Wall Street Stocks Mixed Into Afternoon Trading
New York stocks drifted through midday with traders noting higher moves in some industrials and a broad mix across sectors. Dow and Nasdaq indexes showed gains and losses as market activity reflected cautious sentiment and shifting investor priorities.
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New York
UPI
Revlon & AlldChem
Rockwell
Safeway
AlligChal
St. Regis
Nina
Sears
Shell Oil
Simmons
Sperry
T&t
Anaconda
Tenaca BS
Tex
Avco
Utd Corp
Bendix
US Steel
Boving
West UN
Borden
Wetylisky
Capcbdy
Wererh
Colum Gas
Goodrich
WM. Poraste Inco Ltd
IBM
Towa P&l
Jobson
Kennecott
Koysfong
Kopper
Kresper Kroger
Lionel
Maytag
McDdegls
Merck
Minn Min
Mobil
Monsanita
Nat Bise
Olin Corp
Maz Owens-Ill
Penney
PepsiCola
Pfizer
Phil Pet
Procterg
Quak Oat
RUA
Livestock Markets Report From Omaha And Chicago
Hogs steady to 25 higher with various weight classes listed. cattle and calves show mixed moves and prices across steers heifers and cows while sheep see lambs steady and ewes scarce. Chicago Mercantile Exchange contracts for live cattle and frozen pork bellies appear with latest open high low and last figures. 4-H Fair notes record a bake club meeting and upcoming gathering.
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Omaha
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
George Louis
Act
Club
Sipper
Rhonda Shipley
Nashville Brass Fans Enjoy Versatile Columbus Show
Louis H. Rambour notes Nashville Brass led by Danny Davis wowed Friends of Music at Columbus Senior High School. The program mixed radio and recording fame with live bravura including Wabash Cannon Ball and Four Walls, featuring Curtis McPeake on banjo in a sparkling set.
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Louis H. Rambour
Danny Davis
Nashville Brass
Friends of Music
Columbus Senior High School
Carroll Novicki
Nashville
Curtis McPeake
Massachusetts
Trumpeter Davis
RCA
Mr. Davis
Kawliga
Country Music Association
Davis
Rex Peer
Terry Waddell
Glenn Miller
Columbus
Americans gain 6 million acres for recreation under Ford plan
President Ford signs a bill to buy 6 million acres for outdoor recreation over 12 years. Funding climbs from 300 million to 800 million annually with caps in the 1980s and 1990s, plus historic site preservation increases. The measure supports National Park and local government projects and conservation efforts.
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Washingson
Ford
Federal Land and Water Conserration Fund
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Address notice
Subscription rates and mailing details for the Columbus Telegram appear with changes of address and post office guidance. The notice lists rates, holidays observed, and instructions to promptly notify the local postmaster of address changes. It notes publication days and partnership ownership in Columbus Nebraska.
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Focal
Columbus Telegram
McKelvie scholarships awarded to area Agriculture students
Thirteen University of Nebraska Lincoln College of Agriculture students receive the first Samuel and Martha McKelvie scholarships. Three Columbus area recipients are Larry Beleemuuin Platte Center Diane Rupprecht Clarkson and Leonard Koziol Cedar Rapids. Each award totals 700 dollars aimed at two semesters of tuition and fees.
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University of Nebraska- Lincoln College of Agriculture
Samuel and
Martha McKelvie
Columbus
Larry Beleemuuin
Platte Center
Diane Rupprecht
Clarkson
Leonard Koziol
Cedar Rapids
Samuel
Samuel McKelvie
Nebraska
Nebraska Partner
Valentine
Larry Beiermann
UNL
William J. Beiermann
Beiermann
Alpha Zeta
Phi Eta Sigma Honorary
Ag Men
Leonard Kozlol
Karl A. Koziol
Phi Theta Kappa
Platte College
University Wildlife Club
Diane Rupprechi
Richard Rupprecht
Anisul Science
Silver Creek High elects class officers and honors seniors
The Silver Creek article lists senior officers for each class with president and others, names Pep Club officers, and notes Nebraska figures Samuel McKelvie and Larry Beiermann. It profiles students including Beiermann, Koziol, Rupprecht, and Diane Rupprechi with majors, activities, and affiliations.
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Silver Creek
Silver Creek High School
Shelly Wyman
Brian Kershaw
Ann Cursor
Wendy Schmid
Lisa Schl
Karen Lemp
Sharon Slusarski
Sharon Kava
Deb “Konwinski
Pam Sock
Ann Staniec
Jane Cutsor
George Starostka
Todd Condon
Scott Kershaw
Cheryl Feuhrer
Mindy Wyman
Duane van Winkle
Corrine Vetick
Cathy Cave
Chris Vetick
Francine Vetick
St Edward FHA Leader Attends Wheat Division Program
Connie Micek of St. Edward is among a dozen district FHA leaders from Lincoln and Omaha who attended the Wheat Division program in Nebraska. Micek serves as president of FHA District 4. The event aimed to expose girls to Nebraska wheat industry careers in home economies.
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ST. Edward
Connie Micek
Homemakers of America
Lincoln
Omaha
Wheat Division
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Miss Micek
FHA
Nebraska
Deception Attracts Attention In West vWoNT 1997
Bridge notes describe three declarers reaching four spades after a Stayman response and a nuirump opening. West cites deception in books while one declarer plays simply to win. the other two test brilliant plays with heart discards and trumping. October events loom for Platte Valley Corvette Club with Oct 3 speed event, Oct 9 parade, and Oct 16-17 Lincoln festival. contact Larry Cempers at 562-2393.
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East
South
Declarer
Declarers Two
Platte Valley Corvette Club
Omaha
Playland Fark
Lincoln
Larry Cempers
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