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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1974

Page

2

Farmers' market basket returns dip to multiyear low

AP report notes April farm share of the consumer food dollar fell to 42.2 cents from 43.6 in March, lowest since December 1972. The USDA ERS figures show farmers received 72.7 cents of the market basket, with middlemen taking a record 1.001 dollars and overall food costs dropping 1.1 percent from March to April.

Washington (Ap Dee Agriculture Department Department’s Economic Research Service Thalsniddlenen USDA

Ford accepts MSU award amid protests in East Lansing

Vice President Gerald R. Ford accepted Michigan State University’s Distinguished Service Award as hundreds demonstrated outside Kellogg Center. He told lawmakers in Lansing that the Constitution and institutions will handle national problems from Watergate to economic issues and urged defense of revenue sharing.

East Lansing Mich Gerald R. Ford Ford Michigan State University Michigan Agislature Lansing State House Chamber Milliken Milliker Mvai Jerry Ford Michigan State Secret Service Kellogg Center Delele Nixon Jerry Par

GOP Meeting Slated Wednesday In Columbus

The Tratts County Republican Central Committee calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Equitable Savings and Loan community room Columbus to let candidates present plans and seek support. Attendees may question candidates and share views. Beef consumption in Canada is reported at 90 pounds per year.

David City — Jaycees Butler County Columbus Lincoln Seward Chamber of Commerce David City Aeca Jayeues Omaha Weldon Duer Highway Commission Jim Egr North Platte Equitable Savings and Loan Association Tratts County Republican Central Committee Canada

Soviet spring crop planting show moderate progress in 1974

A May 6 Foreign Agriculture Service analysis reports Soviet spring crop planting at 15644 million acres, near the pace of last year’s early stretch, with 164 million acres planted by then. The assessment notes a normal seeding progress so far and cites prior year highs and a projected 205 million tons grain output for 1974 despite a decline from 1973’s record.

Washington Soviet Union Agriculture Department Ander Way Roger Filnes Department Economicesearch Service Foreign Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service United States

Genoa graduates win scholarships totaling 7530

Genoa High School guidance counselor Roger Langemeier reports 7530 in scholarships offered to the 1974 graduating class. Recipients include Jane Houfek Brad Cromwell and Steven L Nehrig with various awards such as Regents and Wesleyan University scholarships, FFA degree, and Noble Scholarship. The text also notes broad musical participation and school activities.

Genoa Roger Langemeier Genoa High School Jane Houfek Brad Cromwell Steven L. Nehrig William Soufek Jane Nebraska Wesleyan Wesleyan University National Flower Society Pey Club Eugene Cromwell FFA Nehrig Mary Nehrig

Couple breaks lamb-chop barrier in Minnesota

President Nixon telegramed congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Wichern of Pipestone Minnesota after their flock of 100 ewes produced 200 lambs in a year. A Chamber of Commerce award of 1000 plus a precedent setting 200 percent lamb crop were noted as a national first. The Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado is the world's highest suspension bridge, 1053 feet above the Arkansas River.

Washington Hartle Butz Nixon Minn Janm John Wichern Wieherns Pipestone Chamber of Commerce The Piecestone Chamber + Commerce Bulz United States Minnesota Royal Gorge Colorado Arkangas River

New Jobs Soar Since 1971 Across U S Economy

Tax Foundation reports more than a million new jobs created since 1971 across diverse sectors. The study highlights ongoing employment growth and economic expansion driven by policy and market forces.

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