Financial and Market News Stocks Post Gain
NEW YORK AR stock market posted a moderate gain Friday with optimism over progress in industry. Gainers outpaced losers as industrials rose about 6.40 at 469.25 after a Thursday advance. NYSE volume reached 1.226 million shares, Citibank and others reported higher lending rates, and the Dow Jones index edged higher with gains across listed issues.
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New York
Ivery
Lames Jr
New York Stock Exchange
Ind Otter Hann
Hickers Swift Conventorss
Citibank
NYSE
Baai
American Stock Exchange
MaHa LApy US USDA Livestock Prices and Sales Data
Readable livestock market brief listing cattle hogs calves and sheep prices with weights and locations. Includes dairy and breeding stock notes, Friday and Monday auction mentions, and estimated receipts across cattle hogs and calves with several price figures and unit terms.
Cedar Rapids hog market steady amid mixed bids
Friday's Cedar Rapids market shows steady prices for 200 to 230 lb hogs at about 49.80 to 50.00 with 230 to 280 lb ranges around 48.75 to 50.75 and sows near 42.50. Packers cut bids by weight, and Wilson and Company in Cedar Rapids closed hog receiving Saturday. Trade reports from Des Moines and Chicago reflect slow demand and generally higher butcher prices across weights, with receipts estimated at 40,000 to 69,000 head for the week.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Cedar
Des Moines
UPI
Wulchers
DRESSED MEATS DEALER AD LISTED ITEMS
Fragmented OCR text lists meat items and prices with scattered names and numbers. It mentions a dealer, choices of meats, possible prices around 1905 00 and other scattered details. The readable items hint at product names and a price list rather than a full narrative.
Kaiser Admits Jamaican Gifts
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Car says it contributed about 90000 dollars to Jamaican political campaigns in 1971 and 1972 but declares the donations were legal and properly recorded and authorized according to Jamaican law.
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Daxklanty
Calif
UPI
Kaiser Alurashim & Chemcal
Twurtiular
Jamascu
Dws
Beans Up Corn Lower Soybean Futures Gain on Chicago Board
Chicago AP reports soybean futures rose for the sixth straight session on the Chicago Board of Trade Friday with gains exceeding 16 cents per bushel. Soybeans closed higher by about 8 to 10 cents, July at 6.64. corn slipped around 4 to 5 cents, July near 3.04. wheat eased slightly. Trading shown was volatile and mixed with erratic figures and partial price quotes across soybeans, corn, and wheat.
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Chicago
Chirago Board of Trade
Humphrey May Seeks Senate Leadership Post Challenge
AP reports Hubert Humphrey floats entering the race for the Senate Democratic leadership post vacated by Mike Mansfield. He says a run would spark a clash with conservative Robert Byrd and others like Muskie and Hollings. No decision yet, but he is weighing it as possible in the wake of expected Senate elections.
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Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Humphrey
Robert Byrd Thuphrey
Minnesota
Ernest Hollings
Byrd
Hurd
Wes Ducuary
Pay Students To Attend Integrated Schools Plan
CPS leader proposes a desegregation scheme offering Queen City students up to 6000 dollars to switch to or remain in integrated schools. A trust fund would provide 500 dollars yearly during grades K through 12 and 4000 dollars after graduation for college or other uses, with payout timing set at age 24 if unused. John Rue seeks federal funds to finance the plan through mixed federal and local money.
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Cluchuiall Baned Ef Cdunifior
Queen City
John Rue
Trisk
New York Teamsters Bilked of $1 Million
A Senate subcommittee report finds that Local 298 and Local 296 Teamsters in New York City were drained of about $1.1 million from a life insurance fund between 1970 and 1973. It links the scheme to organized crime figures, details excessive commissions, and notes corrective actions in 1973 with ongoing recovery efforts of roughly $910,000 still sought.
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Senate
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le Government Operations Per-Penent Subcommittee On
Local 298
Louis Ostrer
Local 296 Trust Fund
Lows Ostrer
Tatty Davidoff
New York
Davidoff
New Yorks
Plin
Teamsters International
Ostrer
T He
New York State Insurance Department
Cedar Rapids Hospital Briefs In Sop At St Luke’s
Hospital patient A Wertman of 715 Eighth St SW is at St Luke’s hospital. Visitation is permitted. A Brown now associated with Bill Hall and C hair styling, 36-8705, referenced in an Adv. classified line. An ad mentions Daisy, Brite Carpet Cleaners, shampoo living, and job ads for Century Cab Office at 815 Sth Ave SE.
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Eighth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Sharon Brown
Bill Hall &C
Od Doe
Daisy
Brite Carpet Cleaners
Ady
Schorr, Five Others Rebuff House Ethics Panel
DHS correspondent Daniel Schorr and five other reporters refused to testify to a House ethics panel about who leaked the secret House Intelligence Committee report. Schorr said he would not appear without subpoena and would not discuss sources. The Village Voice’s Settiago acknowledged printing the report text. the others declined on source protections. Several enlistment notices and local ads follow, listing addresses in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas.
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DHS
Daniel Schorr
House Ethics Committee
House
Schorr
Il Sibporna
Setiogr
Village Voice
New York
House Select
Intelligence Committee
Record Seekers Dock Empty Tank on Mississippi Run
The CR, Record Breaker, finished its lowest leg of the journey down the Mississippi traveling 420 miles and limped into port with one gallon of fuel. Bob Conner of 321 Thirteenth Street NW reported three other men, who slept in Memphis and refueled in Helena, Ark., Thursday. The crew carried extra gas for legs with few refueling options and noted river conditions hindering return. The voyage changed destination to Lake Pontchartrain New Orleans, expected to end Sunday, with crew members Rolle Lolobure Bud Moen and Abe Lephany Drive Me aboard.
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Conoet
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Lake Pontchartrain
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