Egg Prices Rise in Lincoln Market Report
The USDA Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service notes strength in eggs with good demand. Grade A large 49 to 53 cents, A medium 40 to 47, A small 30, B large 40, undergrades 30, pullets 25, current receipts 3035. Poultry prices unchanged. Also reports a combined session meeting of Cook'n Cutles and Sunshiners on Sept. 14 at Connie Rosno's home, planning a pizza party for Sept. 21 with Lori Gonka and Debbie Dush reporting.
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Neb
Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service
Cook'n Cutles and Sunshiners
Connie Rosno
Lori Gonka
Debbie Dush
Columbus Telegram subscription rates and holidays
The notice outlines subscription rates for Columbus Telegraph area readers with annual and weekly pricing. It mentions holidays including Thanksgiving and Christmas and lists regions in Nebraska and nearby towns. The fragmentary text references delivery days and contact details for renewing or subscribing.
Omaha livestock market quotes steady to higher
Livestock prices in Omaha on Tuesday show hogs steady to 25 higher with various weights quoted, sows up to 50, cattle with steers and heifers steady to strong and some higher, cows mostly steady, select grades and weights given. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with primes and wooled types noted, Wednesday receipts expected at 4,000 cattle and calves, 600 hogs, 500 sheep.
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Neh
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U.S
New noon hour restriction at Schuyler Central High School
Principal Herb Snyder announced a policy making the building off limits to students during the noon hour. Those eating lunch in the cafeteria must leave as soon as meals end and stay outside. The rule remains in effect until bad weather starts.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Central High School
Herb Snyder
Nixon Transition Costs and Briefs From Washington
The government estimates moving Nixon to private life would cost over 1 million, with GSA proposing 850000 over 10 months and 234000 extra for speed. A Nixon aide led group shifts to United States Citizens Congress, while Consumers Union backs a federal safety standard study for lawn mowers. Bicycle safety deadlines may extend four months, and a Fed advisory council warns of limited money and credit, urging support for growth and housing needs.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Joseph M. Montoya
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Arthur Sampson
GSA
Bruce Herschensohn
Nixon
Baruch Korff
United States Citizens’ Congress
National Citizens’ Committee For Fairners
Consumers Union
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Consumer Advocate Group
Federal Reserve Board
Carroll Righter Foretells a Sept 19 1974 Horoscope
The forecast lists zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with advice on promises, career steps, civic work, appearance, and personal growth. It includes guidance for Moon Children, a note on a child born today, and a closing maxim about personal life choices.
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Moon Children
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VIRGO
LIBRA
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Sagittarius
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Aquarius
President confirms CIA acted against Allende
Ford confirms CIA involvement in Chile coup amid Senate subcommittee review of testimony. The panel weighs perjury or contempt charges for Helms and others, while Kissinger faces criticism over denying U.S. involvement. Church says current disclosures blur lines with Soviet policy. Ford defends the action as in the best interests of involved nations.
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Sen
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D-Idaho
Church
United States
Chile
CLA
Scouts clean vacant lot once Ford birthplace site
OMANA NEB AP Scout Troop 388 cleaned a former Ford birthplace site at 32nd and Woolworth on Aug 15 earning a presidential telegram of appreciation noting Ford was once a scout. Eight members participated as the Torch house area nearby was noted for 1071 violence free history.
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Neb
Ford
32Nd
Woolworth Avenues
Silver Creek Visitors and Local Social Notes
Silver Creek man Steve Kubas visited Cheyenne with Mrs. Tom Kubas and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G W Rosch and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilcox left for a trip to Nevada Idaho and Ruppert Idaho to visit Fred Grosch home. Helen and Clara Cheols of Chicago were guests last week in the Frank Stanczyk home. United Methodist women met to quilt with Mamie Bump as hostess. Sam Wyman will host Sept 18 as Everett Hoisington of California visits Nebraska. Hoisington attended the town country club 60th anniversary at the library.
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Steve Kubas
Tom Kubas
Cheyenne
Wyo
G. W. Rosch
Marvin Wilcox
Nevada
Idaho
Fred Grosch
Ruppert
Helen
Clara Cheols
Chicago
Ill
Frank Stanczyk
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Mamie Bump
Sam Wyman
Everett Hoisington
California
Nebraska
Hartington boy dies in late 1974 traffic crash
Hartington Nebraska 16 year old Dean A Roberts died in a head on collision on a county road near Hartington. A one year old passenger Jeffrey Folkers also died the same day. Roberts was Nebraska 278th traffic death of 1974, compared with 287 at this date in 1973.
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Hartington
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska State Patrol
Dean A. Roberts
Jeffrey Folkers
Roberts
West Virginia schools reopen amid protests over textbooks
Kanawha County WV schools resume classes as picketing continues over anti Christian texts. In Boston, 70 percent attendance returns as court ordered busing tests integration while unrest and arrests rise in South Boston. Detroit asks federal court for a new desegregation plan including busing in the city.
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Charleston
W.va
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Tocks
Detroit
National Association For the Ad
Vancement of Colored People
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McCord rejects seeking presidential pardon
HENNIKER New Hampshire AP James W McCord Jr a Watergate conspirator says he will not ask President Ford for a pardon He argues it would compound bypassing the judicial system following Nixon s pardon Ford granted Nixon on September 8 for federal offenses McCord convicted of conspiracy and burglary in the Democratic National Committee break in remains free on appeal after serving none of his 15 year sentence speaking at New England College
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