Wall Street Rallies After Softer Wholesale Price Rise
The New York stock market surged Friday led by a smaller than expected rise in wholesale prices for June. The Dow Jones average climbed while the NYSE composite gained, with trading brisk as investors weighed a mixed outlook on inflation, short term rates, and Fed policy. Major industrials posted gains amid a broad market uptick and evolving demand signals.
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Cedar Rapids hay market faces mixed declines and steadiness
The Cedar Rapids hay market Friday showed lower bids for butchers while saws held steady. Prices varied by weight and grade with 200 to 230 lb butchers at about 40 dollars, packing ranges and additional cuts listed, and miscellaneous figures for other livestock and grain items interspersed in the OCR.
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Laotian helicopter hijack shocks Thailand report
AP dispatch details a Laotian police major allegedly stole a helicopter with 14 aboard, landing near Udorn in Thailand after crossing the Mekong. Deputy Governor Somporu provided the update as authorities investigate the incident and coordinate with Thai officials.
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Beans Close Up 12 Cents as Wheat Dips in Friday Trade
CHICAGO AP reports beans closed the week up about 12 cents per bushel amid mixed grain results. Soybeans rose about 75 points with July futures near 7.44, corn higher around 3.08, while wheat fell 4 to 8 cents. In Des Moines, hog and cattle trading showed moderate activity with steady to higher lags and varied carcass weights, receipts around 60,000. Livestock prices ranged with bids from No 1-3 at 49.50 to 50.60 for 200-230 lb hogs and sows near 40.75 to 42.50 for 270-330 lb cattle. Market tone remained uneven as silver and other commodities fluctuated.
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Theft reports in Cedar Rapids from police brief notes
Police log lists multiple burglaries and thefts. Items stolen include amplifiers, a microphone, tapes, cash, a handgun, a speaker, a fishing rod and reel, a mower, a stereo system, and a television from several residences and a livestock barn. Numbered addresses and dates referenced.
Equipment Stolen at Leidigh International Harvester Co
A report to the Linn County sheriff states a fenced lot at Leidigh International Harvester Co on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids was entered Monday. Two power tools and other equipment valued at 86 were stolen.
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Onfly Date 1278 and the Declaration in New York
A damaged record notes a 1278 date and mentions Georges Washington sewing or seeing a declaration of independence in New York. The fragmentary text preserves a claim about a historic document and a named place, with limited readable details.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Freight Notes Fragment
Readable segments show Friday butter prices for Chicago delivery with varying scores and weights. Includes references to market quotes, transportation costs, and multiple producers with uncertain values. This fragment details price listings, freight terms, and market activity in a historical Chicago sourcing page.
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Right-To-Work Backer Killed Hours After Bill Approved
Jim Laské, a Shreveport public relations executive who promoted a right-to-work bill, was shot dead eight hours after the measure won final legislative approval in Louisiana. FBI likely to probe under the Hobbs Act labor racketeering statute. details remain limited.
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Two in Hospital After Linn Crash
Frances Foxen 13 and Kevin Fowen 10, of Toule ue, were in good condition at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Friday after a two car crash northwest of Springville Thursday. Cindy Law Cates 22 of Central City drove westbound and failed to stop at a stop sign, causing the collision. Foxen family members Kathy Jo, 9 months, Dan tl 5, and Charles 7 were treated and released.
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Phone Crew Accidentally Cut Its Own Cables
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. said a three hour outage on the southwest side of Cedar Rapids was caused when a crew cutting buried cable near Kirkwood Boulevard SW severed lines. The disruption affected Kirkwood Community College phones and service returned around noon.
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EPA Orders Tighter Pollution Laws for Iowa
Washington AP reports the EPA under Russell Train orders 44 states including Iowa to revamp anti-pollution plans to meet federal standards. The move targets sulfur dioxide and oxidants with stricter controls, citing a 5 percent annual drop in pollution but remaining short of compliance in many urban areas.
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