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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1972

Page

5

Butz urges cattle producers to back beef market message

Secretary Earl L. Butz told 149 cattle producers from Western states in Washington that pressure for price controls on food will rise next year. He urged informing consumers that beef is a good buy to blunt price control talk, as imports rose 13 percent in July and ranchers faced $85 loss per head.

Ewashington Earl L. Butz St Butz Washington Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Texas Kansas Nebraska North South Dakota Minnesota Towa Missouri New York City

No charges planned in care home fire in Nebraska

Buffalo County Attorney's Office said there are no current plans to file charges against Sexton Care Home owner Irma Sexton after a Monday fire killed four residents. Investigations will guide any future action. state officials had moved to close the facility for operating without a license, while residents not hospitalized remained on site. The fire killed Oran Schneider, Toy E. Davis, Gurher Larson, and Vern Groissant.

Kearney Buffalo Sexton Gerald Buechler Dewayne Wolt Alyorney Irma Sexton Tenet Wolf Joe Pluta Sexon Buffalo County Welfare Arlis Torrey Wof Department Vern Groissant

Minister foils bank robbery in Syracuse by surprise

Rev Karey Rivers, pastor of First Galilee Baptist, prevented a Lincoln First Bank heist by grabbing the armed bandit from behind and holding him until police arrived. The suspect, Dave Thompson, 21, faced an attempted robbery charge after reportedly demanding 5000 in small bills.

Syracuse N.Y Karey Rivers First Galilee Bapist Lincoln First Bank Rivers State Division of Employment Dave Thompson

Indictment Returned Against Darryl Allen in Missouri Death

A Mont County grand jury indicted Darryl Allen of North Babylon New York on murder charges connected to the death of Sharon Barnett near Yorkville Missouri. The body was found in a ditch near Imogene Iowa. The indictment followed two days of testimony in Fremont County District Court. An arraignment date is not yet set. Allen is held in the Page County jail on $100000 bond.

Sidney Iowa Mont County Grand Darryl Allen North Babylon N.Y Missouri Allen Sharon Barnett Yorkiv Imogene Oek Fremont Page County Clarinda

Policemen punished for beer in patrol car in Vincennes

In Vincennes Indiana two city police officers were disciplined after drinking beer in a patrol car following a training session on handling drunken drivers. Leslie Chanley was demoted in rank from captain to patrolman and Esco Dalfron received extra duty after a fine.

Vincennes, Ind Board of Public Wo Ms Safely Leslie Chanley Pathaman Esco Dalfron

Nebraska Crop Damage Figures Attributed To Snowstorm

The Nebraska Emergency Board will meet in Lincoln on Friday to review crop damage from the early November snowstorm. Early figures compiled by the Conservation Service put losses at about 60 million dollars across 82 of 93 counties, with unreported counties including York and Gospel. Hardest hit are south central and southern Nebraska sorghum regions, with farmers reporting substantial harvest losses and ongoing field conditions delaying harvest efforts.

Associated Press Nebaska Emergency Board Luinotn Nebraska The Conservation Service J. J. Exon Douglas Loseke State Ascs Otoe County Myron Mason Ecumseh

Early delivery flow on grain sold to Soviet

About 17 percent of more than 400 million rushels of grain sold to Russia was shipped between July 1 and Nov. 17 according to a National Grain and Feed Association task force. Most grain expected by next June or July. 15.3 million bushels also sent to China. Wet fall weather hampers harvests but ships are now more available. Nebraska invites Christmas tree cutting Dec 9-10 with $1.50 permit per tree at two districts, limiting to one tree per family and eastern red cedar only.

Kansas City Russia National Grain and Feed Association Kansas City Board of Trade China Willis C. Theis Grain Co Lincoln Neb Seattle Pine Ridge Distriet

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