Stocks Drift Lower Amid Arab Market Slowdown
The Dow Jones Industrial Average weakened as traders noted a slow downward drift tied to ongoing oil embargo tensions and Canal developments affecting Egypt and Israel. Brokers cited mixed moves from major names like Ford, GM, RCA, and U S Steel, with declines and advances wavering around a downbeat session.
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Israel
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Ander
New York Stock Exchange
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Newton Zinder
EF. Hutton and Co
S Motors
RCA
Market Wrap as Wheat Futures Hit Further Limits
Chicago and New York price reports show wheat futures extending limits after government gains data. Soybeans rose slightly but retreated, corn was uneven, oats up, and cattle values fluctuated with regional price shifts across Chicago New York and Berlin markets.
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Chicago
Enra
Chicago cash grain note reads wheat prices and nearby bids
fragmented OCR item lists grain terms and prices including No 2 hard red wheat and nearby bids in Chicago cash grain market. details are incomplete but indicate price quotes and origin notes for futures or cash trades.
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Chicago
Grieg Vesey
Sovbeons
Cedar Rapids hog market prices steady on Monday report
Prices posted by multiple Iowa markets show steady to higher bids for hogs and cattle. Cedar Rapids buyers paid generally steady prices while Waterloo and Postville reports note higher slaughter and butcher bid ranges, with varied weights and new crop week activity.
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Cedar Rapids
CREA Probes Salary Vote For Cedar Rapids Principals
The Cedar Rapids Education Association executive board met to discuss charges that principal voting on the 1974-75 salary package violated bylaws. Teachers approved a 7.18 percent raise with longevity increases. concerns linger over ballot procedures and principal participation.
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Asceumdeachers
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
CREA
Addrdy
Lair
Bond
Norman Hanson
Cedar Rapids Federation
State Audit of City Books for 1973 To Start
City Clerk John Arthurs said Monday the state audit of the city's books for 1973 will begin. The council asked for the annual review and a taxpayers group pressed for an audit of the 1972 airport land purchase, with Lloyd Smith to examine both sets of figures.
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John Arthurs
Lloyd Smith
Smith
Marijuana Charge Filed by Deputy Hamilton After Traffic Stop
Deputy Paul F. Hamilton faces a marijuana possession charge after a vehicle stop on Center Point Road in connection with a traffic offence. He was released on a $1,000 bond.
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Paul F. Hamilton
B Avenue NE
Metrijuania
Center Point Road
Hamilton
City surveys residents on services for Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids social planning team mails a sample questionnaire to apartment and mobile home residents to rate services such as trash pickup police protection water and transit. Respondents rank proposed programs by importance and note advantages and disadvantages of living in the city. The abbreviated survey echoes last year’s water bill mailings and targets renters more than homeowners.
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Cedar Rapids
Ursbul
Wileh
Nving
Schip Reports 24 Percent Gain In Earnings In ’73
The Standard Oil Company, the nation's third largest, reported a 24 percent gain in 1973 earnings. It also noted a 40 percent drop in fourth quarter 1978 earnings from a year earlier, due to a subsidiary accounting change at BP Oil. Excluding the change, Q4 profits would have been $4 million higher. Q4 earnings were $11.6 million versus $19.3 million in 1972. Full year earnings stood at ($74.1) million, versus $50.7 million in 1972.
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Cleveland
Standard Oi Co
Nfessio
BP Oil
Cid
Wallon
Coast Guard From Theft Notes City Briefs
A chaotic jumble of police notices: thefts, missing items, and local happenings across SW and NE districts. Crimes include a $70 coat and $20 purse stolen from a department store, a $200 radio and $400 ring taken from an apartment, and a purse snatching at a laundromat. Names, addresses, and times pepper the blur of short items, with corrections to public notices and planning commission schedules.
Planners and Oak Hill Group Schedule Bid Process Meeting
The city planning commission and the Oak Hill tiolson committee will meet next week on Tuesday and Wednesday February 6 at 1 30 p m in the city council chambers to review the fixed price bid process for selling a parcel of neighborhood development program land.
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Varitius Commission
Jelly Planning Commission
Couneil Chabibers
Breall
Cathy Hastings
Thirty-first Street
City Planning Commission
Oak Hill Tiolson Committee
Standard-Indiana Airs 36 Percent 73 Income Hike
Standard-Indiana announced its 1973 income rose 36 percent to about 112 million, up from 1972’s 87.5 million. Swearingen, chairman, said 1974 earnings are estimated at 4.39 a share, about 4 percent higher than 1972. Fourth quarter earnings reached 12.5 million, up 53 percent from the prior year.
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Standard-Indiana
Chicago
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