Wall Street Mixed Markets As Trading Stalls Persist
NEW YORK AP stocks drifted with mixed results as late session profit taking and cautious buying left the Dow around 3190. The composite rose slightly while the blue chip leaders faced uneven moves and volume remained brisk. Elsewhere, Chicago etc. reported brisk cattle and hog trading with quotes and packing costs, illustrating a day of varied commodity and equity activity.
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Trim Gains In Soybeans Court To Rule on Controversial Acts
Soybeans rose modestly as buyers trimmed gains in late trading. In Washington the Supreme Court agreed to hear cases on whether radio TV stations must sell time for public issue comment, with broader FCC guidelines under review.
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Moderate earthquake hits Bear Valley near San Andreas
A moderate earthquake struck the Bear valley area along the San Andreas in Hollister California Sunday. It measured about 4.5 on the Richter scale per the UC Berkeley seismographic station. The sparsely populated farming region suffered little damage. A similar quake of 5.4 magnitude struck the same San Benito County area on Thursday.
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Hollister
Calif
City Briefs Recreation Commission Meets at Squaw Creek
City briefs note recreation commission to meet at noon Thursday at Squaw Creek elementary. Also items list tax payments at First Trust, hospital visitors for Mrs Ann Kalsto, calendar for John's repair, lost tools at Family Car Wash, local ads, farm produce prices, a radio stolen report, and Harold Van der Velde speech at Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids.
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Ady
Ann Kalsto
Second Avenue SE
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Ice Inedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
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Interior Design Remedy Promised by Expert Dr Vigner
A quirky ad nods to an interior doctor figure Keith Lawrenes offering a full bag of Ramadian items including carpeting, draperies, wall coverings, and furniture prescriptions for complete interior recovery in offices and lobbies.
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Keith Lawrenes
Three Nabbed In Burglary Gun Battle
Three suspects were captured following a burglary attempt and gun battle at a Floris grocery store. Store owner Charles Harward and his son Stephen fired on intruders, injuring one suspect and scattering the others during a 10 mile car chase before two fledgers surrendered hours later. Authorities from Ottumwa, Davis and Wapello counties, with multiple agencies, conducted the manhunt. two suspects turned themselves in later, while one remained in custody.
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Towa
Ottumwa
Charles Harward
Floris
Stephen
Harward
Norward
William Schilling
Harvard
Richard Hunt
Kirkville
Effie Coffman Young
Wapello County
Des Moines
Wapella
Davis County
Eldon
Sigourney and
Agency
Murder trial resumes for Paul Gilly in Yablonski case
Washington UP I report notes the Paul Gilly murder trial resumes with the prosecution ready to call its first witness. The case seeks the death penalty, alleging Gilly hired women to assist in killing United Mine Workers official Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter on December 31 1980. Meanwhile two Springville youths were arrested for four area break ins, with police saying the arrests clear up the incidents.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Gilly
Gilly
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Richard Every
Sprague
Labor Relations Conference Set at Town University
A three day conference on Negotiating and Administering the Labor Agreement for public and private management personnel in employee relations is scheduled at the University of Towns Memorial Union Tuesday through Thursday. It will cover preparations for bargaining negotiating freedom and procedure writing the collective agreement and contract administration.
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Towa City
University of Town
Memorial Union
Boardman Assault Charge Dismissed
A charge of assault and battery against Deluna Boardman, 823 Twelfth Street NE, was dismissed Friday in Triarale pal court. He was charged Nov. 5 on an information signed by George and Carol Madlam.
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Deluna Boardman
Twelfth Street
Triarale
Queen Elizabeth Pays Tribute to Commonwealth Soldiers
In Labuan Malaysia Queen Elizabeth halted at a stand on Saturday to honor Commonwealth soldiers who died in World War II. The ceremony reflected a deep royal gesture amid wartime remembrance.
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Malaysia
Elizabeth
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