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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1974

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Livestock futures Quotation Highlights from Omaha and Chicago

Cattle activity shows steers strong to 54 higher and heifers up to 2, with cows steady. Chicago futures on beef cattle, live hogs, and frozen pork bellies list opening ranges, highs, lows, and closes across Oct through Aug contracts, reflecting varied gains and losses in lean hogs and cattle markets.

Shepp Slaughter Lambs Choice Woolgillamus Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Change of address notice in Columbus Nebraska listing firms

A partnership based at 254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601 appears in a notice. The item references a change of address and lists dates, locations, and contact details involving local offices, taxes, and publishing costs. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and places but is incomplete.

27Th Avenue Columbus

Senate Overrules Ford Veto On Railroad Retirement Bill

The Senate overridden President Ford's veto of the railroad retirement bill, enacting a $7 billion federal subsidy into law. It marks the first time Ford's veto has been overridden.

Senate Ford Washington

Omaha keeps transfer policy despite court ruling

In Omaha Nebraska the school district will retain its voluntary transfer policy to improve racial balance. About 90 students transferred in the first term, over 9 percent black, with transfers approved only if they better balance races unless mitigating factors apply. Federal Judge Albert G Schatz dismissed discrimination charges against the district.

Omaha Neb Owen A. Knutzen Federal District Court Albert G. Schatz

Robert Shaw Seeks Writing Time Amid Jaws Shoot

On Martha's Vineyard set for Universal's Jaws star Robert Shaw laments filming delays and his halted novel Flesh and Blood. He reflects on aging, art, and the hard realities of Hollywood while amid the crowded, chilly shipboard shot near the Whiteford. He also discusses The Man in the Glass Booth and his views on law and Eichmann.

Edgartown Martha Steven Spielberg Robert Shaw Spielberg Robert Shaw Martha's Vineyard Universal Pictures Peter Benchtey Ireland Eichmann Roy Helen Mouse Company Boston Globe Ray Pulonius Laertes

Freeing Aramburu Body: Montoneros Raid Recoleta Cemetery

Armed Montoneros guerrillas overpowered cemetery guards at Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires and stole the remains of former president Pedro Aramburu. Police said the takeover involved a hearse and about 20 people, including several women, and marked a bold act against Isabel Peron’s government.

Oscar J. Serrat Associated Press Buenos Aires Argentina Montoneros Pedro 5 Aramburu Isabel Peron Arambury Peron Recoleta Aramburn Lefist Peronist Ary Juan D. Peron Isabel Arambucu

New Rock Island Rail Board Names New Chairman

Chicago AP Directors of the Rock Island railroad ousted president and chief executive Theodore Desch and elected Lewis B. Harder as chairman. The board offered the president role to John W. Ingram, administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration, with Desch remaining as consultant.

Chicago Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Lewis B. Harder Rock Island International Mining Corp John W. Ingram Federal Railroad Administration Ingram Iigram Theodore E. Desch Desch William J. Dixon Union Pacific Railroad

Couple strings along as Lincoln pair build guitar shop

LINCOLN Neb AP Wir ing a building is just not the building guitar Linda Landau and her husband Dale quit their electrician jobs to run a stringed instrument repair and construction shop. After three years business doubles yearly and profits rise though first year income tax shows poverty level. Linda does most repair work and laments hardware salesmen who know little about tools. Dale has built seven instruments including a banjo. They have 17 orders for Tandon guitars for serious amateurs with clients from a farmer to a veterinarian.

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