Stocks Slide Amid Rate Worries In Quiet New York Market
The Dow Jones average fell 3.13 to 857.95 as investors priced in higher rates and potential moves to raise the prime rate. Trading was quiet with decliners outpacing advancers, while short term rates leveled off later in the morning and some major issues like APCO Oil and Polaroid showed modest gains.
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Cedar Rapids hog market steady Tuesday amid mixed weights
The Cedar Rapids hog market shows steady prices for Tuesday with 210 to 240 lb butchers at 55.00 to 55.50, 240+ lb bids off for weights, and packs down 300 lbs. Prices for cattle and poultry also listed with multiple weight grades, while Des Moines and Omaha reports note slow trade and moderate supplies.
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Grains Jump as Market Sees U S Grain Demand
Wheat and soybeans rose the 20 cent daily limit while corn gained 10 cents and oats advanced 6 cents amid persistent rumors the Soviet Union sought U S grains. Officials denied specifics but speculative buying drove activity from opening to close.
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Nixon may be called to testify on Huston plan and Bay of Pigs
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church said there is a real probability Nixon could testify or give a deposition on his role in the Huston plan and Bay of Pigs planning during his vice presidency. He noted Nixon had no involvement in CIA assassination plots being probed, but questions on those plots could follow after other topics.
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Linn OKs Airport Zoning Regulation
Linn supervisors approved four zoning rules near Cedar Rapids airport setting height limits. Structures within ten miles may rise to 2000 feet, with nearer areas capped at 75 feet. rules also cover lighting and smoke emissions.
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Cedar Rapids News Briefs Terse notices and local ads
Retired federal employees will tweet from 8 to 8:30 AM Wednesday at Sambu's 370 First Avenue SE. The First National Bank of Marton invites Social Security recipients to discuss Direct Deposit benefits, including no charges for those 60 and over at several locations. A theft report cites a tape deck, arrows, speakers, and more from a car on Tawkeye Downs Road SW. Temple Judah holds weekly games Tuesdays at 7:30 PM. Decorah Nordic Fest details and travel tips listed. Larceny report notes tools and gear stolen from Richard Maxwell's residence.
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Cycle Crash Leaves Two Youths Injured In Cedar Rapids Area
Kelly Dekko fifteen of 413 Thirty-first Street NW and Joseph Brammer sixteen of 408 Mayberry Drive NW were hurt Monday when their motorcycles collided at a private La Cista Heights intersection near a tall corn field. Dekko remained in good condition at St Luke’s Hospital with head and rib injuries. Brammer was treated for a minor hip injury and released. No charges were filed.
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Tentative Park Lease Plan for Cedar Rapids Pioneer Village
City council informally discussed a proposed lease with Village Board Inc to establish an authentic nineteenth century pioneer village on ten acres in Seminole Valley Park. The 28 year term includes a 25 year extension option and a review every five years.
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Suits filed over Cedar Rapids sewer ditch collapse injuries
Civil actions totaling 415000 seek damages from Pexa Construction Zazza and partners after a July 11 1973 ditch collapse on Mt Vernon Road SE injuring two Cedar Rapids men John C Pease and Ted M Williams and wife Linda S Williams. Pease seeks 80000 actual 25000 punitive damages Lewis 216000 actual 100000 punitive losses for consortium claimed by wife.
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Clearing House June Debits Report and 1974 Totals
The Clearing House reported June commercial debits of 996,029,925 versus May 367,512,923. Year to date totals for 1575 reached 4,424,678,732. Debits for June 1974 totaled 567,427,234 and the 1974 year-to-date total stood at 3,956,115,149.
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Public Notice of Street Improvements and Paving Plans
Notice to property owners details proposed improvements in Brave district including paving of Valley Street and nearby roads. It outlines project location, start points at Malden reel tower intersection, and proposed work along Malt Street to the Yovay hal erly area with intent to upgrade paving and drainage. Public hearing and submission requirements are referenced for affected residents and property owners.
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Colesburg OKs Farmers Feed Store Addition Permit
Colesburg council approves a building permit for Farmers Feed to add a 20 by 72 foot structure housing three drive through bays and bulk feed storage space.
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