Stocks Take Breather After Recent Rally
NEW YORK AP Stocks paused after two days of gains as the Dow Jones 30 rose 1.41 to 919.90 at 2 p.m. The NYSE saw a 4 to 3 advancer to decliner edge with brisk turnover though shy of Wednesday’s 22.27 million shares. Analysts tied the move to Nixon's Vietnam withdrawal speech and mixed results across sectors. AA data show Tobacco, Steels, Farm Implements and Aircraft led advances. Building Materials and Drugs lagged. NYSE, Amex name checks included Trans World Airlines warrants, Milgo Electronic, Canadian Javelin, Fibreboard warrants on active lists.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
U. S
Vietnam
American Stock Exchange
Trans World Airlines
Milgo i Electronic
Javelin
Dividend footnotes explain irregular disbursements and codes
Unofficial sales figures accompany a table of dividends with notes on regular versus special payments. Footnotes labeled a through z and other symbols define stock dividends, liquidations, ex dividend dates, accumulative issues, and warrants. The text clarifies timing and cash value estimates for 1970 and 1971 actions and codes.
East Iowa Youths To Tokyo Session
Nine Scouts from Hawkeye Area Council will attend the 13th annual World Scout Jamboree in Japan from August 2 to 10, joining more than 20 000 Scouts from 97 nations under the theme For Understanding. Cedar Rapids participants include Zeke Haley Bruce Bascom Lester Bascom John Shaver Dick Gourley Bruce Hamous Randy Schaffer and John Ross with Fred Tibbits from Robins. Bob George of Anamosa leads as adult leader.
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Hawkeye Area
Japan
Hawkeye Council
Zeke Haley
Bruce Bascom
Lester Bascom
John Shaver
Dick Gourley
Bruce Hamous
Randy Schaffer
John Ross
Cedar Rapids
Fred Tibbits
Robins
Bob George
Anamosa
Wheat futures rise as beans slip in mid-session rally
CHICAGO AP reports wheat futures gained nearly 3 cents Thursday while soybeans finished sharply lower. Old crop soybeans closed down 2 percent, May at 2.90. Wheat rose about 2 percent, May at 1.62. Corn was irregular and oats were little changed at May contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain price listing
Wheat No 2 soft red 1.68, No 2 hard red 1.61. Corn No 2 yellow 1.53. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.752. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.90 and Soybean oil 11.21.
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Chicago
Chicago UPI Market Summary Potatoes Butter Eggs and Prices
Chicago markets show total potato shipments at 354 with track 81 and arrivals 16. demand steady for best moderates and fair for others. Idaho russets reach 4.45 to 4.55 and 4.50 in rolling sales. Red River Valley round reds mixed from 2.60 to 2.35. Butter prices delivered steady with 93 and 92 scores at 67.784 and 90 score at 65.784. Eggs delivered to Chicago show mixed cents per dozen for 80 percent or better with jumbo 41-44, extra large white 36-38, large white 34-36, mediums 29-32. retailers’ grade A cartons Delivered show extra large 2-49, large 3-12-47, mediums 4-41.
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Idaho
New York Egg Markets Hold Steady Amid Moderate Offerings
Wholesale egg offerings are moderate with good demand on Thursday. Standards 35 to 37 2. Whites show fancy large 40 to 43 2, fancy medium 33 12 to 36, fancy smalls 24 to 25. Butter offerings are adequate with fair demand and prices unchanged.
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USDA
California Man Denies Part in Check Scheme
Lorne Girletz a 44 year old Santa Monica California man indicted in May 1970 pleaded not guilty to six counts charging a check kit ing scheme involving banks in Colorado and Iowa He was arraigned in Cedar Rapids federal court with trial set for May 24 bond set at 10000 The indictment covers alleged fraud from March to June 1968 involving Riceville State Bank in Riceville Iowa and Rocky Mountain Bank in Lakewood Colorado The scheme allegedly used the US mails to transfer checks and relied on time intervals for funds to clear The counts detail five specific transactions ranging from five thousand to twenty five thousand dollars and a general count outlining the scheme The case faced arraignment delays due to difficulties serving notice and Girletz Canadian status and absence from the US The maximum penalty is 1000 fine and five years in prison per count
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Colorado
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Lorne Girletz
Edward J. McManus
Girletz
Riceville State Bank
Rocky Mountain Bank
Lakewood
Colo
Riceville
Girlett
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
McManus
Evan Hultman
Daniel H. Greenberg
New York
U. S
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K. W. Fuelling
Goldberg
Los Angeles
Fuelling
California
Friday Estimate Chicago Cattle Receipts
AP reports Friday official estimated receipts for cattle at 2,000 head. The USDA figures reflect early market estimates for the Chicago area, detailing cattle inventories expected to move through the market.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago cattle market steadies amid modest supply
In Chicago, cattle trading shows a small supply with steady prices. Utility and commercial cows move at 19.25 to 21.00, with a few high dressing utilities at 21.25 to 21.50, while canner and cutter grades run 18.00 to 20.25 as demand remains fairly active.
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USDA
Des Moines Live Cattle Prices Mixed As Trade Holds
Des Moines UPI reports moderate trade and fair demand for cattle. Butchers and sows steady with Thursday estimate at 65,000, Wednesday 106,000, week 69,000 and year 72,000. U.S. 1-3 200-230 lb butchers 15.75-17.00, 230-240 lbs 15.50-16.50, 2-3 240-260 lbs 15.00-16.00. Sows and heavier categories range 14.75-15.00 for 270-330 lb sows and down to 11.75-13.25 for heaviest, with broader 330-550 lb brackets.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Midwest meat trade report from Des Moines prices
USDA market summary from Des Moines shows mixed beef and pork movements. beef steady to lower with 800-900 lb steer values around 52.00 to 52.50 and 600-700 lb steers around 51.00. pork trades active with varied weights and bases including Boston butts 50 higher and seedless bellies steady to higher. detailed quotes list many weight classes and price ranges.
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Des Moines
USDA
Boston
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Sioux City market recap shows hogs up to 50 lower on some lots and 7 lower on others with heavy weights 190 to 230 pounds at 16.50 to 16.75. Sows ease 25 lower, weights 330 to 620 pounds at 14.50 to 15.00. Cattle at 700 head, market not established.
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Sioux City
U.S
Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported at Omaha Market
UPI reports hogs unevenly lower across weights with 1-2 200-225 Ib at 17.00 to 17.50, 2-3 240-270 Ib at 15.50 to 16.00, and 3-4 280-325 Ib at 14.50 to 15.00. Sows weaken to 25 lower, cows mostly steady with utilty and commercial at 20.00 to 21.50, and canners 17.50 to 20.00. Cattle and calves show limited test with steers 31.75 to 32.50, heifers 30.00 to 31.00, and cows 27.00 to 30.00 in moderate activity.
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Omaha
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Slips While Friday Closure Noted
Prices paid on Thursday for Cedar Rapids hog market fell 25 to 50 cents. Bulk cattle deliveries ranged 16.00 to 16.60 for 200 to 230 lb butchers. Sows 14.75 to 15.25 for 300 lb and under. Over 230 lb butchers trimmed 25 cents per 10 lb, 250 lb cap. Over 250 lb cut 50 cents per 10 lb. Packers trimmed 25 cents per weight grade 300-360 lb, 50 cents for 360-500 lb, 75 cents above 500 lb. Market closed all day for Good Friday. Sheep values listed with lambs 25-27 dollars, ewes 5-6 dollars. Delivery prices show corn 1.33 and soybeans 2.72 per bushel, with 36 lb gallons listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Innocent Plea In Belle Plaine Postal Burglary
A Des Moines man pled not guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court Thursday to two counts of an indictment filed in connection with a postal burglary case. The plea marks a step in the federal investigation and outlines potential penalties upon conviction.
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Belle Plaine
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Connec
Post office commendations awarded to three
Three postal workers received commendations for exemplary service. Details and photo on page 8 highlight the awards ceremony and the individuals honored for their dedication to customer service and efficiency.
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Post Office
Belle Plaine post office burglary suspect named
Marion K. Black, 30, is charged with post office burglary and transporting a stolen car from Picayune to Belle Plaine. Released on $2,000 bond, his trial is set for May 6. Indicted by a Fort Dodge grand jury last week, two other suspects Joseph Hill and William Bell remain jailed. nothing was stolen. Belle Plaine police chief Richard Novotny, Postmaster Harold Daily, and postal employee Don Janss aided in capturing Hill and Bell.
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Marion K. Black
Picayune
Miss
E. J. McManus
Black
Fort Dodge
Joseph Hill
William Bell
Hill
Bell
Richard Novotny
Harold Daily
Don Janss
City Briefs and Local Ads Mix Weekend Notices
Local briefs announce Parents Without Partners Friday eat out at Scoreboard 740 Tenth St Marion and last minute appointments at Petite Salon 377 4848. Refuse collection reports no changes on Good Friday at Executive Plaza 4403 1st Ave SE with spaces for rent 366 2788. Macrame cords beads books new stock Nimmer 364 8546. No regular luncheon for High Twelve Friday. attendees urged to attend Good Friday services at First Presbyterian 310 Fifth St SE. Adv items note Mackenzie’s Spring specials 364 1193 and Wilson Beauty Salon 377 0550. Brother of Mrs Hutchcroft Reynold Huemann funeral Saturday Johnsburg MN. Milk glass Easter bud vase $3 50 Pier son’s Florists 1800 Ellis Blvd NW Adv free airline ticket schedules fares info 366 1504 Travel and Transport. Lindale Plaza open tonight and Saturdays. Mackin Paint Co 365 6901 ad.
Breakin at Theresa's Tap Nets Stolen Goods
A Tuesday night breakin at Theresa's Tap in Newhall ended with burglars taking 75 cartons of cigarets, $175 in cash, 15 bottles of whisky, and 16 cases of beer. Entry was gained by breaking glass in a rear door, Benton county sheriff reports.
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Benton County
Bowman Firm Gains Title to Renewal Land on First Street
Bowman and Bowman Inc led by Donald Bowman received title to 8400 square feet of urban renewal land in the 300 block of First Street SE. The transfer occurred in Mayor Donald Canney's office as Bowman paid 30372 dollars, completing a 33732 dollar purchase. The site will host a 60 by 120 foot office building for Adcraft Advertising and Letter Service.
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Bowman and Bowman, Inc
Donald Bowman
First Street
Donald Canney
Bowman
Adcraft Advertising and Letter Service
Body Found Hanging In Tree In Swisher Area
The body of 17 year old Richard Gene Zach of route one Swisher was found hanging from a tree near a gravel road by the Ranch supper club Thursday morning. Johnson County deputies responded at 9 28 a m. Medical examiner Dr T T Bozek ruled the death a death by own action. The boy was son of Vernon Zach.
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Richard Gene Zach
Route One
Swisher
Ranch Supper Club
Johnson County
T. T. Bozek
Vernon Zach
ADM Buys Half Interest in Corn Sweeteners Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co president Lowell W. Andreas announced a 50 percent purchase of Corn Sweeteners, Inc. of Cedar Rapids. Corn Sweeteners, formed last year under Leslie C. Liabo, will have the wet corn milling plant expanded to about 75 000 bushels daily with ADM support.
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Lowell W. Andreas
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Corn Sweeteners, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Leslie C. Liabo
Liabo
Andreas
ADM
Paper, Paper Board
Culver Seeks Immediate Release of $45.6 Million in Public Works Funds
Rep John C Culver joined over 70 house members to demand President Nixon release 45.6 million in congress appropriated public works funds held by the White House. He cited 129 pending applications totaling 31 million in loans and 6 million in grants for sewer and water projects in Iowa. Funds also frozen include flood control Ames lake 100000, Waterloo 100000, Big Sioux river planning 70000, and Missouri river navigation 400000 from Sioux City to the mouth.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Highway Unit Adds Space For Ames Emergency Center
DES MOINES Iowa house approves a minimal appropriation to permit the highway commission to add 1000 square feet to its new Ames emergency operations center. The 84 to 7 vote raises the total to 69 000 square feet to fit the center financed largely by a federal grant amid opposition from Rep. Richard Radl who urged voting it down.
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House Appropriations Committee
Des Moines
API
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Iowa House
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R Bryant
Iowa
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Understanding Jesus Mission Brings Hope in Holy Week
Dr. Joseph McCabe at First Presbyterian Church notes Jesus mission offers hope amid world turmoil during Thursday Holy Week service. He argues weeping for ourselves fails to heal life’s meaninglessness and death, while recognizing Christ’s death shows life lived under God and for others, ending with Friday’s final sermon Were You There.
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Coe College
Joseph McCabe
First Presbyterian Church
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Christ
God
Blanchett seeks preliminary hearing in assault with intent to murder case
John Blanchett, 31, of 2874 Mt. Vernon road SE, appeared in municipal court Thursday and demanded a preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to murder. His hearing is set for April 21 following a shooting that injured Marvin Akers on April 2.
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John Blanchett
Mt. Vernon Road
Marvin Akers
Algona Soldier Killed in Vietnam Named Thomason
S. Sgt. Kenneth A. Thomason 27 formerly of Algona was killed in Vietnam. His mother Mrs Ardith Thomason was informed of his death this week.
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Kenneth A. Thomason
Vietnam
Ardith Thomason
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