Cedar Bupha Garette stock market report 1972
Stock market fell as major exporters including W Gutova and Gull Ol Wits faced declines. H Royal Dutch Downgraded, Be hlin Manufacturing slipped 0.54. Trading halted for news dissemination. Board approved a two for one stock split with additional shares to be distributed April 13 to holders of record March 31.
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Gutova
Nittornas
Wits
Myal
Toran
Hoyal
Behlin Manufacturiog
Aadlig
Monilly
New York Stock and Commodity Market Slump Ties Markets
The New York stock market extended its decline with prices lower at 2 pm as trading remained active. Cedar Rapids reports show cattle and hog prices slipping while futures and wholesale meat markets indicate softer demand across major U.S. exchanges and packing houses, with some gains in select regions offset by overall pressure.
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New York
Bon Jones
Stoutey
Leelinns
Sabel
Cedar Rapids
Benaman
Atlantic
Eg Stevens
Bae Sea Ag
Bath
Maine
Nandey
Mosner
Fenorua
Nelson
Postville
Ehaice
Ran le Pon
Seeea
Gale
Zholee Festiers
Macian Adtoc
Vando
Ieee DB
Ne Bled Roe F
Sega
York
Combas
Haney Loroe
Sioa
Taney
Walter
Tub Adeauate
Bohai
Uri
Hoye
Inushter Cpc
Marne
Ben Te Nott Prowl
Sycotm Ia
Norwich
England
UPI
Penge
Lisuend
Lamson Brothers
Eliseo
C R Markets Report and Cattle Sale Notes
Fragmentary OCR data references cattle categories including calves steers and ewes, with stray terms like FSD and Dargis. The readable portions imply market listings or sale notes from a farm or stock market, but specifics such as names, places, dates, or prices are missing or garbled. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
Four Maquoketa Residents Dieal with Drug Charges Grand Jury
Municipal court hearings led to four Maquoketa residents being bound over to the grand jury on drug charges. Tommy Dague faces possession of methamphetamine and amphetamines. Blephen Shanghua is charged with marijuana, amphetamines, and speed. Curt Wilson is accused of marijuana and amphetamines possession. Lane Johnson faces possession of methamphetamine and amphetamines. The four were arrested in connection with a May 12 incident.
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Nouna
Nicipal Court
Tommy Dague
Maquoketa
Lane Johnson
Dismiss Count Against Charles Pierce 41
A charge of unlawful use of the telephone against Charles Pierce, 41, of 804 Second street SW, was dismissed Friday in state district court. The charge had been filed April 6, 1840.
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Charles Pierce
Charles, Tiere
Seccon Street
Srudiepal Court
Freddy Clemons Fined On Larceny Charge
Freddy Clemons a second baseman of 536 Ninth Street Southwest was fined and costs after a Monday municipal court session on a larceny charge. The charge was filed last Friday.
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Freddy Clemons
Dismiss Two Counts Against Vance Faulkner
Two counts of issuing a false instrument over a check against Vance Faulkner, 22, of 2901 Eastern Avenue NE, Ware, were dismissed Friday. The charges dated from August to January, and the case was heard in the city court with state representations not proceeding.
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V. Faulkner
Vance Faulkner
Eastern Avenue
Ware
Liv Smyundegpal
C R Man to Jury For Drunk Driving
Ronald Glaus, 23, of 795 Slit for coach NE, waived preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of drunk driving. He was arrested January 29, 1971.
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Ronald Glaus
Assault charge against RL Hora dropped in municipal court
A charge of assault and battery against Ricky L Hora, of 7701 Sixteenth Avenue SW, was dismissed in municipal court after the complainant chose not to pursue the case. The incident related to an assault on Teresa Hora on May 25.
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Ricky L
Lora
Anamosa Man Fined for Assault and Battery
Anamosa resident found guilty of assault and battery in municipal court and fined 50 dollars. The case involved an incident with Bud Clan and a separate charge against Sheryl Franks on November 10.
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Anamosi
Bud Clan
Anamosa
Ang Sheryl Franks
Paxson Sentenced to Six Months for Narcotic Possession
John William Paxson, in a Johnson county court, changed his plea from innocent to guilty and received six months in jail for possession of narcotic drugs. Judge Hubert Gamundsni presided after police seized amphetamines and marijuana in his Iowa City apartment on November 4, 1870.
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Towa City
John William Paxson
Johnson County
Paxon
Han
Hubert Gamundsni
Iowa City
Aller Hired by City To Oversee Federal Grants
The city appointed Thomas Aller to a full time coordinator role to oversee federal grants. Aller, 22, is finishing a master’s in public administration at the University of Town and began duties Monday with a salary of 914 per month. The position aims to better manage rising federal aid programs and related paperwork.
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Aller
James
Heavrita
Nick Ament
Gily
Cedar Rapid Fias
Hennessey
Linn County
Tresaur
Havanare
Regis College
the Roosevelt
Denver
Jecat
Dynald Caney
Thomas Aller
University of Town
Canney
Hillcrest Services
Nanpower
ICC Bookkeeping Bill Is Approved
Des Moines AP reports a bill to eliminate several special funds of the Town Commerce commission from regulatory fees was passed by the House 740 and sent to the Senate. The bill would abolish funds for certificated motor carriers, liquid transport carriers, interstate transportation carriers and pipeline companies while keeping fees collected into the state general fund for appropriation to regulatory programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Town Commerce Commission
Howe
Senate
Commission
Neneraly Fund
Probation Given in Embezzlement Case
In federal court Corwin Hoogland of Waterloo was placed on four years probation for embezzling 517,20 from the National Bank of Waterloo. Hoogland, head teller, pled guilty in December and informed bank officials before it was discovered, making full restitution. US Attorney Evan Holtman said he took small amounts of money over time.
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Corwin Hoogland
Waterloo
Na Sional Bank of Waterloo
Hoogland
Fix Attorpany. US
Evan Holtman
Sail Hoagland
Imeagy
Pompidou Plans Four Day Paris Visit to Africa Tour
AP reports President Georges Pompidou will visit Paris for a four day trip to Niger and Chad as part of a French effort to maintain influence in its African territories. The second regional trip aims to reinforce ties with local governments and ensure stability amid decolonization pressures.
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Paris
Georges Pommpdou
Jeff
Niger
Amt
Chad- Tt Wis
Formes
Two Crashes Injure Two In separate accidents
Michael P. Todd 28 of 1832 Piest avenue NE in fair condition after his northbound car at Carneil steel NE ran a red light colliding with John Francis Ryan 11 of 726 Danbury street NE. Todd’s car crossed Cornell street and struck 4201 Crowncil house causing minor damage and injuries. Pamela Drexler 21 of 1250 Fifth avenue SE injured when her car collided with Marc Drexler 19 at FM avenue and Tenth street SE both drivers claiming a green light. Drexler treated and released at St Luke's hospital.
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Michael P. Todd
Ipiest Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Todd
Carneil Steel
John Francis Ryan
Danbury Street
Cornell
Toddate
Tefl
Cornell Street
Cowncil
Armitar
Pamela
Drexler
Fifth Avenue SE
Marc L. Drexler
Rufus W. Les
Tenth Street SE
FM Avenue
Leiden
Miss Drexler
St. Luke's Hospital
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Steve
Western & Southern Insurance Company
Ava
John Tapken
Risk Teommen
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Jerome
Bete SE
Ambassador Lounge
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Marton
McKinley
Tyler
Palice
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Laker
Cedar Valley
Alluc
Martelle
Creighton University
Omaha
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ICC
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