Market and livestock notes mix of stocks and cattle prices
New York trading closed lower amid banks rate shift and Vietnam peace worries. Barrow and gilt markets uneven in Chicago, with slaughter steers up to 25 higher and hogs mostly steady to lower. cattle and sheep bids mixed as US grain and livestock markets absorb policy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
South Vietnam
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Simeretal
Chicago
Nixon Faces GOP Resistance Over Key Proposals
Washington AP reports President Nixon encounters strong opposition from Republicans on electoral reform voting rights postal reform tax reform college unrest and anti poverty measures. GOP leaders resist electoral change seek broader voting rights and oppose extending the Office of Economic Opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Postal Service
House. A
Senate
G.O.P
House
Office of Economic Opportunity
New Chairman of ADA Named
Connecticut Democratic party leader Joseph Duffey, 37, ordained minister and Hartford Seminary urban studies director, was elected chairman of Americans for Democratic Action. He succeeds John Kenneth Galbraith. ADA also backed four year terms for Congress, proportional delegate representation, end to the draft, and unilateral U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticut
Joseph Duffey
Americans For Democratic Action
Duffey
Hartford Seminary
Center For Urban Studies
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
ADA
U.S
Vietnam
Safety Council Award to City
An Award of Merit will be presented to city officials Thursday by a representative of the National Safety Council in recognition of the city's excellent safety record. Howard Pyle, president of the organization, said Cedar Rapids qualified for the honor because of its low injury rate in 1968. The injury frequency was 48 percent better than the city's par rate, and the injury severity was 51 percent better. Gene Pugh of Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co. will speak during the presentation. Wayne Murdock, chairman of the city employees safety committee, will present the award to Safety Commissioner John Oberthien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Cedar Rapids
Safety Council
Gene Pugh
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Wayne Murdock
John Oberthien
Use of Silverware Taught Japanese Seniors
In Tokyo high schools seniors receive lessons on using knife, fork, and spoon. In the weeks before graduation, schools take students to Helen for Western style etiquette and practical dining pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPS
Japan
Helen
Employment Rate Slows as Economy Edges Down
The unemployment rate held at 3.5 percent in May while payroll employment rose by 90,000, signaling slower growth after a burst of gains in late 1988 and early 1989. Howard Stambler, chief employment analyst, notes the slowdown likely reflects deliberate policy efforts to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Naled
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor
Bureau
Howard Stambler
Ehief
Courthouse suits challenge 1969 Cedar Rapids apartment assessment
Waller J Kassuba filed two suits in Linn district court appealing the 1969 assessment of his apartment at 2060 Glass Road NE. The petition claims the $1,700,382 actual value is far too high and cites sharp market saturation, depreciation from poor original construction, rising maintenance costs, lower occupancy, and higher projected losses than 1968. The suits allege the assessor and board of review failed to reflect fair market value and that the assessment is inequitable compared with similar properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller J
Kassuba
Linn District Court
Glass Road
Board of Review
Cedar Rapids
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving
Donovan L. Young of 5594 Kilnger street SW pled innocent in Lina district court Friday to a drunk driving charge and was released on his own recognizance. Police arrested Young May 29 in Hawkett Downs between Sixth street and J street after reports of erratic driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan L. Young
Kilnger Street
Lina District Court
Young
Jn Hawkett Downs
Sixth Street
J Jstreet
Saw Drill Stolen at Coggon Sale Barn
The Coggon sale barn was robbed between 7 p m Sunday and 7 09 a m Monday. An electric sew valued at 35 and a drill valued at 45 were taken from an unlocked tool room. A deputy reported a forked lunchroom door was forced open but nothing else was missing. Felitions Filed The Merchants National Bank vs Virgil Bellnap 3955 03. Retail installment contract. The Merchants Nations Bank vs Geraldsburg 6015 31. Retail installment contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felitions
Merchants National Bank
Virgil Bellnap
Merchants Nations ‘Bank
Geraldsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ancia
Cali
Eas East
New York Stock Exchange
FoodFair
Frick
American Stock Exchange
Jones
Dowslonas Avarsaes
Seth Flee
Sears
Shell
Biaeey
Greyhound
Dy Brerlan
Seton 'T
Aimeraia
Fone
Hewitt Co
Anaaer
Oman
OP Gants
Texas
Siam
Uae
Aia Tetiea
Shi 'Lee
Jonas
Weil
Elias
Mirayal
Sioux City
Helfers Ware Tully Aves
Ene
Arial Veroger
Arma Ulus
Fils
Leinsteg
Beckman
kenPc
I Woolwich
Bern
Hy Mahasco Rae
Yale
Bali
Chalee Heers
Gale Pal
Paleriae
Steere
Nestesy
Bonarte
Concentra
Cooperin
OsLo
Noreen
Beyberg
Win
Bellaair
Lamson Brothers Borstal
Blesha
Sorn
Amar
Davig
Adnan
Penney
Nave
Welea
Elect
Lehetpay
Eltra Cp
Lear
Wien Pet
Soseetay Faifee
Sovbeans
Aaa FM
Marcy
Des Moines
Puichers
Fistee Gov
America
Syatin
Wilson
Milter
API
Central City
Larna Christensen
Ture
Christensen
Linn County
Walter Grant
Att Shelly
Manchester
Caicada
Mercantile
Paes
Ion i
Isaha Wie
C.R. Markets
Coggon Sale Barn
Bohemian Savings
Bohemian Savings & Loan
Third St. SE
Morris Plan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!