20 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1976
Page
1
Content aggregates stock market notes for Columbus and Omaha markets with live cattle, pork bellies, and hog futures. Includes regional pricing, opening highs and lows, and general market activity as reported by Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Omaha livestock listings.
Mr and Mrs HJ Michael of San Lorenzo Calif visited the Tony Hiller family for several days. Mrs Ann Michael attended over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Dick Michael and Loreen of Norfolk also visited, as did Mr and Mrs Kenny Blanlid of Bloomfield on Sunday. Paul Bykerk and family hosted a birthday dinner for Joyce Bell and Maude Kallendach with several families present.
United Air Lines announces three changes to Omaha Eppley service amid competition from American Airlines. By December 16 one DC10 Omaha Chicago Newark flight changes to a stretch DCB, and from January 5 additional modifications cut one Denver to Los Angeles midday DC10 flight to a Roelnp TH while total daily departures drop from 20 to 19.
Grai Dee Mar by Sep Dee is noted with dates spanning May dy Nov dan and Aug. The fragment references months and names without clear context or event details suitable for a full report card.
The grain futures section shows mixed results across Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans with fluctuating high and low values. Notable figures include Wheat around 292 and 313 percent ranges, Corn near 264 to 278 percent, and Soybeans around 625 to 649 with multiple readings.
Incumbent regent and University of Nebraska Board candidate Dr. Robert Koefoot calls for unified planning across NU campuses and state colleges to reduce duplication. He cites a proposed Sidney cosmeticology program and a $15 million cardiovascular center as examples of unnecessary spending and stresses alignment with student demand and taxpayer capability.
In URANS ISLAND Neb UPI Sam Grasmick leads the Nebraska Association of Housing and Renewal Authorities citing a shortage of decent sanitary housing for low income families and the elderly. Meetings begin in various towns this week as federal limits on rent tied to income are explained.
The Wyoming Hereford Ranch, a 35.06 acre historic cattle operation near Cheyenne, may be sold soon. Glenn W. Nielsen of Nielsen Enterprises says negotiations are underway though timing is uncertain after a Sept dispersal sale and upcoming equipment auction. About 1,300 acres will be withheld for an industrial complex with access to a freeway and railroad.
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