Stocks Turn Lower Amid Market Slump And News
New York stocks fell Friday following a brief Thursday rally as traders weighed inflation concerns and new economic program signals. National General stock met active trading after a Disneyland deal note, while Braniff Airways on the American Exchange weakened. AT&T slipped after prior gains as investors eyed earnings and policy outlook.
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Amex
Avenue
Amerigamers
Cal Wihibuld Bag
Wrather Corp
Disneyland Productions
Branifl Airways
American Stock Exchange
Newton Hinder
Bf, Mitton & Co
Fiat
Livestock Market Prices At Several Stations Friday
Prices in the Friday livestock market show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with butcher weights 200 to 230 pounds bringing about 41.23 to 42.00 per hundredweight. Packing sows under 320 pounds traded around 25 to 30 dollars per head, with heifers and cows selling 2 to 3 dollars higher per hundredweight in some lots. At Postville, cattle quotes varied with steers near 24 to 28 dollars per hundredweight and calves around 90 to 110 dollars per head. Webster City reports indicate higher bulk prices for hogs and mixed cattle, while Omaha area notes show similar patterns across species.
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Braniff Airways
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Bale Bass
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Sinan Byatyon
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Wheat and Bean Prices Mixed In Early Trade
Chicago grain report shows new crop futures with selling pressure in soybeans and deferred wheat options fading before close. Nearby wheat and corn finish higher as oats and soybeans move within narrow ranges. cash grain markets list No 2 red wheat at 27 0 and sorghum notes appear.
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Chicago
Savbenis
Dubuque Firm Is Defendant in $600,000 Action
A Dubuque firm faces a federal court suit seeking 186000 for herself 300000 for her daughter Jetifet and 150000 for the estate of her late husband.
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Dubuque
Jetifet
City Briefs on Alcohol Committee Meeting and Local Lawsuit
The Citizen's Committee on Alcohol holds its annual meeting at 7:90 pm at 2222 First Avenue NI Apartment 1003. Christian ties reduced in Toman's at 615 Center Point Ad. N.K.-Adv. Blue Hoerner sues Molo Sud and Gravel Gast Taken-dey Zitneer-Co of Dubuque for negligence related to a drowning death of her husband who was a longshoreman working on the Mississauga waves. The suit claims the company failed to keep a plank within federal safety standards leading to the drowning at 1220 Thirty-Fourth Street dn. The article notes the opening of Wales at wooden plank practice and offices by age joint.
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Cillzen's Committee
Doug Abugo
First Avenue
Blue Hoerner
Molo Sud
Dey Zitneer- Co
Dubuque
Herl Nitate
Honvas
Sunt Sho
Probertul
Barry
M.D
Wales
Tourth Ave
Agjeoinl
Hoerner
Aur Waves
Municipal Court Guilty Plea In Drug Case
A defendant pled guilty in municipal court to drug possession charges. The case involved a 1700 Bay Avenue NM address and a sentence of six months suspended jail time. Details note possession of controlled substances and delivery intent.
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Jerry Thomas
Central Court
Park United Presbyterian
Ayenue NM
Hilent
Lindale Plaza
Wisconsin
Vehicle Larceny Charge Dropped Amid Local Confusion
A garbled report notes charges of larceny involving a vehicle, with references to individuals Ady and Jerome’s, addresses in Marion and Jefferson High School area, and a Dec 28 incident. Scattered lines mention a beautician, a bank, and a stamp album vendor. Further legible details point to stolen vehicle allegations tied to Cynth ia McBride and Fairview Drive.
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Cherry Hill Coed
Fly
Iowa
Adv
Three Injured In Cedar Rapids Traffic Mishap
Three people were treated and released from area hospitals after separate crashes. A three year old boy, Paul Kasner, was hit by a car driven by Dorothy Barth near Cenford Street, suffering possible lap injuries. MarVid Steward, 34, was rear ended by Tobakd Yatvey near Eighth Avenue and Second Street SE, with possible back injuries. Libda Meeker, 14, sustained possible head injuries when her vehicle struck a car stopped at Cottage Grove Avenue and Country Club Park Way SE. charges were filed for the other drivers related to intoxication and control.
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Ieudir Rapids
Paul Kasner
Forty-second Street
Muley Hospital
Dorothy Barth
Thirty-fourth Street
MarVid Steward
Memorial Drive
Tobakd Yatvey
J.’ Hiawatha
Steward
Eighth Avenue
Second Street
Yancey
Libda, Meeker
Eleventh Avenue SH
Mercy Hospital
Cottage Grove Avenue
Country Club Park Way
Two Plead Guilty To Drunk Driving
Two defendants appeared in municipal court on drunk driving charges. Erwin Meulligatt of 1201 Center Polttraad NE pled guilty and was fined 90 dollars with two days credit in county jail. Hetty McGrew of 1703 Fourth Avenue SE pled guilty, fined 300 dollars with one day credit in county jail. both cases filed July 26 and Nay 35 respectively.
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Erwin Meulligatt
Center Polttraad NE
Moosa
Ady
Hetty. McGrew
Fourth Avenue SE
Marion Man Admits Marijuana Charge
James Danford of 113 Thirteen Street Marion pled guilty in municipal court to possession of a controlled substance. He received two one-year suspended jail terms after admitting the marijuana charge. Dec. 0.
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James Danford
Thirteenth Street
Marion
Munnicipal Court
Guilty Plea in Contributing to Delinquency Case
Jon Gyer pled guilty in municipal court to eight counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A 15 day suspended jail sentence was imposed after admitting to charges connected to an incident on March 20, 1970 involving a southeast side address.
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Jon Gyer
South East Side
Criminal Trespass Charge Dismissed for Clara Dunham
A criminal trespass charge against Clara Dunham of 2040 Glass Road NE was dismissed in municipal court after an alleged incident on Now 4 at 62 Fwenth Street SE when she was asked to leave.
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Clara Dunham
Glass Road
Fwenth Street
Aids Families of Dead Policemen in New Orleans
A wealthy banker started a fund for families of policemen killed in the New Orleans sniping. Louis Rousse gave 5000 dollars to the Patrolman's Aid. He hopes other groups will contribute. The families of Deputy Superintendent Louis Sirgo and Patrolmen Philip Coleman and Paul A. Persiga may receive aid based on a formula tied to fund contributions and years of service.
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New Orleans
Louis Rousse
Krvin Magri
Assh
Willy
Louis Sirgo
Philip Coleman
Pail A. Persiga
Roussel
Johnson's Hotel
Urey
Earlville Teen Serious After Car Crash
Earlville's Dennis Giedkin, 18, remained in serious condition Friday at Lytle Mansfield hospital after a head injury from a crash two miles west of Earlville Thursday. Police report his car apparently spun and rolled onto its wheels.
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Dennis Giedkin
Surigas
Lytle Mans
Chester
Giedkin
Evacuation After Fire Strikes Mt Pleasant High School
A fire damaged Mt Pleasant High School auditorium with heavy smoke and water damage. About 700 students were evacuated. no injuries were reported. Fire originated in a ventilating shaft over the stage and was confined to the auditorium.
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Pire
Auditorum
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Viren
Japan
Fivenon
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Oyes
Missouri Area Earthquake Damages Dryers and Wires
A Missouri area earthquake damaged a dryer on the Oliphant farm near Todvville, tearing out a dryer and wiring. No injuries or fatalities are reported, but the tremor caused likely stove and barn disruption with suspected electrical and structural damage locally. The event is dated as an early morning quake affecting nearby farms and residents.
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Bashels Af
Vurus Vwaumington
Oliphant
Walthey
Gary Williams
Felday Lamage
Vnjirles
St Towle
No Iowa Epidemic Reported By Health Department
The state health department stated there is no evidence of an epidemic, despite reports from the U S Centers for Disease Control of flu outbreaks in California and scattered cases in 86 counties including Iowa. Dr Charles Hendereks of the state health office said the few cases are isolated and widely dispersed.
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U.S
Atlanta
California
Charles Hendereks
Vowwat Health Department
Intruders Found in C R Hotel Freezer
A custodian forced to lie face down in a walk in freezer at Roosevelt Hotel early Friday while intruders fled the scene. Police reported the incident occurred around 115 am as two men, one carrying a chain, demanded compliance from a hotel staffer. No injuries were reported.
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Roosevelt Hole
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Kalle
U S Suit Seeks Half Million In Dubuque Youth Injury
A Dubuque County farmer Hubert Lambe faces a federal suit seeking 500000 for injuries to 4 year old Larry Lambe who lost a hand after an auger grabbed a grinder at a Tennyson Implement Co. product. Lambe alleges lack of a guarding device on the auger caused the accident on April 166. The defendants include Speny Tand Corp of Delaware New Holland Maching Co and others doing business as Tennyson Implement Co.
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Dubuque County Fairmer
Hubert Liambe
Muursey
Lewey Lambe
Speny Tand Corp
Delaware
Ttolius Jousiness
New Holland Maching Co
Liebbled
Dennis Lich
Ant Buel
Wis
Lambe
New Holland
Tennyson
Larry Limbe
State Equalization Payments To 452 Iowa Schools
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction distributed 52,408,808 in second quarter state aid to 452 school districts for the 1972-73 school year. The first 25 percent was paid in September, and this week's payment brings districts to 30 percent of their due. Remaining funds will be split between March and June. Cedar Rapids received 1,926,874 and Town City 51,595.
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Ind
James G. Mumpee
Cedar Hapids
Cedar Rapids
Town City
Drilling Faces Morals Parole Drug Charges
delta Drilling, 20, of HES Miami drive NG, was held in jail on a 310,000 ton Friday after arrest on sodomy parole violation and controlled substances charges. Police say he allegedly forced a one year old girl to commit immoral acts and, during booking, was found with a quantity of suspected marijuana.
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Delta Drilling
HES
Miami Drive NG
C R Man Held On Drug Counts
Richard Halsar, 20, of 400 Lewellen Drive NW, was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and with delivery. He was held after allegedly yielding a quantity of marijuana to an undercover narcotics agent and was scheduled to appear in district court on Friday.
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Richard Halsar
Lewellen Drive
Balsar
Cedar Rapids Man Arrested On Weapon Charges
A Cedar Rapids man was held in the city jail Friday after a Thursday night arrest on charges of pointing a gun and going armed. Carl W. Shepherd, 29, of 16 Eighth Street NW, was booked after an incident near Dolinnie's Pariway Inn on Waynes Aemstring and 2 of 1033 Sixth Street NW.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl W. Shepherd
Eighth Street
Dolinnie’s Pariway Inn
Tilis Boulevard
Hellegedly
Waynes Aemstring
Sixth Strant
Arson Fire in Trash Extinguished by Firemen
Firefighters quelled an arson blaze behind a self service area on Second Street near the Leigh In Fire Aven as part of the sewer project. The incident occurred Thursday morning with authorities confirming deliberate setting. The blaze was confined to the trash area and did not threaten surrounding structures.
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Uley
Leigh In Bick
Aluidramat
Avene
Stanley
Carl Ma
St. Nether
PUA
Tor
Magen
Wankada
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