Financial and Market News Stocks Rise Retreat
New York stock market shows modest morning gains but slips in afternoon trading. Dow Jones average down about 7 points from early highs, NYSE index at 1413.5 with 2 point drop, American Stock Exchange index steady near 22.81. Commentary notes mixed tech declines and a late fade after shifts in tariff talk and price expectations. ONA Financial leads volume with a 10 percent trade, while Arco, Dewglus Carp, and other firms seen moving sparingly.
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New York
Dale
Odge
Monte Gorlou
Dewglus Carp
Mie Markel
Mie Tis
Iplus
Lebar Sverntury Shulty
ONA Financial
Wock
Beans Lead Grain Gains In Mixed Market
Agricultural futures rose sharply with beans leading grain gains as prices closed higher across soybeans corn and oats. Market chatter cited new demand and speculative buying while some contracts posted notable gains near session highs. Chicago cash grain bids for No 1 yellow corn and other grain grades were reported at modest levels amid a fluctuating market.
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Cluvago
Sures
Vances
Gerald Mulyaney
Blake Bouteynd
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices and Livestock Quotes
Market reports from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas show prices paid for hogs, sows, and butchers by weight and grade, with ranges from 20 to 360 pounds. Reports include price spreads, delivery terms, and notes on cattle, sheep, poultry, grain, and futures, reflecting regional livestock activity and market conditions.
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York
API
Greyia
Uitai
Holburh
Helin Ae Ab
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Ncaa
Mickel
Rai
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Ted Tao
Sanaara
Riga
Aloni
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EMERY
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Waterloo Butchers
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Ian
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Audis
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Amsrtel
Lee
Panrua
Alvid
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Ethel
Igo
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Fuk Telity
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Dad
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EniGap
Omaha
Rch
Baclind
Ak ER
Tod
Benn
Abs
Bo Banteay Ak
Dialoga
Chicago
Samson
Ralallarat
Kiors
Dau
City Briefs Report On High School Pollen Issue
Fragmented city brief notes a junior high school on Southeast Street SE facing pollen-related disruption. Unclear details mention a large seating capacity around 51,000 and a school event or update, with several garbled phrases obscuring exact actions.
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Stofen
Mekinlwy Junior High School
Lowth Street
Gaudet Charged With Intent to Kill Three Taos Officers
Taos NM AP Gaudet 29 a former New Orleans policeman is charged with Intent to kill three Taos officers during a daylong search for Gaudet in New Mexico. He faces state counts and a federal charge of threatening the president with maximum penalties. He is jailed in Albuquerque on 700000 bond awaiting transfer proceedings.
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Taos
N. M
Edwins' Saudel
Norbert Marstines
Stein
Ganlet
Garth
Iom
New Mexico
Gaudler
New Oreg
U. S
Robert] McCoy
Gaudet
Louisiana
Martine
New Orleans
Gaudel
Jose Lucert
Robert Taloya
Questa
Harald Anglada
Bulldozer Disappears From Road Work Site
In Nashville Tennessee a bulldozer valued at about 45000 dollars was reported missing from an ongoing road work site. Officials note the heavy equipment may have been moved or carted away, triggering a search by highway authorities and local contractors.
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von Frouu
Nashville
Tenn
Joel
Pound Hultdoxer
Germans Probe Bugging Claims Against Yanks
West Germany prosecutors examine alleged U S military intelligence wiretap activity as Austrian born journalist Tormal Schwarzer and Heidelberg lawyers press charges against Major General Harold Aron. Potential penalties include prison under a German code section forbidding wiretapping. Newspaper reports earlier alleged U S agents mapped phones, photographed, tracked, and spied on civilians and soldiers during a summer intelligence offensive.
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Neidalbeng
Clubstalberg
West Germany
Svaikesmnnen
Welden
Esa
Harold Aron
U.S
Heidelberg
Free-Launce
Tormal Schwartzer
Te Run Centor
U.S. Army
Sl's Tank Ride Kills Motorist in Germany
In Schweinfurt a German driver was crushed when an M60 tank driven by an American soldier ran over his car. The 42 year old man died. the 11.8 ton vehicle toppled trees and damaged vehicles and residences, with total damage estimated at 14 thousand dollars. The soldier Whogenaire was held for investigation after the incident.
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Schweinfurt
Germany
Aummy
Ue Ingeldent
Tbe Arts
Niederwerr
Lim
Trade surplus rises as exports hit new high
Washington reports the IWS records a second quarterly surplus amid strong foreign demand for goods. Exports reach 106.1 million above 15.6 million, while total exports approach 185.87 billion and imports total 85.76 billion, showing a growing trade balance this year.
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U.S
Washington
IWS
Dune
Tama Youth Enters Guilty Plea in Court
Randy Eugene Beal 19 of Tama appeared in Tama county district court with court appointed counsel to plead guilty to breaking and entering a Tama tavern on July 40. About 05 cash and 15 worth of beer and wine were taken. Judge John L Hyland took the plea under advisement and sentencing may be deferred pending character references. Beal said he cut his finger breaking a door and blood led to his arrest. He is to appear in court on September 0 for a personal reappearance.
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Yoleng
Randy Eugene Beal
Tama
Belle Plane
Tama County District Court
John Warr
Tole- Ja
Tama Gaunty
Allorney
C. Bauch
John L. Hyland
Beal
Wyland
Bea Os
$1,000 Tool Theft Reported At Local Business
The theft occurred at a local business on a street SW near 1320 pmnd between Wednesday and Thursday. Tools including electric drills were stolen, totalling over $1,000, with a front window damaged and possible breakage observed. police are investigating.
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J. Cohit and Son, Inc
Ceelay Tapi
Nhurkiay
Tooks Valtredl
Siwa
Uh Bulle
Proxmire Charges Air Force Spent $67000 on VIP Jet
Senator Proxmire alleges GAO found Air Force spent hundreds of thousands on a VIP jet renovation. He cites costs for carpeting, bathrooms, and cockpit upgrades in a converted O-185 jet, with funds from modification and operation accounts. Proxmire says spending was inappropriate amid funding shortages and urges scrutiny.
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Air Force
General Accounting Office
GAO
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le Air Tance
Togletics Carminutl
Washington
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Queeney
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Mink
CAO
Proymire
Pentagon
Wright-Patarson Air Force
Beye
Daytol
Ohio
Alrores
Letter Bomb Wounds 2 at London Stock Exchange
A letter bomb exploded on the London Stock Exchange on the 22nd floor wounding the secretary general and his secretary amid a six day wave of bombs in London. Police suspect Northern Irish terrorists from the IRA. One secretary suffered serious injuries while the other had minor wounds and both survived. Multiple devices have targeted government offices and stores, with one blast found near Prime Minister Heath’s office.
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London Stock Exchange
The
Exchange Aid
Scotland Yard
Northern Ireland
Republican Army
George W. Tt. Brindt
Janna Knight
Heath
Urs
Gurtav i Mahler
Polie
Pwcket Waend
Lea Jolniber
Man Shot and Killed at Muscatine Country Club
AP reports a merchant policeman shot and killed an intruder at Geneva Golf and Country Club in Muscatine after spotting a door ajar. The deceased is Charles Vernonhomas, 98, of Des Moines, pronounced dead at an Iowa City hospital.
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Muscatine
Reirty Wesday
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Paul Waley
Maley
Font
Wien
Santha
Charles Vernonhomas
Trat Columbia
Iowa City
Special Police Seeking Funds Not Linn Sheriff
Linn Sheriff Walter Grant denies any link between the sheriff's department and a private special police group. He notes the organization seeks donations for a community event and identifies as a private security entity, not county law enforcement.
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Tir
Fea
Linn Sherif
Walter Grant
Gnoushed Oy
Linn Special Police
Grant
Grant World
Sherif
Grant Ward
Doe Youdraeek
Bunulils
Rownl
Eviction and Protest Shake German Youths
In Prague tensions flare as a protest by German youths leads to police actions. A truck carrying meat valued at about $12,500 disappears from a gravel pit, with cargo including pork lamb veal and other items. Authorities say the shortage stems from disrupted supply chains and mislaid shipments amid cultural policy concerns.
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West Germany
Goffstown
Prague
U. S
Sient Warlesele
Lileas
Anniher Hearquarters Lulitingt
Bambueger
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