Stocks Fall Back As Market Clings To Rise
New York stocks slipped Monday as traders ignored signs of looser Federal policy. The Dow pared losses to 3.91 at 975.18, with decliners outnumbering gainers 8 to 4 on the NYSE. Major utilities and energy firms traded actively, while retailers like Sears and Penney declined amid a broad profit-taking mood.
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Tamly Corp
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Central
Southwest
Occidental Petralew
Texaco
Gulf
Exxon
Anwar
Sears, Roebuck
Penney
SIMA
Publisher Jane Scott Dies at 67 in Anderson Herald
Jane Scott, publisher of the Anderson Herald and vice president of Anderson Newspapers Inc., died Sunday following an extended illness. She was 67.
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Anderson, Ind
Jane Scott
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Market notes from Cedar Rapids hog and cattle trades
Monday livestock markets report steady to higher demand. No 1-3 200-230 lb butchers at 38.50 to 39.00, 230-250 lb at 37.50 to 39.00, 250-270 lb around 37.00, and 270-330 lb cows at 27 to 33 dollars. receipts about 45,000 head. Local and Des Moines buyers show general strength with varying heft adjustments for weight.
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Jowi Hays Des Moines
UPI
Soybeans Rise on Board of Trade As Markets Fluctuate
Chicago and New York market notes show soybeans gaining about 72 cents while wheat oats and corn advance modestly. Trade commentary cites bullish domestic feed outlook and tentative hints of lower production next year amid varied futures prices across contracts.
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Board of Trade
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Barty
Local Cedar Rapids Briefs Mix In Pigment and Charity
A jumble of community notes includes a preschool event at the mortuary on Third Avenue SR, a Deano's Tunk Fashion start in late November, and neighborhood thefts and notices. Reports reference transfers, local business ads, Christmas preparations, and civic updates with several named streets and venues.
Deputies Probe Rural Linn Crime Reports
Deputies opened inquiries into several Linn County rural break ins with multiple residences reported entered Saturday. Kenneth Lund said cash vanished from his Linn street home. Bob Halverson reported a forcible entry with nothing missing. Lea Baum reported stolen coon hides from a locked shed. Charles Janey’s Ely area home also entered with nothing taken. David Paul reported a space heater stolen from a Davenport trailer between December 1 and 5.
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Genvanstreet SE
Linn Sheriffs Department
Bob Halverson
Route One
Toddville
Lea Baum
Praineburg
Ely
Charles Janey
David Paul
Davenport
Bertram
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Herzberger Heads Iowa Asphalt Paving Assn
Dean Noerberger of Cedar Rapids Asphalt and Paving Co. elected president of the Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa. Merlin Mannatt of Manejatt's Life Brooklyn Wis elected to the board of directors. The meeting was held in Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids Asphalt and Paving Co
Asphalt Paving Fusn
Iowa
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Mane Jatt
Hfe
Brooklyn
Wis
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Nemec Heads Local Retired U S Employees
Stanley Nemec leads Cedar Rapids chapter 133 of the National Association of Helimal Federal Employees. Other officers include Louis Barr vice president Eldan Ehrlich secretary and Ruth Frage treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids
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Eldan Ehrlich
Ruth Frage
Feasurer
Meeting Set on City Affirmative Action Program
A public meeting is scheduled Tuesday afternoon in Mayor Ven Cantney's office to discuss police testing and affirmative action procedures. The session, urged after a clash involving the civil service commission, Equal Employment Officer Jonnie Carsell, and Mark Doolin, aims to address concerns about minority representation in police testing and hiring.
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Equal Employment
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Mark Doolin
Hyena Rights
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Las Lonitt
Antity Council
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Ervice Gonmlsson
Doviin
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Turker
Halfinay
Cedar Raphis
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Luther Trent
Three Drunk Driving Arrests Reported
Deputies detained three individuals on drunk driving charges Saturday into Sunday. Arrested were Melityrn, 20, Cir mel Calcio and Vernon, 21, both accused of erratic driving and intoxication following alleged incidents near Route One and Marian. Authorities say the case reflects statewide action on impaired driving.
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Two More Arrests Near McKinley School Revealed
Police reported two youths near McKinley Junior High were arrested on Friday as crackdown near the school intensified. A 12 year-old was charged with vandalism to an officer and a 13 year-old with carrying a concealed weapon, following a car stop with others present. Authorities had surveillance in place after a planned fight involving Washington and McKinley students. in the week prior two students were injured and six suspended from Cedar Rapids school district.
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