NYSE Stock Moves Show Leaders and Laggards in Friday Trading
The AP reports the New York Stock Exchange listing top gainers and decliners by percentage on Friday. Names such as Philips, Chase Manhattan, Elect Aasso, Talcott Nat, and Puritan Fashion appear among leaders, while Ceox Broadcast, Bemis Co, and others show notable declines.
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Small Gain Ends Good Stock Week
The market closed a strong week with a modest advance amid favorable Fed money supply data. The Dow rose 1.64 to 923.42, posting a 17.47 point weekly gain as volume slipped. Amex and NASDAQ also rose while gainers led losers.
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Iowa hog futures and grain quotes from Des Moines to New York
Livestock trades show slow demand with hogs mostly lower. No 1-3 200-230 lb butchers fetch 43.00-44.50 and sow prices weaken. Wheat and corn futures fell on Friday with old and new crop values slipping across Cedar Rapids and Davenport markets. Butter offers remained steady in New York as USDA reports little change.
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Grains Close Firmly Higher On Chicago Trade
Grains rose on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans mixed and nearby gains. Wheat and oats edged up aided by short covering while corn climbed as much as two cents. Midwest cold snap after rains weakened new crop beans and products.
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Varied Sentences in Linn District Court
Action has been taken on Linn district court cases. Michael L. Toomer, 21, received a one year sentence in county jail for breaking and entering and was fined 25 dollars. Douglas R. Driscoll received a suspended up to five year reformatory sentence with two years of probation for receiving stolen property. A Cedar Rapids man, 118 years old, faced charges for possessing an antique rifle known to be stolen. Two others, Duane I. Huck and Lawrence L. Sweet, each received 500 dollar fines on second offense drunk driving charges.
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Central City
House Approves Plan to Boost Sugar Prices Four Cents
The House voted 81 to 3 to raise market sugar prices about four cents per pound, risking nearly $1 billion annual extra costs for consumers and food makers. Backers seek price supports while critics warn of higher grocery bills. administration hopes for a Senate House conference defeat.
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Linn District Court Action Overview
In the First Avenue division, Marleen A. Patterson 25 of 1523 Fourth Street NW was fined 10 dollars for criminal trespass after a July 12 charge. Charles C. Peal 19 of 382 Oakland Road NE received a deferred sentence for drunken driving after a May 28 charge. Randall J. Roney 20 of 111 Tenth Street NE was fined 25 dollars for intoxication on July 14. Lyndon B. Smith 18 of 1213 First Avenue SE got a 90 day suspended sentence for marijuana possession charged January 29.
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Fourth Street NW
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Oakland Road
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Magistrate Court Fines Hail Traffic Violations Across City
A magistrate court list details multiple speeding and traffic fines. Names include Darrell Sparks Gregory Hern LeAnn Christopherson and many others with addresses across Marion Urbana Walford and surrounding areas. fines range from 10 to 45 dollars plus costs for disobeying traffic controls, mirrors, mufflers, license violations and trespassing in various streets and avenues.
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Darrell M. Sparks
Ridgeview Drive
Gregory L. Hern
Brentwood Drive
LeAnn Christopherson
Sixth Street
Marion
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Timothy J. Cross
Clifton Street
Robert Hodges
D Avenue
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Walford
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First Avenue
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Ridge Drive
Harold Walton
Joseph A. Black
Williamsburg
Russell W. Perry
Franbrook Terrace
Dennis R. Brubaker
J Street
George W. Bulen
Sharon Jane
Janice M. Choate
Shellsburg
Gregory L. Bender
Vine Avenue
Timothy P. Remus
Random Road
Probate and bid notices share Linn County legal notices
Probate in Linn County Iowa grants executor Paul A Lebeda for Ruth M Lebeda with six month contest window. Creditors urged to file claims. second publication July 30 1977. Also Cedar Rapids invites bids for five passenger shelters with strict EEOC and bonding requirements. Lois M Keller signs as City Clerk with June 15 1977 date.
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Ey Hall
Notice of Will Probate Without Administration in Linn County
Probate in Linn County Iowa confirms Ralph E McVay died July 1977 and his 1975 will admitted to probate with no administration. Anyone contesting must file within six months of second publication. Kenneth L Perry clerk and James G Thomas attorney listed. Anamosa Iowa.
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Ralph E McVlay
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