Omaha live stock quotations and early next week receipts
Omaha livestock prices show hogs steady to 25 higher with 200 to 250 pound hogs around 37.50 to 37.73 while sows gain 25 to 50 and 350 to 4400 pound sows fetch 30.75 to 32.00. Cattle and calves include 7,700 head mainly cows held for later trade and feeder cattle for auction. Sheep count 100, not enough to test. Estimated receipts next Monday: cattle and calves 6,000 hogs 6,000 sheep 1,000.
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Omaha
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Innocents Society selects three NU sophomores for 1974 75 scholarship
Tom Hottovy of Ulysses, a University of Nebraska Lincoln sophomore, is named one of three Innocents Society scholarships for 1974 75. The $300 award honors leadership and scholarship and considers campus activity and need. Hottovy, son of Mr and Mrs John F Hottovy, majors in accounting in the College of Business Administration, and belongs to Alpha Gamma Rho, Kernals, and Phi Eta Sigma, serving as pledge class president and newsletter editor.
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Tom Hottovy
Ulysses
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
the Innocent's Society
The
Innocents Society
Hottovy
John F. Hottovy
College of Business Administration
Alpha Gamma Rho
Kernals
Phi Eta Sigma
Livestock futures mixed on Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wheat and hog contracts show varied activity with notable price swings across livestock futures. Heed cattle, live hogs, and frozen pork bellies display multiple bids and asks as traders navigate Oct through Aug delivery windows amid fluctuating highs and lows.
Pregnant hostage escapes unharmed after Kentucky bank robbery
A pregnant bookkeeper abducted during a Kentucky bank robbery and left gagged in a Columbus motel room escaped five hours after her captor abandoned her. Betty Isan, 21, due in five weeks, freed herself and walked out unharmed. FBI seeks James Fulte, 45, and Raymond Hall, 29, both from Kentucky, linked to the $14,000 Sandy Hook Peoples Bank robbery and a prior Sept. 6 Salt Lick raid.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kentucky
Betty Isan
FBI
James
Herbert Fulte
Raymond Clifford Hall
Peoples Bank
Sandy Hook
Here
Salt Lick
Horoscopes for Saturday October 5 1974 by Carroll Righter
Lively forecast page urges Aries to arrange with allies and seek new ideas while Taurus should consult a financial expert to boost income. Gemini should improve appearance for impressions, Moon Children plan quietly, Leo maximize social ties, Virgo fix a long standing business worry, Libra seek new income activities, Scorpio keep promises with romantic potential, Sagittarius align with associates, Capricorn plan long term abundance, Aquarius seek congenial recreation, Pisces focus on home harmony and family ethics. If your child is born today, they show clever minds and nimble fingers with strong ethical training.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
MSCES
Rhine Journey opens Columbus Travel & Adventure Series
Curt Nagel narrates a film on the Rhine from Switzerland to the Netherlands. The Columbus event at Columbus Senior High School Auditorium at 4 00 p m features season and single tickets at the door.
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Columbus
Opt
Curt Nagel
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
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America
Switzerland
France
Netherlands
Lorelei
Tlus
Basel
Rotterdam
Columbus Senior High School
Mrs Eckhoff Heads Zion Lutheran Church Women
AIBION elected officers include Mrs. Robert Eckhoff president Mrs. George Young second vice president Mrs Alvan Ranselm secretary of education and Mrs Jack Landen treasurer Phyllis Michel of Loretto showed slides of her Holy Land trip Alvah Ranselm gave devotions and the group prayed World Community Day is set for 2 p m November 1 at Zion Lutheran Church with Church Women United Also announced are clothing for Church World Relief due by October 26 Rev Harold Mundschenk missionary to Cameroon will speak November 24 at 10:30 a m and the thank offering boxes should be brought to the service Meeting closed with prayer and doxology.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Robert Eckhoff
George Young
Alvan Rahselm
Jack Landen
Phyllis Michel
Loretto
Holy Land
Mirs
Alvah Ranselm
Dean Larson
Church Women United
Church World Relief
Harold Mundschenk
Cameroon
Africa
Pastor Turner Leads Luke Chapter Study at Zion Ladies Aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Rev. Robert Turner conducting a study on Luke Chapter 16. Mrs. Marvin Kallwell and Mrs. Larry Gehring led a mission program. World Helict projects and fall church cleanup on Oct. 17 at 1 pm were discussed. Hostess was Mrs. Alvin Janssen. William Hassebrook to write missionary letter. Silver Spur Saddle Club to meet Oct. 6 at 8 pm at St. Joseph Social Hall. American Legion Auxiliary to meet Oct. 7 at Legion clubrooms. each member to bring a guest and salad.
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NPPD seeks EPA exemption for three power plants
Nebraska Public Power District will request EPA exemption for Cooper Nuclear Station Kramer plant in Bellevue and Gentleman plant in Sutherland from a ruling requiring cooling towers or ponds. Officials say discharges into the Missouri River do not harm aquatic life and cost to comply could reach millions for the district, likely via rate increases.
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Neb
Nebraska Public Power District
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Husseil E. Train
Missouri
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Belleyue
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Republicans Try To Block Nixon Tapes Seizure Bill
Several Republicans move to head off Senate action on a bill that would place Nixon tapes and papers under government custody while urging Ford to disclose Watergate facts. The debate centers on access versus Nixon privacy and property rights, with a contest over a possible Judiciary Committee referral and alternative public-property proposals for presidential papers.
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Washington
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Nixon Ford
Judiciary Committee
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
Uch
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Hruska
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
A Funny Thing Happened on Way to Wedding
A wedding at The Alps in Washington was delayed when a canoe capsized en route to the altar. Groom Gene Tubbs, bride Kay Gorman, the planner Archie Marlin, and a dog named Smokey fell into the river. They surfaced 36 minutes later to proceed with the ceremony as the minister joked about baptizing and marrying at once.
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Lake Yolanda
Sumwater Dam
Gene Tubbs
Tubbs
Kay Gorman
Smokey
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