Stock Market Pauses Ahead of State of the Union
NEW YORK AP stock market drifted in cautious waiting for Ford’s State of the Union. Dow Jones average rose modestly to 634.93, with trading quiet as Midlantic National Bank cut prime rate to 10 percent. American Home Products slid, Northrop gained on Saudi plans, NYSE index ticked up, Amex volume leader Great Basin Petroleum fell.
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Oil Strike Tonight Is No Accord
A. F. Grospiron of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union says an oil industry workers strike will be called tonight unless a contract is settled. He set a 24 hour deadline for agreement and ordered negotiations to continue after contracts expired.
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Cedar Rapids Market Steady Despite Mixed Wednesday Prices
Cedar Rapids market reports a steady tone with Wednesday bulk prices for country and plant delivered butchers, weights from 200 to 230 pounds, and various off/discount scales by weight. Packers and heavier cattle show multiple discount rates. grain futures list No. 1 yellow corn and soybeans amid mixed regional quotes.
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Commodities Slip Lower In Turbulent Trading Session
Chicago market notes show mixed price movements as futures drifted amid profit taking and light selling. Wheat and corn posted small declines, soybeans eased and oats and others traded lower, with traders awaiting clearer demand signals and weekly reports from the board.
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Des Moines and Chicago Area Market Reports Highlight Price Swings
Des Moines and Chicago notes show mixed dairy and meat prices with steady to lower bids, shipments and receipts. butter and cheese values vary by grade, weight, and region. Nationwide wholesale prices adjust to delivery terms, while regional reports cite slower demand and uneven sales across markets.
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Pair Held on Robbery Count
A 29 year old man and an 18 year old woman were charged Tuesday with armed Robbery following a Monday hotel resident robbery at Magnus hotel. Charles Roger Neary 59 reported $30 taken at gunpoint. Milledge faced a separate break in at St Wenceslaus rectory with tape recorder amp and tape deck found discarded. items valued at 5250 recovered. Bond set Milledge 35000 robbery 10000 breaking and entering. Bond Limb 10000 robbery. Both held in county jail.
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Girl dies in factory accident near Marengo
Wendy Enypenty Buller seven year old daughter of Wayne and Doris Leydens Butler was killed Wednesday night when struck by gear at a plant. Survived by her father and three sisters Lindia Debby and Becky all at home and paternal grandparents Mrs and Mrs Carl Butler Grinnell and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Leydens Montezuma. Services scheduled for Saturday at St Johns Lutheran Church Marengo with visitation at Howalentine's from 1 am Friday to 1 pm Saturday. Burial in Marengo cemetery.
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Judge Rules Against School In Sick-Leave Case
U S District Judge Edward A. McManus ruled the Waverly Shell Buck board of education violated Title VII by denying sick leave pay to Charlene Sale during pregnancy. He noted a California case and EEOC practice treating pregnancy as a medical illness and warned appeals could delay resolution.
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Action Planned On Ads by Ford Motors
The Federal Trade Commission announced formal administrative action on a complaint that Ford Motor Co. ran misleading ads for fuel mileage. The action follows an FTC inquiry into Os cars' value and mileage claims.
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Fights Erupt at Tryde Park High School
In Boston police arrested about twelve students after a series of fights at Tryde Park high school. The clashes involved both black and white students and prompted detentions and investigations by school officials.
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Judge Downs Overrules Statement Leading to Charge
Linn District Judge William Bads voided a courtroom statement by Cedar Rapids man Michael Johnson. The remark had triggered an earlier assault charge against Johnson and related testimony in a separate trial. County Attorney Eugene Koplevsky weighs an appeal depending on further rulings.
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Richardson Named As Envoy to Britain
President Ford announced with pleasure that he nominates Elliot Richardson to be ambassador to Great Britain, succeeding Walter Annenberg. The nomination was revealed in Washington on Wednesday and signals a major diplomatic posting for Richardson.
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City Briefs Spotlight Local Club Talks and Classes
Mt Mercy music chair Willie Medley will discuss "C Should Have Played the Piccolo" Friday at 7 30 PM at Bishops downtown. Knights of Columbus host “Pun and Games” at 716 A Ave NE Thursday 7 30 PM. Katancine Alanis colors $4 95 wash and curry services at Four Seasons Mt Vernon Road. Swim classes for kids start Monday at Elizabeth Bender pool with adults Tuesday 7 8 PM. Diamond Carpet offers winter specials on living room and bedroom sets. Local car rally by Iowa region SCCA starts Sunday 12 30 PM from Twin Pines Texaco. A broken cassette player and camera were taken from Madison School in a break-in. Local social workers meeting Jan 2 at Ramada Inn to discuss child abuse and juvenile justice. Bicycle club event, bingo at YMCA Friday night. Queried ads for car parts, pet grooming, and travel packages populate the page.
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Wallace Names Black as Aide to Governor Wallace
Governor George Wallace announced the appointment of Jesse Lewis, a Birmingham weekly newspaper publisher, as the governor's coordinator for highway and traffic safety. Lewis will take office January 21 with a salary around $22,000 a year, becoming the first Black cabinet member named in Alabama since reconstruction.
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Clearing House December Debits Reported At 616,752,472
The Clearing House reported on Wednesday that December commercial debits totaled 616 million 752 thousand 472 dollars, compared with November at 268 million 619 thousand. For 1974 the cumulative debits reached 6 billion 908 million 391 thousand 295 dollars.
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