19 Oct 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1974
Page
1
Weekly livestock quotations spread across hogs, cattle, and sheep with price ranges. Hogs steady to higher on barrows and gilts. sows up to 150 higher. Steers and heifers mostly lower. cows mixed. Sheep slaughter lambs up and ewes down. market notes include weights and prime ratings. Local column mentions Columbus addresses and distribution details.
The Astrograph provides daily hints for all zodiac signs. Aries gains via a helpful ally. Taurus should consider two changes and move on. Gemini plans fun early then faces serious tasks. Cancer needs activity and outdoor time. Leo seeks social variety with Libran friends. Virgo may take a firm stand on a family issue. Libra should awaken interest in ideas and align with planners. Scorpio should not hesitate to ask favors. Sagittarius should take over to organize group efforts. Capricorn should drift with events and avoid wasted effort. Aquarius excels with groups. Pisces should drive effort toward major goals and think win.
A dated compilation of zodiac insights offers Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Aquarius messages for October 20 1974. It urges decisive action, caution against overcautiousness, and advises addressing responsibilities, relationships, and lingering resentments with civility.
District 2 leaders and neighborhood chairs of Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council conducted their fall leader training Tuesday at Loup Power District. Mrs Bud Abbott of Shelby led the event with Mrs Ed Weedward teaching songs for leaders from Columbus, Madison, Schuyler, Duncan, Cedar Rapids and Shelby. Lucile Miller, executive director, showed a film Decisions Decisions.
In Lincoln, Michael Jackson, owner of Jado Investment Co., said there was no conflict between his legislative subcommittee testimony and earlier statements by Gov. J James Exon about a Omaha building lease. Exon had said Jackson discussed financing. Jackson disputed that before the lease signed July 28, 1971. The subcommittee adjourned to review canceled checks showing $800,000 loan use. Jackson, a Douglas County Board candidate, criticized the hearings as politically motivated. Cornerstone Lincoln federal building ceremony noted by officials.
Eleven men and one woman seek seats in the Nebraska legislature by challenging incumbents including Roland Luedtke Wally Barrett and Harold Simpson. Several races involve attorneys ranchers professors and a longtime clerk as campaigns heat up in Lincoln and surrounding areas.
A reader asks about bohemian lifestyle clashing with parental expectations. The column urges self‑examination through the Bible, warning that everyone is self-willed, and presents salvation as the gift of eternal life to those who receive Christ. For a free booklet, write to Box 27, Amantexa, NJ 07657.
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