Markets Rise on Mixed News Amid Global Signals
In New York trading stocks edged higher on Tuesday with the Dow up around 6.9 points to 547.08 as traders weighed mixed factors from abroad. Advances outpaced declines while some sectors, including gold stocks, posted gains and concerns about short term rates persisted. Deputy shifts in energy and consumer shares added to a cautious mood as Kissinger discussions signaled potential progress in Middle East negotiations.
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Markets Report Mixed Steady Prices Across Commodities
NY and Midwest markets show steadiness in cattle and grain with modest gains and declines. Prices for feed, beef, dairy, poultry, and grains move within narrow ranges as traders weigh demand and seasonal supply against global markets.
Beef Market Prices and Livestock Report Highlights
A detailed list from Postville beef market and Illinois/Joliet stockyard trade noting varying prices for cattle, hogs, and veal. Includes weights, grades, and shifts in value, with figures for prime and choice cuts, cows, bulls, and feeders. Also covers a Chicago AP report on a trial and other market notices amid a dense livestock section.
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Annexation Sought for Sylvan Heights Subdivision Plan
The planning commission favors annexation of the Sylvan Heights subdivision proposed by Padzensky, located north of College Grave Avenue between Cottage Grove and Saw Whey subdivisions. The city council will decide on sewer, water, and city services as the plan meets or misses city limits, with residents split on including parcels under one acre.
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Chicago Produce Market: Wholesale Solimnn Prices Decline
The Chicago produce column reports wholesale prices for various items including celery and dairy products. Tender offers and deliveries are noted with prices and dates, reflecting supply and demand shifts in late February.
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Coordinating Board Okayed By Supervisors
Supervisors Tuesday approved forming a county community board to coordinate health and welfare programs. The proposed board would include United Community Services, the county health center board, the board of social services, and a proposed county mental health board. The panel would not serve as policy body for the mental health department. The health center board also recommended a citizens advisory board for mental health, which was noted for further consideration.
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Red Unit Should Reserve 31 Million for Roads
Des Moines reports indicate the Town highway commission will receive about 31 million dollars for 1973-75 from road use and a result of Gov Wyca s budget estimate to the legislature. The 1973 legislature repealed the law diverting sales tax money to the road fund and set conditions on continued funding if the state treasury balance remained at 303 million by June 30, 1074.
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Additional Duties For Collins Wilson
Robert C. Wilson, president and CEO of Collins Radio, announced Myryn Mike s Wilson will serve as vice-president of manufacturing and running the microwire division. He replaces J. B. Cerny who is leaving Collins for another post. Wilson previously held manufacturing roles in Cedar Rapids and Dallas and has held several leadership posts since 1961. He has directed reliability and quality assurance and held corporate responsibilities in operations from 1972 onward.
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Hiawatha Fire Department Rolls Out Alert Stickers
The Hiawatha Fire Department announces free alert stickers to mark rooms and spaces for individuals needing assistance during escapes. Available in Hiawatha at city hall or from volunteers, the program involves Mid-winter specials and cooperation from Cedar Rapids and Marion Optimist clubs.
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Marion Branch Officers Installed and Community Activities
Marion branch YMCA installs new officers and directors led by Gordon Gibson as chairman and Dr Klopfstein as a new director. The Marion YMCA announces a midweek activity schedule including fitness classes, basketball, and youth programs. Local real estate activity notes the sale of a Swisher house at 2417 Twenty-sixth Avenue and upcoming deadlines for Want Ads. Board meetings for Linn-Mar and Marion councils are scheduled for Thursday evenings.
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Stolen Funds Reported From Ellis Branch YMCA
Police say $835 in checks and cash, including $263 from a lawnmuit fund and $180 from swimsuit fees, were stolen over the weekend from Ellis Graney YMCA at 1501 Ellis Boulevard NW. No signs of forced entry. Director Israce Wands blamed a locked-drawer theft during program registrations.
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Boy Hit by Car In Good Condition At Mercy Hospital
A six year old boy was hit by a car during heavy traffic and reported in good condition Tuesday at Mercy hospital. Police named James M Arntzen of 2731 Teresa Drive SW as the youngster struck while running into the path of a car at the corner of Bowling Street and Twenty Ninth Avenue SW. He suffered head injuries. The driver, James H Goodenough of 120 Bisteenth Avenue SW, said he slowed for a car turning and the boy ran between the ears. Goodenough was not charged.
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Bid Opening Set For Demolition Work
Bids will be denied for demolition of 27 structures on the west side of the river as part of proposed approaches to the new Twelfth Avenue bridge. Engineer's estimate for demolition is $2,900.
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Suspects in Custody in Des Moines Armed Robbery Case
Des Moines officials report three more suspects identified in connection with a $9,600 armed robbery at a Booneville branch. Daunting details include names such as Donald Armintvang and Delton Lewis, all linked to Des Moines. Trial proceedings and juror lists continue in district court as authorities pursue charges and related drug cases unfold.
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Automakers report dealer inventories well above 1973 levels
Automakers say dealer inventories are high with about two million cars at or heading to dealers, up from 16 days of supply a year earlier. Ward's Automotive Reports estimates production cuts of about 26 percent from 1973's first quarter, as high early-year stocks could slow output in coming months. Chrysler leads in inventory with ample supply, while General Motors and Ford show readiness at 11 to 67 days of supply. American Motors holds 14 days, pressured by demand for the Gremlin and Hornet.
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A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and partial addresses with inconsistent formatting. It mentions individuals such as Carol Weber and Dennis Johnson alongside streets like Hilltop road and Seventh street, plus several monetary figures, but the text is severely garbled and contains many nonsensical phrases.
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Law moves to curb highway speed limits in 1973 effort
Legislation advancing through both houses seeks to set maximum highway speeds at 65 miles per hour, with House and Senate committees approving the measure by party lines and timing it to respond to fuel shortages. The bills mirror energy savings goals and await final votes.
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Quaker Oats Board Approves 19 Cent Dividend
Quaker Oats Co directors declare a quarterly dividend of 12 cents a share on common stock and 19 cents a share on cumulative preferred stock. Dividends payable April 20 to shareholders of record March 22 for common and March 2 for preferred.
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Senator Cloyd Robinson Returns to Iowa Driving
Sen Cloyd Robinson returns to Cedar Rapids area after a collision killed 67 year old Bayley on Tuesday. He was driving a truck when the crash occurred on a two day layin future. He is expected to remain in Italy as a private crossing to LeNoa Males by next Monday.
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