Beans Gain Ground Amid Weak Market Signals
Chicago and New York price reports show soybeans rallying to the limit as July futures rise while wheat and corn gain early but retreat on profit taking. U.S. stock indices fall, with Dow and NYSE mixed amid sector shifts and ongoing market volatility.
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Nixon slips at Iceland dinner in odd misstep
UPI reports President Nixon spilled champagne at a meeting in Reykjavik, misplacing a glass and joking about a foreign leader. The scene involved Vice President of Treland and sparked talk of a potential new alliance.
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Editorial urges Nixon resignation at Madison Capital Times
The Madison Capital Times calls for President Nixon to resign, arguing constitutional duty and public trust. The editorial emphasizes the need for leadership change and criticizes current governance amid a turbulent political period.
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Market Report Mixed Prices for Meat and Poultry Products
Prices for slaughter cattle and hogs varied by weight and grade with some declines noted. Sheep and lambs showed modest values while poultry and eggs maintained small regional quotes. corn futures cited but overall market activity appeared sluggish.
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Hearing Set On Federal Fund Share
A city council meeting will consider allocating federal revenue sharing funds. Tentative figures include 1.2 million for construction work, 400000 for Kenwood sewer and land acquisition, 4000 for four minibuses, and 90000 plus for various city projects and facilities. Meeting 9 am fourth floor city hall.
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Four Women Arrested After Drunk Driving Wreck
In Fort Myers four women were jailed on drunken driving charges after a sergeant investigated a crash on a bridge over the Callosahatchee River. A third driver rammed the patrol car as officers began arrests, and a fourth caused further disruption before being restrained.
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Four Appear in Municipal Court on Check Fraud Cases
Four defendants faced amended charges in municipal court for issuing false checks. Joe Utterhack pleaded guilty to a $29.31 check on Nov 20, 1572, and received a suspended sentence. Gene Johnson and Anton, both tied to false checks, also received suspended terms for amounts $02.40 and other sums. Coralville resident Fenton pleaded guilty to a related amended charge and got 30 days suspended.
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Sleep Fined on Assault Charge In Municipal Court
Robert A Sleep from Hawatha pled guilty in municipal court to an amended intoxication charge after originally being charged with assaulting Lynda J A Smith on April 1. Sleep was fined $25 and costs.
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Ferguson Forgery Charge Dismissed
Sheila M. Ferguson of 1797 Fourteenth Avenue SW faced a forgery charge for allegedly forging a state comptroller's check for 199 dollars dated September 27, 1972. The case was dismissed after the motion and cost considerations, with related robbery charges dropped on recommendation of the U.S. district attorney.
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Four-eenth Avenue
Patricka L. Baker
Richard ©. Robinson
Spani Stark
U.S
Charge Against Ely Man Is Discontinued
A false pretenses charge against Sam Smothers Jr of Ely was dismissed in municipal court due to insufficient cause. Deputy Sheriff Edward Novak testified about purchasing hogs with Smothers and later selling them, but no guilt could be established.
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Three Cedar Rapids Residents Plead Guilty on Amended Charges
Katherine Figsmoe of 1417 Third Street NW pled guilty to amended possession for personal use after allegedly obtaining drugs from Ellis Pharmacy on a forged prescription. Robert D Thompson of 3141 Carroll Drive NW received a suspended 30 day sentence for amended larceny over $20 after shoplifting at Healy's Sporting Goods on Feb 13. Charles Ballard of 522 Ninth Street SW pled guilty to amended firearms statutes after a March 24 incident, fined $15 and costs.
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Healy
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Ninth Street
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Charge Against Stark Dropped
Bruce Stark faced a robbery with aggravation charge that was dismissed in municipal court. He was sentenced to federal prison on a conviction for second degree murder in the death of Deputy U S Marshal Dick McKinney who was killed in Cedar Rapids on July 20, 1972.
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Conceded Weapon Case Dismissed at Municipal Hearing
Roscoe H. Greer faced two charges of carrying a concealed weapon. The preliminary municipal court hearing dismissed the case due to insufficient evidence. He was released following the ruling in connection with the February incident.
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Seely Fined In Municipal Court Assault Case
Seely pled guilty to assault and battery and received a fine of 25 dollars plus costs in municipal court. The incident involved a strike on Terry L. Egerly on Mare 8 at 100 Second Street SW.
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Jobless Rate Is Unchanged At 5 Percent
Washington per new Labor Department data shows the national unemployment rate held at 5 percent in May as total joblessness stood at about 4.4 million while the labor force counted 84 million. Average hourly earnings for nonsupervisory workers rose modestly and average weekly earnings reached 143.45 dollars.
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Woman Receives Suspended Sentences in Municipal Court
Lesley Morgan of Marion was given two three day suspended terms on separate amended charges. The malicious injury to building count became injury to sidewalks and the malicious injury to motor vehicle count became tampering with four motors. She pled guilty to both amended charges. The case arose from a tech incident involving property belonging to Josep Morgan.
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