Omaha Live Animal Prices On Market Day Report
Cattle and calves 4,000 head and more, steers and heifers slow. cows steady. High choice and prime steers around 1,150 pounds bring about 40.50 to 41.60. 1,100 to 1,100 pounds 40.00 to 41.60. Heifers mostly 38.00 to 39.25 with some higher. Sows stronger to higher, hogs 6,000 head, futures prices noted. Sheep and lambs shorn lambs steady, prime around 110 pounds at 38.00. Estimated receipts Thursday: cattle 1,100. hogs 6,000. sheep 210.
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Omaba Livestock Omana
Neb
Uigheer
Omaha officials back car pool plan to ease Tier shortage
OMAITA Nebraska AP Omaha and Douglas County officials pledge support to a transportation plan. The City Council and the County Board back the Energy Conservation Car Pool Operation organized by Omaha Jaycees and the Metro Area Transit. The program aims to list residents interested in forming car pools and use population density data to boost transit system outreach.
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Omaha
Douglas County
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County Board
Omaha Jaytees
Metro Area Transit
Tomns
Highway fatality toll reaches 381 in Nebraska
York Neb AUM The death of a York man in a tractor accident will be counted The Patrol said it has since determined the death occurred about 4 miles east and 1/2 mile south of York on a county road The toll for 1973 Nebraska highway fatalities rises to 381 up from 423 the year before Garry English 42 died October 7 on public property
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York, Neb
Aum
York
Garry English
The Cah Telegram A Partnership Advertisement
The Cah Telegram advertises a weekly edition in Columbus with daily publication except major holidays. It lists subscription rates by city and state, and provides a change of address instruction and mailing options.
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27Th Avenue
Columbus
Heb
Carder
Bermoran
Platts
Beare
Utiar
Cotlie
Nebeauea
Oiber
Wahoo Voters Approve 2.75 Million School Bond Issue
Wahoo Nebraska residents approved a 2.75 million bond for construction of a new junior and senior high school. The measure received 747 votes for and 64 against. No start date was set for the project.
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Wamoo, Neb
Wahoo
Cards of Thanks for Illness and Death Attendances
Expressions of sympathy and thanks flood in from families in Omaha and surrounding areas for support during illness and after deaths. Cards, prayers, visits, flowers, and gifts are gratefully acknowledged to Carrie Olson and other relatives.
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Carrie ‘Olson
Faye
Thayne Whiteamb
Ile Twas
Saska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Norbert Cievior
Melvin Bullock
Asiiere
Joe
Adelia) Ullger
Horoscope fortunes mixed across the zodiacs in playful measures
Aries to Pisces predictions offer guidance on gratitude generosity and career. Moon Children headline suggests civic or social influence while Virgo Libra Scorpio and others advise practical help, planning, and self improvement. A brief note hints at a child’s potential fame and educational paths.
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Taurus
Kate
Bigage
Skylab launch countdown to proceed after review
Cape Carvaral Florida AP reports the Skylab mission remains on track after a Saturn 1B review found adequate safety margins. Officials say cracking in stabilizer fins prompted delays, but the countdown now targets a 9 01 am EST liftoff with astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson aboard and praise for technicians keeping the complex vehicle ready.
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Cape Caravaral
Fla
Astronaus
William C. Scheider
Ile
Schnvider
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Gerald 2. Carr
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Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
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Henston
Jobu- So Space Center
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Carr Tid Newsmien
of Wight
Schneider
Heads of three big firms before committee today
Three corporate leaders appear before the Senate Watergate committee amid disclosures of illegal political contributions to Nixon's 1972 campaign. Ashland GIl, Goodyear, and Braniff executives face questions about pressure and sources of funds while Gulf and Ashland faced penalties and pled guilty.
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Associated Press
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Senate
Watergate Counnities
Nixon
Orin & Atking
Ashland Gil Co
Russell DeYoung
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Harding L. Lawrence
Braniff Airway
Lawre
Braniff
Gulf Qo] Corp
Gulf
Clare C. Wilder
Ashland
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Henry M. Jackson
Q-Wagh
Watergate Committee
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Cooperith
American Shipbuilding Co
Robert KB. Barflome
George M. Steinbrenner
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FBI
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Nelson Named Admiral in Nebraska Navy Ceremony
Nelson, a Columbus resident and part time Nebraska Wire Service employee, received a certificate appointing him an admiral in the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska at a Dodge graduation event for 14 EMT graduates. Richard McCallum, representing Gov. Exon, praised Nelson for guiding EMT training, highway safety efforts, and improving emergency care quality.
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WHS
Nebraska
Richard McCallum
Department of Health
JJ. Exon
Dodge
PMTA
Nelson
Columbus
Nebraska Wire Service
Dad
McCallum
AMTA
House battle over key part of welfare plan strategy
Washington debate rages over a welfare benefit speed up linked to a two step Social Security rise. Proponents call it needed to aid the poor, while opponents warn it would raise federal costs and let states set higher supplements, with California and New York named among examples.
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Erin
Ana
Haise
Preswit Ha
Rising
House
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Jas
Martha WW. Griffiths
Mick
Cone
California
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Wisconsin
New York
Eight North Wales teens read Bible aloud in under five hours
Eight North Wales theology students completed a relay reading of the entire Bible in four hours fifty eight minutes in 1967. The event showcased teamwork among the group as they individually recited passages, finishing with a collective effort.
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North Wales
Teo Logic
Soviet antiship missile program raises U.S. fleet threat
Intelligence sources report the Soviet Union resumed testing a long range shipfired missile, the SSNX13, in northern waters after a seven month pause. Analysts say it could be ready for installation on Soviet vessels within about a year, increasing dangers to U.S. warships.
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Washington
ADP
Soviet Union
US. Navy
U.S. Navy
Navy
Cinsie Milla
U.S
Alaska pipeline construction hopes rapid start after bill
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co seeks a construction permit soon after Nixon signs the Alaska pipeline bill. The $4.8 billion project runs 48 inches from Prudhoe Bay to a tanker terminal at Valdez. Senators praised the measure. environmental concerns and a $40 million liability fund are included. Engineers expect permit timing from Interior Secretary Marian, with early work possible next year on site clearance and initial pipeline construction in Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Nixon
Alyeska
North Slope
Gulf of Alaska
al. Valdez
Senate
House
Ted Stevens
Thomas ¥. Eagleton
N. Mo
Joseph R. Biden Jr
Del
Robert Miller
Department of Interiorm
Miller
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Marian
Tve
Bechtel Planning Co
San Francisco
Kadee
Bechtel
Prudhoe Bay
North Stope
Mairbanks
Vatelez
Yukoiver
Keyes Canyon
Valdea
Nazi threat shuts Madrid theater screening of Last 10 Days of Hitler
Police guard downtown Madrid theater after Spanish Nazi threats targeted the film The Last 10 Days of Hitler. Authorities moved to protect audience and staff as threats prompted precautionary closure or limited access during the scheduled screening.
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Madrid
Hitler
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