Mixed Stock Prices on NYSE Amid Caution and News
Financial markets showed a mixed day on the New York Stock Exchange with bargain buying and selective selling. Investors tracked a North Korea and UN Command meeting on the Korean Armistice Commission as a factor while trading remained moderate with 6.6 million shares changing hands. General Development led the Big Board list rise as Syrtex influenced the Amex activity. overall breadth showed advances and declines.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
North Korea
UN Command
Korean Armistice Commission
American Stock Exchange
Syrtex
Amex
New York Stock Exchange price changes and quotes summary
The page lists selected afternoon stock prices and quotes from the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago grain quotations. It includes numerous company names such as Hercules, Air Products, Allis-Chalmers, Jostens, Kennecott, and Loews, with market values and percent changes, plus grain bids from Chicago.
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Fee Lps
Dowks New Lee (Ab
New York
Tesreviaus
Uswa
Kerrs
Hercules
Ee Hosartis
York (Ap
HI Stock Exchange
iCias
NS & BM
A Mills & 7 S
Renate Wa
AirProd
Arizona
Aigeoe
Btee Oil Na AllisChateo
Saton
Aloo
Sous Han
Jostens
JoyMig
Knisrat
KanGel Ee
Kaapltia
Koppers
Kratico
Krespes
Kroper
Andrit la
Aoaco Corp
ArenDan
Levitz Fury
TriCon
Wisbor
Marco
Marcio
Bea
Murivid
Boccane
MonPw MorNor
Mytornia
Miegel
MrStTel
GamSo
Seaton
Owenill
Chicago
Shearson Hayden Stone Inc
GAFCA
Tibet
Irish Bank Strike Ends After Eight Weeks of Shutdown
Dublin AP reports the Bank Workers Union says members narrowly approved weekly pay raises from 5.46 to 9. Employees of about 900 branches will return to work next Monday, with public reopenings likely delayed by backlog. Inflation guidelines had stalled agreed raises during the walkout.
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Dublin
Ireland
Job Stott
Bank Workers’ Union
Unnion
Cedar Rapids hog market dips while prices hold for sows
Tuesday's livestock report shows butchers 50 cents lower and sows steady. Prices for 200 to 230 lb delivered butchers averaged 422.75 as weigh ranges shift with grade. Reports from Des Moines and Webster City note mixed declines, steady sows, and variable cattle and hog quotes across the region.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Federal Store Market News Service
Dev Frond
Undertone
Iowa
Devers
Jaroe
Webster City
Towo
Cottie
Notonous
U.S
Shearson Mayden Stone Inc
Féinwest
Trent Pork
Boston
Fulm Steccy
Sioux City
USDA
Stour Tay
Steacy
Ig Sougtier
Ds Tss
Goa
Omaha
AP Usdai
Comner
Curter Aldet
Corte End Colves
Joliet
UPI
Hallmark Wins Major Battle In Cedar Rapids Suit
Hallmark Cards of Kansas City won a key ruling in the Cedar Rapids federal case filed by Roger Asay, a former Hallmark salesman. U.S. District Judge Edward J. McManus rejected Asay’s bid to extend the suit to a class action and allowed the case to proceed, while dismissing the motion to dismiss the suit against Hallmark.
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Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Roger Asay
Birchwood Drive
Asay
Hallmark
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Rumph Named to Clayton Post
ELNADER The Clayton county board of supervisors named Ted Rumph to become sheriff when Peai Erm resigns Sept 15. Rumph will serve until Jan 3 with the new sheriff taking office. Voters face a contest between Robert Schmidtke Elkader police chief and Earl Sterling, a former deputy.
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Elnader
Clayton County Board of Supervisors
Ted Rumph
Peai Erm
Erez
Garnaville
Rumph
Robert Schmidtke Elkader
Earl Sterling
Sherif
Two Injured In Crash At Trent Street Intersection
Two people were treated and released from St. Luke's hospital after a three vehicle crash at Trent Street SW and Highway 149 Monday. Toa Curl and Brian Hartz were the drivers of two cars, Julie Davenport drove the third. Curl crossed 149 and struck Hartz, spinning into Davenport's stopped vehicle. Curl was charged with entering a stop or yield intersection.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Trent Street
Toa H. Curl
Fairfax
Brian B. Hartz
Juliet Davenport
Wilson Avenue
Curl
Hartz
Davenport
General Mills Reports 14.6 Percent Sales Rise
General Mills posts a 14.6 percent sales increase to 2.6 billion for fiscal 1976 with net earnings up 31.9 percent to 100 million. Food accounts for 68 percent of sales, and volume growth drives most gains while the firm plans a one third rise in gross capital expenditures in fiscal 1977.
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General Mills
Cedar Rapids
Sullion
James PL McFarlane
Cedar Rapids Man Reports Home Burglar Attack
A Cedar Rapids resident says a burglar entered his home around 2 50 am Tuesday in the dining room. He fought the intruder at the front door and was wounded on the left forearm with a sharp object, while the thief fled south on Nineteenth Street SE with 42 dollars in cash and other items strewn about the house. No medical aid was sought.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael L. Dochterman
Washington Avenue
Dochterman
Dechterman
Nineteenth Street
Guilty Pleas Reported in Linn District Court Drunk Driving
Three individuals pleaded guilty in Linn district court to drunk driving charges. Gary Sharpe of Marion received a suspended 18 day jail sentence after arrest on May 30. George Forbes of 368 Seventh Avenue SW and HS Bishop of Waterloo received deferred sentences for July 30 and July 18 arrests respectively.
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Linn District Court
Gary Sharpe
Tenth Street
Marion
George Forbes
Seventh Avenue SW
HS Bishop
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids area notices and ads feature events and theft reports
Community briefs list a Cedar Rapids heating society picnic at the Herman home in Manchester with a bring a dish plea, various local ads offer noon lunches, carpet cleaning, jewelers promotions, and a stolen outboard motor incident. Police log notes thefts of a mint lock pistol and two truck radiators, plus garage sale and business announcements across nearby streets and venues.
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Hearing Society
Cedar Rapids Heating Society
Hazel and Claude Herman
Manchester
D and B Transfer Co
Fourth Street
Linn Delays License Unit Office Move
Linn county supervisors delayed moving the motor vehicle license division from the courthouse to a new site until sometime in 1977. They cited lack of an adequate replacement site and the peak renewal season, aiming to study cramped quarters and align with long range courthouse space needs. The current location is on the first floor of the courthouse.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn Treasurer's Office
Treasurer's Office
Town and Country
Law Library
Linn Gistict Court
Police Arrest Two on Drunk Driving Courtts
Cedar Rapids police arrested Clifton J. Hicks 35 on Center Point and Richard A. Capp 23 of 2318 Rompot Street SE for drunk driving. Hicks was taken into custody at 5 32 p m at Second Street and Second Avenue SW. Capp was arrested at 1 35 a m in the 400 block of Twelfth Avenue.
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Ceder Rapids
Clifton J. Hicks
Center Point
Second Street
Second Avenue
Richard A. Capp
Rompot Street
Twelfth Avenue
Missing radio and camera gear from Cedar Rapids shipment
About 35,000 dollars of radio and camera equipment disappeared from a LeFebure Corp shipment bound for Peoria Illinois. Walter Hammer of Arledge Transfer Inc reported the loss after the vanload left Cedar Rapids and was not sealed until late afternoon. The Burlington arrival showed the cargo missing though the seal appeared intact. Police believe the equipment was diverted to another truck before reaching its final destination.
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LeFebure Corp
Cedar Rapids
Walter Hammer
Ariedge Transfer Inc
Burlington Lax
Second Street
Hammer
Burlington
Hammer Tole
Peoria
Lef
Asfer
Marion Woman Charged with False Pretenses
Marion 19 year old Pamela J. McGarr was charged with false pretenses after allegedly keeping a Master Charge card from a customer at Kmart East and using it for purchases at Lindale Plaza stores. She was arrested Monday at 3 20 pm and released on her own recognizance from Linn County jail Tuesday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Pamela J. McGarr
Hillview Drive
Kmart East
Mary Berns
Lindale Plaza
McCart
Berns
McCaril
Linn Courty
Five Escapees Are Arraigned In Linn County Court
Five escapees from Linn county jail were arraigned in Linn district court. Quincy Tobin of Cedar Rapids 25 Mark Loftus 19 of 825 Carmurn court SE and Dickey Bom of Des Moines appeared. Tom Glaus 22 of 793 Shaver road NE and Rog ue Hartgrave 23 were scheduled to enter pleas later. County attorney filed true bills against them.
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Linn County
Linn
Quincy Tobin
Cedar Rapids
Mark Loftus
Camburn Court SE
Dickey Bom
Des Moines
Tom Glaus
Shaver Road
Hartgrave
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Wechova
Sheorsna Horsen State
Agr
Ins
Meen Maeve
Jonn Deere
Keutlel & Esser
Ran Lite Investors
wTcCore Corp
Mid-Continent, Inc
Vasa Us
FS Orork
Aug Poxall
Ea Roth
Redownet
Texas
CR. Markets
Shearson Nayoen Stone Inc
Pol
Lver Guoretig
Chicago Board of Trade Mondey
Chicago Tash Grain
New ‘York
Samus Foney Jorae
Foncy Medien
Fortey Smelts
Surer Oerings Steedy
CeKeOo
Gortons
Texes Rergelds
Minnesott
Echo Gems
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Norgalas
Colorado
Coloread Norgolas
Omaha Livestock
Joliet Livestock
Lormen
Clayton
C.R
Man
C.R. News
Adv
Trickey’s Town & Country Bowl
Adv. Ee
1St Ave
Steam Magic Carpet Cleaners
Leonge
Christ Church
Montrose
Jerome's
Liebke & Hoyt Jewelers
Ricard C. Hoskits
Fourteenth Street
Jobary’s Parkway
Exy
Blair Thorn
Marilyn
Tony
Happy Bright Duo
Paramount Theatre
36Th St
United
Weather Shield Corp
58Th Ave
Court
Ronald D. Tyne
Fourth Avenue
Tyne
St. George Orthodox Church
12Th Ave
10Th St
Stickney
Century Cab
Jeffs
Searneth
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