Randy Hullinger Repeat Grand Champion Steer at Ak-Sar-Ben Show
The 14 year old Randy Hullinger of Stromsburg repeated as grand champion market steer winner at Ak-Sar-Ben, guiding a 1,205 pound Charolais-Angus crossbred named Big Time Charlie produced by Boyd Iverson. His brother Tony Hullinger also placed in other classes, with rivals including Bill Sokolawski and Dane Pring among crossbred contestants. The American Charolais Association awarded $1,000 for the grand champion and $500 for the reserve.
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September 1970 Weather in Columbus Brims With Rain
September proved unusually wet in Columbus with 4.73 inches of rain, exceeding several months and framing the dampest spell since 1965. The month saw high temperatures around 75.9 degrees and lows near 54.9, with a 34 degree low on the 27th and a 96 degree high earlier in the month.
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Speeches mark Red China 21st birthday celebration
Hong Kong crowds cheered as Communist leaders including Premier Chou En-lai and Mao Tse-tung appeared at Beijing events marking Red China's 71st birthday. Speakers urged intensified anti US and anti imperialist actions, while calls for war preparations and global communist unity dominated remarks and editorials.
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Columbus man found dead in his car near Macy residence
An autopsy was planned to be completed today to provide more information on the death of Joseph W. Burton, 33, of Columbus, Nelx. His body was found Wednesday morning in his auto parked at a Macy residence, and it appeared Burton had been beaten. Officers were questioning several suspects as funeral services for Burton, who had worked at Columbus restaurants, were planned at McKawn Funeral Home.
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Apollo 15 selects lunar area for July landing
Washington reports the space agency choosing a rugged canyon region on the moon near the Apennine highlands as the landing site for July Apollo 15. Beall, Astronauts Irvin and Worden will fly the lunar car to explore, with Alfred Worden remaining aboard the command module in lunar orbit.
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Military casualties rise in Vietnam week ends
Last week’s combat in Vietnam killed 63 Americans and wounded 487, with the tally rising slightly as the week closed on September 28. Military spokesmen say the count reflects ongoing operations and incident details remain under review.
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Funeral services for Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser
Massive Cairo funeral for Egypt’s former president Gamal Abdel Nasser draws millions of mourners. The six mile procession closes with prayers at the mosque and a somber burial as citywide crowds chant farewell and officials struggle to control the throng.
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Nixon and Tito Hold Broad Talks in Belgrade
President Nixon and Yugoslav President Tito held nearly two hours of discussions in Belgrade aimed at advancing peace in the Middle East and economic cooperation. The leaders spoke with Mrs Nixon and Mrs Tito nearby, addressed Arab-Israeli peace efforts, and planned further consultations as Secretary Rogers and Kissinger observed.
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Brush Fire Breaks Loose Again Near Los Angeles
A smouldering brush fire that was nearly contained rekindled today driven by a warming Santa Ana wind. The blaze broke out again north of San…
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Fair cool forecast dominates Nebraska weather outlook
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies turning fair with frost warnings issued for tonight. South to southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. tonight’s low around 56. Wednesday highs near 80. Valentine reports 87. Frost may affect Panhandle and eastern areas. warmer by midweek.
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Fire Report Summary From To Date Last Year
Fire department log notes calls dated last year up to the specified To date. It records a single day count and a brief line about the response, indicating a concise report of fire calls and outcomes. The fragment preserves the event’s existence and timeline without sensational detail.
Senate Finance Committee approves tentative Social Security hike
The Senate Finance Committee tentatively approves a 10 percent across the board Social Security benefit increase plus a $100 minimum, aligning with House action. The panel also backs raising the minimum monthly benefit to $82, with steps toward full approval pending.
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Council Tables Claim Against County Over Piglet Losses
In Marsh al Mich a claim by Willink against Calhoun County for piglet deaths from alleged nourishment lack was tabled by the council and sent to indefinite delay. The county is required by law to compensate farmers for losses caused by logs.
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Nixon adviser says Agnew not just speaking for himself
Tape adviser to President Nixon says Vice President Agnew is not merely speaking for himself. He notes Agnew’s comments reflect administration policy and ties to the White House. Senator Goodell and Senator Hatfield respond, calling Agnew’s rhetoric alarming and potentially risky for Nixon.
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