Omaha Livestock Market Prices Report
Omaha Neb AP cattle and calves 3900 hogs 6000 sheep 1000 trading not established at 1045 p.m. Estimated receipts Tuesday cattle and calves 5000 hogs 6000 sheep 700. Barrows and gilts steady to strong with some 35 higher. US 1 8 200 270 lb 37.00 47.35 mostly 37.25. Sows 100 higher. 275 65 to 2800 3300. Steers and heifers unevenly 100 2.00 higher. cows 50 75 higher. Selected 1150 lb steers 45.50. 975 250 lb 49.50 45.0. 950 1000 lb heifers 44.00 44.28. 850 1025 lb cows 42.00 43.75. Utility and commercial cows 39.00 25.00. some utility dairy-breds.
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Fremont men charged in State Bank of Jon charges
Four Fremont area men face federal armed robbery charges after last Friday’s bank holdup at the State Bank of Jon. Suspects William G. Everit and Donald E. Palmer, Clarence R. Thurlow, and Handy Jacobsen were arrested by Saunders County deputies or apprehended in Fremont. About $1,100 was taken and recovered in a nearby field. The men, residents of Fremont and Cedar Bluffs, were turned over to federal authorities for arraignment in Douglas County.
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Accidents in Columbus and Platte County Injure One
Police and sheriff reports list 12 incidents with one person injured. Multiple collisions involve residents from Creston Ericson Enid Lincoln Platte Center and Columbus with vehicle damage ranging from $60 to $1000. A farm picnic scene and Scout awards are noted.
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Guy W. Bingham
Enid
Okla
Daniel J. Janicek
Savi City
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Eugene R. Wieser
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Lincoln
17Th Avenue
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Platte Center
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Senate agenda flags commodities trading rules this week
Washington AP reports the Senate plans to focus on a proposed independent commission to curb abuses in the commodity futures market while the House returns from an extended Labor Day recess. The agenda also includes a controversial measure on broadcasting royalties and a pay raise delay for federal employees. Senate posts and House actions shape week ahead.
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Horoscope ARIRG War 21 to Apr 01 overview
Zodiac readers receive guidance for Taurus and ARIRG periods with finance, social life, and civic tasks. The piece urges practical planning, listening before acting, and improving relationships while noting potential energy shifts and personal duties across the listed dates.
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Tragic TWA crash kills 88 aboard in Ionian Sea
A Boeing 707 en route from Tel Aviv to New York with stops in Athens and Rome plunged into stormy seas west of Kefallinia after an engine failure. Among the dead were 17 Americans including a child, with nine crew and several passengers identified. Officials cited high winds and wreckage scattered across the water as search efforts continued.
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Three Nebraska traffic deaths raise yearly toll
Three people died in Nebraska traffic accidents over the weekend. A head on collision near Hartington killed 16 year old Jeffrey Fothers, a passenger in a car driven by Denn rts, both of Hartington, and a second vehicle driven by Cedric Ludbeck of Hartington. A separate one car crash near Maxwell killed Ronnie Stubbs, 26, of North Platte, with passenger Roland J. Halouska, 31, of North Platte, dying Sunday in a hospital. The driver James Soames, 21, of North Platte, survived. Nebraska road fatality total for the year reached 273, compared with 283 on Sept 9, 1973.
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States Patrol
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Landon Turns 87 in Quiet Topeka Birthday
Alf M. Landon observes his 87th birthday quietly in Topeka Kansas. The former Republican presidential candidate still stays active in public life and plans to reach 90. He rides horseback along the Kansas River each morning on Old Red, reads multiple newspapers daily, and remains politically engaged decades after his 1936 loss to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Mexican army frees senator and aides after 34 months
The Mexican army freed Sen. Ruben Figueroa and four aides held captive for 34 months by guerrilla leader Lucio Cabanas. Cabanas eluded troops as the search continued in the Sierra Madre de Atyac region. The operation marked a major success for President Luis Echeverria's stance on political kidnappings.
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Primaries Reach 13 States and District of Columbia
Voters in 13 states and the District of Columbia head to the polls Tuesday to nominate candidates for Congress and gubernatorial races. Incumbent governors face stiff primary opposition in several states while five United States senators seek new terms. Major Democratic battles unfold in New York and Massachusetts with Republicans defending key governor and Senate seats alongside several open gubernatorial contests in states like Arizona and Connecticut. The District of Columbia holds a crowded mayoral race where appointed Mayor Walter Washington and Clifford L. Alexander lead the Democratic primary, effectively deciding the election.
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Rouse Named President of Columbus Big Brothers Group
Gerald Rouse is installed as president of the Greater Columbus Big Brother Association with Gerald Micek as vice president Virginia Miller secretary and Hugh Polson treasurer. Past president Bill Schneider announces four new directors including Rev James Buschelman Gerald Frieze Hugh Polson and Charles Seeger.
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Dyas resumes 734 mile walk across 1st District
Hess Dyas, Democratic candidate for Congress in Nebraska's 1st District, resumes his 734 mile walk after a pause on August 29 due to phlebitis. He was hospitalized in Lincoln.
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