Corn futures surge while oats sag signals rally end
Corn futures hit the 10 cent limit on most contracts with July prices around 3.42 a bushel while oats slid sharply amid drought fears. Wheat and soybeans rose, aided by July 4 weekend forecasts. the USDA stocks report tempered gains. Pork futures plunged as hog herd data surprised markets. Oil and metals moved lower and stock futures dipped.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Agriculture Department
Victor Lespinasse
Dean Witter Reynolds Inc
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
U.S
New York Mercantile Exchange
West Texas
Commodity Exchange
New York
Standard & Poor
Driest first half of year in Iowa but not the hottest
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker reports 1988's January to June rainfall averaged 7.45 inches, the driest six months on record in Iowa and far below the 15.72 inch norm. June is expected at about 1.63 inches, with the driest June on record in 1933.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Harry Hillaker
Hillaker
National Weather Service
Public notices and bids loom for Swisher zoning and Cedar Rapids projects
Public notice announces a July 11 1988 council hearing on the Code of Ordinances for Swisher Iowa. It also details Marion zoning changes and Cedar Rapids Airport Commission bid invitations for Runway 9 27 Extension and related work with bid rules and equal opportunity requirements.
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Cedar Rapids
Commission
Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
A.I.P
Cedar Rapids Airport
Hearing on Cedar Rapids recreation center panel replacement plans
A hearing is set for 9:00 AM July 13 1988 in Cedar Rapids Iowa City Hall Council Chambers to review proposed plans specifications contract form and estimated cost 65000 for panel replacement at Time Check Center region. Objections may be filed in writing and heard orally. City Clerk Lyle K Hanson and Deputy Ann Ollinger note the date.
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Swisher
Iowa
Oa Cae
F.A.U.S
Cedar Rapids
F.a.us
Lyle K. Hanson
All Ollinger
Teresa Scanlan
Linn County District Court
First Avenue Court
First Avenue Bridge
Linn County
Ann Ollinger
Wright Brothers Boulevard
Airport & Mission
Wright Brothers
Cedar Rapids Municipal
Bucher, Willis & Ratliff
Ward Parkway
Suite
Kansas City
Missouri
F.W Dodge
Broadmoor
Shawnee Mission
Kansas
Midwest Contractors
Mercier
Master Builders of
Park Street
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Builders Exchange
P.O. Box 1846
Associated Builders and Contractors
Merle Hay Road
Suite A
United Minorities Contractors Plan
8Th Avenue S.E
Cedar Rapid
Harley Bassett, Jr
EEO
Secretary of Labor
Cedar Rapids Airport Commission
Department of Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration
F.A.A
Federal Aviation Administration
United States
Department of Labor
Cedar Rapids Airport
MBE
Donald K. Gardner
Board OF Supervisors
Adda
Linn County Auditor's Office
Rinas
Schriner
Oxley
Iowa Minois Gas & Electric
East Main St
Knapp, McRoberts
Cedar Woods
Cedar Crest Woods
East Main Street
Spanish Rd
76Th Ave
Linn- Benton Rd
Co. BR
Iowa Falls Roofing Co
Fillmore
Howard R. Green Co
Joe Novotny
Fred & Peggy
Norman
1St Addition
Byers/Tresnak
Winslow Rd
Indian Creek
Pleasant Ridge
Lth Ave
Greater Cedar Rapids Real Estate Co
11Th Ave
Greater
Jack Andrews
Troy Mills
Sheriff Blome
Craig Lanksen
Jerry Nelson
Dan Biechler
Arnie
Carol Soukup
al Swegie
William Lyman
Nstructs Recreation Center
Council Chambers
6Th Street
State of
Toagares
Public Hearing on Quitclaim Transfer to Coe College
Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing July 13 1988 at 9 00 a m in City Hall Council Chambers to consider conveyance of a portion of A Avenue NE to Coe College by quitclaim deed in exchange for 21120 00. The parcel runs 80 feet wide 480 feet long adjoining lots in Greene and College Additions containing about 38400 square feet. The hearing is open to any interested party.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edward Broderick
P & M Development Company
Peoples Bank and Trust
Edward D. Broderick
Marion
Linn County
Seventh Avenue
Marion Boulevard
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
CY Council
Victor L. Klopfenstein
Lowe
Pal City Council
City OF Mar
Marion, Lower
Coe College
1St Avenue
Center Point Road
Jan St
14Th St
Greene and
College
Lyle K. Hanson
Ann Ollinger
Time Check Recreation Center Replacement Bids Sought
Cedar Rapids IOWA seeks bids for panel replacement at Time Check Recreation Center. Bids due July 13 1988 9 00 AM City Clerk Office City Hall Cedar Rapids. Bid bonds must be 10 percent and Iowa products preferred.
Notice of Final Schedule of Assessments Cedar Rapids
City notice to Lyndell Huber showing final schedule of demolition assessments for 517 7th Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Valuation listed as 6780 with demolition debt 1695, payable under Iowa law. Schedule on file with Linn County Treasurer. details in published notices June 25 and July 2, 1988.
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Cedar Rapids
Lyndell Huber
Carpenter
7Th Avenue SE
Iowa
Council of the Ily
Linn County
Proceedings of County Supervisors June 13 1988
The board met informally with Chair man Rinas and supervisors Schriner and Oxley. They canvassed the June 7 primary results and discussed Linn County Court House issues with Sheriff Blome and staff. Steve Moshier proposed leasing a Xerox 1065 copier at 789 dollars monthly or 9 400 dollars yearly before adjournment at 11 50 am.
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Board OF Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Addn
Linn County Auditor's Office
Rinas
Schriner
Oxley
Blome
Capt. Gear
Steve Moshier
Ken Perry
Rick Clymer
Norm Popenhagen
General Services
Moshier
Linda Langenberg
Rebecca Shoop
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