CFTC Sets Rules for Domestic Commodity Options in 1978
The commission outlines registration with the CFTC for brokers, 90 percent customer funds segregation, and strict cost disclosures. Final steps toward approving domestic trading on U S exchanges include a three year pilot, higher capital rules, and enforced segregation. Trading could begin after this fall with a shift against London option sales due to higher U S competition and negotiable fees.
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CFTC
Stoner
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
White House
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
United States
Federal Register
Boards of Trade and Foreign Commodities Exchange
U.S
Soap Box Derby Drivers Picnic At Center Point Farm
The Cedar Rapids Area Soap Box Derby Assn sponsors a Saturday picnic for this year's drivers and their families. Attendees include association members and Jaycees who assisted with the Derby. Events start at 10 a.m. at the Al Snodgrass farm near Center Point with barbecue pork and corn. Former baseball manager Leo Durocher is 71.
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Cedar Rapids
Soap Box Derby Assn
al Snodgrass
Center Point
Snodgrass
Five charged with drunk driving in Cedar Rapids area
Five persons were charged with drunk driving early Wednesday. Shawn L. Brandt, 18, was arrested after a crash on county road F-73 near Cedar Rapids. Alan C. Willis, 23, was taken into custody on Center Point Road NE. Pat E. Borschel, 27, was arrested on Marion Boulevard in Marion. Ronnie L. Sojka, 32, was arrested on Fifteenth Avenue SW. Karen A. Spaight, 23, was arrested on Oakland Road NE.
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Shawn L. Brandt
Underwood Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Brandt
Alan C. Willis
Twelfth Street
Center Point Road
Pat E. Borschel
Thirty-second Street
Marion Boulevard
Marion
Ronnie L. Sojka
Higley Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
Karen A. Spaight
Second Avenue
Oakland Road
School Won't Drop Lawsuit Against Insurance Firm
The College Community school board voted to keep a pending lawsuit against Insurance Co. of North America over attorneys’ fees in a liability case involving Cindy Olson. Olson’s $1.9 million suit named the district and Nis sen Corp. An out of court settlement had been reached June 17, but the board refused INA’s request to dismiss with prejudice. The meeting also approved changes to classified staff pay and announced sealed bids for the Seventy six Avenue and Kirkwood Boulevard SW schoolhouse sale due Aug. 9.
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College Community School Board
The
Insurance Co. of North America
INA
Cindy Olson
Olson
Nissen Corp
Seventy-sixth Avenue
Kirkwood Boulevard
Stroleny Seeks College Community School Board Seat
Mrs. Mary Stroleny 62 of Cedar Rapids filed nominating papers for director district No. 5 of the College Community school board. She cites basics education and individual help, opposes PLAN, and notes nine grandchildren in district schools. Also listed is husband Joseph and Trinity Lutheran ties. Thomas Tjelmland, Ely, also filed for the same district seat.
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Mary Stroleny
Route 2
Cedar Rapids
College Community School Board
Stroleny
Joseph
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary Ann Donaghue
Elizabeth Siems
Delores Storck
Mildred Choplick
Wesley Cerveny
Richard Stroleny
Shueyville High School
Thomas Tjelmland
Ely
Wadsworth Named To Hospital Post
John Wadsworth will become chief physical therapist at St. Luke's hospital on August 15. He previously served as assistant chief of physical therapy at St. Luke's from 1971 to 1973 and was coordinator of graduate studies at the University of Kentucky. He holds degrees from Murray State University University of Pennsylvania and the University of Iowa and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.
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John Wadsworth
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Murray State University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Iowa
Wadsworth
American Physical Therapy Assn
Kentucky
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