Market Upbeat on Tuesday as Dow Hovers Higher
New York price activity showed profit taking but overall gains kept the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 928.40, up 1.76. Advancers led decliners about 8 to 5 on the NYSE as airline stocks rose on CAB fare hikes, and Amex quotes included Alamera Oil, Lafayette Radio, National General warrants, Cleman, Capitol Industries, Canadian Javelin, and Certron Corp. gains and losses.
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Cleman Co
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Canadian Javelin
Certron Corp
Budget for NDP Gets City Review
The Cedar Rapids city council reviewed the Neighborhood Development Program budget for year two at 945 637 dollars, far below the 1 745 869 expected before federal cuts. Director Don B Salyer noted 45 637 is carryover from year one with about 27 000 transferable from a site improvements contract. Biggest cuts hit acquisitions and site improvements while relocation of displaced residents remains a focus before sending the budget to HUD.
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Bud
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NDP
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Beans Drop Most of Rise
CHICAGO AP Old crop soybeans advanced three cents early Tuesday but gave up much of the gain. Soybeans closed up around 2 May 2 9 2, corn down 1 May 1 48 38, wheat down about 1 May 1 65 2, oats mixed May 707s.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices report
AP report from Chicago lists wheat No 2 soft red at 1.7234 No 2 hard red at 1.6594 corn No 2 yellow at 1.54 oats No 2 extra heavy white at 76 soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.894 and soybean oil at 11.07
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Chicago
Wednesday Cattle Receipts for Chicago Market
Chicago price reporters note Wednesday receipts from USDA AP show 4,500 cattle registered. 官方记录显示周三芝加哥市场牛只入场量为4500头,来源为美联社与USDA。
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USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Slaughter Steers Demand Tight
Chicago livestock markets report cattle supply too lean for price testing. Slaughter steers and cows limited, slaughter heifers steady with loads of Holsteins at 28.00 per cwt and high grade heifers near 971 lb at 433.25. Choice 800-900 lb cattle at 32.00 to 32.50 per cwt.
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Livestock Market Report Des Moines Upshot
Trade moderately active and demand fair with butchers 25 cents lower and sows steady. Prices show ranges for U S weights from 95 to 230 pounds, 270 to 330 pounds, and 450 to 550 pounds across 1 3 and 2 3 quality classes, with weekly throughputs noted and contrasted to prior periods.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Midwest meat trade report shows mixed beef and pork activity
USDA report from Des Moines indicates slowed beef sales in the Midwest market with steadier prices for choose steers and heifers and varied pork sales early to late with Easter closures. Prices listed for beef 500-900 lb ranges and pork cuts including loins, picnics, skinned hams, Boston butts, and bellies.
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USDA
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Omaha Livestock Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Omaha hogs sold 25 to 50 lower with various weights quoted including 200-225 lb at 17.25 and 240-260 lb at 16.25 to 16.50. Sows steady to 25 lower. cattle at Omaha steady to higher with prime steers 34.00 and 1,125-1,225 lb loads at 33.25. heifers 32.60-32.85. feeders 30.50-31.75. Sioux City report shows hogs at 16.75-17.00 for 190-230 lb, cattle 950-1,300 lb at 37.00-33.00, and sheep not established.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Movements Summary
CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT shows total shipments 299 with demand fair and market steady. Idaho russets long with 4.50 sales. Red River Valley round reds 2.65 to 2.75. butter delivered to Chicago steady with ratings 90 92 at 65.784 to 67.784. eggs delivered to Chicago weak with large whites 32 to 34 cents per dozen and retailers prices for extra large 42 to 42.2, large 39.2 to 42.2, mediums 34.5 to 37.2 cents.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Weak Prices Hit Week
Cedar Rapids hog market Tuesday showed weak to 25c lower bids. Monday’s deliv ered hogs 200 to 230 lbs fetched 16.00 to 16.50, with sows 14.75 to 15.25 and heavier butchers discounted by weight. Grain and eggs prices listed include corn at 1.35 and soybeans at 2.74, along with oats at 0.70 for 38 lb. bags.
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East Buchanan Considers Family Life Course Survey
East Buchanan Community School Board discusses a proposed sex education course to be taught by five volunteers. A parent questionnaire will gauge interest, while the board plans further study before deciding. The district also votes a 6 percent raise for non academic staff and names C. E. Gillihan as girls basketball coach.
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Highway Unit Stands Against Wider Buses in Iowa
AMES Iowa highway commissioners affirmed the 96 inch width limit for all vehicles in the state in response to a national inquiry about allowing 102 inch buses. Commissioner William Gray Cedar Rapids favors maintaining current limits, while Director Joseph Coupal notes wider buses could enable wider trucks. The group cited 18 foot primary highways and the need to adjust non interstate limits before any off interstate use.
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Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
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American Assn
Ground Breaking Planned for American Legion Home
Formal ground breaking ceremonies for the new $300,000 American Legion Home at Fourth avenue and Fifth street SE were scheduled for Tuesday evening. Completion is expected about November or December. The bi level brick and bronze tone glass building will house an auditorium for 300 with dividable space, offices, lounge, conference and storage areas, and two kitchen facilities per level. Architects are Leo Peifier and Associates.
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New York Bank Tops Bid in Cedar Rapids Renewal Notes
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co of New York won the bid for 3,322,000 in Cedar Rapids urban renewal loan notes at 2.64 percent, securing the largest share of the 4,822,000 total sale to fund civic center redevelopment. Central National Bank and Trust Co of Des Moines with Carlton D. Beh Co and Guaranty Bank and Trust Co of Cedar Rapids bid 1.5 million at 2.63 percent and 1.5 million at 2.72 percent, plus 1.822 million at 2.78 percent. Other full bids came from Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago at 2.74 percent and Bank of America with Bankers Trust Co. at 2.83 percent. Maturity May 12, 1972.
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Check Cashing Benton County Burglar Sought
Urbana Benton county authorities seek the burglar or burglars who broke into Urbana Grain and Lumber Co. on March 2 and later cashed checks stolen from Cedar Rapids. Fifteen checks totaling about 946 dollars passed through Cedar Rapids back to the Urbana Savings Bank, with 12 blank checks also stolen.
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Harold Burch
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Larry Pont
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Charge Against Woman Dropped in Check Case
A charge of false uttering of a check against Kathryn Lindee of 117 Fourteenth Street NE was dismissed Monday in municipal court after restitution of 22.71 for a check to Me Too Store on 903 First Avenue SW.
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Lehman Wins Hawkeye Toastmasters Speech Contest
Robert Lehman won the Hawkeye Toastmasters serious speech contest held Monday at the Longbranch restaurant on Skylark lane NE. He advances to the area contest at the same venue Saturday evening. eight Eastern Iowa clubs participate. John Peterson finished second and Jerry Moore third.
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Iowa City Student Surrenders on Narcotics and Theft Charges
Iowa City police report 19 year old University of Iowa student Mark Leslie Anderson surrendered after being sought since April 8. He faces charges of possession of narcotics possession of beer and receiving stolen property. He posted 10 percent of a 500 dollar bond.
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Perón aide arrives in Madrid to discuss Buenos Aires return
Juan Perón's top representative landed in Madrid on Tuesday to confer with the former Argentine dictator about resuming political activity in Buenos Aires.
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Juan Peron
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One phone call puts a low cost want ad to work
A brief classified notice promotes a low cost want ad and provides a contact phone number 369 1234 for readers to place the ad. The message emphasizes ease and quick results through a single phone call.
Cedar Rapids debates tree preservation ordinance approach
The Cedar Rapids planning department continues research on an ordinance to preserve trees without hindering development. Aerial photos could help show tree locations on preliminary plats, but developers fear reporting costs. Officials urge a reasonable plotting scale to balance preservation with workload.
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Donald Canney
Mississippi River crest revised lower for Davenport
National Weather Service forecasts a Mississippi River crest 1.5 feet below earlier prediction for Davenport at 16 feet on April 24, 2 days earlier. Flood stage is 15 feet. similar forecasts show Crests at Lansing 14 feet, Prairie du Chien 19 feet, Guttenberg 16.5 feet with other Iowa cities listed above flood stage by 1 3 feet.
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Pelton Charges Commerce Unit With Open Meetings Breach
Rep. Charles Pelton accuses the Iowa commerce commission of violating the state open meetings law. He says the panel has held closed meetings for 32 years and may face fines and sanctions as a public agency.
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Charles Pelton
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Firemen Will Hear Tornado Discussion
Recognition and reporting of funnel clouds and tornadoes will be discussed at the April meeting of the Linn County Firemen's Assn. Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Memorial Coliseum Armory. The meeting is hosted jointly by Linn County civil defense and Troy Mills fire department. A panel will discuss the subject from several angles.
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Des Moines Debates Remap Plans Under One Man One Vote Rule
Five population deviation plans for 100 house and 50 senate districts were presented to Iowa lawmakers. University of Iowa computer center compiled the plans with deviations under 5 percent. House favors a combination approach creating 100 house districts first, senate districts formed by pairing houses. Senate prefers division, creating 50 senate districts first, then two house districts each. Court orders reapportionment following the 1970 census.
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Will Fly Extra Minus Overtime Eastern Pilots Offer
Eastern Airlines pilots propose to fly 20 extra hours this year at regular pay and defer the earnings until year end to boost revenue and avoid layoffs. Captain Thomas Crane leads the pilots in saying the plan is a first for the industry. About 3,661 pilots would participate nationwide.
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Cedar Rapids School District Sealed Bid Notice for Stucco Work
The Cedar Rapids Community School District invites sealed proposals for stucco work at the E S C Annex Cedar Rapids Iowa bids due 2 00 p m April 27 1971 bids submitted in duplicate must be enclosed in a sealed opaque envelope marked Stucco E S C Annex bid bonds or certified checks equal to 5 percent of bid required refundable as liquidated damages for non performance contract documents available from Director of Maintenance and Grounds state Iowa preference to Iowa products and domestic labor district reserves right to reject bids and waive informalities April 13 1971 publication dates April 20 1971 notice final date
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