Markets yield mixed livestock quotes from Omaha variance
Livestock quotations from Omaha show hogs steady to 25 lower for weights over 550 pounds, cattle and calves mixed with mid morning not established. Estimated Tuesday receipts include 5,000 cattle and calves, 0 hogs, 700 sheep as futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange continues.
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Neb
USDA
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
The Came Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Notice
The Came Telegram Columbus Nebraska publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. Subscription rates listed at 2.24 per month by carrier and 17.00 per year by mail elsewhere in Nebraska or other states. Change of address instructions advise notifying local postmaster and Columbus Telegram.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte
Boores Buller
Collar
Ferrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
Iocal
Farm share of food dollar hits 45.8 cents in August
The Agriculture Department reports the farm share of each dollar spent on food rose to 45.8 cents in August, the highest in two years, based on price spreads at retail food stores. In New York, Michael Burke, former president of the New York Yankees, becomes president and chief operating officer of Madison Square Garden.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Owl
Goes TO Garden New York
The
New York Yankees
Michael Burke
Madison Square Garden
Lower Loup NRD appoints 21 directors and annual projects
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District sets 21 as the number of directors and outlines 1975 land and water development assistance approvals. It details 3800 feet of waterways, 1180 feet of terraces, wells, cross-fencing, flood control, grass seeding, and five diversion projects. Directors approve $4178 as the district share for a Black Hills Basin grade stabilization structure and adopt a policy for district participation with local agencies. Arnold King reports SCS activities in Merrick County. Dick Bossen, Arcadia Drainage Association president, cites Sherman feeder canal issues.
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Natural Resources Distriel
Ord
Janay
Daly
Vrosivy
Arnold King
Central City
Soil Gunservation Service
SCS
Merrick County
Dick Bossen
Arcadia Drainage Association
Sherman
Greece to hold general election after new civilian cabinet sworn in
Athens AP reports a new Greek civilian cabinet led by Premier Spyros Markezinis was sworn in to prepare the first general elections in 10 years. Markezinis, 64, heads a technocrat government the first since the 1967 army takeover. Officials say parliamentary elections could be held next year, with April seen as likely.
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Spyros Markezinis
Greece
Adsnember
Tne
George Papadopoulos
Markezinis
Tenoure
Papadifoulos
Constantine
Sehendie
Arnes
Taurus
Dieas
Jie
TNT Bharat Cevic
Wikely
Nighenups
Ioatous
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Hatussom
Stet
Andra
Cards of Thanks From Omaha Area Readers
Readers express gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for cards visits flowers and meals while in Behlen Berlen Memorial and Horgan Mercy Hospitals Omaha. Hospital staff doctors and nurses are thanked for care and support from Rev and Mrs John McGee and Mary Blaser also include thanks to medical teams in the Omaha area.
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Clarkson Hospitals
Francis Adamy
Behler
Carl Muelter
Berlen Memorial Hospital
Ernest Jenny
Dehlen and Horgan Mercey Hospital
Omaha
John McGee
Mary Blaser
Horoscope predictions mix of signs and advice
A garbled horoscope page lists TAURUS through PISCES with scattered dates and vague guidance. It discusses attention to family, finances, and personal growth, noting potential for success with focus and planning, while warning against distractions and overconfidence.
Pair faces plane theft charges in Iowa and Missouri
Two youths from Sioux City and elsewhere face interstate flight of a stolen light plane charges after authorities say the pair stole a 20000 plane from Arkansas and flew it to Iowa. They were arrested after a ground crew alerted police Friday night at the Sioux City airport. The juvenile faces a Missouri warrant for breaking and entering.
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Memphis
St. Louis
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Arkansas
Lowa
Missouri
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Omaha Jewish Federation to meet Tuesday for Israel support
At a Sunday meeting in Omaha the Jewish Federation voted to call a mass meeting Tuesday night at Beth Israel Synagogue to show support for Israel amid Arab attacks on Israeli-held lands during Yom Kippur. Morley Zipursky criticized the UN's seven year effort to resolve the Middle East crisis as unsuccessful.
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Neb
Omaha Jawish Federation
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Morley Zipursky
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Yom Kippur
Kipursky
Omaha
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Israel
United Nations
Middle East
Big price tag on fish wildlife study hits Southeast
A government sponsored study estimates the value of wildlife and fishing recreation in the Southeast at 24 billion dollars annually. It notes other regions were not studied and discusses how intangible ecological values are counted against project costs.
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APL
Southerstert
Kant
Walter
Joseph Korvintt
Tte Poverment
Newsin
Southeast
Supreme Court
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Sane
Tno
Maryland
Texas
Arkansas
Orida
Usu
Hens Ln
Horvath
Curtis to Argentina for Peron inauguration
OMAUA Neb API Sen Carl Curtis announced a trip to Argentina to attend the inauguration of President Peron. Curtis would represent President Mixa at the ceremonies while the Peron couple prepares for the formal events. The Nebraska schedule had included several engagements starting October 12 but was canceled.
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Neb
API
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Argentina
Peron
Curtis
Mixa
Man burned to death in car fire near Pomed Neh
A man identified as Richard C. Star, in his early 80s of Clay Center, died in a car fire on a gravel road about two miles southwest of Hare. Clay County Sheriff Lloyd Potting said Star was in the driver seat, no accident seen, cause undetermined. Star ran a car repair service since last April and was originally from Harlan, Iowa. Autopsy ordered.
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Richard C. Star
Clay Center
Hare
Clay
Lloyd Potting
Stale
Stal
Fron
Harlan
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Tow truck on I eighty urged to aid stalled cars
An Omaha traffic captain proposed placing a radio equipped tow truck on Interstate 80 as a safety measure during rush hours. The truck would quickly respond to stalled vehicles and reduce delays and accident risk.
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Neb
William Pattivind
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