Market Pulse Reflects Mixed Movements Across Stocks
Financial notes show modest shifts with links priced around $3 and General Telephone slipping. The American Stack index declined 2 percent to 2548 after a delayed open, amid comments in a financial weekly. Adobe Corp and related firms show activity while Te company Kate Tk holds a 20 percent working interest in a newly completed gas well in Louisiana. NYSE index fell 43 points and other price-change gauges edged lower.
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General Telephone
Bomar Instruments
Financial Weekly
Adobe Corp
Kative
Aboad
Kate Tk
Louistatia
Beans Gain Drop Limit In Grain Futures
Chicago AP reports volatile grain markets with soybean futures advancing by 10 cents per bushel at points and then dropping, while soybeans, March options, and oats show mixed moves. Wheat futures eased about 7 cents, with March wheat bids and prices fluctuating.
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Chicago
Local Briefs and Market News Highlight City Events
City briefs announce Alchees-Nutaday at 7 pm in the Crw room of the YMCA with information via telephone 386-196. The page also covers New York stock market declines, cattle and hog quotes, and local business openings including a dental office and a skin care clinic.
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Alchees
Nutaday
YMCA
Forrmation
Veteran Adviser Dies In Vietnam Ceasefire Battle
Lt Col. William Nolde 44 of Mount Pleasant Michigan died in a Vietnamese artillery barrage near An Lac hours before a ceasefire began. He was the senior American adviser in Binh Long Province and was talking with Vietnamese counterparts on how to move the country forward. His wife Joyce Nolde and family described him as sensitive and devoted to helping Vietnamese people, studying their history and culture, and believing in peace.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Cap
Vietnam
Pers
William Nalde
Mount, Pleasant
Munist
Binh Lang Province
Nalde
Joyce Nolde
Matt
Nolde
Henry L
Murmax
Joseph Nolde
Ady
Ives
Sussex
Wis
Vietian
Rablain
Central Michigan University
Jave
Noide Ely
Iowa
First Trust Bank
Fredrick B. Lehman
Fies
National Bank
LE Tower
Cedar Rapids
Begla
United States
Ning
Ques
Mon Nolde
Frank Demski
Childian
Demski
Notts
George Jacobson
Véelnim
Bass
Cedar Rapids market prices steady to lower on Monday
Cedar Rapids market prices were steady to 2 1/2 lower on Monday with Saturday figures for bulk country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds at 33.00 to 33.50. Packing weights 300 pounds down at 27.00 to 27.50. butchers over 250 pounds priced per 10 to 16 pounds extra. packing rates include a 25 cent adjustment per weight grade.
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New York
Dew Jones
Gaiers
Wi Jian
Larry Wack
Bache
Emeril
Ty Vale
Norden
Hovis
Federal Reserve Board
Waehtel
Paine
Ant
Enea
Uller A
Patair” Doe
Eree
Baleeewen Acer
Aj Beiney
Walter Vo
Berman
New York Stock Exchange
NBA
Alrepain
Sid Press
Dere
Tel
York
BREE
Hosen
Town Boys
Ian Lew
DES Moines
UPI
Staal
Hay and
Demend Gu
Bulshers Asmira
Howemer
Hit
U.S
Aiea
Altea
Hert
Uae
Siucwar
Aveo
Core
Stoux Ciry
Beckman
Goa
Guneaton Tarerulres
Dennin
Heathrond
Greene Hall
Police
Jane
Belo
Canal Cine
Westael
Abe
Aba
Matorgia
Wikers
Elters
Wiigker
Nicaea
Anil Aliest
Inal
Preys
Halamas
Bag Industria
Ties Walia
Ani
Lamson Iathers
Wivatar, Mya Oy
el Sententoey
Alwate Ces
Waterlon
Jeliver
Cedar Rapids
Haalren
Biles Aff Eeuth Uiniedt
Sheep and Poultry Market Notice with Grain Prices
Fragmentary market item lists sheep and poultry terms, mentions lambs and grain prices, includes a line about corn at 1.37 and an apparent market price note. The readable text indicates a mid era market brief with vendors or buyers named Lana and Hillhe id Cocks and Deluared wr?ds.
Brushed Pork Prices and Market Drops Amid Mixed Livestock Rates
The Webster City livestock market reports varied figures with hogs and cattle showing mixed prices. Dealers note active trading Monday with wholesale prices hovering around 90 to 70 dollars for select hog cuts while cows and bulls display lower bids, and meat trade chatter hints at broader price shifts across the region.
20 Year Term To Drug Czar
Augusto pel Ficard received a 20 year federal sentence amid government claims he is the biggest narcotics trafficker brought to justice in the United States. Prosecutors described the vast scale of his operation and its impact on public safety while a judge noted the heavy penalties reflect the gravity of his crimes and dangers to society.
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New York
Augusto Pel Ficard
Megliddin
Justlea
United States
Tixak
Amias
Colls
Pir
Attraney Walter Phillips
Asuncion
Paraguay
John Cannella
Vietnam
Utility Ad Cost Probe Is Slated
The commission will launch four special investigations this spring to consider whether utility advertising costs should be disallowed in rate cases. Van Nostrand notes a backlog but says the issue may be forced onto the docket. Gov Rovers Hay supports ICC action, noting advertising often comprises a small share of utility budgets.
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DEG
UPI
Nostrand
Consid
van Nostrand
Gov Rovers Hay
ICC
Feds Claim IBM Destroyed Trust Case Evidence
In a Washington filing, the government argues IBM destroyed or influenced access to documents in the antitrust case. IBM denies any destruction, stating no evidence was harmed. The brief cites alleged fraction of Guinex data and related document handling by IBM and Control Data Corp.
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Feds
IBM
Name. York (Ap
Maclines Corp
Andelament
David Edelstein
Bruce Bernsley
Justice Department
Austice Department
Washington
Guinex
Data Corp
Minneapalis
Ida B McCombs 91 Whittier Rites Held in Cedar Rapids
Ida B McCombs 91 longtime Whittier resident and former Browning resident died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. She was born January 3 1860 near Normalville Ohio and married Martin B. AteCombs in 1926 who died in 1967. Surviving are a son Vin McCombs a stepson Gerald Gattlelly of Pegrid and four great grandchildren. Services and burial planned at Whittier Friends meeting cemetery with relatives invited to attend.
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Whittier
Ida B. McCombs
Cedar Rapids
Uliformsville
Ohio
Noele [Slant
Martin B. AteCombs
Melvin H. McCoimbs
Mes
Gerald Gattlelly
Pegrid
Nowleas
Teseligy
Whiley
Mueoch
Springville
Consolidated Foods Declares Quarterly Dividend
Consolidated Foods Corp directors declare a 22.5 cent per share dividend on common stock. The 108th consecutive payout will be payable April 1 to holders of record March 12. the company also pays an 11 1/2 cent quarterly dividend and 4.40 convertible preferred stock on April 4.
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Consolidated Foods
Chicago
Consolidated Foods Corp
Hive
Impeachment Warning by Sen Hughes in Des Moines
Senator Harold Hughes urged Nixon to reverse trends or face impeachment as he spoke at a Des Moines forum on constitutional crisis. He cited contempt of Congress by Secretary Williams Rogers and criticized executive overreach alongside Clark Schwengel and others noting a growing gap between Congress and the presidency.
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DES Moines
Nixon
Congress
Seo
Harold Hughes
D-lowa
Hines
Hughes
Vietnam
Fortress
Cabinak
Williams Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iowa
Dick Clark Dlowa
Arthur New
Fred Schwengel- Clark
America
Clark Sud
Schwengel
Clark
Neu
Executive Branch
Frankin Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Roosevelt
Mrs Crowley 100 Dies at Independence
Mrs Crowley aged 100 longtime Independence resident died Monday near Masonville age 100 widow of John Crowley. She taught several Delaware county schools before marriage and attended Presentation Academy. Survivors: two daughters Ann and Evelyn Crowley both of Independence and a son Donald of Winthrop. Services Wednesday 10:30 am at St John Catholic Church with Rosary Monday 7 30 pm wake. burial 4 Marys Cemetery Masonville.
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al Fo Thi
Cave
Independence
John Crowley
Mac “Sonville
Crowley
Masonville
Wintirag
Delaware County
Presentation Academy
Digbuguie
Ann
Evelyn Crowley
Indepenfariee
Donvald
Winthap
St. Johis Catholic Church
I Pam
Dutal
Mary's Cemetery
One Defendant To Be Dropped In Court Suit
A court order allows Tuliner Dru Co to amend its complaint against van Telnberg and others, with Richard Palmer and Janos McDoyough of Dubuque noted as partners in Palinte Drug Co. The case recalls a 1972 dispute involving Nicholas Kleinberg and Ivory note valued at $25,140.
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Ferland W Milge
Edward
Tuliner Dru Co
Cormplsinl
van Telnberg
Yi O Avenue NW
Nicholis Kleinberg
Excel
Sior
Minny Mik
Jack “Klein~berg
Excelsion
Jerry Mee
Cudnut
West Jarga
Pormily Richard
Palmer
Janos McDoyough
Dubuque
Palinte Drig Co
Womit Jorn Kleinhery
Ny 1
Counseokhiye Lo
Etilin
Alilin Nicholas Amt
Dian Kleinberg
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Plevgun
Rh. G. Kirwh
M.D
Omana Livestock
de. J. d. Stiebley
Br. B. A. McCray
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Buchheister
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Ronald H Hannemaan
DDS
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Seak
Hoss Myrl
Second Avenue
Stalen
Luster Millander
Parkland Drive
Blair House
First Avenue
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Teer
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Lagier Cosmetics
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Borle Optical Dispensary
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State House
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C.R. Markets
Webster City Livestock
Webster City API
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