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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1975
Page
1
UPI reports Dow Jones indices in New York at 1 j.m. CST with the 30 industrials up 4.57 to 42.20, the 20 transports up 1.35 to 1BA.58, and the 15 utilities up 0.07 to 82.09, while Masters reaches 257.01, up 1.38.
Hogs 9000 head with prices 2.00 to 2.50 lower for weights over 250 pounds. No 1-2 220-320 lb around 52.50. sows 73-150 lower. Cattle and calves 700 head with steers and heifers steady to 0 lower. cows down about 2.00. best steers 1450 lb 45.00-48.50, 950-1150 lb cattle 40.00-45.00. heifers 750-975 lb 38.00-44.00. cows 21.00. sheep none. Friday estimates: cattle and calves 7,000 hogs 3,000. Grain futures noted in CHICAGO report.
Edward Raskey Jr., partner in Raskey Honda Motor Co., Brainard, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Warren K. Urbom to 30 days, 60 days, and six months in prison with fines totaling 6 000 dollars for three federal income tax evasion counts. Con secutive terms start November 12 with additional taxes and penalties to be determined by the IRS.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange listing mixed bid offers across livestock futures with Dec Apr and Feb contracts showing varied highs lows and latest sales figures for live cattle hogs and pork belly futures. Prices range with Dec at 44.25 earlier highs near 49.50 and later 42.87, while Apr trades around 39.40 to 40.99 and Feb pork belly around 04.02 to 04.02.
Columbus Telegram publishes daily with holidays noted. Subscriptions cost 4.39 per month delivered by carrier in Columbus and 41.60 per year by mail to surrounding counties. 25.20 per year elsewhere. Change of address via postmaster. Classified and misc text includes garbled lines and contact hints.
Former South Vietnamese vice president Nguyen Cao Ky quit the University of Florida platform after a heckling session by about 900 students who mocked his stance on U.S. troop returns. He left under guard after a question alleging heroin involvement sparked his departure.
A federal judge dismissed a 1065 count indictment against ABP’s group vice president cattle procurement Robert B.E. Lee, while leaving rulings on Frank R. West and two other defendants unsettled. The order followed questions about the sufficiency of evidence presented to the grand jury.
A 1000 pound baby elephant named Irene broke loose during a nursing home benefit in Miami, running a mile through a neighborhood. She toppled a realtor office window, dented cars, knocked hedges, and was captured after police pinned her with a leash. trainer James Silverlake described her as normally well behaved.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and son Greg visited Ray Clark and H L Clark at St Josephs in Omaha. They called on their daughter Mrs Robert Cunningham and family in Columbus and attended Family Appreciation Day Banquet at York College. Their son Bill acted in The Mikado and majors in music while teaching the Pep Band.
The Wycliffe Associates dinner will occur at First United Methodist Church in Rising City on Saturday November 8 at 7 p m. Proceeds support Bible translation and light outreach. Harold Leasure will speak on construction efforts for bases in South America, the U S, and the Philippines. Reservations advised via local contacts.
Kiwanis officers were installed at a dinner in Albion Monday night. Officers include Ron Lind president Ralph Schmadeke president elect Gerald Jordan vice president Herrold Mien treasurer Bernard Holmes secretary. Board of directors features Carson Fitzgerald Randy Stephenson Melvin Levan der James Van DeWalle Glen Ramsey Arnold Norskov Harold Taylor and James Wolf. Lieutenant Governor Rufus Sheldon of Nebraska Iowa District 4 attended the ceremonies.
The note explains that the term Jove or Poeuf resembles the colloquial goose egg, likening egg analogies in language. It cites the comparison as part of a linguistic snippet from the United Press International archive.
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