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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1975
Page
2
New York stock market at midday shows a mixed picture with the Dow Jones industrials at 896.82, down 0.37 points. The broader market also displays mixed gains and declines across sectors and key equities, reflecting cautious trading.
UPI notes hogs closing lower across weights with 200 head at 58.00 for 220-250 lb, several 57.00-57.50, and 55.0-56.50 for 250-270 lb. Sows down 1.75-2.25. Cattle and calves tally 3,500 with steers and heifers steady to 25 lower, primes at 49.50 for 1,179 lb steers, and cows 20.50-23.50. Sheep 200 with lambs 44.00-45.00 for 90-105 lb, ewes scarce. Thursday estimates show cattle 600, hogs 5,000, sheep none.
UPI notes live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading in Chicago with varying open high and low figures. The report lists contracts and latest sales across Dec Feb Mar May and other months, with price points and futures activity for live cattle frozen pork bellies and live hogs.
The Nebraska Elementary Music Educators announce Sally McBride of Corvallis Oregon as clinician for a mid day workshop at the Radisson Lincoln East Ballroom. Alvara Ramm of Columbus will preside over workshop sessions and the luncheon.
President Ford escaped unharmed when a yellow 1967 Buick rammed the right front of his limousine at Market and Talcott Streets. Hartford police admitted failing to guard the intersection, while the driver Jaen Slate of Meriden faced blood testing with no charges yet filed.
George Wallace travels through Western Europe under heavy security typical of heads of state. Belgian authorities clear the runway at Abelag, Wallace arrives in Brussels in a wheelchair, then moves to the Europa Hotel amid motorcycle police. He meets Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Margaret Thatcher, aiming to bolster foreign affairs knowledge and bolster his 1976 presidential prospects.
Washington reports show 10 Democrats one independent and two rivals combining to raise about 13 million dollars for 1986 contests with roughly 10.7 million spent. George Wallace led the field with about 5.2 million raised, while waves of money for other contenders reflect heavy fund raising and frontier debt.
Oct 12 18 youth activities week observed in David City by Rotary Club led by Father Adrian Herbek. Community committee members Skip Trowbridge and Jim Egr outline plans for 1975 16 including four Vocational Technical scholarships and weekly high school student participation in luncheon programs plus efforts to help crippled children attend camp.
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