Ups And Down On NYSE Friday Stocks Swings
The AP lists NYSE issues with largest percentage gains and declines for Friday. Stocks such as Zenith R and CBSoft show notable movement while others like Ampex and Armco appear among the downers, with entries spanning multiple sectors and price ranges.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cbsoft
ElMemMgda
Fabri Cours Oe
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Airco
Arizona
AlcanAly
Alcoa
Ia Renoan
Armco
ArmstCk
Broad Stock Loss Pushes Dow Down 8.73 Points
The Dow Jones average fell 8.73 to 927.07 as IBM led declines for the second straight day. Analysts cited uncertainty over energy policy and potential higher rates, with volume easing to 20.70 million on the NYSE and the composite indexes also slipping across markets.
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New York
International Business Machines
Dow Jones
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
IBM
Profit Taking Dashes Highs in Chicago Grain Markets
Soybean meal and oil futures hit daily limits and new highs on the Chicago Board of Trade before heavy profit taking dragged them back. May soybeans at 10.62 a bushel, wheat 2.624, corn 2.51, oats 1.79 and other figures reflect the volatile session amid late liquidation and option activity in old crop contracts. Des Moines reports note slow beef trade with steady steer prices and modest pork demand, with various cut and weight ranges referenced.
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Chicago Board of Trade
First Mid-America Chicago
Chicago Ercantiie Exchange
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First Mid-America
Hog price report from Des Moines butcher and sows market
Iowa hog prices paid Friday show trade moderate with butchers steady to 25 cents lower. No 1-3 200-230 lb hogs around 35.75 to 36.50, larger weights from 31.50 to 36.50. Sows hold firm, receipts estimated at 65 000 for the period with Saturday and Thursday totals listed and year earlier comparisons.
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Des Moines
UPI
Magistrate Court fines for speeding and traffic violations
A list of Marion and area residents cited by Magistrate Court for speeding and assorted infractions. Names include Robin McCormick, Betty Johnson, Daniel Gillen, Joseph Leger, Sharyl Rochau, and others with fines ranging from $10 to $35 plus costs. offenses cover speeding, failure to yield, studded tires, no valid plates, disobeying stop signs, wrong side of road, improper muffler, license violations, illegal U turn, and emergency vehicle approach.
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Robin M. McCormick
J Street
Roy L. Hillyer
C Avenue
Betty E. Johnson
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Robert D. Hollingsworth
Central City
Daniel Gillen
St. Louis
Joseph J. Legerand
Robins
Ethel F. Langstraat
Twenty Seventh Street
David C. Buick
Meadowview
Miles S. Fisher
Dairydale Court
Jeffrey L. Schmidt
Second Street
Ronald L. Auman
Third Avenue
Hiawatha
David Greenwood
Ames
Douglas L. Kidd
Monica S. Meade
E Avenue
Merlin A. Sharp
Jana Drive
Mark E. Dingman
First Avenue
Nicholas G. Williams
Avenue
Daniel W. Norton
Blairstown
Diane F. Price
Independence
John H. French
Thirty-first Street
Randy D. Worman
Fort Wayne
Ind
James H. Arenson
Waterloo
Lloyd T. Lacy
Pleasant Plains
Ill
Randy W. Trefz
Coggon
Ida L. Mollenhauer
Glenn E. Olinger
Alburnett
Ronald D. McVay
Sharyl S. Rochau
Stanwood
Dono
van A. McCluskey
Twenty-first Avenue
David C. Cranston
Iowa City
Bruce A. Norden
Twenty-first Street
Richard M. Bohrn
Williamsburg
Don R. Munsell
Third Street
Walter V. Pratt, Jr
Leroy Street
Henry L. Dawson
Thirty Sixth Street
Ronald L. Novak
Mallory Street
John D. Husmann
Center Junction
Michael J. Sattler
Franbrook Terrace
Alan S. Anderson
MD. Vernon
Kirk S. Finnell
Palo
Joy R. Hanken
Monticello
Francis A. Vasquez
Knollwood Drive
Charles T. Mossman
John H. Getsch
Twenty-ninth Street
William R. Stephens
Grande Avenue
Dennis L. Lampman
Newhall
Nicholas C. Gearhart
Country Club Parkway
Paul D. Reynolds
Jean A. Prult
David C. Hammes
Route 2
Laurence Lagerquist
Kesler Road
Richard Rowan
Edgewood Drive
Anthony Smith
Fourth Avenue
Ronald D. Lint
Thompson Street
NOW Convenes as ERA Foes Rally in Detroit
About 2,000 NOW members opened their 10th annual convention with a march to Kennedy Square in Detroit. Gloria Steinem and Karen DeCrow spoke as the ERA issue loomed, with leaders voicing anger at recent setbacks and urging action to secure the 38-state threshold by 1979. The group cited defeats in Florida Nevada and South Carolina as signs of a crisis. NOW, founded in 1966, lists 55,000 members.
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Karen DeCrow
Kathy Hartman
South Carolina
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Hartman
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Postal Clerk Charged With Theft of Mail
James Payton a 37 year old Cedar Rapids postal clerk is charged with embezzling $403 from six letters including money for Easter Seal Society. He allegedly took $90 on April 20 and $34.50 in two bank letters plus $23.50 to Easter Seal Society. He expects to plead guilty and has resigned. faces up to $2000 fine and five years in prison.
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District Court A March 30 charge dismissals and deferments
District Court records show John T. Franklin Jr. had a March 30 dismissal of possession of prescription drugs. Thomas Valley received a deferred sentence for a December 22 marijuana charge. Pamela and Donald Henderson got deferred sentences for March 6 gross fraud and cheat. Ronald Duchesneau pled guilty to a February 25 drunk driving charge with license revocation until training. Several others received deferred sentences for drunk driving including Blaine Munson James Kelsey Valen Gregor George Wilson Melvin Weber Clair Stodola and Robert Wade with various March dates.
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Central City
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Donald Henderson
Sherman Street
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Asbury Lane
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Kirkwood
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Twelfth Avenue
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C Avenue NW
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Thirty-sixth Avenue
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Evelyn Drive
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No Titles Needed On Savings Bonds
Women who buy United States savings bonds may omit courtesy titles Miss or Mrs on bonds. Treasury Secretary W Michael Bumenthal ordered the change, effective March 31, allowing women the same option as men to keep marital status private on government bonds.
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United States
Treasury
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Rapist Gets Time To Plan Wedding
A New York man, David Dorsett Jr., 24, who admitted rape and stabbing while on parole for two earlier rapes, was granted two weeks to plan his wedding before a 10 to 20 year prison sentence. Judge Alvin Klein called him a serious menace to the people, especially women, and allowed the delay so he could wed Gloria Hawkins whom he has known for 74 years. Dorsett pleaded guilty to attempted murder, rape, sodomy and assault for an April 1976 attack on a 22 year old Virginia coed at a YMCA, while free on a rehabilitation program from a prior term for raping and robbing two women in 1972.
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UPI
New York Supreme Court
Alvin Klein
David Dorsett, Jr
Klein
Dorsett
Gloria Hawkins
Virginia
Public hearing on Coralville facility project contract terms
A public hearing is scheduled at 7 30 p m in the Coralville Office conference room to consider the proposed contract for furnishings labor materials and equipment for the Grant Wood A E A facility. Citizens may present objections under Iowa Code 3.2. Ronald Bowers business manager notes details.
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2Nd Avenue
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Code of Iowa
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State of Iowa
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Notice of Real Estate Contract Foreclosure in Cedar Rapids
Notice to Walter A Fisher Jr and Karen L Fisher Husbands and Wives of a May 26 1970 real estate contract for 11999 0.05 SW 30 feet of lot 4 and NEI feet of lot 4 Kingston Addition Cedar Rapids Iowa 52404 stating default on payments and that the contract will stand forfeited with costs and thirty day cure period. Attorneys Nazette Morn Good and Bandai Zene represent the heirs.
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Edor Rapids
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Karen L.sher
Husban Ife
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Cedar Rapids
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Thomas F. Mulnex
Fusbane
Walter Isher Jr
Karen Eo Isher
Kingston
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