Stock Gains Narrow as Carter Wages Price Debate Rises
New York trading edged higher as money-supply data eased fears and President-elect Carter signaled restraint over wage and price controls. Industrials led gains with Petroleum rising while the NYSE composite inched up and volume slowed.
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Cedar Rapids hog market shows mixed steady and higher bids
The Cedar Rapids hog market Friday saw overall steadiness with some higher quotes for weights 200 to 230 pounds based on grade. Prices for sows and butchers varied, with receipts and weekly totals noted, while general market conditions remained moderate to firm for certain classes.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Livestock and Futures Mentions
Fragmentary text references livestock events at a city auction and futures trading terms. Mentions include a possible livestock stockyard, dates, percentages, and financial figures, interlaced with scattered names and placeholders. The passage lacks coherent narrative and verifiable entities.
Soybeans Up Again Reported In Chicago Trade
Soybean futures rose for the fourth straight day in Chicago trading. Prices gained around 2 to 6 cents a bushel with December and other months showing modest increases. Wheat eased slightly, corn mixed, and oats edged higher amid unsettled demand and market volatility.
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Going Armed With Intent Charge Filed
Vernu Ro Cady 21 of 24916 Maplewood Drive NI faces a charge of going armed with intent after an alleged dispute at a residence on Minits Ferry Road NE. Deputies say Cady fled the scene in a vehicle after an incident tied to a firearm, with a bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Iowa among few states not in waste disposal plan
Washington officials seek potential sites to bury high level waste from power plants over 12 years. The plan would cost over 20 billion dollars, with billions for civil and atomic facilities. Only New Jersey and Delaware reportedly oppose, while ERDA aims for compromise with objecting states.
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Stormy Naples City Council Session Delays Vote
In Naples a storm disrupted a city hall meeting as high winds shattered a window delaying the vote. Maurizio Valenzi, a Christian Democrat, led with 42 votes to seek reelection while local politics shift after September 1475 elections.
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Clinton death notices and local ads fill Cedar Rapids brief
Clinton mourns the death of Inzel T. Hansen at 72 with services planned at Lyons Methodist. The notices announce funeral details, burial at Memorial Park, and caller hours. The page also lists a flood of local ads for furniture, jewelry, rentals, nurseries, and seasonal sales, plus correction about a hospital transfer.
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U S Soviet Cooperation on Arthritis Drug Development
The United States and Russia are collaborating on an experimental drug, Leyvacillamine, to reduce inflammation and pain in rheumatic arthritis. The study, coordinated by the National Institutes of Health, ships supplies to Moscow amid ongoing trials. Jaffe first tested the drug in 1962, with penicillamine as a related treatment.
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Will US Pay for Jet Noise Reduction Program
A discussion arises on government funding for jet noise reduction with airline representatives urging hearings. Critics warn of higher airfares if costs shift to tickets, while officials weigh finance options and potential impact on prices and stability.
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Heinz Campaign Spending Record Reported in 1972 Race
Washington reports Republican candidate Julie Heine of Pittsburgh set a national campaign spending record in the 1972 race. She poured about 206 thousand dollars into ads and outreach, with rival William Green of Philadelphia spending 129 thousand. The tally shows Heine leading in advertising and personal costs as campaigns for the Senate proceeded amid state and national political activity.
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Optimistic New England Offshore Oil Report
A federal study from Washington by the Office of Technology concludes large offshore energy projects in New England, including oil development, face technical geopolitical and regulatory challenges. The report notes potential jobs and investment but warns agencies must address environmental and logistical hurdles before progress.
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Flu shot rates fall after Thanksgiving lull
A CDC report notes that less than a quarter of the population received flu vaccines the week after Thanksgiving, with a drop of about two million doses from the prior week. Officials attribute at least part of the decline to the holiday period when reports were not received.
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Student Breaks Hot Dog Record at World Event
Ve Waldner, 22, a junior at Lymn State College, ate 26 hot dogs in five minutes setting a world record. The 32-second improvement beats the previous mark of 25 hot dogs in five minutes. Waldner was one of four contestants in a televised segment at the Hudtian Course. U.S. officials stated the competition proceeded with limited issues.
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Unties Bate in to the US Senate Specend any new
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