Market Summary From New York and Omaha Livestock News
UPI reports midday stock prices in New York with broad gains across Goodyear AldChem IBM Mobil and more. Omaha livestock totals show hogs up 1.75 2.50 higher with cattle and calves rising to 50 and sheep steady to 50 higher. Thursday’s estimates list cattle and calves at 700 hogs 4000 and sheep none.
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UPL
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Goodyear
AldChem
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IBM
Mars
T&t
Town
P&l
Johnson
Kennecott
Kopper
Bea
Merck
Monsanto
Chrysler
Olln Corp
USA
Owens-Ill
CovaCola
St. Regis
Bipaso NG
Exxon
Sears
Firestone
Shell
FardMtrs
Simmons
Fruehaut
Studs
Gen Tel
Texaco
Gen Tire
Uld Corp
US Steel
West UN
Weyerh
Wickes
Woolwrth
UPI
Daw Jones
Omaha
Columbus Telegram Publication Notice and Rates
Columbus Telegram announces publication details for Saturabus Nebraska with postal remarks. It lists subscription rates in Columbus by carter and by mail within Nebraska and rail to other states, plus change of address procedures and contact hours.
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Columbus
Carter
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Speed limit set during bridge repairs on Highway 73-75
The Nebraska Roads Department imposed a 45 mph speed limit on the Highway 73-75 bridge about five miles north of Nebraska City. The reduced limit remains while ongoing bridge repair work is completed.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska poll favors Ford in all Republican races
A World Herald poll shows an all Republican Nebraska trend ahead of the November 2 General Election. President Ford leads Carter 52 to 33 percent, marking Ford's strongest showing yet in state polling.
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Omaha
UPI
Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
Ford
Jimmy Carter
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John ¥. McCallister
Rneb
U.S. Senate
Edward Zarinsky
McCallister
Zarinsky
Joe B. Williams
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World-Herald
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Lee Terry
GOP
John Cavanaugh
Charles Thone
R- Neb
Pauline Andersen
Tincols
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
James Hansen
Gering
Williams
Eugene McCarthy
Roger L. MacBride
American Independent Party
Lester Maddox
FDA bans dyes in food and cosmetics faces industry pushback
The government banned Red No 4 dye for maraschino cherries due to links to canine tumors and adrenal atrophy, while carbon black was banned for cancer risk with no detection tests. Industry groups warned of color changes and market impacts. FDA also announced further color additive actions and reviews amid ongoing food color debates.
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Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Michigan
California
Oregon
Washington
New York
Manhattan
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National Confectioners Association
NPPD could meet Hastings and Grand Island power needs by 1980
Nebraska Public Power District officials said the agency could supply enough electricity for Grand Island and Hastings by 1986 with a new coal fired plant. They noted a potential statewide surplus 1981 to 1985 and discussed the Doniphan site challenge and transmission reliability as the review board weighs the Great Plains Power Agency proposal.
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Hastings
Grand Island
Lincoln
Sec
UPI
Nebraska
Don E. Schaufelberger
Nebraska Power Review Board
Schaufelberger
Great Plains Power Agency
Doniphan
Unt
Gerald Gentleman
Suther
Duniphan
Sutherland
Lincoln Hilton
Bord
Gemini Man debuts September 23 on NBC in review
Television writer Joan Hanaver notes NBC's Gemini Man stars Ben Murphy as Sam Casey who becomes invisible for 15 minutes daily. plot includes a money mad scientist and explosive stakes. Other new shows Holmes and Yoyo ABCs, Mr T and Tina, and The Tony Randall Show on fall slate. Top week’s Nielsen list features Sky Terror, Six Million Dollar Man, Charlie’s Angels, and Happy Days.
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NEW York
UPI
NBC
Sam Casey
Ben Murphy
William Sylvester
Katherine Crawford
Gemini
Casey
Holmes
Yoyo
ABC
John Schuck
Gregory
Yoyo” Yogonovich
Richard B. Shull
Alexander Holmes
Pat Morita
Taro Takahashi
A.C. Nielsen Co
Sky Terror
Fia “Bionia
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Katler
Harney Miller
Baretta
Downing chairs new commission to probe assassinations
Speaker Carl Albert named 12 members of the House to a new commission to study the killings of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King and the assassination attempt on George Wallace. Rep. Thomas Downing will chair. members include Walter Fauntroy Henry Gonzalez Richardson Preyer Louis Stokes Yvonne Burke Christopher Dodd Harold Ford Samuel Devine Burt Talcott Stewart McKinney and Charles Thone. The panel will also have authority to add other cases it designates.
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UPI
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Martin Luther King
George Wallace
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D-Tex
Richardson Preyer
D-N.c
Louis Stokes
Yvonne Burke
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