Grain Market Update From Indiana SMM AD Ta I 1
Grain market brief notes from Indiana show mixed prices and limited trading activity. Markets tracked by Soh SES and Maseu Noda indicate cautious sentiment and small on‑paper gains amid uneven demand.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1978
Page
15
Grain market brief notes from Indiana show mixed prices and limited trading activity. Markets tracked by Soh SES and Maseu Noda indicate cautious sentiment and small on‑paper gains amid uneven demand.
The New York Stock Exchange ended with a mixed performance as traders weighed sector data and economic cues. Major indices fluctuated, while tech and energy shares moved to the forefront amid cautious investor sentiment.
The Dow dips 4.59 to 142.72 while investors await President Carter on Taft-Hartley action. Big Board volume slides to 17.23 million as losses outweigh gains and the NASDAQ and AMEX indices fall. Analysts call the market “on hold” awaiting miners’ moves.
Kienan Speck, in a Chicago Sun-Times interview with Bob Greene, says he killed seven of eight nurses during the 1966 slayings and that an accomplice killed the eighth. Police dispute the claim of any accomplice, noting only Speck acted alone. He describes the robbery attempt, the spit scene, and his killings, including details of the accomplice turning state’s evidence and his own motive.
Bids from firms including Buck's, Browning Ferris, SCA Services and National Serv-All were reviewed for refuse and street maintenance work. Engineer Loyd Line recommended accepting all bids, noting limited competition, with low bids used when available. Cost increases over 1977 levels ranged from 3.5 to 15 percent across materials and services.
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