Livestock Quotes From Omaha Market Report
Markets from Omaha show hogs at 6,000 head with barrows and gilts mostly 1. pp higher, sow prices up to 1.00. cattle and calves listings include steers 50-75 higher and cows 50 lower, with prime and choice steers at 41.00-41.25 and 39.25-40.00 respectively. sheep receipts 500 with lambs steady to higher, primes and shorn categories noted. estimated Thursday receipts: cattle 1,200, hogs 6,500, sheep 300.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Choice
Embezzlement Charge Waived for Argus Leader Exeecutive
Charles Lockhart former Sioux Falls Argus Leader officer waived preliminary hearing on a felony embezzlement charge in Sioux Falls Municipal Court. He was bound over to Circuit Court on a $20,000 bond. A separate civil judgment awarded $156,028 against him to Siouxtals Newspapers Inc. and Poughkeepsie Newspapers Inc. The loss totals about $105,000 in Sioux Falls and $50,000 in Poughkeepsie. Leopard noted partial restitution has been made.
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Sioux Falls
Charles Lockhart
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Lockhart
Siouxtals Newspapers Inc
Argus Leader
Poughkeepsie Newspapers Inc
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Market News and Notices From Lincoln Nebraska AP
USDA Nebraska Market News reports steady egg prices with Grade A large 56 to 58 cents, A medium 38 to 50, and undergrades 30 to 31. Poultry trends show farm hens steady, commercial flocks up. livestock futures noted. Also includes misreadable address lines and subscription rates for a Columbus Nebraska partnership.
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Lincoln
Neb
Usda-Nebraska Federal-State Market News Service
Carroll Righter Horoscope Forecast October 3
The forecast lists Aries through Pisces daily guidance with focus on honesty, charm, planning, business caution, debt and creditors, cooperative thinking, recreation, avoiding trivial matters, and sourcing reliable data. It notes a child born today may be indecisive early but can gain security later through decisive habits.
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ARIES
Taurus
Ano
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
GSA official Kaupinen resigns amid civil service probe
Allan G Kaupinen, assistant GSA administrator, resigns to return to private business amid Civil Service Commission charges alleging improper influence in GSA career appointments. He becomes vice president at Inverness Investment Corp inAlexandria VA. The commission names eight GSA staffers in the probe and lawsuits unfold in federal court.
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Washington
General Services Administration
GSA
Allan G. Kaupinen
Civil Service Commission
Inverness Investment Corp
Alexanuiria
Kaupinen
Larry Roush
Public Buildiings Service
Anne L. Powell
Roush
Nixon
Hut
Arthur Sampson
Commission
Committee
White House
Siege in Santo Domingo Drags On With No Hostage Release
In Santo Domingo the Venezuelan consulate siege entered its sixth day with no signs of freeing American diplomat Barbara Hutchison or six other hostages. Dominican Archbishop Polanco Brito acts as mediator while the government rejects ransom or prisoner releases. Terrorists demand 1 million dollars, 37 political prisoners freed, and safe passage to Cuba or Mexico.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Barbara Hutchison
Hugo Polanco Brito
Cuba
Mexico
Joaquin Balaguer
United States
Balaguer
U.S
Robert Hurwitch
Dfaffaires
Rafael Mendez Vargas
Polanco Brito
Miss Hutchison
JS. Information Service
Judges urged to order shutdown of ore plant
Attorneys for Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin along with environmental groups asked Supreme Court Justice Blackmun to reinstate a district court order directing Reserve Mining Co to close its iron ore plant in Silver Bay Minnesota. The order has been suspended by the appellate court and remains indefinitely halted.
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Washington
Midwest
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Blackouun
U.S
Miles W. Lord
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay, Minn
Lord
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
AMA Gives 400000 to Campaigns in Health Insurance Push
Health Security Action Council reports that the AMA political arm and allied groups contributed more than 3.4 million to 42 House members who favor national health insurance legislation. The 39 Republicans and 3 Democrats are cited as backing positions aligned with AMA health reform aims. Dr. WJ Lewis defends PAC activity and notes about 200 congressional candidates supported, roughly half pro and half undeclared.
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Washington
House
American Medical Association
Health Security Action Council
Council
American Medical Political Action Committee
Political Action Committee
House of Representatives
WJ. Lewis
Senate approves funds to create Big Cypress Preserve
Washington AP reports the Senate approved and sent to the White House a compromise bill authorizing 150 million dollars in federal funds to establish the Big Cypress National Preserve in Florida. The plan, from a House Senate conference, enables Interior Department acquisition of 576,000 acres over six years. Hastings Neb AP notes Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co buys three Wyoming gas firms for 13.1 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Big Cypress National Preserve
Florida
House-Senate
Interior Department
Hastings, Neb
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Wyoming Natural Gas
Nixon expenses face further cuts in House action
Washington AP report notes an emergency fund for former president Nixon trimmed to 398000 after earlier cuts. lawmakers push amendments to reduce or block funding tied to Nixon pardon, tapes, and papers, with debates on pension and use of federal money for relocating materials. House panels consider Ford national appearance and Watergate trial timing.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House
Pocd
Nixon
White House
Sidney Yates
San Clemente
Jerome KR. Walde
Dcnlif
Chatran
Tom Steed
Dokla
Ford
California
Florida
Office of Management and Budget
Joseph M. Montoya
Dwn
Key Biscayne
Fla
Montoya
Senate
Ary
William Hungate
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Hungate
D-Mo
Peter W. Redino
DNS
Full
Judiciary Committee
Rockefeller to fill in for Ford at two events
Nelson A. Rockefeller will stand in for President Ford at two non political stops during a brief activity gap. He will address Brigham Young University in Provo and speak at a UPI Editors conference in San Francisco before returning to Washington. Betty Ford underwent breast cancer surgery last Saturday.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefelly
Ford
Word
Rockefeller
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
UPI
San Francisco
Betty
Pacific Coast
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Howard
Cannon
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
New York
Angela Davis
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