27 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1974
Page
1
Chicago based livestock futures show bids and asks for beef cattle and hogs across multiple contracts. Prices listed for Oct through Jun expiries with bid and ask figures and notable volume levels. Market abbreviations B Bid A Asked N Nominal included.
Friday market quotations from Omaha and Chicago show livestock and dairy pricing: hogs with barrows and gilts steady to 50 lower at 200-230 lb range 30.50-27.25, sows higher 280-600 lb 29.75-33.00. 8,300 cattle and calves with feeder cattle on offer, cows 21.00-22.75. on day’s receipts 6,500 cattle and calves, hogs 7,000, sheep 1,000. Butter prices in Chicago rise 1% to 2% with 99 score AA at 69.34-70.92.
A fragmented notice from ULLMBES PELE partnership cites changes in a subscription or membership due to a proposed day of independence honoring. It mentions a revenue figure of £1500 per year and references Nebraske, Colerthen Te’enig, and related locations and names in a damaged OCR snippet.
The State Department urged the Senate Finance Committee to overturn a vote blocking trade concessions to Czechoslovakia until postwar claims are paid. The panel linked any relief to payment of 7268 million in claims and 184 tons of Nazi‑stolen gold, controlled jointly by the U.S., Britain and France.
The South Carolina Democratic party opens a convention to recommend a candidate to replace governor nominee Charles Ravenel. Ravenel, 36, Charleston banker, was ruled ineligible by the state Supreme Court for failing the five year residency requirement and a federal panel agreed. The remaining option is a favorable Supreme Court decision.
Detroit Tigers star Al Kaline became the 12th major league player to reach 3000 hits. President Ford telephoned to congratulate him and invited a visit in Washington after Kaline achieved the milestone in a Baltimore Orioles game.
Forecast by Carroll Righter Institute covers Aries through Pisces detailing daily guidance. It advises practical business pitches, social harmony, budget discipline, and education for children born today, ending with a note on sports importance.
A mous tached engineer aged 94, Eliott M. Estes, is the odds on favorite to be GM president as EdCole retires. Richard L. Terrell, 55, is considered the main challenger with Oscar A. Lundin viewed as outsider risk. Directors may also name a new chairman with Thomas A. Murphy expected to rise.
UNL Lincoln AP reports Chancellor James Zumberge says a new program will evaluate academic quality and financial accountability for taxpayers. All university programs will be reviewed under the system, with six previously identified areas of excellence subjected to more thorough scrutiny. Poland was partitioned by Germany and the Soviet Union on September 28, 1999.
Everett Loury of the Internal Revenue Service Nebraska says taxpayers in the state are the nicest in the world due to few delinquents and steady filings. He notes 1974 refunds reached 496,756 with an average of 316.58, and urges accurate records. He expects limited tax law changes and possible simplification of forms to ease filing. CARD PARTY SCHUYLER Holy Trinity Guild hosts a public party on Friday Sept 27 at Heun featuring 500 Pinochle Taroks and Canasta for area women.
Lincoln Nebraska AP officials from the Department of Roads challenged a fiscal staff report claiming 59 percent inefficiency among highway maintenance crews. Roads Director Tom Doyle defended the crews as less than 10 percent inefficient and questioned lack of written schedules and timing data.
OPPD warns against a metallic coated kite called a 45 Mylar Dragon Kite due to risk of contacting power lines. Safety Director Robert Ward urges careful kite material choice after a near contact caused a power outage and notes wires with metal tinsel are dangerous. Fly kites away from lines to prevent injuries or deaths.
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