New York Stocks Mixed in Wide Market Moves at 10:30
United Press International lists Sal Net P E last prices with many stocks showing varied gains and losses. Abbott Labs and Alcoa rise while Alcan Alu and Allied Chem post declines. breadth is uneven across sectors and several retailers and industrials trade near day highs.
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Armco
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BoiseCo
Borden
BorgWarn
Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen and Handicapped Bus Dial
Community transit service in Cedar Rapids offers a dial a ride option for senior citizens and handicapped residents. Call 363 8244 for scheduling and eligibility details.
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Cedar Rapids
Amex Composite Stock Prices From 11 20 AM NYT Report
United Press International lists closing style figures for Amex stocks including Adoberi Petrof Banister Cai Comptr Fronter Giant Horme Houston Kaiser Loews Mitchi RemArms RescCott Solitron Dev Sup Ind Syntex Teleflex USFilfer with last prices and changes. The report covers various companies with bid asks and percentage changes across multiple sectors.
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Adoberi
Kaiser
WY McCulich
Mitchie
RescCott
Solitron Dev
Teleflex
Stocks rise cautiously as trading slows amid Carter firings
New York stocks edged higher but activity remained light as investors weighed inflation, rising rates, and President Carter's cabinet firings. Dow up 1.62 to 828.92 around 1:15 p.m. EDT, NYSE index up 0.13 to 57.89, advances lead declines 654 to 571, turnover just over 15.69 million shares. In commodities, cattle markets in Webster City show steady to higher live details with No. 1-3 cattle 200-240 lb at 40.00-40.50.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Northeast Utilities
Ralston-Purina
NLT Corp
Cedar Rapids hog and grain market report Friday
The Cedar Rapids hog market was steady for butchers and sows with prices $38.00 to $38.50 for 200 to 230 lb butchers and $27.00 to $28.50 for sows to 550 lb. Larger weight breaks trimmed prices by common step. Friday cattle and sheep quotes include steers 1,000 to 1,200 lb at $66.00 and heifers 900 to 1,050 lb at $64.00, with spring lambs at $58.00 to $60.00 and lambs over 105 lb discounted. Grain and soybean futures rose modestly, corn at about $2.76 to $2.78 per bushel and soybeans around $7.60 to $7.65 for July/August contracts. Chicago dairy bids cited, butter near $122.50 to $124.00 per hundredweight and eggs steady, with Grade A retail butterfat quotes.
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Hog market report from Des Moines shows light to moderate trade
UPI notes livestock trade in Iowa with hog demand moderate to good and butchers steady. Prices varied by weight and grade from 38.50 to 40.25 for 200-240 lb numbers, while 270-300 lb sows ranged 33.25 to 37.00. Estimated receipts 65 000 with weekend comparisons and year-ago figures.
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GM Oklahoma City plant workers vote to unionize with UAW
In Oklahoma City the GM assembly plant’s 1,479 in favor and 658 against joining the UAW, about 2,300 eligible hourly workers. NLRB to certify within five days, paving contract talks. observers viewed it as a test of a Southern anti union strategy.
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General Motors Corp
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UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Detroit
Mobil to raise summer gasoline supplies for July and August
Mobil Oil Corp. said it will lift gasoline supplies to 100 percent of last year's level for July and August. Under the plan Mobil dealers receive 87 percent of last year's amount, a 3 percent July increase from 97 percent of 1978 levels. Federal law requires 5 percent of total supplies set aside for state governments in hardship cases.
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Mobil
Livestock quotes for Omaha and Sioux City Friday
Omaha and Sioux City livestock quotes list hogs and cattle trade figures. Hogs for 200-270 lb barrows and gilts up to 75 higher, 270-320 lb mostly steady to 50 lower, sow prices higher. U S 1 2 200-240 lb at 41.00-41.25. Sioux City reports moderate trade, hogs 5,500, barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, various weight ranges with prices de tailed, sows 50-75 cents higher.
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Neb
USDA
U.S
Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City
Grain and livestock market update from Chicago and Joliet
Chicago notes show Wheat No 2 hard red winter 4.232s Friday Soybeans No 1 yellow 7.56 and Corn No 2 yellow 3.06 with additional hopper and box quotes. Joliet reports Friday livestock trading light with hogs up 50 to 75 cents and cattle sales insufficient to set a price. Monday totals projected at 3,000 cattle and 1,200 hogs.
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Joliet, Ill
Federal Reserve Boosts Discount Rate to 10 Percent
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate from 9.5 to 10 percent effective immediately, aiming to strengthen the dollar and slow rapid monetary expansion. The move, following a $3.2 billion money supply increase, may raise other rates and affect banks and large borrowers.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Relief, reconstruction in Nicaragua await victors
The Sandinista leaders and guerrillas moved toward Managua to begin relief and reconstruction after the dictatorship fell. Exiled President Somoza said he would vacation abroad, criticizing U S actions, while Urcuyo resigned under pressure. Food shortages pressed Managua as guerrillas pursued remaining forces in Rivas.
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Managua
Somoza
Hemisphere
Europe
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U.S. State Department
Rivas
Eden Pastora
National Guard
U S Meat and Egg Prices Steady in Des Moines Markets
The Federal State Market News Service reports steady market conditions in Des Moines with moderate offerings and limited prompt pickups due to slaughter schedules. Eggs show varied prices by grade and size, while pork and beef trades move slowly with mixed price shifts across different cuts and weights.
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U.S. West North Central States
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Demona Light
Federal State Market News
Dispute Over Baseball Game Triggers Tavern Fight
A Swisher tavern brawl erupted after a dispute over a recent baseball game. Deputies broke up the fight at the Corner Inn and five people were treated at Mercy Hospital with injuries. Victims included Kenneth and Ted Dubishar and Sheila Dubishar. damage to the tavern was extensive.
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Cedar Rapids
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Tom Dubishar
Callahan
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