Omaha livestock price report from Wednesday
AP dispatch from Omaha Nebraska lists livestock quotations with hogs up to 50 cents higher for barrows and gilts and sows 25 to 100 cents higher. Cattle receipts show steers steady to 25 cents higher, Holstein tones up to 50 cents, heifers steady, and cows 20.50 to 22.00. Sheep see lambs steady, ewes 50 cents lower. Estimated Thursday receipts: 2,000 cattle and calves, 600 hogs, 200 sheep.
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Hoffa vows to burn tapes if Watergate duties arose
In Los Angeles AP dispatch former Teamsters president James Hoffa, 61, says if Watergate had been his responsibility he would have burned the tapes and said they were none of your business. He notes Nixon’s pardon and cites loyalty to the American people. Hoffa references Ford’s pardon as showing courage and loyalty.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Watergate
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Nixon
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Livestock futures dip on Chicago market trading
Commodity quotes show cattle and pork futures moving through sessions on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with mixed settle levels for October through August contracts and notable price gaps between bid and asked figures amid market volatility.
Senate panel opposes 200 mile fishing bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 9 to 8 against advancing a bill to extend U S fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles offshore. The measure, already approved 14 to 2 by the Senate Commerce Committee, faces White House opposition and concerns it could hinder an international accord and provoke others to claim waters harming U S fishing interests. Senate House conferees approve an 382.6 billion defense appropriation bill, 4.5 billion below the Pentagon request but above last year, pending final approvals.
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Defense bill approval trims 4.3 billion from spending
Defense appropriations leaders say the committee cut balances defense needs with federal restraint. The $4.3 billion reduction may shrink further as unused funds transfer to the new fiscal year. The measure tees up 2.6 billion in actual savings this year, with 700 million for Vietnam aid retained. Additional defense outlays of about 50 billion exist in other bills. Natural gas reserves are depleting faster than new supplies.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
House
Senate
Telegram Missing Call 564-2741 At 6 30 P M
A telegram missing is reported with the contact number 564 2741 and a noted 6 30 p m time. The fragment implies a search or missing message event. No location or date clear.
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Hatwean
Fire at Carter Lake Youth Center Raises Arson Suspicions
Officials in Carter Lake speculate arson caused Tuesday morning fire that destroyed the former Carter Lake Community youth education center. Local authorities and investigators are reviewing evidence as the building remains a focus of inquiries.
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Carter Lake Community
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