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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1976

Page

2

Stock Market Today In Omaha Hogs Cattle And Shares

UPI reported livestock price changes for hogs with No 1 3 188-240 lb at 31.75 to 32.25 and 240-250 lb at 31.00 to 32.00, sows 24.50 to 24.00. Cattle and calves saw limited gains. prime 1125 lb steers at 39.75 and 1000-1150 lb at 39.00-39.25. NY Dow Jones averages at 1 p.m. CST showed the industrials up 6.82, transports up 4.89, utilities up 0.35.

Omaha New York UPI Dow Jones Indus Trans

Cattle and Pork Bellies Trade On Chicago Futures

Chicago Mercantile Exchange activity shows live cattle hold values with Dec 40.70 and Feb 41.15. frozen pork bellies range from 46.80 to 48.40. live hogs trade around 30.90 for Dec and 30.95 for Feb as market figures update.

Chicago UPI Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Columbus Telegram notices and rates change guidance

The Columbus Telegram lists subscription options and rates including $2.75 per month for carrier delivery in Columbus and annual mail rates of $17.00 in Nebraska and $28.00 elsewhere. It notes holidays when the paper does not publish and instructs subscribers to report address changes to the local postmaster with old and new addresses.

Columbus Neb Nebraska Columbus Telegram

Selectors cast formal vote for president in Electoral College

Americans may have voted for Carter or Ford but actual choice is for state electors who will meet December 13 to cast votes for president and vice president. Congress counts 538 ballots January 6 1977 and Carter is expected winner. electors may yet choose other candidates as in 1972 when one elector backed John Hospers.

Washington UPI Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford Congress Capitol Carter John Hospers

St Francis Homecoming Crowns Royalty At Humphrey High

Mary Pfeifer and Patrick Eisenmenger were crowned queen and king during Humphrey St Francis High School homecoming. Pfeifer was crowned by last year’s queen Joyce Reichmuth and Eisenmenger by last year’s king Larry Mausbach. Attendants include seniors Gary Beller Teresa Wegener Julie Krings Tim Wembhoff Patti German Melvin Wembhoff Barbara Warth Zach Jane Eisenmenger and Patrick Zach.

Humphrey Mary Pfeifer Patrick Eisenmenger Humphrey St. Francis High School Pfeifer Joyce Reichmuth Larry Mausbach Eisenmenger Teresa Wegener Gary Beller Julie Krings Tim Wembhoff Patti German Melvin Wembhoff Barbara Warth Zach Jane Eisenmenger Patrick Zach

Global leaders extend congratulations to Carter after election

World leaders from Saudi Arabia to Spain and Australia sent telegrams congratulating Jimmy Carter on his election victory. Soviet and Chinese outlets offered neutral or dismissive remarks about Carter, while Pravda and Izvestia critiqued the Ford era and detente.

United Press International Jimmy Carter United States Soviet Union China Carter Ford Plains King Khaled Saudi Arabia Ferdinand Marcos Luis Echeverria Juan Carlos Spain Josip New China News Pravda Izvestia Moskovskaya Pravda

Hospital Auxiliary Elects New Officers in Albion

Boone County Hospital Auxiliary elected new officers at Monday’s meeting in Albion. President is Mrs. Fred Spiegel, vice president Mrs. Leonard Getzfrid, secretary Mrs. Edna Quiter, and treasurer Mrs. Alta Krause. The group reported 26 hours of sewing and 88 Bicentennial certificates issued for births since January 1. Next meeting is January 3.

Albion Boone County Hospital Fred Spiegel Leonard Getzfrid Edna Quiter Alta Krause Ellen Jacobsen

Platte County approves two state constitutional amendments

Platte County voters approved two amendments in Tuesday’s election. Amendment No. 2 passed 4 345 to 3 860 to allow line item override of the governor’s veto and itemized consideration of appropriation items. Amendment No. 6 parts one and two approved for private nonsectarian services for handicapped children and postsecondary education. Several other amendments were defeated or rejected, including amendments on read requirements for bills, start date for the Legislature, lieutenant governor presiding, bonds for redevelopment, sale or financing of property by subdivisions, and legislator salaries.

Platte County

Nessie Added to Oxford English Dictionary Update

The Loch Ness monster known as Nessie becomes part of the new Oxford English Dictionary update. The mythic creature is officially listed as an entry in the revised dictionary.

London UPI Scotland Loch Ness Nessie

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