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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1974
Page
4
Cedar Bunds Market Saturday Slips on Mixed Livestock Prices
The Cedar Bunds market report shows buyers and sellers dealing with mixed weights and grades. Prices for cattle range from 38.50 to 49.00 for 2000 230 lb butchers, down 22.50 to 999.00 for 300 lb sows, and various deductions for weights above 270 lb. Packers also quote adjustments by weight and grade, while grain and dairy notes from Chicago and New York offer wholesale price context. Des Moines coverage notes a state board approval for a wage raise package affecting university workers, with planned increases and funding implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolsey Livestock
Pever
Cattle Market Prices Lead Off Des Moines and Iowa Trade
DES MOINES AP reports mixed bids across livestock futures with cattle and hogs showing varied demand. Market notes include steers at 34,005 value, assorted feeder prices, and regional packing plants reporting slower demand, with sows and hogs trading lower and buyers cautious amid holiday week effects. Local markets in Waterloo and Postville show softer bids, with utility cows and feeders persisting in wider price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UNA
Minnesota
Five Israelis Die in Clash with Guerrillas on Border
An Israeli patrol clashed Saturday with Arab guerrillas infiltrating from Lebanon. Four Jews and one police sergeant were killed, another officer wounded, as the confrontation occurred on the western edge of the panhandle where the border with Lebanon and Syria extends. Egyptian demands influenced the day's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lebanon
Egypt seeks freeze on immigration stance sparks global debate
Reported remarks by Egyptian officials suggesting a one year freeze on Israel immigration and population drew swift denials from Cairo and confusion over policy. US and international sources warned the move could affect markets and fuel tensions in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Ismail Fahmy
Foreign Ministry
Paleny
Jarael
Illness Forces Mrs Ford To Cancel Travel
Washington AP dispatch reports first lady Paty Ford canceled plans to accompany her husband to Martinique for a meeting with French President Giscard due to a flare up of osteoarthritis. White House physician and press secretary Sheila Weidenfeld described the condition as a long standing issue that periodically causes neck and back discomfort and said the cancer surgery in September was unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rely Ford
Martinique
Giscar
Sheila Weidenfeld
Ford
Weidenfeld
Weidlelfeld
Foultus
Sara Lee Workers Vote Return to Jobs
In New Hampton striking workers at the Sara Lee bakery voted overwhelmingly to return to work. Union steward Frank Koeningsfeld said the vote Friday was about 100 percent in favor of returning to work Monday. Sara Lee operations director Vernon McKinsey stated the grievance list that prompted the wildcat strike will be handled through normal grievance channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Fara Lee
Frank Koeningsfeld
Sara Lee
Vernon Mckinsey
Wildcat
Seven Term Mayor Ben Jacobsen Seeks Eighth Term
Maquoketa Iowa 92 year old Ben Jacobsen the seven term mayor announces plans to run again next year at age 93 He first held office in 1920 and has served intermittently since Then residents cite water and light rates as concerns and Jacobsen campaigns amid calls to curb park maintenance and fees The Federal Reserve reports an 2 percent November factory output drop the largest in four years reflecting industrial weakness
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Maquokketa
Ben Jacobsen
Maquoketa
Iowa
Jacobsen
Tig
Dee
Dagadsen
Casen
Piay
Dacadsen
Edward Myatt
Maquoketa Malnahsen
Newnitipal Light and Power Co
Myatt
Eehsen
Fedl
Federal Reserve Board
Mrnday
Ped
Ruti
Dressed Meats and Movie Ads
Obscure ad fragment lists DLS DLS, meats, and cinema items with scattered prices and locations. Mentions USA trade terms, unidentified names, and a 2046 date amid garble, suggesting a collage of retail and entertainment promos.
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USA
Cnet Maine
Aiady Lad
Ayal
Helton
Fire Hits Pipeliners Mess Hall No Injuries
A fire swept through a Pipeliners mess hall at a site along the Yukon river area. Spokesman said no injuries were reported and emergency crews contained the blaze quickly. Damaged area described as modest with firefighters on scene and no significant structural concern.
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Pipeliners
Dstrich
Hines Hall
Yukon
Sock Ono Danige
Alyeskie Pipehoe Service Co
Sald
Nurs
House Passes Strip Mine Bill in Senate Gridlock
Washington AP reports the House approved a controversial strip mining bill on a voice vote despite a pending presidential veto. The measure aims to curb coal and wind power impacts, with critics warning of higher coal and electricity prices. Rep Latle from Ohio voiced concerns as Congress adjourns for recess around December 20.
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Sioux Gity Livestock Spa
House Washington
Gulf World
Israel
Wweaine Sn
Reaituarg Yy
Ag Jay
Cult Ol Co
Pad
Mantan Tetsaid
ANON
Washington
House
Genue
Latle
R-Ohia
Congress
Revess
Grilles
Board Certifies Young as Victor in Senate Race
In BISMARCK the board certifies Young as victor after a tight race. The recount threat from William Tay’s campaign was dismissed with no plans for further challenge, amid official results and certification procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Victor
Bismarck
Noaa
Skola
Yuank
Milton Youns
Winter
ING
William Tay
Guy
Rapp and Juenger Bound Over On Counterfeiting Counts
Federal proceedings bound Cedar Rapids men Horoll Rapp and Michael Juenger over on counterfeiting charges after authorities seized nearly 620000 in fake currency from Rapp’s apartment and over 2 million in related seizures in Kansas City and Minneapolis. A preliminary appearance set for December 8 to enter pleas.
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Rapp
Juenger
Pelday
Jueuger
Keerer
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Bece
Avenue St. Tn
Serior
Kirt Lawson
Burglary and theft notices flood Iris street area
Reports list numerous thefts including an engine stand from Iris residence and a $290 jewelry loss at 1921 Third Street SW. Additional items seized or missing include a color TV and stereo from a 1648-4 Avenue NE apartment, rings, watches, cash, and a tool chest. Police proceedings document counterfeit bills, a May hearing, and bonds set for Juenger and Parmelee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Koster
Third Street
Adv
Five Million Attend Fair Yet Attendance Seen Red
Report from Spokane indicates Expo 74 attendance exceeded five million, yet financials show red ink. Projectors valued at 16 and 30 dollars plus a car theft noted. officials say revenue short of expectations while visitors, including season ticket holders, crowded West Poles parking and Expo grounds.
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Willams Beauly Salon
jAve
Ady
Peter Spurney
Vickie Johnson
Chinidetti
Eday
Shampoa
Richardson to be named envoy to Britain
Reports claim Elliott Richardson will be named ambassador to Britain. The White House declined comment while British officials welcomed a high profile figure as a sign of stronger ties. Richardson, a Republican former attorney general who resigned in 1979, previously served as under secretary of state. London post has been vacant since October.
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Associated Press
White House
London
Elliot Richardson
Britain
Foreign Office
United States
Richardson
Ford
Uf. S
State Department
Ensiyn Globe
New York Times
Washington Post
Times of London
Hichardson
Archibald Gus
London Post
Oatober Af Wellur Aunenberg
Car Pool Campaign Scaled Back in United States
The transportation department reduced its car pool goal and launched the "Double Up, America" drive. Undersecretary Barnum admitted the early campaign has not met targets as officials urge motorists to share rides with at least one friend to ease congestion and fuel use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Transportatione Department
America
Avith
John “Barnum
Refuses Edict to Wallace on Jobs
District Judge Robert Varney declined an order demanding Governor George Wallace appoint more Black state employees. Varney said a governor is accountable at the ballot box for his failures and must be free to choose policy making officers to carry out his programs.
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Ala
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Varney
George Wallace
Varner
Orddinance
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Cedar Rapids
Vowa
Svaar
Weterns
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Caan
Wikia Ie
Tnt
Ceriiicg
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Iowa
Reds
Otter
Ena
Cenar Rapids
Traneco
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Jural
Davelarament
Ily Minn Shell
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Legar
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Tor
Cipro Executive Orde
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Revelco
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Pipa
Sraai
Pier 'Allen
Bey
Rabacs
Tea Tran
Sy Norton
Auto Plant Shutdowns Push U.S. Auto Layoffs High
Chrysler extends Newark Delaware plant shutdown to February, idling 3,800 workers and delaying reopening. Ford announces 1850 new furloughs and 13,8650 hourly layoffs with further shutdowns at engine plants in Ohio and Kansas City. Overall industry layoffs count rises toward 106,000 as production scales back amid slumping sales and planned shift eliminations at Warren Dodge truck plant.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford Molar Co
Ford
Mord Algo
Chrysler
U.S
Newark
Del
Ase
Dodge
Warren
Mich
Ine
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas City, Car Assembly
Asia Workers Ab Il
American Missionary Deported in Korea Over Criticism
Rev. George Ogle, 45, a Methodist missionary from Pitcairn, Pennsylvania, was deported by the South Korean authorities to Los Angeles after the justice ministry ordered removal for illegal political agitation and demonstrations linked to his speeches. He said his protest was driven by Christian conscience to restore human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoul
Boulh Koen
Chung Hee Park
George Ogle
Los Angeles
Ministry of Justice
Ogle
Pitcairn
North English Man Dies in Work Mishap
A North English man, Seandridge, employed by Iowa county engineering, died in a dragline accident at a construction project. The operator, Frank Funduyt of Marengo, was hospitalized for injuries. Services for Seandridge are set for Monday at 1:30 PM at the United Methodist Church in North English.
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Williamsboit
David Yee
Seandridge
Noch Bays Fish
Scandridge
United
North English
Powell's
Change
Poetry Contest Entry Deadline Is Feb 15
Des Moines AP reports a 1973 poetry contest by the Poetry Assn open to Lowe residents. Seven categories include awards for future pathy and current events. Cash prizes range from $1 to $100. College entries go to Mildred Bensmiller at Iowa Wesleyan College. High school and grade school entries have separate addresses. additional info from Gloria A. Martin and others.
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Des Moines
Low Poetry Assn
WSL
Thught
Carl Stiefel
Mildred
Bensmiller
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant Suéds
Peral
Ipersons
Gloria A. Martin
Twenty-Sixth Avenue
Council Bluffs
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