Stock market midday prices list large gains and losses
New York stock market midday prices show wide swings with IBM up 261 percent and Gen Mtrs up 734 percent while Am T&T, Exxon, FordMtrs, Gulf Oil, and Mobil Oil post notable gains and losses among many major industrials and utilities across sectors.
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New York
UPI
AlldChem
AllisChal
Alcoa
T&t
Dana
Deere
du Pont
Eastman
ElPaso NG
Exxon
Firestone
FordMtrs
Fruehauf
Elec
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Pwr
Inco Ltd
IBM
Int
Harv
IntPaper
Livestock Prices From Omaha Auction Report
UPI reports Omaha cattle and hog prices with hogs trading steady to higher for burly weights. No 1-3 and No 2-3 categories show ranges from 31.50 to 36.00, with heavier hogs near 34 to 36. Feeder cattle dominate the sale, with a lack of slaughter-class trades to establish a trade. Sheep absent. Monday estimates forecast cattle and calves 6,000 hogs 5,500 sheep 1,000.
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Omaha
UPI
Market Averages Slip at 1 PM Dow Jones Report
UPI reports the New York stock rundown at 1 p.m. CDT with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 976.56 down 13.63, the Dow Jones Transportation Average at 215.30 down 2.04, and the Utilities average at 97.81 up 0.03 while the overall Stoxs index stands at 307.48, down 3.26.
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New York
UPI
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Chicago futures report for cattle pork and hogs
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle, frozen pork bellies and live hogs with Oct through Apr contracts. Prices range from mid 30s for live cattle to about $52 for pork bellies and low 30s for hogs. Columbus Telegram listing includes postage rates and contact details.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Probe links 72 presidential race to Michigan funds inquiry
Deputy Attorney General Harold R. Tyler said the federal probe of political funds in Michigan is tied to the 1972 presidential election and does not involve President Ford or his congressional campaigns. The investigation centers on Ford's home county but reportedly excludes the President.
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Washington
UPI
Harold R. Tyler
Michigan
Ford
Tyler
Loup River Public Power District to hold meetings in Columbus
The Board of Directors will meet in the Board Room at 2404 15 Street Columbus Nebraska at 9 30 a m on October 13 and 27 1976 An agenda will be available at the general office building Maxine Kolm Assistant Secretary
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Loup River Public Power District
15 Street
Columbus
Nebraska
Maxine Kolm
Bidding Notice for Vehicles to Central Technical Community College Area
Sealed bids for furnishing vehicles to the Central Technical Community College Area must be received by 10 00 A M Friday October 22 976 at the Area Office in Grand Island Nebraska. Bids opened publicly at that time. Specifications available from the Director of Purchasing and Operations at 181 West 2nd Street Grand Island NE 68801.
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Central Technical Community College
Federal
West 2Nd Street
Grand Island
Nebraska
Director of Purchasing and Operations
Central Technical Community College Area
P.O. Box
Two Teens Die In Parked Car In Carbon Monoxide
Madison County Attorney Daniel Flood says two teenagers Richard Miller of Norfolk and Cindy Nathan from rural Pierce County died of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning in a parked car north of Norfolk. The deaths appear accidental as the car key was on the gas tank empty and windows up. The bodies were found Thursday by a farmer and likely died within 36 hours.
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Norfolk, Neb
UPI
Norfolk
Madison County
Daniel Flood
Flood
Richard Miller
Cindy Nathan
Pierce County
30 Day Weather Outlook for Nebraska
The National Weather Service reports Nebraska should see near normal temperatures for October. October 1 highs range from the lower 70s in the north to mid 70s in the southeast with lows near 40 in the west to upper 40s in the southeast. October 31 highs will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s with lows from the upper 20s in the west to the mid 30s in the east. Precipitation is expected below normal across the state, from a few percent of an inch in the west to near two inches in the southeast.
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United Press International
National Weather Service
Nebraska
Fire destroys Sydney computer complex in $52 million blaze
In Sydney a fire gutted a $52 million computer complex, with authorities estimating losses could reach $125 million. Police say an electrical fault started the blaze, which came hours after 300 workers staged a 24 hour strike over the death of Mahalo Bojanic, 38, crushed when a crane and suspended scaffolding collapsed. Firemen fought the five hour blaze. no injuries reported.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Mahalo Bojanic
Bojanic
Notice of Sale Estate for Jennie Flood Nebraska License
In Madison County Nebraska the county court grants Merlyn Flood executor license to sell real estate described as SW 4 of Section 19 and N1/2 of Section 9 in Township 20 North Range 4 West Platte County with two right of way easements and a lien on Stormer Grain Bin. Property to be sold at Lindsay City Hall on October 27 1976 at 2:00 PM to the highest bidder with 15 percent down and balance by February 1 1977 subject to court confirmation Merlyn Flood guardian date September 29 1976.
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Madison County
Nebraska
Meryln Flood
Jennie E. Flood
Jeannie E. Flood
Merlyn Flood
Township
Platte County
Public Power District
State of Nebraska
Stormer
Lindsay City Hall
Lindsay
Guardian
Dominican sugar tax hurts ally United States offense
In Santo Domingo reactions warn of economic collapse after Ford’s 1.75 cent per pound sugar tax hike. Officials fear reduced export earnings, 250000 sugar jobs, and potential diplomatic strains amid impending elections and past U.S. interventions.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
United States
White House
U.S
Washington
Ford
Caribbean
Cuba
Dominican Sugar Institute
Quirilio Vitorio Sanchez
Ford Administration
Coal study links coal in US and Europe
Paleobotanist Tom Phillips and Natasha Snigirivskaya report findings from coal deposits in Illinois and Ukraine showing identical fossil plants. The work supports a once-shared supercontinent and suggests botanical makeup of coal influences sulfur content and potential poisoning during gasification. Phillips calls his lab uniquely capable of this study.
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Brooke W. Kroeger
Chicago
UPI
Tom Phillips
United States
Europe
National Science Foundation
Phillips
University of Illinois
Illinois
British Museum of Natural History
London
University of Montpelier
France
Komarov Botanical Institute
Leningrad
Donetz
Ukraine
Natasha Snigirivskaya
Reichmuth speaks to Optimist Club on Yemen relief work
Marion Reichmuth S.J. addressed the Optimist Club at its noon meeting sharing his year and a half in Yemen with the relief team at Hodeidah General Hospital. Rev. Robert Turner read a note from Rev. Robert Bleeke now in Minnesota. Carroll Lowe thanked members for support and Steve Johnson and Tom Kumpf attended. New officers and committees to be named for the Oct 7 meeting.
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Leigh
Marion Reichmuth
S.J
Aeleieth
Yemen
Hodeidah General Hospital
Robert Turner
Robert Bleeke
Minnesota
Carroll Lowe
Steve Johnson
Leigh Inn
Tom Kumpf
Columbus
Frank Reichmuth
Erosion Control Project Bids Sought by Lower Loop NRD Ord
Lower Loop NRD of Ord Nebraska invites bids for erosion control work at Oconee Bend Loup River in Platte County. Bids due 10:00 A.M. October 4 1976 at the Office of the Engineer Columbus Nebraska with bid security. open aloud at 10:00 A.M. October 4. Contracts include jetties retards and equipment rental. documents available from Rystrom Engineering Company. The district may reject bids or waive technicalities. 30 day bid acceptance window applies. Richard Bevan General Manager. 9:17,24,10:1
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Lower Loop
Oconee Bend
Loup River
Platte County
Nebraska
Rystrom Engineering Company
Howard Boulevard
P.O
Ord
Lower Loup Nrd
Richard Bevan
Grain shipment problems eyed by railroad officials
Lincoln report says railroads and grain industry leaders are working to fix shipment issues amid ongoing storage shortages. Weather eased harvest delays but left cars in surplus. officials discuss coordinating across Kansas to the Great Lakes to improve storage and transport. Far-Mar-Co notes available spaces in Lincoln, Omaha, and Hastings may fill if farmers keep storing rather than selling.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Kansas
Great Lakes
Jim Hagel
Burlington Northern
Hagel
Burlington
Far-Mar- Co
Lincoln
Omaha
Hastings
Barbara Walters and Harry Reasoner to anchor ABC News
Barbara Walters and Harry Reasoner sit at a joint news conference outlining an ABC Evening News format debut on Oct 4. The pair promise ad libbed moments, interviews, and special assignments as NBC and CBS explore expanded news, with Reasoner joking about Mao and Walters jokingly prompting a smile. NBC eyeing a Today replacement. Quincy M E debuts Oct 3 on NBC.
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Joan Hanauer
UPI
New York
Barbara Walters
Harry Reasoner
Barbara
Harry
ABC News
Miss Walters
ABC
CBS
NBC
ABC Evening News
Reasoner
Howard K. Smith
Washington
Eric Severeid
Robert Siegenthaler
Henry Kissinger
Mao
Tse-tung
NBC News
Jane Pauley
Betty Furness
Cassie Mackin
M.E
Jack Klugman
Klugman
Oscar
Quincy
City Hall
Brown signs right to die measure in California
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signed the first in the nation law granting patients the right to die with dignity rather than rely on life sustaining equipment. The measure allows adults to sign a living will directing physicians to withhold respirators and artificial kidneys, amid debate sparked by Karen Ann Quinlan’s case.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
Prolife
Barry Keene
Deureka
California Medical Association
Carter gains momentum in farm support for Carter in Neb
Beatrice Nebraska UPI reports Nebraska Farmers for Carter coordinator Erv Friehe says falling livestock and grain prices mirror rising farmer backing for Jimmy Carter. Panel members say Carter would back agricultural policy and an economic plan to ease losses. A rally is planned October 12 at the Holiday Inn in North Platte.
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Beatrice
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Erv Friehe
McCook
Friehe
J. James Dinator
Dave Garst
Coon Rapids
Iowa
National Agricultural Issues
Exon
Ford-Butz
Friede
Holiday Inn
North Platte
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