air Cattiers
Penn Central Railroad
Edgar Speer
U.S. Steel
June 1974 Farm Surveys Set To Gauge Acres and Livestock
Nebraska farm surveys to be conducted May through June 10 will measure acreage, livestock, and labor signals. June data will test planting plans from March, with about one million more acres likely in major crops. Surveys of cattle hogs and sheep update midyear inventories for marketing and trade in Nebraska and beyond.
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Ceca
Harmers
Nebraska
Lawmakers Split Over Debt Ceiling Vote Affects 1974 Report
Washington AP reports Rep. Dave Martin voted yes on raising the national debt ceiling by 495 billion dollars while Reps. John McCollister and Charles Thene voted no. The measure passed 131 to 190 amid a forthcoming Crop and Livestock Reporting Board release on June 21 detailing 1974 crop and livestock estimates and cooperation needed from farmers and ranchers.
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Washington
Dave Martin
John ¥. McCollister
Charles Thene
Ity
Sven
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Texica
US Steel
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Business Mirror
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