Stocks Parade Across NY Markets In Early Trading
United Press International reports broad activity in New York and Amex composite prices at 10 30 a m with dozens of listed issues including Abbott Laboratories Alcoa and Air Products rising modestly while a wide array of others posts gains and losses in a volatile session Dow Jones average also noted in the summary with late morning movements across multiple sectors and companies.
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Standard & Poor's Indexes Show Tuesday Readouts
Standard and Poor's hourly indexes for Tuesday list value tags for industrials utilities finance and others. The data shows Prev. close readings with slight movements across sectors, reflecting minor changes in the market mood.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Industris
Stocks skid after trade deficit told
New York stocks slipped as rising interest rates and a widening trade deficit outweighed slower consumer inflation. The Dow fell about 3.5 points to 881.41 by midafternoon, while the NYSE composite edged lower and volume rose, as traders shifted to higher yielding money instruments after the Fed tightened credit.
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UPI
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Commerce Department
New York Stock Exchange
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American Stock Exchange
Wheat and grain prices reported for Chicago market notes
Chicago market update lists wheat No. 2 hard red winter at 3.344 a bushel and No. 2 soft red winter at 3.394. Corn No. 2 yellow priced at 2.19 for hopper and 2.16 for box. Oats No. 2 heavy at 1.19. Soybeans No. 1 yellow at 6.57.
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Chicago
Markets at a Glance Tuesday Trading Snapshot
US stocks traded lower while bonds eased and international markets mixed with gains in cotton and gold futures. Chicago grain fell overall as cattle sales failed to establish a trend according to United Press International.
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London
Chicago
United Press International
Des Moines Livestock Trade and Egg Market Report
Livestock trade slow to moderate with demand moderate. butchers 50-75, some 1.00 lower, hog weights 200-230 lb to 270-450 lb showing varied declines. Egg market inactive with prices largely unchanged to higher for large and medium Grade A and B eggs, prices per dozen and per pound reported for farms and producers.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S. West North Central States
Federal State Market
Federal State Market News Service
Undertone
Aioe
Cedar Rapids hog and sheep market shifts and grain quotes
The Cedar Rapids hog market fell 50 cents on butchers and held steady on packers. Prices for 200 to 230 pound butchers ranged from 47.50 to 48.00, with varying discounts by weight. Sheep prices rose with spring lambs at 54.00 to 57.00, and grain futures showed small declines in August corn and 1978 crops, while soybeans and oats held near Monday levels.
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Cedar Rapids
GSA Shakeup Replaces Washington Region Leader
The General Services Administration shifted its Washington region leadership. John Galuardi, longtime head, was replaced by Walter Kallour, formerly deputy director of the Carter campaign. A GSA spokesman said the move is not due to any alleged crimes under investigation.
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Washington
General Services Administration
John Galuardi
GSA
Washington Area
CSA
Jay Solomon
Walter Kallour
Jimmy Carter
Galuardi
FBI
District of Columbia
Cedar Rapids Theft and Local Ads Clip
A Cedar Rapids brief reports thefts including a 21 inch red lawn mower taken from 1218 First St SW valued at 230 dollars and a public address system stolen from a pickup near 200 West Post Road NW. Multiple small ads run alongside, noting business hours sales events and services.
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Jim L. Queisner
First St
Dean A. Lake
West Post Road
Woman injured in two car crash near Cedar Rapids
Julie M. Wilson 21 of Route 2 Cedar Rapids listed in fair condition at St Luke hospital after a two car crash Monday near the Sixth Street Waconia Avenue SW intersection. Wilson faced an improper turn charge while Douglas Gene Johnson 17 Swisher faced a defective tires charge.
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Julie M. Wilson
Route 2
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Sixth Street
Waconia Avenue
Wilson
Douglas Gene Johnson
Swisher
M. Wilson
Johnson
Guilty pleas on reduced charges in Cedar Rapids shooting
A 20 year old Cedar Rapids man, William D. Miller, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to inflict serious injury and unlawful possession of an offensive weapon for shooting Kevin Callies on Fourth Street NW on May 29. A jury had been chosen to hear attempted murder and other felonies. sentencing is set for Sept. 15.
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Cedar Rapids
William D. Miller
Kevin Callies
Fourth Street
Miller
Callies
Three Arrested in Burglary and Meter Theft Case
Police arrested Leslie P. Ray 23 of the YMCA at 9 40 p m Monday on second degree burglary for the Saddle and Leather Shop break in 4816th Ave SW He tripped an alarm and was taken from outside the firm nearby Clarence D Pisarik 31 of 521 Fifth Ave SE was arrested at 430 a m Monday for theft from city parking meters and related damages A 17 year old male juvenile was also detained They allegedly removed about 44 71 from five meters in the 400 block of Seventh Ave SE total damage 150 and theft charges were filed against Pisarik and the youth
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Leslie P. Ray
YMCA
Saddle and
16Th Ave
Clarence D. Pisarik
Fifth Ave
Pisarik
Seventh Avenue SE
Three arrested for drunk driving in Linn County
Three people facing drunk driving charges were taken into custody Monday night in Linn County. Jennie L. Prosser 62 of 817 14th St NE was arrested at 9 36 p m behind the 900 block of First Avenue East and charged with speeding an improper muffler and two improper lane changes. Robert J. Repstein 61 of 2190 12th Ave Marion was arrested at 6 p m north of Highway 151 on Highway 13. Kevin F. Bode 27 of 518 Forest Drive SE was arrested at 9 45 p m in the 1600 block of First Avenue East and charged with speeding. ON THIS DATE in 1817 the first abolition newspaper in the United States the Philantrophist was published in Mount Pleasant Ohio.
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Linn County
Jennie L. Prosser
14Th St
First Avenue East
Robert J. Repstein
12Th Ave
Marion
Kevin F. Bode
Forest Drive
Competition Medalists and Flight Winners
Medalists listed by flight with pairs. First flight honors Judy Blank and Irene Hoerther. Second credits Geneva Vere with Bea Biiney. Third features Mari Griffin and Velma Miller. Fourth goes to Marge Jacobs and Doris Smith. Special recognition goes to Elsie Beadle and Marlyn Davidson.
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Irene Hoerther
Geneva Vere
Bea Biiney
Mari Griffin
Velma Miller
Marge Jacobs
Doris Smith
Nadine Merryman
Bette Shimek
Elsie Beadle
Marlyn Davidson
Backgammon Tournament Report From Union Station
Monday night competition drew 18 players at Union Station. Dale Huddleston placed first, Royce McCray second, and Bill Stump third. The next tournament is scheduled for September 11 at Osgood Shepherd's IE Tower.
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Union Station
16Th Ave
Dale Huddleston
Royce McCray
Bill Stump
Osgood Shepherd's
IE Tower
Wilson Foods walkout idle 15 to 20 workers
A night shift walkout at Wilson Foods Corp in the night loading and shipping dept idled 15 to 20 workers after two suspensions sparked sympathy layoffs. Plant manager Forrest Mykleby noted no fighting occurred and talks continue with union Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local P-3.
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Wilson Foods Corp
Forrest Mykleby
Mykleby
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
P-3
Dennis Nebendahl
Midwest meat trade reports steady beef demand and mixed pork shifts
Des Moines market notes slow to fair beef demand with steer and heifer beef holding at 80.00 for 600-900 lb steers and 72.75 to 77.75 for 500-700 lb heifers. Pork products show varied moves with loins 14-17 lb 88.75 to 93.00 and 17-20 lb 87.75, certain cuts up to 60.50 and 55.00 ranges, others steady or lower.
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