Market News Mixed on Big Board Trading and Cattle Movement
New York trading showed mixed activity on the Big Board with select gains and losses across Dow Jones components and financials. Cattle, hogs, and hog futures moved as traders priced in demand shifts, with volume moderate and prices varying by weight class.
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Local Market Prices Reported Amid Mixed Supply
Partial market notes show prices fluctuating for staples as buyers seek steady pellets and fresh produce. Vendors cited variable delivery times and ongoing shortages, with several firms noting higher costs for perishable items and limited midweek restocks.
Burglaries drain cash losses at local premises
Neighborhood crime notes report a burglary at Towne Animal Hospital on Center Point Road NE with $60 missing. A residence on 1833 A Avenue NE lost a television set valued at $99, a DVD player worth $50, and audio gear totaling $79. Other entries note thefts at Kirkwood Community College and a reported missing $1,000 item at Canine Call shop, with various ad notices and local business updates interspersed.
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Grains Rally After Government Policy Signals
Chicago markets show grains rising on government policy hints. Wheat gains led by March futures around 2.8 percent, soybeans modestly higher, while corn posted smaller advances amid uncertainty and prior price lows. Strong activity and mixed signals cloud near term outlook for grain prices and supply.
Rapid Melt and Heavy Rains Raise Iowa Flood Risk
Des Moines weather service warns rapid spring melt and heavy rainfall may trigger widespread flooding along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Outlook predicts slow snowpack melt and above normal precipitation could produce flood events similar to 1952, with risk of severe, wider spread flooding over the next three months.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Tim Wullock
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Oullock
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JA Trade Fair Opens in CLR
Junior Achievement showcases seven firms at the CLR drive_in bank venue Friday and Saturday from 4 to 8:40 PM and 8:40 PM to 9 PM. Officers will explain JA programs while display items include leather bells bottlacam openers key chains and desk items.
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Argentine Terrorist Curb Amid House Debates
Fragmentary AP copy notes House of Deputies voting on broad inflation and security measures tied to Peron era tensions. Mentions Argentine leadership, possible martial or social policies, and a vigil for public reaction amid ongoing political struggle.
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Funds moved by GOP to support Wallace bid of 1970
Former White House aide Lawrence Higby testifies in a court deposition that Republican funds were used to aid George Wallace's 1970 Alabama gubernatorial campaign. Higby says Postmaster General Winton Blount coordinated transfers via Haldeman and Kalmbach, with Kalmbach handling a further request. Amounts were not disclosed.
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Britain agrees to swap goods for Arab oil
Britain plans to ship 220 million dollars worth of goods to an unnamed partner in exchange for an additional six million barrels of crude oil. The move comes as Britain and allied governments seek Arab oil amid a widening boycott while the United States remains the lone holdout in disrupting cartel control.
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Rath Packing shows first quarter profit for fiscal year
The Math Packing Co of Waterloo reports a quarterly profit for the final quarter of its fiscal year. It earned $200,000 or 22 cents a share on sales of $104,532,000 for the quarter ended December 2. The firm posted a restated loss of $4,096 or 92 cents a share on sales of $449,000 for the same quarter a year earlier. An income tax adjustment and other items affected results.
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House Clears Iowa School Curriculum Law Debate
Des Moines Mier led nearly an hour of debate as the house approved a bill to clarify Iowa school curriculum requirements. Key disagreements centered on high school sports affecting PE, and foreign language credits, with amendments on voting instruction, prekindergarten teacher certifications, and traffic safety education.
Labor Council Names Hawke Relay Leaders In 1962 Vote
Paul Hawke of Plumbers Local 125 becomes president of the Hawkaye Labor Council. Virgil Andrew of Ansel Res taunt Employes Local aN reelected first vice president. Meank Reynolds of International Brotherhood of Weekirat Workers Local 162 elected secretary treasurer. Numerous locals named executive board members for one year.
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Plumbers Loca 125
Hawkaye Labor Council
Virgil Andrew
Ansel Restaunt Employes and Barleulers Local An
Meank Reynolds International Brotherhood of Weekirat Workers Local 162
Rosy Canavan
Pratinal
Local 3Y
Mariette Carleon
Federation of Tonghers Iocal
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Commendation Workers Legal
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Spray Adhesives Ban Lift Planned by Consumer Unit
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says it will lift the ban on spray adhesives, affecting 14 brands from Minn. Mining and Borden Co. The ban, based on Dr. J. Rodman Seely’s study linking use to birth defects, could end March 1 unless new data emerges.
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Hospital Rates Increase Allowed
Washington council approves higher hospital rates to cover rising energy and supply costs. Deputy Director Jaimes Wy Melanie said the ruling affects costs for healing, coating, lighting, and operation of medical equipment, with previously approved prices now set to rise.
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