Stocks Off Slightly In U S Trading Across Markets
New York trading opens after holidays with the Dow inching up about a point amid mixed results. Lockheed and Ford show small gains while General Motors slips. Amex and Amalgamated activity mixed as investors weigh possible antitrust actions against the auto sector and Federal Trade Commission probes linger.
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Totar Oaline
Lockheed
Uys Dee
Asarca
Iartive
Ulae
Wouke
Motors
Ford
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
Syntax
Amex
Prentice-Hall
C R Markets No Cedar Rapids hog market report
Livestock quotations show hog prices mixed by weight and grade Tuesday with prices for 200 to 240 lb hogs around 44.50 to 49.00 per hundredweight. Sows and heavier weights slipped slightly while packers discounted larger animals and delivery timing affected bids at Iowa and Chicago markets.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Deputies Nak Two on Drunk Driving Counts
Lim county deputies charged two persons with drunk driving. Richard J. Kness, 28, of route iti Ely, was arrested early Tuesday at Nineteenth avenue SW and Ninth street. Robert E. Bowser, 41, of route three, Cedar Rapidly, was arrested Sunday on high way 13 50uLE of Marion.
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Iti Ely
Nineteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Robert E. Bowser
Route Three
Cedar Rapidly
Marion
Cedar Rapids bus system gets 1.6 million in federal funds
Cedar Rapids will receive more than 16 million dollars in federal grants to expand and modernize its bus system. Mayor Don Canney said UMTA approved three city applications, funding part of operating costs and major changes including 20 new buses. The plan also covers senior citizen buses, radios, fare boxes, shelters, and maintenance upgrades with bids pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Michael Blouin
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
UNITA
Maral
UMTA
Municipal Transit Authority
MTA
Three Arrested On Car Theft Counts in CA
Three suspects charged after a car theft spree in a downtown area. James N. Doolin, 17, led officers on a chase in a Jeep with a snow blade as Clea Wallace, 24, and Nelson Summage, 21, faced motor vehicle larceny counts. Wallace resisted arrest and damaged property during arrest. Doolta faces youth bureau processing for larceny of a motor vehicle.
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Lax
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Font
Dunlin
Donlin
Clea Wallace
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Fan Claire
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Sununage
Linn
Leu
Summage
Dvolta
Youth Bureau
Robbery at First Avenue Store Details Unclear
A man entered a store on First Avenue SE in his 20s and robbed the register before leaving with an undetermined amount of cash. Police report no injuries. The incident occurred early Tuesday.
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Yahee
Eight Hurt In Three Linn Crashes
A three-incident Linn County crash report lists eight people hurt across three separate accidents. Michael D. Kula, 17, of Gentral City, was treated for head injuries after a one car wreck north of Springville that evening. Mark E. Dirks, 21, and George J Manton, 18, both of Springville, were released from Mercy hospital following their involvement and a subsequent derailment charge of reckless driving. In a second two car crash west of Palo, Joel L. Saxion, 19, of Hiawatha, and Gerald D. Stull, 35, of Lennox Avenue NE, were treated with back and other injuries. Stull and two others from the Stull family were hospitalized but not seriously hurt. A Martelle resident, Tatritia Fasienou, 26, was treated for bruises after a car-semi-trailer wreck on highway one seat Martelle. The accidents occurred between late Sunday and Monday afternoon according to Linn deputies.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
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Kula
Mark E. Dirks
Dirks
George J Manton
Deraimant
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Stull
Dennis R. Stull
Sandra Irene Stull
Tatritia Fasienou
Martelle
Bruves
Water Ski Club hosts Cedar Mapids night at Mohawk Pavilion
Local notices list a water ski gathering at Mohawk Pavilion tonight at 7. Other items include a July 7 analysis event at 1486 1st Ave NE, a Wednesday beef and noodles carryout, a Thursday showing at Bishop's downtown, and several ads for tours, clothing sales, and carpet cleaning.
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Mohawk Perk Pavilion
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Jeneal Cosnetxive
1St Ave
Thefts Reported and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids
The text notes weekend thefts at 208 East Post Road with five kitchen cabinets a chandelier a dehumidifier and hand tools valued at 1200 dollars. It also mentions a lamb taken from Eugene Kolberger’s property on Highway 94 Northwest and an obituary snippet noting Louis Armstrong’s 1971 death at age seven. The remainder lists ads and notices from community sources including tours sales and local events.
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Cedar Rapids
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Eugene Kolberger
Highway 94
Queen Elizabeth Visits Liberty Bell in Philadelphia
Queen Elizabeth II visited the Liberty Bell during a bicentennial tour stop in Philadelphia. She viewed the bell behind glass, listened to Park official Hobart Cawood describe its history, and stayed for about 5,100 spectators. A later ceremony included a British bicentennial bell gift, while critics questioned the religious implications of the new bell.
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Attorney Remmers Guilty Admission Under Trial
Iowa City report shows on Tuesday the defense contends Michael Remmers admitted to jurors that the shooting of Kaye Mersnes occurred. The degree of the crime remains a matter for the court to decide.
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Michael Remmers
Kaye Mersnes
Remmers Accused in Connection With University of Iowa Shooting
Michael Remmers stands accused in a murder tied to the death of Brad Messner a University of Iowa student Johnston Ward lawyers question jurors on degrees of murder distinguishing cold blooded murder from heat of passion under intoxication. The investigation references Royamors involvement and Messner’s death from an incident near Dubuque Campus with authorities pursuing details at the University of Iowa.
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