Stocks Fall Back as Nixon Signals No New Measures
New York stocks declined Monday amid journalist note of President Nixon not revealing new economic actions. The Dow slipped 4.21 to 915.79 with broad NYSE indices down about 12 points. Gimbel's, McDonalds, and Winnabage moved on varied news. Cedar Rapids market mood remained steady despite spreads in butcher prices and parking law references.
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Three Grains Gain Limit In July Options
AP reported limits on guns in wheat corn and soybeans with soybeans up 40 cents per bushel and July soybeans at 1.55. Wheat rose about 10 cents, corn up around 2 percent, and July rice futures gain about 4 percent. Prices advanced as grains closed with gains led by soybeans and corn in Chicago trade.
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Nieman Guilty of Assault and Battery in Municipal Court
Ray Niemen was found guilty of assault and battery in municipal court. He faced a $750 fine after allegedly assaulting Andy Stevens on June 7, 1972. Niemen pled not guilty but offered no defense.
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Courthouse Statute Could Cost County Vast Wage Rise
Linn County supervisors reviewed a unified court statute effective July 1 that could add substantial salary costs. Auditors were asked to compile figures for a firmer estimate as clerks in courts may see salary increases under the new law.
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County payroll glare hits second half truck license sales
Linn county supervisors clash over pay scales for clerk typists and city hall workers as second half truck licenses go on sale July 1. Deputy clerks, auditors, and municipal office staff face wage comparisons with city employees, risking $240,000 extra yearly costs to raise county staff to former city pay levels. Applications for license sales require the license number and payment, with a possible 25 cent mailing fee and a five percent monthly penalty starting August 1.
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Linn Revenue Sharing Funds Allocated by Linn Supervisors
Linn county supervisors allocated a $253 027 first half revenue sharing fund to county health $20 000 group home 38500 unified court expenses 50000 safety department 3000 health and institutions 50001 and secondary road department 92000 after no complaints on tentative allocations. A legal question arose about deputy municipal clerks pay must be equalized if all deputies are reduced.
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City Briefs Executives Assn Meeting at 8 AM
Local notices report several thefts and missing items including a $186.99 payroll check from Harold Barry’s unlocked car at the park lot Sunday morning a purse containing cash and a pocket watch sale at Jerome’s 10 Tower Third Ave SE and a stereo system valued around $400 missing after a break in Saturday night or Sunday morning at the Stereo Shop Third Ave SE. An executive association meeting is scheduled at Ransevell with Dr Don as speaker and public notices outline contact for orders.
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Potter 75 dies after long illness at Cedar Rapids
Ernest O. Potter 75 of Alburnett died after a long illness. He farmed and worked as an auto mechanic, a member of the Trojan Masonic lodge and Lion's Club. Surviving are his wife and other relatives. Services at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories in Cedar Rapids. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to United Methodist Church of Alburnett suggested.
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Morals Charge Filed Against C R Man 32 John H Pledge
John H Pledge of Tenth Street SE was arrested on charges of lascivious acts with a seven year old girl and resisting arrest. He was held in Linn County jail in jail in the weekend case with bonds set at five dollars on the lascivious acts charge and three hundred ten dollars on the resisting arrest charge.
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Two 6.2 Cases Bound Over to Grand Jury
From municipal court two defendants were bound over to the grand jury. Robert Reanfoldt of 413 Twelfth Street SE faces a larceny charge for allegedly stealing 40 dollars from a PDQ Food Store in Hed er Rapids on March 24. Charles J. Hodges of 205 Park Court SE is bound over on a robbery with aggravation charge for allegedly robbing Lows Krosel on March 16 while armed with a knife.
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Equipment theft report from Linn County Cedar Rapids area
Linn County sheriff's office reports the theft of a $4,000 air compressor and a $10,000 light kit from Sile Hansen's Coierela Co. Washington. The items were seen on a trailer near Highway 30 about four miles east of Cedar Rapids over the weekend.
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Record Number Compete In C R Pistol Tourney
More than 14 Lewanforess and Wongen division officers competed across Pavilluck and Cedar Rapids in the state pistol meet held on River road SW. The event, sponsored by Chiefs of Police and Police Officers, featured five classes with top prizes up to 1,000. Overall winner was Waterlow Police Officer R. Shork with 910 in the open class. other winners included Michael American in third place and several category winners across Open, Sharpshooter, and Marksman divisions.
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Graduates Earn Degrees From Multiple Colleges
Graduates include Suse Harmion from Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin who earned a history government degree. Kelly Stonebunker of Crest Ridge Drive SW Watertown Connecticut graduated Taft School and will attend Grinnell College. Mary Gray of Knollwood Drive SE earned a bachelor of arts from Ohio Wesleyan Delaware. Kathy Stieger of Avenue NE Bloomington Illinois earned a bachelor of science from Illinois State University Bloomington.
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Man Pleads Guilty to Obscene Literature Charge
Bud Owen Booth of 1304 First Avenue MW pled guilty in municipal court to showing obscene literature to minors. He received a six month suspended sentence. Allegedly he displayed obscene pictures and literature to two minors at his residence on April 26.
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