Financial and Market News Beans and Oats Rise on Wall Street
NEW YORK AP stocks edged higher with slight gains across major issues including Crown Zellerbach Georgia Pacific Ashland Oil and General Foods as traders eyed profits and corporate earnings. Soybeans, wheat, corn and oats moved up in Chicago trading with May contracts showing modest advances amid cautious optimism.
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Zellerbach
Georgia Pacific
Ashland Oi
Dow Jones
CNA
General Cable
Republic Corp
General Foods
Daylin
York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Australii
Syntex
Imaquvis Industries
Vietnam
Alamera Oil
Yenilsson
al Ws
Webster City and Des Moines Livestock Markets Report Slumps
Cedar Rapids area hog and cattle prices show decline with butchers 25 cents lower. Packing sow and bull prices mix as general demand softens. regional markets in Waterloo and Des Moines report lighter trade and steady to lower quotes. Commemorative stamp notes and ad listings pepper the page amid sale announcements and local notices.
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Cedar Rapids
Jerome's
Thomas E. Stark
1St Ave
Sohal Elaeyal
Piers H Shale EA Hattie
Sem Corp
Caytle Amarket
New York
Egies
Ellis Ymca
Old Town
Bortay
Joy Ming
Ahorn
Asia
Asa Kroger
Eeess Des Moines
UPI
Avizerit Fered Cenk
Ile Skineor
Ace
Tenase
Butchers
At & ix
Mersin
Waterloo
Berleg Ing Co
Ba Batu
Miced Co & Rye
de- Brit
Woolwich
Vlasoues
Odinan
Petra
Ostras
Conan Ils
Gan Air
Alamogorda
Iaipeaney
Beye Force
New Mexico
Rownat
R. Bowman
Bowtten Ab
Pig
Ote Se
Paleer
Oelwuin
Sunbase 2
Rome
Arizona
Bowman
Easale
Eee TS
Oelwein
Sy Leessett Et i
Vietnam
Pullman
Chicago
Gratin
Lamson Brothers
Ormh
Varela
City Briefs and Local Ads Snapshot
City Briefs note Chess Club meeting Friday at 5 p.m. at 530 Tenth Street SE with information line 366-1283. Mayday Baskets features Springtone daisies for 5.50 at Hiurson’s Florists 366-1826 plus upholstery fabric sale at Bob Sundry Fabric Warehouse 424 1st St SW. Washington and Jefferson schools offer Saturday morning trees and plant sales with contact 464-2470. Authentic Mexican at Fiesta Palace 1114 Pies t Ave NB offers special weekend dining. Bedding plants like marigolds and alyssums 49 cents a pack at Hiawatha Garden Center 38-2910.
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City Briefs Chess Club
Tenth Street
Hiawatha Garden
Chicago Produce Market Report Amid River Valley Prizes
Market brief shows cargo totals with 43 shipments and 23 arrivals. Mentions Chicago produce trade, steady prices, and river valley route activity. Partial OCR errors obscure several details but core items indicate supply and pricing context for the market.
Six Dodge police suspects charged in larceny case
Webster County Atty Louis F Baisser said six former Dodge police officers charged for thefts from local businesses. David Reed and Denny Rhoades face felonies for lawnmowers valued at 84.60 and 187.50. James Slick, John Shourek charged with small-item thefts. Roger Powell and Ronald McCutchen face misdemeanors for jacks and pulleys. Remaining two defendants unnamed.
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Webster County
Atty
Louis F. Baisser
Buisser
David Reed
Denny Rhoades
James Slick
John|t | Shourek
Tarceny
Gibson’s Products Co
Roger Powell
Standard Engineering Co
Tmis
Ronald McCutchen
Walter Vargason Dies at 58 in Springville Rites Monday
Walter Vargason 58 died Thursday. Employed by Harnischfeger Corp in Cedar Rapids last decade and led his own band. Masonic and Shrine member, World War II veteran. Survived by wife Darlene, son Dale, four brothers, two sisters. Services Monday 7 p.m. Presbyterian Church Springville. Burial Olin Cemetery. Visitation after 9 a.m. Saturday at Goeltsch's Ana? presa.
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Waller &. Vargeson
Harnischfeger ‘Corp
Cedar Rapids
Egypt Temple of the Shrine
Sarasota
Fla
Darlene
Dale
Trthers
Derhyof Lisbon
Merle
Wren
Oelwein
Archie
Marion
J. P. Norris
Edmunds
Wash
Richard Parkapile
Fort Dodge
Presbyterian Church
Olin Cemejtery
Goeltsch
Mormon Trail Signs Okayed By Road Unit
The Mormon Pioneer trail across the south is approved for special signing at 87 points where it crosses routes 2 34 and 218, with eight historic sites along the route to be signed pending approval from the Utah Historical Society. S. Booth Wallentine, president of the Mormon Trail Foundation, cites support from Congressman John Kylar and the Town development commission, hoping the signing work starts by May.
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Istress
Sauthert
Iowa
Newvou
Fil
Council Bluffs
Salt Lake City
Morinda Ifsolati Tg
S. Booth Wallentine
Mormon Trail Foundation
John Kylarid
Wallentene
Aly 1. i
Public Hearing Notice for Cedar Rapids Zoning Variations
The Linn County Board of Adjustment schedules a public hearing at City Hall Cedar Rapids Iowa to consider variations for property at 204 foot 7 etc. The notice lists case details including docket numbers appellant names and the authority under the 1971 Code of Iowa. The hearing aims to address front yard setbacks and related variances affecting the premises and surrounding parcels.
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BURG
Eau Stes Board OF Adjuatment
Louise Sanders
Lai
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Ale Ghee
Wong
Gan
Hee Ealing
Tate
Gary
Pribyl
Anpalinat
Erin
Ethan
Uel
Saale
Basel
Jeghalbye. Ign
Imininumn
Jbenks
Wea
Tata and Velers
Seehtee Aries
Barsaranh
Dentange
Olt
Guernaha
Orgentes
Rontan Rene
Auteke
Provizions
Nicibal
Igaara
Linn
Anu
Benue
Cedar Abd
Owen
Macaeliant
Aececin
Euperviegrs
Ameinel Linn
Lowa
Rosy
Tole
Paernenle
Eoag
Mallee
Conina
Adri
Ler
Harrington
Land purchase okayed along path of Interstate 300
The highway commission approved the purchase of property owned by E. Colin and Sons at 90 L Street SW for 100008 dollars. The site lies along the planned southwest radi between Twenty-eight Avenue and the interstate 300 corridor. Grading is slated for June unless delays arise from financial issues.
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Ames
Low Highway Commission
E. Colin and Sons
L Street
R Commission
Anti War Vigil Planned at University Computer Center
Iowa City residents organize an antiwar event beginning at sunset Sunday at the university computer center, then a day and night vigil with a Kent State massacre anniversary picnic at College Street Park. Campus groups sponsor the event opposing the war and military activity at Rock Island Arsenal.
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Sisnday
Jowal City
Tawa
Computer Center
Rock Island Arsenal
Kent State University
College
Street Park
China Gives Arabs Only Moral Suppers
Cairo AP A Presidential adviser Mahmoud Riad returned from Communist China with what Al Abram reported as moral support but no military or economic aid. China cannot help Arabs militarily due to lack of advanced weapons from the Soviet Union, nor economically due to limited national income. Premier Zhou Enlai reportedly said China can only help morally, while Beijing pressures the United States and Russia.
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Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
China
Jas
al Abram
Fri’ Y
Soviet Union
Riad
Shou Enlai
Riadut
United States
Russia
Japanese honor to Acheron for WWII peace work
Secretary of State Dean Acheron received Japan's top decoration for his role in clearing up issues stemming from World War II peace process.
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Dean Acheron
Japan
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