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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1976

Page

2

Livestock and Grain Markets Report from Omaha and Chicago

Livestock market updates show hogs down 1.00 on a 6 000 head run with mixed weights, cattle and calves trading steady to higher early then steady to weak, loads and primes highlighted, sheep lamb and ewe movements listed. Chicago Mercantile live cattle futures and frozen pork bellies activity appear with multiple price points, while grain quotes for Wheat and Oats run mixed.

Omaha UPI Dee Big Sky Steffes Armstrong Fournier Eblen Richmond Gall Miller Moulton Briggs Nelson Sullivan N. Nelson Stark Perry Peterson Smith Wheatly Davis M. Morris W. Morris N. Novich Christensen Novich Nielsen Ranch Wyoming Hereford Ranch

Fifteen Seek Presidential Ballots in States This Week

The Federal Election Commission notes Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford appear on ballots in all states while Ford and Carter lead among 15 qualified candidates. MacBride tops minor parties with 31 states plus D C, followed by McCarthy in 29. Other contenders include Camejo, LaRouche, Gus Hall and Maddox in various jurisdictions. New Jersey and Washington lead with 12 candidates each.

Washington UPI Jimmy Carter Ford Federal Election Commission Arkansas Georgia Maryland Carter FEC Libertarian Party Roger MacBride District of Columbia Eugene McCarthy Socialist Workers Party Peter Camejo U.S Labor Party Lyndon LaRouche Gus Hall American Independent Party Lester Maddox American Party Thomas Anderson Socialist Labor Party Julius Levin Benjamin Bubar Socialist Party Frank Zeidler Peoples Party Margaret Wright

Platte Center Visitors Return Home After Weeklong Visits

Kathy Jamison left Monday for Canon City Colorado after a week at the Liebig home. Gertrude Bruckner departed for Sidney Nebraska following a week with her sister Agnes. Sunday dinner guests included Debbie and Jackie Liebig of Warrenburg Missouri Pete Monks Alyson Omaha Gene Liebig Kearney and the Gene Kuta family of Columbus.

Platte Center Kathy Jamison Canon City Colo Mrs. Ford Liebig Gertrude Bruckner Sidney Agnes Ford Liebig Debbie Jackie Mark Liebig Warrenburg Pete Monks Alyson Omaha Gene Liebig Kearney Gene Kuta Columbus

Four escaped lions shot after attack near Ringgold Georgia

Police killed four African lions and wounded a fifth after they escaped from a private zoo in Ringgold area. Two female lions remained at large in the north Georgia mountains as deputies hunted at dawn while residents were urged to stay indoors. The owner, Mrs. Linda Keown, said the animals were pried loose with a crowbar and valued about three thousand dollars.

Ringgold, Ga UPI North Georgia Catoosa County Georgia Tennessee Catoosa Hamilton Whitfield Linda Keown

Wilson returns home after California visit

Mrs. Gussie Wilson came back to Bellwood after months with relatives in California. She visited Dan Wilson in Salinas and stayed with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Herb Hastins in Lakewood prior to returning home.

Bellwood Gussie Wilson California Dan Wilson Salinas Herb Hastins Lakewood

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