Small Stock Gain on Wall Street Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks edged higher as the Dow Jones average rose to 974.15 after four hours of trading while advancing issues slightly surpassed decliners 7 to 6 on the NYSE. Banks spread a quarter-point cut to 14 percent in prime lending as bond prices rallied amid ease and uncertainty over OPEC meetings and potential higher oil prices. Telephone & Telegraph rose 4 1/8 as the day’s most active issue, with the composite index holding at 56.33 by late afternoon.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
America
Telephone & ‘Telegraph
Cedar Rapids hog market lowers with mixed receipts
Monday prices at Cedar Rapids for live hogs and butchers ranged from 25 to 37 dollars per cwt depending on weight and grade. Reports show uneven demand, with 200-240 lb hogs at about 36.04 to 37.00, 260-330 lb cattle varied, and receipts estimated around 72,000 head week to date across regions.
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Commodities Fall Across Board as Beans and Corn Decline
Chicago commodities closed lower with most grains slipping amid weaker soybean and meal prices. Wheat rose over two cents, while soybeans dropped by about three to four cents as meal prices dragged the market. corn and oats also weakened in a broadly softer session.
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Chicago
Iowa Electors Cast Ballots for Ford and Dole
Eight Iowa electors gathered in Des Moines to cast their presidential ballots for Gerald Ford and Bob Dole, completing the 1976 election formalities. Gov. Robert D. Ray presided over a 30 minute ceremony at the state capitol, with electors paid travel and per diem. The slate included named electors from various counties and districts, reflecting the ceremonial conclusion of the general election.
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UPL
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Ford
Robert Dole
Bern
Republicar
Robert D. Ray
Gentral Services Administration
Iowa
St Brownlee
Emmeteburg
Kathleen Davis
Burlington
Esther Haroine
Eletridge
Robert Armstong
Cedar Rapids
Idoyd Mellee
Lunkerton
Jones Senator
Centerville
Paul Pelle
Atlante
Helen Meyer
Oxtobeit
Four Drunk Drivers Arrested by Linn County Deputies
Linn deputies arrested four individuals for drunk driving after traffic events in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Brucher, 44, of 5100 Hardec Avenue NW, allegedly failed to stop for a map sign in southeast Cedar Rapids. Mclaarion, 20, of 1130 Thirtieth Street NE, allegedly drove erratically on First Avenue East. Dmitryk, 38, of 120 Second Street SW, allegedly drove erratically on Sixth Street SW. Trickey, 19, of 1300 William Boulevard SW, was arrested following a report of a car with engine running on Forest Drive SE.
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Way A. Brucher
Hardec Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Richard H. Mclaarion
Forest Drive
C R Woman Arrested on Drug Charge
Patricia Kay Northrup, 23, of 620 First Street SW, was charged with possession of a prescription drug without a prescription after a shoplifting arrest at Me Too store, 1603 J Street SW. Police found capsules of ta docin with no prescription during a search. She was taken to the Lat County jail on $1,126 bond.
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Patricia Kay Northrup
First Street
Northrup
Fala P.m
Me Too
J Street
Cindy Yabaert
Cedar Rapids Briefs Mix of Local Notices and Onlookers
A patchwork of Cedar Rapids items covers Montessori parent meetings, shop openings, rental ads, civil service notices, amateur radio club plans, stolen items reports, a Christmas menu, and local business notes. Highlights include police reports of gun and camera thefts, a shotgun loss, and a church window incident, with community events at 7:30 pm and various storefronts listing hours and specials.
Dr Morgans Heads St Luke's Medical Staff
Dr Rule D Morgan, an anesthesiologist, was elected president of the medical and dental staff at St Luke's Hospital. He has served in leadership roles in local medical societies. New officers include Dr Robert L Swaney as vice president and Dr Jaime W Roinerman as secretary-treasurer, with a slate of department chiefs and postholders listed.
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Morgan
Cedar Rayiits
Coe College
Ie University of Town
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Law Society of Anesthesialogists
Linn County Medical Society
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Robert L. Swaney
Dunbelvet
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Depart
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Hicnond M. Quetsch
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Dain Aastan
Morlin Gi
Os Horn
Kingsley 1 Grant
Donald B. Weir
Renaui Nation
Exhibit on Microfilm Equipment at Grant Wood Agency
An exhibit of microfilm and microfiche readers and reader printers will be held from February to April at the Grant Wood area education agency. The display features equipment from seven companies and will include discussion by Mary Sp Rrnett, director of the Town Network for Obtaining Educational Materials for Schools, on how schools can use the equipment.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Strathatecet
Wildition
Mary Sp Rrnett
Store Department of Public Instruction
Three Breakins Reported in CR
Durglars entered pad pins sacked Mirue residences ust the city's sautthedat side over the weekend, pice said. Robert Richison, 1720. Foortl avenue Si, told police his honge wag entered and SP ih canh Was taken, Pallec salt somponn: use ise grins to force sackson 00 Abprintente at 550 Fifth avenue SE, Sunday, Tue aplarorenis, occupied by Lar ry Steel and Phyllis Halland, were ransicked, but nothing wos believed stolen.
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Robert Richison
Foortl
Sackson
Fifth Avenue
Larry Steel
Phyllis Halland
Window Breaker Sought by Police
Police seek a window breaker who damaged cars on the southwest side over Saturday night and Sunday. Ten complaints from residents report windows shot or beaten out as cars were parked, with authorities tracing the spree to the late weekend.
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Youth Arrested on Ling Charges at Local School
A juvenile was charged with assault and fighting after an incident at Waakinulan High School during a basketball game. Police say the youth tried to re-enter the game, was stopped by the admission director, and then struck a staff member before being restrained.
Police Arrest Two on Drunk Driving Counts
Police report two individuals charged with drunken driving. Gene DL Dee, 32, of Lead Second avenue SE, arrested at 12:12 am near First avenue and Thirty second street SE. Bernice Bell, 49, of Rate Ins, arrested at 10:31 pm Saturday in the 2400 block of Ellis Boulevard NW.
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Bernice
Rickey Among Lowans on Education Panel
Dr. Laney Rickey, director of staff development for the Great Word area education agency, will join four panelists at a National Staff Development Council meeting in Willamsburg Virginia to discuss Staff Development The Iowa Story. Other Iowans include Merrill Hotter, Frankildrech, Br. Dan Von Gilder, and representatives from the Heartlund area education agency.
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Great Word Area Education Agency
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Dan von Gilder
Heartlunt
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Ankeny
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Hinelury Sthisals
Man Attested on Contributing to Delinquency Charge
Paul Neers, of 3011 Saveloid Selve NW, is held on a warrant charging contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Beers remains in Linn county jail on $1,044 bond as details were not provided.
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Wild
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Beers
Linn County
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