Livestock futures report from Omaha market
Omaha AP delivers Friday livestock quotations with hogs 25-75 lower in most weights, barrows and gilts uneven. sows 50-100 lower. Cattle and calves: small slaughter cow supply, prices steady to weak, feeders 16.00-17.50, utility and commercial cows 12.50-16.00. Sheep none. Estimated Monday receipts: cattle and calves 6,000. hogs 6,500. sheep 800.
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NEW York
Allied
US Steel Us
Westy
Indus Jones
U Te Trans
T&t Ah U
Avco Corp
Bandayine
Azn
BendixAy
Bethsul Wi
Boeing Co
Borden
Brunswik
Chrysler
Curtis Wrt
U Vn
Chicago
Chicago Board
Deere
duPont
EastKod
Esmark
Exxon
Fairmont
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodyear Lida
Greyhound
IBM
T& Int
T&t
Iowa
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Lockheed Air Alb
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Marcor
Martin M
Maytag
Penn
PhilPet Athe
Rey Ind
Rockwil
Safewy
SaFe Ind
Texaco
Xteort
Hi Carle
Nile Air
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Collinff Telegram Partnership Notice From Columbus Neb
Fragmented OCR text shows a partnership notice dated 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska. The readable fragments mention Hesortitans peony tod a cyomeus fied and various names and numbers, including a $524 amount and a 93160 code, with unclear references to parties and actions.
Rev Imholte Fiji talk at Leigh Woman's Club
The Rev Otto John Imholte a retired Fiji missionary gave a slide presentation on four years of work in Fiji at the Leigh Woman's Club. His mother Mrs Frieda Imholte assisted with items. The meeting included reports on district convention, local youth programs, a broken flag pole incident, and plans for sewing and knitting lessons in 1975.
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Leigh
Otto John Imholte
Fiji Islands
Leigh Woman's Club
Ernest Spanhake
Gustave Spanhake
Wayne
Robert Engelbart
Henry Beck
F.O. Nelson
Harald Eller
Howells
Colfax
Harold Mohnsen
Ruby Reininger
Northwestern Bell seeks major Nebraska rate increases in 1974
Northwestern Bell asked the Public Service Commission to raise pay telephone calls to 20 cents and residential rates by 15 percent, plus higher long distance charges statewide. The plan targets 627,000 phones in 95 exchanges, with Omaha seeing a $2.15 monthly jump and the basic Omaha charge rising from $7.65. The request would lift overall return on investment to about 10.5 percent to cover wage hikes, bond costs, and a $150 million issue.
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Lincoln
Neb
Northwestern
Hell
Nebraska
Public Service Commission
Eric Rasmussen
Jack Romans
Ord
Omaha
Fremont
Grand Island
Norfolk
North Platte
Ogallula
Sidney
Bstaak
Chadron and
Valentine
Herb Sherdon
Commission Communications
Sherdon
Northwestern Bell
Commission
Communication Workers of America
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Nebraska rural vote tally may take a week to complete
In Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District NES will recheck all votes including absentee and disabled ballots. With precincts reporting Haven Smith leads Wayne Ziebarth 78 222 to 77 399 though unofficial. Some counties expect late results into next week as 6 107 absentee and disabled ballots remain to be counted.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Election Service
NES
Haven Smith
Chappell
Wayne Ziebarth
Grains Island
Keith County
Scotts Bluff County
Scottsbluff
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
State Board of Education
Tilbert G. Simmons Jr
John P Olson
Sheriff not charged after county probe
Fullerton Nebraska: no criminal complaint will be filed against Nance County Sheriff Richard Shepoka regarding the July 27 altercation with Melvin Knoefler. Special prosecutor Mark Sipple found a possible technical violation but said evidence and testimony would make a conviction extremely difficult, so no complaint will be filed.
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Fullerton
Nance
Richard Shepoka
Melvin L. Knoefler
Donald Treadway
Knoefler
Treadway
Mark M. Sipple
Columbus
Nebraska State Patrol
Sipple
Shepoka
Shepoks
Christmas party planned by Humphrey Legion Auxiliary
Members met to plan a Christmas potluck dinner and meeting on December 3 at 6 30 p m with Macy Jean Denkinger as event chair. A $1 50 pit exchange was optional. Funds from rag rag sales aid donations and gifts may be left at Engel Bakery. A card shower for Frank Labenz on his 90th birthday was announced.
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Humphrey
American Legion Auxiliary
Macy Jean Denkinger
Esther Frey
Norfolk Regional Center For Veterans
Esther Leenerts
Red Cross
Leenerts
Europe
George Terns
Mmes
Bertha Barnaekers
Florence Eisenmenger
Josephine Albers
Lucille Widhalm
Pat Kelly
Esther Leeneris
Meat producers warn of lower output unless profit improves
Eight trade groups representing meat producers warned of reduced output unless profits improve. At a news conference they cited high feed costs, glutted supply lines, and low prices at the farm. They urged more foreign markets and export controls on grain to restore profitability.
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Washington
Pete Lovette
Poultry and Egg Institute of America
National Broiler Council
Curtis Avery
Pine Mountain
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Election briefs across Nebraska show tight sheriff race
In Holdrege the Phelps County sheriff contest remained undecided as Democrat Dwayne Newman led with 1,734 votes over Republican Terry Kincheloe at 1,689. Hastings reports see three Adams County supervisors re-elected and one new member, with turnout around 64 percent. Norfolk incumbents lead Madison County races, Holt County decides all races with Manson and Fox holding seats, and others show incumbents ahead in county posts.
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Associated Press
Phelps County
Dwayne
Newman
Terry C. Kincheloe
Hastings
Adams County
Gaylord Goble
Ed Lightner
Republian
Orville Hoaglane
Bill Sole
A. J. Theobald
Norfolk
Madison
Dan Flood
Philip Trine
County Board of Supervisors
Harold Sviler
Ernest Werner
Meadow Grove
David de Camp
Judy Trine
Recorder of Deeds
Marvin Adams
Exon Opposes Corps Takeover of Platte River
Gov. J James Exon said he strongly opposed the Army Corps of Engineers taking control of the Platte River. Nebraska lawmakers warned against federal management fearing irrigation disruption and housing-project impacts near Buccaneer Bay. Exon urged state control and asked Nebraskans be fully informed before any declaration.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. James Exon
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Platte River
Roman Heuska
Rneb
Legislative Public Works Committee
Maurice Kremer
Platte
Buccaneer Bay
Omaha
Cass County
Sarpy County
Hrusky
Kremer
Nebraska
Corps of Engineers
Sen. Hruska
Y Arm
Exon
Waleca
Power groups may stage brief coal strike in 1970s Omaha area
AP reports national coal talks show progress toward a contract, but a short strike seems likely. Omaha Public Power District holds 580000 tons, three months supply, likely preserving operations. Nebraska Public Power District warns coal stocks are below normal and could be stressed if the strike extends.
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Umaha
Net
United Ming
Nebraska
UMW
Omaha Public Power District
NPPD
OPPD
Nebraska Public Power District
Kramer
Bellevue
Shetdon
Prosecutor Opposes Connally Trial Relocation
The special Watergate prosecutor’s office argues against moving former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally’s bribery trial from Washington to Texas. Lawyers say Connally would receive a fairer trial in Washington, per filings with US District Court Judge George L. Hart Jr.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Special
Watergate Prosecutor's Office
US &. District Court
George L. Hart, Jr
Connally
San Antonio
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Columbus, Nebraska
Omaha Livestock
Rev. Imholte
Fiji
Frieda Imholte
Otto
Harry Hunt
Hobel
Theta Rho Bellwood
Lynn Jacobsen
Theta Rho
Sylvia Kasper
Platte College
Southwest
Disneyland
Jackie Uphoft
Scorus
Deb Carta
Columbus High
Mark Dunker
Schuyler
Pam Willman
CHS
Diane Wilke
Lakeview
Timi Ebrer
Scotus
Bev Mitties
North Bend
Jerry Watson
York
Cindy Ahrens
Frank Kosch
Shelby
Mike Nyffeler
Jeannie Tarczay
Mike Morris
Ken Schrad
John Putnam
Terry Anderson
Avery
Ford
Governent
ANCA
Gordon van Vleck
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
The
National Livestock Feeders ‘Association
National Milk Producers Federation
National Pork Producers Council
National Turkey Federation
National Wool Growers Association
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