Midwestern Hog and Cattle Quotes Across Markets
Prices paid on Friday for hogs and cattle varied by weight and grade across markets in Des Moines Omaha Waterloo and Webster City. Butchers 200-260 lb hogs range 39.50 to 40.00 with various 5 to 25 cent adjustments by weight. cattle prices feature mix of choice, prime and utility classes with discounts on certain weight grades. Estimated receipts run high across regions as buyers note mixed demand and steady to higher bids for some重量 classes.
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Saluttay
Stendard
Wiility
Pettat
Heaert
Iwasty and Nobby
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Onaha Livestock Omaha
Usuai
Strana
Tigherg
Postville Beef
Postville
Passvilly
Chicago case grain chaotic notes from livestock market
Livestock price report from Joliet and Chicago markets shows mixed changes in steer heifer and cow values. Prices include range 34.00 to 37.50 for certain weights with some higher bids and cautious demand noted amid uneven buyer activity.
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Joliet LivesTork Polit
Caille Spa
Strang
Recall of Mushrooms Tied to Botulism Risk Across Brands
The FDA warns four ounce cans of Mt Laurel Canning mushrooms may harbor spores that can produce botulinum toxin. Recalls cover private label brands distributed along the East Coast and Midwest, with multiple firms listing brands such as Co op Red Label, Premier, Sweet Life, and Jesse.
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Wasilington
Jood Andy Drug Administration
Mt. Laurel Canning Corp
Temple
MU Laurel
Lahiel
FDA
iLaurel
Co-op
New England Co-op, Inc
Frarmingham
Mass
King Kullen
King Cullen Grocery, Inc
Westbury
Pastene, Pas
Penn Central President Quits Amid Industry Consolidation
Penn Central head William Moore resigns from the post while remaining as advisor as the railroad seeks consolidation with six bankrupt lines under new leadership. The move follows the Transport Act signed by President Nixon and amid looming federal support measures for the rail system.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
America
William Moore
Thal
Moore
Potomac
Nixon
Feder- Whotesale
Settin
Alien
Cragensryy
Wharton Sellhouse Sells Home on Twenty-sutch Ave
Mr and Mrs Kirk Bailey sold their house at 249 Twenty-sutch aves to Mr and Mrs Ralang McNes of 20 Fourteenth street. Possession will be given in July. The Baileys move to Swisher, sale handled by Kensinger Realtors. The Pearson family thanks relatives and friends for kindness after the loss of their husband and father. Also notes hospital patient William Van Katty at St Luke's Kapila with no visitors.
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Kirk Bailey
Ralang MeNes
Fourteenth Street
Baileys
Swisher
Kensinger, Sealtors
Arthur Pearson
Mary Pearson
Marvin’ Pearson
George
Minish
Trnity
Ronjest Terry
Ade
William van Katty
Thirteenth Street
St. Luke's Kapila
Permilieu
Marion Church Listings Show Sunday Services Across Town
A serialized church directory lists Bethel Baptist on Eighth Avenue led by Rev. Calvin Thorpe with 10:30 worship and 7:30 evening service, First Baptist on Fourteenth Avenue led by Rev. Lyle W. Lee, Grace Baptist on South Fifteenth Street with multiple services, Robins Faith Bible at Main and Mentzer offering mass and mass-like services, and numerous others including St. Joseph’s Catholic, Marion Christian, Brethren, Church of Christ, Lutherans, and United Methodist churches, detailing worship times, Sunday schools, and clergy names.
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Wilkins School
Kermit W. Jelmeland
Suneday School
Robins Faith Bible
al Main
Mentzer
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Witth Avenue
Justin A. Mane
Martin W. Pfath
John Casey
Bourteenth Street
Marion Christian
Church of Christ
Sighteenth
Willigiy Calin
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Avenue
Denny J. Brake
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Fighteenth
Otto A
Awaninger
St. Paul's Lutheran (Missouri Synod
Twenty-seventh Street
John DB. Huber
First United Methodist
Eighth Avenue
Glen W. Lamb
J. M. Steffenton
Tong
Prairie Chapel
Reformed Presbyterian
South Fifteenth — Street
Church of God
Ninth Avenue
W. Kuryluk
Song Straiier
United Seventh Tay Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Chile Returns Plants to Dow Legislators Oppose U.S. Edict
Iowa lawmakers urge courts to overturn federal law denying highway funds to states that do not reduce speed limits to 55 mph within 61 days. Senate Majority Leader Peder Lamborn says the money should be kept and doubts states can lose it, while House Minority Leader Dale Cochran counters.
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Val G. Corley
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Peder Elifson Lamborn
Kmaquoketa
December energy use dips amid milder weather and holidays
Americans used less electricity natural gas and heating oil in December than expected due to conservation and milder early winter weather. Holiday weeks and a big East Coast ice storm complicated analysis while utilities noted weather and timing reduced consumption. Edison Electric Institute reported 36.079 billion kilowatt hours for the week ending Dec 22, up from 1972 but below normal growth.
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Associated Press
Americas
Edison Electric Institute
Consolidated Adison
New York City
Atnussite
Counter Claim in Suit Over Child Death in Iowa City
Johnson County social services foes a suit for 75000 linked to the death of a 14 year old girl. The case, filed by the child’s natural father Donald G I’mming, claims the county agency failed to prevent abuse and relied on weather related factors and missteps in supervision.
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Johnson County
Department of Social Services
Canmyor
Donald G. Imming
Terio
Gai
Davis
Hiram
Hulfman Heads Iowa Federal Bar Assn
DES MOINES In a formal election Ryan Bullman Wa jlarlog U S attorney Northern District named president of the Iowa Federal Bar Association Other newly elected officers include Asher Schrieder Claude Feceman and Jarry Williams serving as officers in the statewide bar group The association comprises about 15 000 lawyers connected with federal government or interested in federal law
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Des Moines
UPT
Pedecal Bar Assn
Ryan Bullman
Wajlarlog
U.S
Horthern
Tows
Gea
Nuhmas
Oil stocks rise despite Arab embargo and cutbacks
New York reports show diesel and heating oil stocks climbing beyond 1971 72 levels amid cutbacks and weather driven demand. Auto gasoline inventories reached 207 million barrels for the week ending December 28, enough for about 51 days of driving for U S vehicles, while imports and national shortages sparking debate over energy policy.
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New York
Warner Weather
Dirk
Amrican Petrotean
Lastis
U.S
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jurists Uphold Stiff Financial Disclosure Law
The Washington state supreme court ruled the 1978 financial disclosure and lobbyist reporting law constitutional in a 7 to 2 decision. It requires state officials and lobbyists to file extensive annual income and asset reports, with strict penalties under a "bounty hunter" provision that rewards citizens who report violators. The ruling preserves the law despite privacy concerns, noting public information bears on qualifications for office. Railroads argued rising costs and tariffs would prompt public comment before any new schedule takes effect.
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Olympia, Wash
Altouga
Supreme Court
Congress
Mosquito
ICC
Frisaid
Green Light to Rail Rate Boost
Washington AP reports that authorities have granted permission to raise rail rates, marking a shift in transportation policy. Officials say the move will impact freight costs and service charges across carriers.
Rulings Opposite in Rath Bacon Package Case
Riverside judge Leo A Deegan bars Rath Packing Co of Waterloo from marketing bacon packages deemed underweight after a prior Los Angeles ruling. The decision aligns with a prior summary judgment that federal inspectors handle weight checks, arguing the consumer is entitled to a full package.
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Riverside
Call
Rath Packing Co
Superior Quarl
Duidge
Leo A. Deegan
Waterloo
iRath
Consumer Trand
District Attorney's Office
Los Angeles
Richard C. Filden
Rath
Deegan
U.S. Distretoh
Ruth
U.S. District Court
San Berbardino
Étate Supreme Court
Solons Iowans Debate Proposed Land Use Bill
About 150 people filled Iowa City Public Library for a regional hearing on a land use bill. The measure, discussed by lawmakers and citizens, would set statewide guidelines, drawing mixed reactions from developers and citizens about costs and local control. The bill is to be considered by the General Assembly soon after January 14.
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Byford
Lowa City
Iowa City
Andrew Varley
Stuart
William Harvey
Bettendorf
Robert Russell
Towns City
Irank Walton League
Russell
Sested
General Assembly
Shorkly Aather Sk Dou Hymies
District Judge Rules Bartel Eligible for Johnson County Supervisor
Iowa report states District Judge William Bads ruled Richsuer Bartel eligible to hold the Johnson County supervisor seat. The ruling upholds a prior decision by a special election tribunal after challenger P. C. Walters argued Bartel was disqualified due to a Canadian conviction. The judge did not rule on constitutional questions of the relevant statute.
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Iowa
Johnson County
Richsuer Bartel
William Bads
Bartel
P. ¢. Walters
Wartel
Canada
Eads
Tritia
Notuilhe Bartel
Men Robbed of $70 On Road Near Tama County
Two Des Moines men Richard Bertrand and Gene Dawson reported a highway robbery on Highway 63 three miles west of Tama following a westbound car stopping to offer help. A stranger approached, drew a gun, and took $70 before fleeing in a blue Ford.
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TRAER
UPL
Des Mmoines
Miesmu
Richard Bertrand
Gene Dawson
Tama County
Nick Kriegel
Highway 63
Here
Bertrand
Kriegel
T Hen
Mursel
Denver Firm Sustains $100,000 Fire Damage
Fire investigators probed a blaze that damaged the Homeway Manufacturing Co. near Denver by about 100000 dollars. The three story building, used to manufacture camper bodies or pickup trucks, was gutted in the early morning fire. Dennis Wertmeyer, owner, said the firm carried no insurance.
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Denver
DPT
Homeway Manufacturing Co
Kiremeti
Dennis Wertmeyer
Rural Ponver
Fim
Inshrehoe
Fatal Des Moines Crash Kills West Des Moines Woman
A young West Des Moines woman Debra Kay Lowen was killed in a one car crash early Saturday in Des Moines. Authorities said she apparently lost control on a street and struck a telephone pole. she was alone in the car.
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Il Ieat Institute
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