New York stocks show mixed gains in late session
Selected composite prices as of 3 pm list numerous stocks with varied moves. Notable shifts include Abbott Lab, Exxon, Ford, GM, General Electric, IBM, and Texaco among many others with price changes and percentage swings across the NYT United Press International table.
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AmBrands
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AmCan
AmCyan
Amster
Armco
ArmsCork
Asarco
AuiRenf
Atlas — Corp
Avco Corp
Rosserta
Bendix
BoraWarn
Bronitt
Hawks fall as Lester limited. Waite shines for Iowa
Iowa nearly defeats Wisconsin as Ronnie Lester is held to five points in 23 minutes while Magic Johnson seals it with late free throws. Steve Waite leads Iowa with 16 points and Lute Olson praises Kenny Arnold’s steady improvement despite Lester’s off night. Wisconsin’s Wes Matthews scores 18 in a tight Big Ten matchup.
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Iowa
Ronnie Lester
Magic Johnson
Lute Olson
Steve Krafcisin
Steve Waite
Olson
Kenny Arnold
Wisconsin
Badgers
Arnold Gaines
Wes Matthews
Lester
Cornets Edge Stars 99 97 In Des Moines Thriller
Iowa Cornets beat New York 99 97 as Molly Bolin scores 24 to lift season mark to 9 6 while Stars drop to 8 7. Joan Uhl 15 Denise Sharps 17 Doris Draving 16 also tally for Iowa. Althea Gwynn 28 leads New York with Kaye Young 13 Janice Thomas 24. Next Chicago visit Cedar Rapids Monday.
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New York
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Stars
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Joan Uhl
Denise Sharps
Doris Draving
Althea Gwynn
Kaye Young
Janice Thomas
Iowa
Houston Angels
Spencer
Chicago Hustle
Marion girls top Linn-Mar 50 44 in sophomore hoops
Marion defeated Linn-Mar 50 to 44 in a girls sophomore basketball game on Thursday. Berns and Fuller each tallied 13 points for Marion, correcting a previous misreport in Friday's Gazette that Linn-Mar won.
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Fuller
Mt. Mercy advances to IAIAW district final
Mt. Mercy rally defeats St. Ambrose 50 to 42 in the IAIAW District IV semifinal at Osceola. Mary Forrer leads with 15 points, Jane Steele adds 14, and Mary Kay Stepanek 10 as Mt. Mercy improves to 20-4 and advances to face William Penn in the championship at 2 p.m.
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St. Ambrose
Mary Forrer
Jane Steele
Mary Kay Stepanek
William Penn
Walhert Beats Wahington 49 41 in MVC Action
Walhert of Dubuque handed Cedar Rapids Wahington a 49 to 41 loss on Friday night. Dale Leibfried led Walhert with 14 points while Kirk Abernathy paced the Warriors with 14 points as Wahington fell to 10-1 in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Cedar Rapids
Wahington
Dale Leibfried
Warriors
Kirk Abernathy
Jeff Sophs Roll Past Iowa City West In Conference Clash
Jeff Sophs improved to 11-3 overall and 7-3 in the Mississippi Valley Conference with a 44-27 victory over Iowa City West. Jeff High led scoring with 16 points while West's Tony Anderson had 17 to top the night.
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Regis Sophs Rally Past Waterloo Columbus 62 51
Regis sophomore basketball team defeated Waterloo Columbus 62 51 with Joe Berthh scoring 16 points to lead. Columbus players Jim Hahn and Don Hill each totaled 12 points. A past note recalls a coastal storm dumping 15 inches of snow on New York City a decade ago.
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Waterloo Columbus
Jim Hahn
Don Hill
Columbus
New York City
Grimm to head Banks of Iowa system upgrade
Keith R. Grimm of Marion was named assistant vice president to head a project across eight member banks to purchase and install new computerized financial control systems. He has served as a Banks of Iowa Computer Services officer since 1974 and will oversee conversion and personnel training.
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Banks of Iowa Inc
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Banks of Iowa Computer Services Inc
F. Forbes Osberg
Banks of Iowa Computer Services
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University of Wisconsin
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Dubuque
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids grain prices rise on February to April crops
On Friday afternoon Cedar Rapids processors quoted futures for soybeans and corn. NO 2 corn February $2.16 March $2.17 April $2.20 new crop $2.20. white corn old $2.76 new $2.83. Yellow soybeans February $7.16 March $7.21 April $7.40 new $6.57. Old crop oats $1.58. Pro Farmer Grain Cedar Rapids reported.
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Thurday
Pro Farmer Grain
All-Iowa Marathon proposal hits snag
The All-Iowa Fair faces insurance hurdles for a July 1 marathon run sponsored by the fair board. Talks of excluding minors and requiring waivers are on the table while discussions consider charity sponsorship and AAU sanction already in place for the 26 mile 385 yard race at Hawkeye Downs and Noelridge Park midpoint.
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Tom Novak
Novak
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Noelridge Park
Collins Road
Arlo Becker
Atkins
Becker
Larry Erb
Fair Entertainment
Fair
John Em
Fair seeks major act as budget rises for expanded 1970 event
Becker and Emmons discuss bids for a June 30 to July 8 fair with an extra day. The budget may rise from 50000 to 60000, aiming a single major act and noting ad sales ahead of last year. About 30 exhibitors wait for space, with temporary tents possible.
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Emmons
Erb
Atkins
Fair Board
Community notices and sales advertised across Marion area
A page 3A style town briefs roundup lists events and ads for Marion and nearby venues. Items include a winter clearance, Marion Heights Veterinary Clinic opening, Cedar Rapids Las Vegas weekend package, a Grand Opening with live music, auctions, stadium lounge specials, Montrose game times, Valentine gifts, florists, monuments, and a home show booth.
Government agencies agree on common cancer study basis
Four government bodies the Environmental Protection Agency the Consumer Product Safety Commission the Food and Drug Administration and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration say they have agreed on a basis for the development of a government wide study of cancer causing substances.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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