Market gains lift Dow as rates ease in brisk session
New York stocks rose after rates fell lifting the Dow Jones average 14.41 to 913.10 by 2 p.m. The market led by Xerox up 1 7/8 to 84 1/2 and the NYSE composite index gained 50.29 while the American Exchange value index added 59 to $8.67. Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime rate to 7 percent, echoed by Cleveland Trust, as speculation grew that credit policy would ease further.
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Xerox
NYSE
American Exchange
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Stock Exchange
York Shock Exchange
Albany
Inne Ag
ESPW
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Lees
Arensch
Javed
Reig
Nate
Ieee
Cohen
Neel Fiante
Conrar
Lee Disney
Payor
EiMasu
WBA Enietam
Enesco
Steve Sopgl
Gualan
Theo Don Teat
New York Stock News and Iowa Interest Echo Market Hums
The report blends Wall Street stock prices from the New York Stock Exchange with mentions of Iowa topics and local figures. It notes averages, percent changes, and specific tickers while tying in regional references and public notices from the same period.
Aversion Therapy Aids Smoking Cessation Program
SOUTHFIED Mich AP A psychology professor at Wayne State University runs Stop inc since October charging $248 per client. Private sessions group discussions and a series of aversive therapy shocks deter smoking. Clients face cigarette shocks and advertising bans to make smoking unpleasant. about 79 of 80 clients reportedly quit.
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Southfield, Mich
Wayit State University
Robert Anselatine
Stop, Inc
Cllenta
Avith
Assulstine
Cedar Rapids Market Prices For Slaughter Cattle
The Cedar Rapids log reports Thursday market data with Wednesday’s bulk cattle delivered to butchers weighing 200 to 230 pounds priced at 40.50 to 49.00. Parking sows around 300 pounds were 38.50 to 39.00. Heavier cattle incur per 10 pound weight deductions beyond 230 pounds, with specific cuts for 230 to 240, 240 to 260, and over 260 pounds, plus weight adjustments for packers over 300 pounds.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
UPI
Rem Lamon Broiler
Webster City
Bolle
Wuitchers
Imediun
IONIT
Omaha Livestock
Livestock market report with mixed cattle and hog prices
Des Moines and Webster City market notes show yield grade discounts for steers and varying lamb and pork prices. Reports detail hogs higher, cattle steady to higher, with receipts and regional price ranges for 200–560 pound categories, plus dairy and egg price context and general market tone.
Beans Higher Corn Uneven
CHICAGO AP farm commodity futures posted moderate gains before retreating late. Soybeans rose on cold weather demand, while wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans fluctuated with March contracts cited. Cash grain and livestock were uneven with mixed futures and higher cattle bids at times.
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Chicago
Peices
Chicago Board of Trade
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlight Local Thefts and Events
Cedar Rapids reports list stolen items from several residents including a brown feathered Lopcoat valued at 185 dollars, a 36 millimeter camera with attachments 275 and 200 dollars for gear from an office. Missing billfolds, a snowmobile and tools also appear in notices with dates this week. The city hosts dances, honors and tours with local venues and organizations cited.
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Raymond Fergus
Chestnut Jang NE
Lite Investors
Edgewood Road
Fergus
H.M.S. Medical Services
Tee
Man Cleared In Kidnapping Case In Linn County
A Cedar Rapids man was found not guilty of kidnapping in a July incident at Bills Park involving Ronnie Simmons and a 17 year old companion. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after the defendant testified he aided another to secure a peaceful release for the victims. The case against Kramer and Robert O. Young stemmed from a staged police impersonation during the abduction. Young received up to 20 years for assault with intent to commit rape and a concurrent five year sentence for kidnapping. Kramer remains jailed on related charges and a prior impersonation count.
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Charles
Kramer
Taita
Cedar
Robert O. Young
Cedar Rapids
Ronnie Simmons
Bills Park
Buck
Palo
Young
Ilent
Beirut battle rages near blockades as deaths rise
In northeastern Beirut a second day of fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and Christian militiamen erupts near blockaded areas and refugee camps. Police report wounded and dead, with hospitals set ablaze and ambulances blocked. over 100 killed in the flare up amid clashes across the city.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jisr el-Basha
Lorsh
Thabet
Shetter
Cador Rapids Emergency Numbers and Hotline Listings
Emergency contacts listed include Ambulance 366-7654 Fal 402 348 1210 Tire 298 5843 Highway Patrol 364 5174 After Heart 369 5429 Police 398 5353 Sheriff 398 3521 Medical Lowety 265 2527 Foundation No 15 1622174 Capital 39m ashbight Information Referral 398 3955 17a bah who coh.
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Cador Rapids
Ashbight
Chase Lowers Prime Rate to 7 Percent
New York report states Chase Manhattan, the nation’s third largest bank, cut its prime rate to 7 percent from 7 1/4 amid Federal Reserve easing. Cleveland Trust Co. followed with a similar move and First National City Bank was expected to reduce its rate by a quarter point Friday.
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UPD
Chase Manhattan Bank
Lhu
Federal Reserve
Chase
Cleveland Trust Co
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First National City Bank
Mallary Trial Set For March 29 In Manslaughter Case
Ronald Mallary faces a manslaughter charge over a October 25 motorcycle crash that killed Kenneth Rout in Linn County. The trial date was moved after a police officer pled in a related matter. Mallary, identified as the motorcycle rider, had rejected a challenge to the charge arguing only liquor-facilitated deaths are prosecutable under town law. On this date in 1642 Galileo Galilei died.
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Linn
Gedar Rapids
Mallary
Kenneth
Marion
Mallory
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