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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1976
Page
2
UPI notes cattle and calves totaling 7 500 with feeders dominating. hogs see gains across weights with 200 to 230 lb at 33 25 to 33 50 and 240 to 260 lb at 30 50 to 32 00. sows higher, 300 to 600 lb at 23 25 to 24 00. No sheep. Monday estimates project cattle 6 500, hogs 6 500, sheep 700.
The Columbus Telegram lists address and postal details for the newspaper and details subscription prices of 2.75 dollars monthly by carrier in Columbus, 17 dollars yearly by mail in Nebraska, and 28 dollars yearly by mail outside Nebraska, with change of address procedures.
UPI notes CME live cattle and frozen pork bellies markets with open high low and last prices. Contracts listed include Dec Feb Apr Jun live cattle Feb bellies Mar May and live hogs Dec Feb Apr with multiple price figures and sales counts.
Forty one engineering technology students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and 24 professionals participate in a protegee program to broaden campus ties and industry contacts. Five Columbus area students are listed among participants with fields including agricultural engineering computer science electrical engineering and industrial engineering.
Doniphan Mayor Robert LaBrie says Great Plains Power Agency blocks Doniphan experts from a briefing on a proposed coal fired plant. He cites discrepancies between agency findings and local hydrologist engineer and real estate appraiser input and offers a private briefing for newly elected Grand Island Hastings council members.
UMOs dining officials announced a new tofuburger item made from soybean curd fried with onions carrots and sunflower seeds as part of a push to reduce junk foods. An assistant manager called it great and said the dish supports healthier choices for students.
Kelly Hamel of Fullerton receives the Bit and Spur Club trophy for 1976 in memory of Cecil Drew. A three year member, she has won awards in various 4-H horse show competitions and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamel.
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