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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1976

Page

2

Stock Market Today Brief From New York

UPI reports New York market activity with daily indices and price movements. Investors watch key shares and trends as trading progresses across the session.

New York UPI Dow Jones Indus Trans

Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Markets

Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices for live cattle frozen pork bellies and live hogs shown with open high low last and sales. Highlights include Dec Feb Apr Jun contracts across cattle bellies and hogs with last trade levels and volumes. Local notices list postage rates and subscription details for the Columbus Telegram.

Chicago UPI Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Omaha Livestock Prices and Chicago Grain Ranges

UPI market notes show hog prices up to 50 higher for various weight classes at Omaha with steady to higher sows and mixed cattle values. Chicago grain quotes list soybeans, corn, and oats with closing ranges and prior day comparisons across multiple maturities and percentages.

Nebraska officials reach road transfer agreement with counties

Arnold Ruhnke of the Nebraska Association of County Governments says a compromise draft adds a second method for road transfers between state and county lines. The plan pays $500 per mile annually to the transferee to offset maintenance costs, with both sides needing to agree before any transfer. Scotts Bluff County maintenance averages about $1,0333 per mile per year.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Nebraska Association of County Arnold Ruhnke Ruhnke Transportation Advisory Committee Roads Department

OPPD weighs $165 million bond sale for Nebraska City plant

The Omaha Public Power District said it was considering selling $165 million in revenue bonds to finance construction costs of its Nebraska City plant. If finalized, the issue would rank as the district’s second largest ever after a $170 million authorization in 1972.

Omaha UPI Omaha Public Power District Nebraska City Columbus Nebraska Platte County Meredith Kumpf Olcott Kinzer Johnson Brandenburgh Mic Peterson Pillen Kumpft Gerber Peterson Piflen Kinzer Johnson Micek Roteall Kumpt U.S S.S City Western Union Kaufman's Hardware Omaha Printing Co Hadley Braithwait Co Gerber Manufacturing Co Bill Clayton Nielsen Chevrolet Buick Co Physician Associates P.C Northern Propane Gas Co Total State Ins Pension City Shore Insurance Mike Senior Studio Andersen Fire Equipment Co Coakley Industrial Service, Inc Island Supply Welding Co Larrell's Camera & Sound Center Petty Cash Briggs Transportation Co Johansen Construction Co International Business Machines, Inc Board of Examiners Heinzman Engineer, Inc Hi-Lo Equipment, Inc T.S. Mc Korger’s Heinzman Engineering, Inc Johnson Electric Coakney Industrial Service, Inc Union Pacific Railroad Co Physical Associates Park

Auto repair costs drive future collision insurance rates

Rising repair costs correlate with forthcoming collision insurance rates as state boards across the nation review and likely reset these rates. Rates are set pro rata from surveys in relevant areas to estimate current and near term repair costs guiding insurance pricing for the public.

Sixth graders present skits at St Bonaventure meeting

St Bonaventure Home and School Association met led by Vice President Warren McLaughlin. Mrs Louis Sojka reported completion of the social hall curtains. An anonymous donation leaves 125 dollars to raise from the treasury. Principal Jim Bothe reviewed recent events. Weekly children's Masses were announced. The Christmas program is set for December 19 at 7 p.m. in Scotus Memorial Hall. James Bator asked for a volunteer for the Music for America Committee, Inc. Mrs Sojka volunteered. The sixth graders performed two skits on Justice, previously shown in Norfolk. Room 5 of Sister Raymundine won the room count award. Hospitality and refreshment chairs were Mr and Mrs James Thalken and Mr and Mrs Maurice Melcher.

Louis Sojka Treasury Jim Bothe Scotus Memorial Hall James Bator St. Bonaventure Music For America Committee, Inc Sojka Norfolk Raymundine James Thalken Maurice Melcher Council Chamber Columbus Nebraska Gerber Brandenburgh Micek Peterson Pilsen Kumpf Kinzer Johnson and Olcott Columbus Telegram Olcott Pillen Noyes W. Rogers Jerry L. Norris Rollcall Johnson Titn Rie 6Th P.M Union Pacific Railroad Township Platte County John C. Whitehead Charlies W. Louis Johnson, Olcott West Meadows 2Nd Ron Witte Armando Soler Nis L. Loftis West Meadows Cumming Planning Commission Roll Call Kumpt Lawrence H. Miller Highland Park Capitol Ted Cremers Martin E. Lindahl Fire Committee Andersen Fire Equipment Company of Omaha Police and Lights 35Th Avenue 27Th Street 34Th 26Th Streets 33Rd Avenue Public Property Committee Old City Hall Now &Iy Hall Lindsay Manufacturing Co Lindsay Manufacturing Company City Hall Roscall Kumopf 24Th 12Th 13Th Kumpff Steenbock Oil Company Tom Schuur Highway Equipment Company Elgin Yea Water and Sanitation Committee 18Th Avenue Water and Sewer Department James A. Baldwin Liquor Mart, Inc Munlti-County Service

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting features English church history

PLATTE CENTER Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Rev. Paul Phillips presenting The Story of the Lutheran Church in England. Members voted donations to Bethesda Lutheran Home in Waterloo Wisconsin and to the Norfolk Institution of Mission Societies. Mrs Emil Novak hosted. Mrs Max Jenny honored for her birthday.

Birthday tribute honors Hannah Kapels on 80th

A large gathering of friends and relatives from Creston and Columbus honored Mrs. Hannah Kapels on her 80th birthday at the Lions Club Sunday afternoon. All of her children and members of St. John Church attended, with the American Legion Auxiliary presenting flowers. Lunch was served with help from Frieda Kapels of Columbus and J. R. Prest’s sister.

Creston Here Columbus Hannah Kapels Lion’s Club St. John Church American Legion Auxiliary Frieda Kapels J. R. Prest

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