16 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1974
Page
1
USDA and AP report livestock prices in Omaha with hogs 50-75 lower, sows 25-60 lower, cattle steers and heifers mostly 1.14-1.50 lower, cows down 1.00 to 1.50, load choice steers around 42.50, various weights for cattle and calves. Sheep some lambs 35.50-36.00, receipts forecast 4,000 cattle and calves, 600 hogs, 500 sheep. Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures activity noted.
Fragmented OCR shows notices on local prices, distribution, and address changes. Mentions wartime consumer focus, postal handling, and subscription details for Columbus Nebraska region with various prices and delivery notes.
Three Columbus area students are among 143 upperclass recipients of Regents scholarships at the University of Nebraska Lincoln for 1974 75. One year tuition covering scholars based on GPA with mid year percentile rankings. Jerome Schulz of Columbus chemistry senior, Mary Woodrick English senior, John Soulliere Platte Center prexientistry sophomore.
Aries through Pisces forecasts outline daily influences with guidance on cooperation, caution, and timing. Advice covers work, finances, social behavior, and personal growth, ending with a note that personal effort shapes fate.
Ed ward B. Miller plans to leave the National Labor Relations Board chair, citing failure to push a board reorganization and personal reasons. The 14 year veteran says he would not accept a second term, noting the five member panel cannot efficiently handle a record 1,520 decisions in unfair labor practices and representation over the year. The workload has grown since 1935 and a case now takes about two years to reach an enforceable decision.
OMARA Neb AP Police said Fredrick Black 52 was killed in an Omaha shooting Saturday night during an argument about a syaman A 53 year old man and his 45 year old wife were booked on suspicion of homicide Olson said Black died of a gunshot wound in the back
President Ford’s staff shakeup gains speed as Alexander Haig signals his resignation and Kenneth Cole plans to leave. Officials foresee departures from key posts including staff secretary Jerry Jones, shaping a broader reorganization and reducing Nixon-era holdovers.
A dubious ad copy touts Fasterth as a denture adhesive that supposedly secures dentures during eating and talking. It claims the product provides security and comfort, encouraging regular dental visits for overall health.
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