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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
8
The Indianapolis market reports pig and cattle prices with mixed bids and steady to higher hog values. Cattle and calves show varied activity with slaughter stock steady to weak and bids drifting, while veal and lamb prices indicate modest gains for higher grade lots.
Local market report shows hog prices moving higher led by steady demand. Emge's market notes hogs at 190.20 with hogs and sows showing gains amid active buying.
The USDA market notes hogs steady to 56 cents higher with prices around 47.85 per 100 pounds for 1-3 grade, and sows and heavier weights quoted at 21 to 29 dollars. Slaughter cattle are reported slow to down slightly, with high and prime weights at 32.60 to 33.00, mixed grades around 29.75 to 30.50, and sheep and lambs listed with lighter movement and steady bids. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices reflect a cautious market with firmness in select lots and broader weakness in others.
The New York stock market opened weak and slipped further as selling intensified. The Dow fell, the Nasdaq closed near a yearly low, and volume was light with most of the 20 most active issues down amid profit taking and oversold conditions.
James J. Taylor of Pendleton is chief of the Advanced Mission Studies Section at NASA's Space Center in Houston. He oversees control of the Apollo light from launch to recovery. Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor, holds a BS from Purdue University.
Glenn and Wanda Cake announce a public auction at 1823 Costello Drive Anderson Indiana on Thursday evening July 17 at 3 30 PM. Items include dishes ruby glass carnival glass and various household wares plus cameras blankets curtains and garden items. Auctioneer W Byrne lists terms CASI not responsible for accidents.
Saigon reports light action but confirms a shift to small unit contacts across South Vietnam. In Tay Ninh and nearby areas, U.S. informants say weekend clashes killed 42 enemy with no American deaths, while overall weekly American casualties rise as tiny engagements accumulate.
Dr. John Pruis president of Hall State University will address the Anderson Rotary Club at 12 15 p m today on the fate of higher education In his remarks he will discuss how college administrators face student protests The visit is arranged by Charles E Rittman secretary of the Local Rotary Club and president of the Madison County Ball State Alumni Association Dr Pruis is a Rotarian from Muncie and has a long career in education including presidencies at Ball State Western Michigan and teaching stints at several universities
In Chicago the Court of Appeals cast doubt on the need for spectators to rise when a judge enters. The ruling questions ceremonial deference while noting the early session custom may aid court functioning. Judges called the prior jail sentences for two women excessive.
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