New York Stocks Slide on Mixed Industrial and Utilities
UPI reports at 1 p.m. Dan Jones shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 964.18, down 13.80, the broader stock market mixed with declines across sectors. The Transports fall 2.94 to 211.92 and Utilities drop 0.22 to 97.78 while Stocks advance 0.99?
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UPI
AllisChal
Town
P&l
Kennecott
Cyan
Kopper
Kroger
Litton
T&t
Merck
Bea
Bendix
Monsanto
Beth
Owens Lle
Penney
PepsiCola
Pfizer
Cen
Phil Pet
Cessna
RCA
Chrysler
Rep
Revlon
Rockwell
CocaCola
Safeway
Columbas
Santelnd
Comsat
Sears
Shell Oil
Simmons
So Pac
CPC
Ind
Sperry
Dana
Stude
el Paso NG
Texaco
Exxon
Tex
Firestone
Ford Mtes
Feudant
Elec
Utd Corp
US Steel
West UN
Fas
Wetehsil
Mtrs
Weyerh
Tel
Wickes
Goodrich
Dan Jones
Indus
Omaha Livestock Market Report Slumps Weigh Hogs Cattle
UPI reports a mixed cattle and hog market with hogs down 25 to 75 cents per hundredweight, several price ranges listed for No 1-1 and mixed lots. Cattle and calves show firmness with steer and heifer prices up to 25 higher, while sows and sheep volumes are uneven and prices vary across grades.
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Holoe
Prine
Wanlud
Pricas
Haaviar
Faodar
Cote
Lawor
Hailny Calven
Worling Haifers
Allanducca
Ilvilors
Moxico Ranch
Grain Futures CHIC Range H March May
Grain futures trading at Chicago showed rangebound activity for March and May contracts with values drifting within a narrow band amid steady demand and market caution as harvest approaches.
Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Readings from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show live cattle and pork bellies trading mixed. Prices for live cattle, hogs and corn futures appear with varied last, high and low quotes among multiple contract months and totals.
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Cincago
Chicago Fly Mercantile Exchange Lve
Foden Pork Bellies
Columbus Telegrams Subscription Details and Address Notice
The notice lists publisher name Columbus Telegrams A Partnership with address 4254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68401. It states second class postage, publication exceptions on holidays, and subscription rates including 17 cents per month carrier and 17.90 per year by mail within Nebraska. It includes a change of address instruction and contact number 564 2249 for subscriptions.
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Columbus
Heb
Hubréyka
Guisidy
Nebraska
Focal
Catuanbis Veieyrars
Sallsing
Fire damages Omaha duplex in Regency area
Lightning caused a 175000 dollar fire in a northwest Omaha duplex unit. Mrs. Mary Prathelis and two relatives escaped unharmed as Irvington and Omaha fire crews fought the blaze for about 30 minutes. The ground half of the duplex collapsed behind the fire wall.
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Omaha
UPI
Regency
Mary. Prathelis
Praskelis
Irvington
Moisture boosts wheat plantings as frost slows harvest
Lincoln Nebraska weather reports say recent moisture improved topsoil in 40 percent of counties while subsoil moisture remained short in 94 percent. More than 85 percent of winter wheat seeded. corn and sorghum mature ahead or near normal with substantial harvest progress.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mondale campaign tour spans Midwest to Iowa and Nebraska
Democratic vice presidential candidate Walter Mondale fans across the Midwest from Kansas City to Omaha and Cedar Rapids before the October 35 debate. He plans events in Moline Davenport Council Bluffs and Houston with labor and farm groups, then travels to Miami for rallies and a fundraiser before returning to Washington.
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UPI
Walter Mondale
Democrat-Farmer- Labor Party
Mondale
Omaha
Neb
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Kansas City
University of Misanuri
Rochester
Mint
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Michael Blouin
Delona
J.F. Kennedy Eligh School
Ely
Towa
Moline
Senior Citizens’ Center
S Davenport
Edward Mezvinsky
Djowa
Tom Harkin
Dtowa
Council Bluffs
Houston
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Miami
Carter-Mondale
Knebel Defends Butz Amid Resignation Fallout
Acting Agriculture Secretary John Knebel says he does not view Earl Butz as a bigot despite ethnic slurs attributed to him. Public reaction across states includes support for Butz and criticism of his resignation, with lawmakers and governors weighing political and national implications.
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United Press International
John A. Knebel
Earl Butz
Butz
Knebel
Pennsylvania
Ford
Missouri
Camp Hill
William Goodling
Hpx
Earl
U.S. Senate
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Barl Bute
Jimmy Carter
Oregon
Bob Straub
Robert Byrd
Thomas 5. Foley
Dash
House Agriculture Committee
George McGovern
Kansas
Robert Bennett
Minois
Farm Bureau Information Office
Dale
Bloomington
Maddox Loses Bid for Equal Ballot Billing in Tennessee
In Nashville, Lester Maddox failed to gain equal billing on the November ballot after U.S. District Judge L Clare Morton dismissed his federal suit. The ruling allows Tennessee officials to proceed with ballot preparation while Maddox remains unqualified for top placement.
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Nashville, Tenn
WPT
American Independent Party
Lester Maddox
Tennessee
Maddox
Ocd
Jimmy Carter
U.S
L. Clare Morton
Tennesee
Morton
Hillals
Shirley Hassler
CBS Plans Backup Systems for Carter Ford Debate
CBS sets up three studio systems and a remote truck to prevent a repeat of the first debate blackout. Eight cameras will cover the Oct 6 event with a ninth as backup at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
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New York
UPI
CBS Plana
Palace of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Jack Kelly
Netwok
Television City
Hollywood
Surgery set for Humphrey to undergo bladder cancer operation
Sen Robert Humphrey, 56, a Minnesota Democrat, is admitted at Memorial Sloan Kettering and will undergo major bladder cancer surgery Thursday with doctors placing his cure probability at about 50 percent. Whittmore said earlier tests found bladder cancer.
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New York
UPI
Robert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Whittmore
Whitmore
Senator Dworak supports local control in higher education
State Senator Donald Dworak of Columbus told a Central Technical Community College official that while he backs Iowa centralization he opposes total loss of local control. He criticized current coordination as wasteful and said a single governing board could reduce duplication and save taxpayer dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Donald Dworak
Columbus
Technical Community College
Iowa
Dworak
Irv Schwartz
Hildreth
Central Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
Nebraska
Schartz
Diorak
Schwartz
University of Nebraska
Dvorak
Campaign finance report highlights for Pauline Anderson bid
Pauline Anderson of Nebraska's 1st District reports campaign support totaling 8 001 from herself and husband 1 000 from her mother and 805 from other relatives. Other individuals gave 8 297 and organizations 5 070 including 3 000 from the Nebraska Democratic State Central Committee. Anderson calls the funds largely goodwill contributions from friends and supporters.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Pauline Anderson
Munday
Nebraska Democratic State Central Committee
Newman Grove Crowns Homecoming King and Queen
Bluejays name Sarah Gerhart and Doug Nygren homecoming royalty at Newman Grove High School Friday night. Attendants include freshmen Wayne Johnson and Sheri Dunlap, sophomores Jonell Leeson and Kent Lee, juniors Debra Bartela Harlan Barlels and Den Wedekind.
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Newman Grove
Sarah Gerhart
Baug Nygten
Newman Grove High School
Sarah
H.L. Gerhart
Doug
Carroll Nygren
Todd Johnson
Patty McGill
Sheri Dutclap
Harold Dunlap Jc
Wayne Johnson
Wendell Jolson
Jonell Leeson
Vaden Leeson
Kent Lee
Ronald Lee
Debra Bartela
Harlan Barlels
den Wedekind
Donald Wedekind
Van Valkenburg challenges National Guard ruling in Nebraska suit
Van Valkenburg, a 21 year veteran, seeks due process in Lan caster County District Court against Maj Gen Francis Winner over retirement action. He alleges a closed hearing prep and improper conduct by the adjutant general and accuses the guard of attempts to punish and discredit him after denied a summer school.
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Lincoln
Neb
Robert van Valkenburg
Lancaster County
Nebraska Army National Guard
van Valkenburg
Francis Winner
Nebraska
Winner
U.S. Army Reserve
Winter
Nebraska National Guard
Nebraska farm leaders react to Earl Butz exit
Nebraska figures including Schuyler Nebaska Livestock Feeders chief Johnston and Mickey Stewart of the Nebraska Stock Growers assail Secretary Earl Butz resignation. Ed Tvedy says Ford Carter statements heat race, while Louis Wiehe calls Butz a detriment and M. Van Kirk urges Ford retention to avoid ag debate loss.
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Lincoln
Net
UPL
Nebraska
Earl Buts
Paw Johnston
Schuyler
Nebaska Livestock Feeders Association
Mickey Stewart
Alliance
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Washington
Ford
Carter
Ed Tvedy
Nebraska National Farmers Organization
Louis Wiehe
Beatrice
Nebraska Farmers Union
Butz
Im. van Kirk
Farm Bureaux
Massachusetts Supreme Court Reinstates Hiss Bar Admission
The Massachusetts Supreme Court in a unanimous decision on August 5 1976 ruled that Alger Hiss should be readmitted to the state's bar.
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Wiss
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Alger Hiss
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