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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1973

Page

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Market snapshot Omaha live stock quotes and bids

Omaha markets report Friday livestock quotes with barrows and gilts 195 to 240 pounds at 41.10 to 41.50, sows 41.0 to 41.5, cattle and calves weak to lower, steers and heifers in short supply, cows weak, feeder cattle steady, two loads choice fat cattle at 92.00, 3.00 to 3.80 for other classes. Sheep 200 head with slaughter lambs steady to strong, range 33.25 to 13.80 for prime grades. Estimated receipts: cattle and calves 6,500. hogs 600. sheep 12,000.

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Council weighs through street plan to reduce accidents

Schuyler council debates converting Denver Street to a four through street amid frequent area crashes. Loseke notes new culverts for drainage. Officer Pollard retires in November, leaving three vacancies. Attorney general opinion on buying the Otradosky Building for a library sans popular vote deemed unclear for a Class 2 city.

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Cards of Thanks and West Point Captain Named

A note of thanks expresses appreciation for ecards letters and gifts received during a hospital stay. It mentions Father Joha Starostka and confirms Hedarle of El Pata Tex being renamed captain of West Point's golf team for 1971 with Redarte noted as Cadets captain in a recent record spring season.

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The Care Telegram Partnership Subscription Rates

A fragmented notice from The Care Telegram outlines subscription pricing and delivery options. Contact details reference The Care Telegram partnership and a central address, with hours listed for responses.

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Hit and run in Schuyler reported after collision

A hit and run incident in Schuyler was reported Wednesday night. A vehicle parked in the lobby area was struck on its side with damage noted. Police are seeking information and urge contact with the police department. Also listed is the United Women's Organization annual bake sale and lunch event at 10 am in October.

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Aries and others drift through a quirky horoscope page

A chaotic horoscope lists signs with scrambled phrases and odd guidance. It includes Taurus, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces forecasts and a genomically garbled child note promising education and humanitarian work.

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Cancer patient awaits second chance at life

John Lund, a 37 year old former beer distributor and real estate man, battles liver cancer. He awaits a possible liver transplant funded by donors and a call from Sloan Kettering Institute in New York, hoping for a second chance at life as he endures chemotherapy and multiple treatments.

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New Cancer Research Shows Cells May Produce Viruses

National Cancer Institute scientists report that commonly used mammalian cell lines can spontaneously generate virus-like particles similar to those causing leukemia and sarcoma. The finding, published in Science, raises biosafety concerns for lab workers and could affect interpretation of experiments. Researchers Kehr Benveniste Livingston Todaro from Bethesda describe the phenomenon and its implications for safety practices and genetic inheritance theories.

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Amazon River Mouth Distance From Headwater Brooks

The river system spans about four thousand miles from its five headwater brooks to the Atlantic mouth, illustrating the vast reach of the Amazon's watershed and the scale of its global river network.

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Nebraska lawmakers debate child support enforcement reforms

Lincoln hearing on improving child support payments includes proposals to seize assets via trusted companies, deduct support from wages, create legal aid teams for minors, and restrict no fault divorces. Advocates stress protecting custodial parents and children while critics fear overreach and fairness.

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Big elevators hold many empty bins nationwide

Kansas City area elevators show 34 percent capacity usage amid rapid grain movement to foreign markets. Surplus government wheat declines, farmers store locally and ship via ports. Turnbull of the Kansas City Board of Trade notes high capacity at major silos while other regions report varying fills. Grain and future crops like sorghum and beans may follow the same storage trend.

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Kopecky Named Knight of Month by Knights of Columbus

Joe Kopecky received the Knight of the Month Award at a Knights of Columbus meeting. Tien Council 1717 welcomed him on August 8, with events planned including a November flea market and an awards banquet on November 18. Clergy and nuns are noted as upcoming guests for council anniversaries.

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