Market Opening Trends Mixed Amid Declines and Gains
New York stocks opened mixed as declines in the Dow and marquee issues contrasted with modest gains in Southern Company and some Big Board issues. Oil shares fell while IBM and Xerox retreated from morning highs, leaving the Dow down about 1.3 points and overall market breadth uneven amid ongoing volatility.
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Live cattle market prices and bids in Postville region
Page shows Postville market quotations for beef with prices around 49 to 46 dollars, plus regional figures for Red stools and various loads. Iowa and nearby markets list cattle, hogs, and hog prices with mixed demand and weekly totals. In Des Moines and Joliet sections, prices and quotes are given for steers and cows, with occasional totals and averages. A separate Las Vegas item reports a federal grand jury indictment involving Hughes sale of mining cuts and related tax issues.
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Wheat Moves Up 17 Cents on Chicago Board
Wheat futures surged as demand and profit taking shaped early trading. Prices swung with highs near 17 cents, then eased as locals cashed in before new buying pushed the market higher. At the close, wheat led gains with March at 5.88, corn up about 4, oats up 4, soybeans up 12 with January at 6.23.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Safety Chief weighs reinstating police officers with seniority
Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck said he is checking if officers who quit can return to the Police Department without losing seniority. He noted several officers have expressed interest in returning and regaining rank and pay, with about five eligible to rejoin. A legal opinion is sought on how generous pay and training costs would be handled.
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Furor Over Nixon To Continue Saxbe Says Impeachment Drive Won't End
Washington AP reports Saxbe on CBS says impeachment arguments will last through Nixon's term. He predicts Supreme Court action on Watergate records and committee access. Saxbe defends government attorneys for Nixon while noting he would hire his own lawyers if impeached. Attorney General hints at 1974 political impact on Republicans.
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Japanese Car Prices Jump After Firm Raises Fees
Nissan Motor in Tokyo raises prices on its autos amid higher material and personnel costs. The hike averages about 10 percent, effective Monday, marking the first rise since November and lifting overall costs by roughly $420 for U.S. buyers.
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Rights Unit Asks Nixon's Removal
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference calls for President Nixon's removal citing concerns over the administration's conduct. Rev Ralph Abernathy states the move reflects broader civil rights and policy criticisms amid naval leadership shifts and a panel selecting a successor to Adm Zumwalt.
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Richard Milhous Mixon
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Sill Leaks Reduction In State Income Tax
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate debated a bill reducing the individual income tax by 3 percent in 1974 and 1.8 percent thereafter, with further sales and use tax cuts from 4 percent to 2.7 percent. The measure, sponsored by Senator Elizabeth Shew and Senator Dale Tilden, would empower the revenue director to aid counties in tax calculations.
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President Nixon Talks With Dying Boy About Dolphins Victory
Fort Myers Florida AP The boy Jimmy Sievert a leukemia patient watched the Miami Dolphins beat the Minnesota Vikings 24 7 from his hospital bed. Nixon telephoned the boy to say he was picking the Dolphins and the president predicted only a two point spread.
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Comment on Mixon resignation hopes in phrases
A speaker expresses belief that Mixon will resign this year and leave office, calling it a blessing. The remark reflects a personal opinion without additional context or named organizations.
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Postal Increase Sparks Bulk Mail Uptick and Delays
The Cedar fupida post office reported a surge of bulk mail around the first of the year as some businesses rushed to beat a March 2 deadline set by the Cost of Living Council. Postmaster Charles Seda noted strong activity in large cities and said shipments of millions of pieces kept pace, though a brief rush appeared to be an attempt to beat the deadline.
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Printed Pattern 4024 Seek Fabric and Orders
Advertisement for MisneA slave themed Printed Pattern 4024 with sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and fabric details. Includes price 35 cents for extra patterns and mailing instructions to The Godne Miplin Gretta New York address.
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