Stocks Rise For Third Day As Rates Drop
New York traders kept the market alive as falling interest rates fueled a third straight advance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.87 to 835.34, lifting the week gain to 30.58 and August gains to 2.83. Advancers outnumbered decliners 1,051 to 352 on the NYSE amid profit taking tied to New York City's finances. Chicago grain quotes followed, with No 2 soft red wheat at 3.85 and corn at 1.10 to 3.00 in various bids.
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Cedar Rapids hog market steadies with varied price shifts
Cedar Rapids Friday and Saturday hog markets show steady to mixed movement. Butchers 210-240 lbs bring 57.50 to 58.00 per cwt, sows 300 lbs at 51.00 to 51.50, with discounts for heavier weights. Packagers face tiered off\-price adjustments by weight and yield grades. Sheep in daily report: choice to prime lambs 90-110 lbs at 38.00 to 40.00, wool lambs 36.00 to 38.00. Sioux City reports Friday hogs 3,000 head with declines for 200-260 lbs, sows 350-400 lbs steady to lower, and 350-400 lb calves noted. Waterloo hogs show deliveries 200-230 lbs at 57.00 to 57.50 and 300 lb sows at 50.00 to 50.00.
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Sioux City
USDA
U.S
Cattie
Waterloo
Joliet
UPI
Webster City
Central Iowa
Passaic 19-Year-Old Leaps to Death Before Crowd
Hundreds watched as Hector Real, 19, leaped from an 11-story bank building in Passaic. He asked his mother and Florence to know he loved them as a priest pleaded with him for over 30 minutes. Police: Real sought a high spot to take pictures, then jumped after motioning to his mother in the crowd. Florence was described as a girlfriend.
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Iowa Hogs Market Report Des Moines AP USDA
Estimated receipts Friday at Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants show 25 000 head, week ago 39 000, year ago 45 000. Trade slow, demand uneven, generally light. Hog price ranges listed by weight and grade for country points and packing plants with low activity and mixed demand.
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USDA
Lowa
Minnesota
U.S
Egg Market Report From Des Moines Iowa and New York
USDA market notes show wholesale egg offerings light with demand moderate to light in New York and Des Moines. Prices mostly steady or unchanged across sizes and grades, with farm and consumer delivery patterns described and varied by size and grade.
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Omaha Livestock Markets Mixed As Friday Feeds Trade
Omaha hogs opened moderately active and closed slower with bids 25 lower on light 190 to 260 lb stock. Cattle and calves had slim sales with feeders dominant. Jopliet and Des Moines reports show varied steer and hog prices, while Chicago and Webster City noted flat butter and lower hogs. Overall market activity reflected uneven demand across regions and weight classes.
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Omaha
USDA
U.S
Books and Mem Deal At Library Sale And Community Ads
Friends of the Public Library seek used books for a sale at Memorial Coliseum on September 25 26 27 with drop off at Main Library or Kenwood branch or call 398 5123. Also a roundup of local notices including a motorcycle ride August 31 at the District Courthouse, free hauling for old appliances, a temple gathering, a coin sale at Jerome's, and various ads for garage sales stolen property and radio theft reports plus a pro football viewing at the Gin Mill at 8 p.m. with no reservations.
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Rockefeller Testifies Before Attica Grand Jury About 1971 Riot
Vice president Nelson Rockefeller spent two hours and forty five minutes in Wyoming County courthouse answering questions from the Attica grand jury about the 1971 prison uprising. He said he did his best to answer and declined to discuss testimony or potential indictments of law officers. The probe seeks possible police and guard wrongdoing during and after the assault that left 43 dead, with 39 inmates and hostages killed in the ensuing gunfire. the McKay Commission criticized the shooting and said the assault was marred by excesses.
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Supreme Court Rulings Listed
In Des Moines Iowa the Iowa Supreme Court handed down opinions Friday. Poweshiek State versus Dunham conviction appeal affirmed. Linn Catholic Charities versus Zalesky father's rights in adoption reversed. Linn State versus Parrish sentence appeal affirmed.
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Parrish Loses Appeal on Split Verdict in Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Henry Parrish of Cedar Rapids cannot withdraw his guilty plea to an assault charge after a one year sentence in Linn County. The court held the plea bargain recommendations were not binding and Parrish was not deprived of withdrawal rights. Justice Rawlings dissented, arguing the trial court should have clearly advised Parrish he could retract the plea and proceed to trial.
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Omaha safety chief seeks 24 hour bars
Omaha Public Safety Director Richard Roth urged the legislature to end the last call rule and allow near round the clock bar hours. He argued fewer late night rushes may cut auto fatalities as 11 of Omaha’s 19 crash deaths this year occurred between midnight and 3:45 a.m.
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Congress members oppose expulsion of Israel from UN
Members of Congress for Peace Through Law issued a statement supporting the United Nations, denouncing any expulsion or suspension of Israel. Led by Sen. Dick Clark, 50 lawmakers urged strengthening global forums. Rep. Silvio Conte drafted the statement. Clark, visiting Africa, attends UN General Assembly sessions in New York, among 12 senators named as advisers.
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Congress For Peace Through Law
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Iowa
MCPL
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Edward Mezvinsky
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Monticello Antiques Show A Bicentennial Tribute
The 13th annual Monticello antique show runs Friday through Sunday at the Jones County Fairgrounds Youth Center. Displays honor Jones county bicentennial with Victorian furniture glassware lamps clocks and toys. The rotating toy collection features 1880s steam powered pieces and calendar clocks with wooden works. Sunday hosts an antique auto show and contest with a swap meet and free watermelon feed. no entry fee.
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Youth Center
Jones County Fairground
Notice to terminate tenancy and lease actions
Legal notices outline termination of tenancy for Wilbur Cray and Robert Koover at 810 Second Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Iowa with sale and lease breach terms, plus multiple probate matters including estates of Victor Hole Agnes and Minnie, appointments of executors and administrators, and required filing of claims within set deadlines.
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Washington accuses shipowners of aiding British in Boston
Cambridge, Aug 30 Gen Washington denounced shipowners he accused of working with the British to deliver supplies to Boston. He called their conduct avarice and urged severe scrutiny and exemplary punishment.
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