Cautious Stock Gains Amid Carter Economic Talk
New York stocks rose cautiously with the Dow up 3.75 to 953.13 as trading volume neared 16 million shares. Investors weighed President elect Carter's economic plans after a meeting with advisers, while AT&T and Great Western Financial led active trading.
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Iowa Hog and Market Roundup From Des Moines and Omaha
Livestock trading shows moderate to good demand with uneven but mostly steady butcher and sow prices across Des Moines Omaha Webster City and Chicago markets. Hogs 200-330 lb mostly 25.00-35.50 with losses 25-50 in some spots. cattle mixed with steers 875-1200 lb at 38.25-41.25. eggs and grain prices steady to unchanged amid light to moderate offerings.
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Soybeans Up Again on Chicago Trade Day
Soybean futures rose for the fourth straight session on the Chicago Board of Trade with gains of 2 to 6 cents per bushel, January at 6.80, alongside mixed moves for wheat corn and oats. livestock markets in Sioux City and Joliet showed hogs steady to higher and cattle largely steady with modest price shifts after a busy trading day.
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He Got the Best Tribute Bar None
Grateful UW La Crosse students establish the Ray George Scholarship fund honoring a longtime local bartender who opened The Rustic in 1944 and provided tuition help and advice. John Olson and others raised money at a recent dinner dance as alumni recall his guidance and loan forgiveness.
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Cedar Rapids hog market steadies with varied weight bids
Cedar Rapids hog market Thursday held steady with price ranges for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 33.50 to 34.00, sows around 24.00 to 24.50, and lighter and heavier weights discounted per 10 lb increments. Cattle and sheep markets show discounts by yield grade and lamb prices around 42 to 44 with soybeans and corn noted for delivery.
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Purse Snatching Wave Sees New Victim
Shyri Brundidge of 708 Fifth Avenue SE was robbed in the 1000 block of Fifth Avenue SE at 9 50 p m. A man ran up from behind and grabbed her purse containing six dollars. Police are investigating a wave of similar thefts in the area.
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Four Injured In Cedar Rapids Accidents
Four persons were injured in traffic mishaps Wednesday in Cedar Rapids. Three people in a three car crash near Mt Vernon road and Thirty fourth street SE were treated at Mercy hospital and released: Joan Jones 22 Geri Jones 6 and Robyn S Gustafson. In a separate incident Brett M Brubaker 17 was treated at St Luke s hospital after his vehicle left the roadway and struck a stone fireplace at 2950 E avenue NW. No charges were filed in either incident. ON THIS DATE in 1956 Fidel Castro and a band of followers landed in Cuba.
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Cedar Rapids News Briefs Hit list and ads roundup
Cedar Rapids briefs cover Civitan meeting, local sales, and ads. Listings include jewelry promotions, book exchanges, gift and craft sales, restaurant specials, theft reports, and upcoming church events across Marion and Cedar Rapids areas. Names and places: Bishops downtown, Center Point Rd, G.W. Waverka residence, Saint George Church, LaSalle High School, Baumhoefener Nursery, Peasant Tree Gifts, Johnny's Parkway.
Court Actions From Linn District First Avenue Court
Court actions covered larceny criminal trespass and fraud cases. Jack Patterson pleaded guilty to larceny and got 15 days in jail. Kelly Jo Butcher pled guilty to possession of marijuana and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. John Daugherty received 28 days in jail with 20 suspended and 8 credited, plus a 25 dollar fine and costs for marijuana and 75 dollars with 90 days jail suspended for fraud. Armel Hunt faced a mistrial on gross fraud against Armstrong's. He later pled guilty and was sentenced to 22 days in jail plus costs. Kenneth Barnes pled guilty to criminal trespass and was fined 35 dollars plus costs. Several drunk driving cases were heard. Richard Adams pled guilty, fined 300 dollars and 60 days in jail, suspended. William Young, Douglas Curtis, Perry Welsh each fined 300 dollars plus costs. Bruce Sojka received a suspended 60 day sentence after pleading guilty. Laurie Cooper received a deferred sentence after a Sept. 15 guilty plea.
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Transfer Delay Sought for Rodman-Arsenal Move
Washington Republicans Railsback and Leach urged President Ford to postpone relocating Rodman laboratory personnel to Picatinny Arsenal to allow the incoming Carter administration to review the plan. They linked the move to a Mondale pledge about Frankford Arsenal and urged a combined reconsideration of both transfers. On this date in 1927, the Model A Ford debuted with color options, priced at $395.
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