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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1970
Page
14
AP dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog trading opened fairly active then slowed with mixed carcass and weight ranges. Cattle, calves, and sheep also recorded: steers and heifers steady, cows weak, bulls steady. slaughter lambs strong with primed weights listed alongside prices.
Sum mitville Bank & Trust Co named Executor on July 16 1970. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Clerk Alpha E Byrum Madison Circuit & Superior Courts. Harold J Anderson Attorney. Aug 4 notice appears in Madison County records.
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange closed narrowly mixed in light trading. The UPI marketwide indicator was down 0.05 percent on 1,526 issues, with 612 declines and 601 advances. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.55 to 729.67 as volume ran about 7 percent of Friday’s level. Heavily traded included Wey erhauser EMI Plessey and Berkey Photo.
Wheat rose 7 to 14 cents on the Board of Trade while corn fell 1 to 12 and soybeans slipped 1 to 2. Oats were mixed and rye varied. Hedging appeared in wheat with back spreads on the highs as commission houses sold corn futures and oats spread against corn in March and December. Soybeans closed lower on profit taking. Outside markets closed higher.
Notices announce filing of Goldie Fern Rockwell estate in Madison County with a petition to settle and distribute. The Schwarz trust final account hearing is set for August 11 in Anderson with objections invited. A public notice covers an FCC amendment by Eastern Broadcasting for WHUT in Anderson on 97.9 MHz, pending since 1969.
Marine Midland shows a five year earnings CAGR of 15 percent with a 17 percent per share gain in Q1 1970. A slow Q2 due to lower loan yields and higher funding costs tempers growth but the firm remains a high quality long term hold with diversified sector exposures. Dentsply International faces renewed interest after a new plastic sealant for teeth boosts near term prospects despite uncertain patent timing.
Chicago Board of Trade activity shows Wheat up while Corn and Soybeans drop, with oats and rye mixed. Reports cite spring wheat concerns and hedge activity including back spreads, with commission houses buying wheat futures and commercial firms selling corn futures in September.
Readable lines show livestock bids at Marhoefer's Muncie yard with cattle and lambs listed by weight and grade. The piece also includes Standard and Poors indexes and Dow Jones figures with hourly to close values and variations.
Mabel C Davies as administratrix petitions Madison Circuit Court for authority to distribute assets of ESTATE NO CE 69 20. Final accounting and objections, if any, must be filed by July 14 1970. Notice by Superior Davisson Davisson & Davisson.
A teenage girl and a woman were killed Monday afternoon in Tippecanoe County when the car ran off U S Highway 52 about a mile west of Montmorenci near the Benton County line. Victims Rhonda M. Hughes 17 Kentland and driver Ione H. Peterson 49 Eau Claire Wis were thrown from the car and the vehicle landed on them.
Hogs steady 190 240 lbs 24.15 25.15. 240 300 lbs 21.90 24.40. sows 19.25 and down. Ch steer, heifer 28.00 31.00. good steers and heifers 26.50 28.50. Bulls 28.00 and down. Old corn shelled 1.24. Local grain values listed.
A string of public auctions scheduled across Pendleton and Greenfield Indiana lists Woodworking co antiques real estate household goods and various items. Auctions include Er t L Prigg Eva H Beck ner estate at 219 East High Pendleton and multiple sales on August 1 and August 8 led by James Co Bradley John Cecil auctioneers with locations at Jackson Street Chestnut Street Pearl Street and Greenfield avenues.
The F111 warplane nears flight readiness after one aircraft graduation from torture tests as the Air Force plans to return 200 plus grounded units to service by December. The program faced five groundings and fifteen crashes, with high costs and production revisions at General Dynamics.
Mrs. Ardelie Dow of Coventry hosts 45 to 50 service members who exchange letters with her, calling them her boys in Viet Nam. Despite illness and paralysis, Dow writes to servicemen via chaplains, sharing that mail eases loneliness and lifts morale for both sides.
The Port of Hong Kong covers about ten square miles in area. This detail appears in a historical overview of the port's size and regional footprint.
Elwood police arrested 19 year old Thomas L. Kurtz on a preliminary charge of marijuana possession. Judge Michael Tancey set bond at 2000 dollars. Kurtz was lodged in Madison County jail after being arrested near the Elwood police station on South A Street at 105 PM Monday.
A two car crash on an overpass in Gary killed two people and a woman pedestrian died in rural White County after weekend crashes killed 11 on Indiana highways. Clara Troxel 57 of Walcott died crossing a White County road. Charles Mathew Wolcott said she waited for an auto to pass and stopped in front of his truck. Casillas East Chicago was charged with reckless driving but died later. Lorene Edgman Gary died at the scene. Edgman husband James was injured. Earlier, Jerry Hammer Holland died in a separate crash on Indiana 161. Le land Jannisch Gary died of a heart attack, not a traffic fatality.
Senator Birch Bayh charge Nixon administration drags its heels on women’s rights. He cites lack of plain endorsement for a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equality under the law regardless of sex and notes no administration witness testifying before his subcommittee. Bayh says the task force recommendations remain unacted.
A Flying Tiger DCs transport plane struck a coral reef while approaching Kadena Air Base in Okinawa and broke apart killing four crewmen. The aircraft carried military cargo and mails as it crashed into the sea near the base.
Summary of stock market closings notes and dividend symbols used in the newspaper. It explains that sales are in hundreds unless shown in tens and lists letters indicating dividend types and fractions used in quotes such as 32nds 64ths 2%ths 128ths and sixteenths.
Markets at a glance show mixed American stocks and mutual funds in light trading on Monday in New York. Bonds move irregularly as U.S. government notes trade lower. London futures rise, while Chicago grain futures show mixed moves across wheat oats and soybeans.
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