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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
14
A chaotic OCR summary outlines wheat and corn activity at the Chicago Board of Trade with price quotes, trading tones, and miscellaneous fund movements. It mentions wheat and corn trends, market participants, and various financial figures, reflecting a busy trading day.
Washington AP report notes Democrats chose Rep. William H. Brademas of Indiana as majority whip as Congress plans for January 4 in a reshaped leadership lineup. Republicans reelect John Rhodes as minority leader with Robert Michel as whip and John Anderson as conference chair. Rhodes cautioned that GOP odds would improve in future elections.
Local livestock market prices report disruption as Emge markets close due to a strike at the Emge Packing Plant in Anderson. Muncie livestock offering hogs priced at 6c to 1 dollar with buyers reporting limited demand and shipping delays.
Washington Democrats condemned the Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee for weak nuclear oversight and voted to remove its bill writing power, turning the panel into an advisory group. Rep. Jonathan Bingham led the move, while Rep. Andrew Maguire backed stripping the Ethics Committee. The memorial drive in Madison County raised 485 dollars in October for heart disease battle.
Grephi reports a broad gain on Wall Street after opening profit-taking. The market remained active with investors showing renewed demand despite early pullback.
A cluttered OCR page fragment lists classified sections with pricing per line ads, rental notices, furniture and housewares, autos, funerals, auctions, and personal notices. It includes partial names, dates, and prices alongside stray editorial lines and memorial excerpts from a October era newspaper.
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