Stocks Slide After Brief Rally Stalls On Weak Outlook
New York stock markets faltered in sluggish trading on Friday after a failed rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood 3.86 lower at 825.25, while the NYSE composite dipped 22 to 4613. The unemployment rate dropped to 9.3 percent in November, offering tepid optimism amid concerns about the pace of the economic recovery and rising interest rates. The American Stock Exchange index fell to 82.68 as traders remained cautious.
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Soybeans Decline Amid Broad Market Downturn on CBOT
Chicago AP reports soy futures fell 8 cents a bushel Friday while all major commodities weakened. Wheat dropped 5 cents, corn 4, oats nearly 3 with soy meal down $3 a ton. near with prices mixed, soybeans 3 to 9 cents higher in Jan. futures at 4.84, wheat 3.44, corn 2.86, oats 1.62.
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Cedar Rapids hog market slips amid varied weights and buyers
Friday’s Cedar Rapids hog market eased with prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers near 49.50 to 50.00 as plant delivered hogs moved. lighter packing sows around 40.00 to 40.50 and larger hogs carried larger weight-based reductions. Cattle trading notes and equity broker quotes follow in the same report, showing a broad market snapshot with multiple weight classes and brand names referenced across the livestock and financial sections.
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Bugliosi Seeks RFK Case Reopening on New Evidence
Los Angeles attorney Vincent Bugliosi petitions superior court to reopen the RFK assassination case citing new evidence of a ninth bullet. He wants three witnesses to testify about a possible extra shot, referencing a small-caliber bullet observed at the Ambassador Hotel.
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Fragmented Market Prices and Livestock Notes With Obscure Entries
Auction and commodity listings show mixed beef, pork, and egg prices, with various grades and weights. Entries mention hogs, cattle, live poultry, and dairy items, noting fluctuating demand and slow trades amid a blurred, OCR-heavy sports and market page.
IBEW Endorses Cedar Rapids Civic Center Bond
Local 1362 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers endorsed the Cedar Rapids community center bond issue at a regular meeting. President Craig Hoepner called the center a valuable addition that would benefit Cedar Rapids and Linn County. Local 1962 represents Rockwell, Collis Industries, and Marian plant workers.
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Ex-Demo Chief Cleared of Bribe in Jai Alai Case
Fairfield Conn AP report says late Democratic National Chairman John Bulley did not take a bribe in a jai alai arena matter as the Connecticut commission revoked the arena license. David Friend, tied to the case, allegedly told investigators he paid Bailey 250000 for help obtaining a gambling license for a jai alai fronton in Bridgeport. Warrants charged Friend with perjury and three counts of first degree perjury. He is a former president of Connecticut Sport Enterprises Inc, which held the fronton license. The arena is under construction.
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Saturday Services For Diane Wright 6 Mi Vernon
Saturday services are planned for Diane Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wright of 318 Fifth Avenue Ny. She died suddenly at home Thursday morning. Survived by parents a brother Jeff and others. Services will be held Sunday at the United Methodist Church Vestattan at Flaxler chapel.
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Brother Sister Arrested on C R Robbery Counts
A sister and brother were charged with robbery after allegedly robbing a man in a parking lot near the Allison hotel. Mary Jo Blackcloud 20 and her brother Dale Allen Blackcloud 17 were arrested after a fight in the lot. Items stolen totaled $52. Police recovered possessions in the hotel or lot. Mary Jo remained jailed on $5,000 bond. her brother remained in county jail on a hold order.
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Democrats Will Repay Ashland Gift
Washington report says the Democratic Party decided to return funds received from Ashland executives amid a blast of questions about the sources. Robert Strauss defended the money, saying repayment would occur within 60 days and that no seek was made of the gift. A stockholders' suit in Ashland tied to the firm's political contributions was noted, with few prospects for prosecution this year.
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Man Arrested On Terrorizing and Resisting Counts
James Lint Sprague, 24, of 1430 Second Street SE, was charged Thursday with terrorizing and resisting. Police say he fired three shotgun blasts at a neighbor, threatened to kill her, struggled with officers, dropped a loaded 22 pistol, and fled into a house before being apprehended. Bond set at 2,825 dollars.
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Moynihan Accused of Slander by Soviets
Soviet officials accuse Moynihan of making slanderous statements. The fragmentary text hints at alleged Soviet involvement in political messaging and international tensions but is unclear and appears garbled.
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Christmas thefts and vandalism reported in Cedar Rapids area
A flurry of petty thefts and vandalism at businesses and homes across Cedar Rapids and neighboring areas include clothing, linens, appliances, and electronics stolen from laundromats, homes, and cars. Incidents span Thursday to Friday, with items such as shirts, a heater, an air conditioner, and a radio taken, and several ads promote Christmas gifts and local sales.
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Hagie To Head Reagan Committee
Des Moines AP notes Clartey businessxuity Rey W Hagie named Friday to head the Reagan committee for laws. Drew Mason, central states coordinator for Une Rysayent presidential campaign, says the committee will begin immediately to campaign for former California governor Ronald Reagan. Hagie is described as a business executive and former Iowa official with prior roles at Hague Manufacturing Co and state university councils.
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Longest Lived Dag on Record Dies at 27
Dag Adfaycernt, claimed as the longest lived dag in records, died at HAR aged 27. Details from local notices confirm the unusual lifespan and naming as the era’s peak example of longevity.
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