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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1975

Page

10

Kroger stocks surge amid midday market readings

New York shares show Kroger up 20 percent and numerous major securities advancing at midday. Dow Jones Industrial averages rise as traders monitor energy and consumer goods names, with Exxon, Coca Cola, IBM and Procter & Gamble among notable movers.

New York UPI Kroger Litton AlldChem AllisChal Marcor Alcoa Mobil Oil Pwr Monsanto Mtrs Nat Bisc T&t Olin Corp Owens-Ill At Rich Penn Cen Avco Penney PepsiCola Bee Die Pfizer Bendix Phil Pet Procterg Boeing Borden RCA Cai Revlon Rockwell Safeway St. Regis Cessna San Ferid Chrisler Sears Sve Shell Oil Coca Cola Simmons Columbas So Pac ComwEd Sperry Comsat Eds Stons JP Stude CPC Texaco Dana Tex IBM Nick Iowa P&l Johnson Kennecott Kopper Kresge Dow Jones Indus

Omaha Livestock Prices and Tuesday Estimates

Hogs 6 000, butchers 75-1.00 higher, No 1-2 220-235 lb around 60, others 58.50-59.75. sows firm to up 1.00. cattle and calves 7 000, steers weak to 50 lower, cows firm, some primes 1125 lb steer 48.50, heifers 46.00-46.25, various weight ranges. sheep 1 000, trade not established. Tuesday's estimates Cattle 4 500, hogs 5 000, sheep 600.

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Columbus Telegram Subscription and Address Change Notice

The Columbus Telegram lists delivery and mail subscription rates and outlines change of address procedures. It notes carrier delivery at 32.50 per month and annual mail rates 16.00 within specified counties or 25.00 elsewhere, with a directive for subscribers to notify the local postmaster of address changes.

Columbus Neb Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nence Polk Nebraska Columbus Telegram

Halloween ideas discussed at teachers meeting

At a recent Albion gathering 22 teachers discussed art work and games for October and Halloween. Mrs. William Mundschink will host the Little Teachers' Group on November 17.

Albion William Mundschink

Extension clubs elect officers

Albion clubs name new leaders for Thrifty Doors Early Hour and Night N Gals. Officers include presidents Mrs. Robert Bradley and Mrs. John Smith, vice presidents Mrs. LaVern Ketteler and Mrs. Ray Mescher, secretaries treasurers Mrs. Harold Camp and Mrs. Howard Schlecker, with other roles filled by listed members. Three Boone County Home Extension Council members named.

Albion Thrifty Doors Robert Bradle LaVern Ketteler Harold Camp Joe Lorderman Bernard Ruther Ted Kerkman John Smith Ray Mescher Howard Schlecker Robert Eckhoff Boone County Home Extension Council Loran Wallick Smith Eckhoff Night-N-Gals Ron Grapes Larry Bird Lonnie Cumming

Quinlans seek permission to remove daughter Karen's respirator

In Morristown New Jersey a Superior Court judge heard the Quinlans request to turn off the life sustaining respirator for Karen Ann Quinlan who has lain in a coma for six months. Attorney Paul Armstrong argued the family wishes to allow her to return to God with grace and dignity.

Morristown N.J UPI New Jersey Karen Ann Quinlan Miss Quinlan Paul Armstrong Superior Court Robert Muir Jr Karen Ann Karen Joseph T. Quinlan Mary Ellen Armstrong Karen Quinlan Quinlans Quinlan

Tea Meeting Set to Honor Volunteers at Wolf Center

Albion residents of the Wolf Memorial Center will host an Appreciation Tea for all community volunteers on October 27 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m in the Center dining room. Resident council president Agatha Keller and secretary Edith Senften lead preparations.

Albion Wolf Memorial Center Agatha Keller Edith Senften

Court orders back pay for five workers over safety issue

The Labor Department says Morrison Knudsen Inc of Boise Idaho must pay back wages with interest to five Sutherland Nebraska workers fired after walking off their jobs over hazardous conditions. A U.S. District Court in Lincoln filed the judgment without contest enjoining further violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. The firm with NPPD's Gerald Gentleman Station had been unloading rock from railroad cars in strong winds when the incident occurred.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Labor Department Idaho Sutherland, Neb U.S. District Court Lincoln Neb Morrison-Knudsen, Inc Boise Morrison- Knudsen Nebraska Public Power District NPPD Gerald Gentleman Sutherland Local 205 Laborers International Union of North America

Ruth Boettcher named librarian at Midland

Ruth Boettcher, daughter of Pa, will become Midland librarian in November. She currently serves as city librarian at Seward since June 1974, a Midland College graduate, and holds a 1973 MLS from Denver University.

Newman Grove Ruth Boettcher Midland College Fremont Miss Boettcher Seward Denver University

Home Safety Talk at Woman's Club Meeting

Albion residents attended a Junior Woman's Club event at Mrs. Roger Fitzgerald's home where Mrs. Robert Eckhoff spoke on Home Safety and First Aid. Mrs. Rolland Fitchner read I Am a Woman as several members attended. Mary Mueller celebrated her 85th birthday with a surprise party hosted by relatives from David City.

Albion Robert Eckhoff Roger Fitzgerald Mary Mueller David City

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