Stock Market Rises as Nixon Signals Policy Tightening
The Dow Jones average gained 9.94 to 925.05 as trading showed momentum after reports of a forthcoming Nixon economic plan tightening. NYSE breadth favored advancers 880 to 405 with moderate volume after a light trading day. Major blocks traded included Boeing Hercules International Telephone with mixed moves on both the NYSE and Amex.
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Wall Street Mixed as NYSE Quotes Drift in Late Session
The New York Stock Exchange listing shows mixed prices with several fallen stocks and a few gains. Dow Jones indicators and IBM, Amoco, and Exxon among notable movers appear in the day’s report with various up and down figures.
Cedar Rapids hog and grain market prices drift lower
Tuesday prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market were steady to five cents lower. Monday figures for 200 to 230 pound butcher hogs ranged from 38.00 to 38.50, with various reductions for heavier weights and price scales by weight grade. Packers and sows posted discounts, lambs ranged 35.00 to 37.00, poultry and eggs moved modestly, and grain bids showed corn at 59 1 2 cents, soybeans at 10.75, and oats around 38 pounds delivered Tuesday.
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Wholesale egg offerings mixed in New York markets
AP reports wholesale egg offerings in New York were mixed with adequate to late Tuesday supplies. Whites and 2% butter demand were spotty, while prices remained unchanged across the market.
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Egg price report from USDA shows varied per dozen rates
Chicago based UPI reports USDA prices paid for eggs with jumbo at 63 cents, extra large 80 percent, white tops 58-59, mediums 52-55, standards 49. Retail carton delivered Grade A prices list extra large 60-63, large 59-61, mediums 54-56.
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Pope Paul VI Grants Exemption for Vatican Officials
Pope Paul VI says he will exempt his secretary of state and other top Vatican policymakers from the standard five year term limit for central administrative posts. A stray line touts a classified ad service with a dial number 398-8234.
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Wheat Markets Close With Broad Limit Gains
Chicago futures closed with limit gains for wheat and old crop soybeans on Wednesday. Corn rose on the day amid some profit-taking, while oats slipped about two cents. Old crop soybeans jumped the limit while July soybeans slid slightly.
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Chicago cash grain price report
Wheat No 5 soft red futures show losses as market quotes mix with corn No 2 yellow and oats No 3 heavy, soybeans No 1 yellow also drifting. The report lists mixed prices for grain commodities traded in Chicago, reflecting commodity market activity and conversion to local cash values.
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Omaha Hog Auction Report With Wide Range Prices
The Oklahoma Nebraska hog market shows varied prices across categories. Perrow figures around 25.1 to 39.75 with most mid ranges in the 38 to 39.50 area for 260 to 290 pound classes. Sow and calf values noted with 350 to 600 pound meats. heifers strong in some loads, prime and choice lots at multiple weight bands.
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Central Iowa Stockyards
Webster City Iowa stockyard data show cattle at 400 head with steady to 25 higher prices, top 47, some 44.75 to 46.00. Cows quoted 29.00 to 34.50, bulls noted. Hogs around 700 head with top near 37.75 for lighter weights, higher for heavier pigs. Estimates list 400 cattle and 900 hogs in first readings.
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Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Sioux City market notes show 7000 head traded with steady butchers demand. Choice 350 lb steers bring 38.75 to 39.20 per cwt. 340-400 lb sows fetch 34.00 to 00. write shows ers and primes for 46.50 to 47.00 for 1200 lb classes and cattle 875-1100 lb at 44.50 to 45.50, primes 45.75 to 46.00.
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Iowa and Minnesota Packers Report Sluggish Week
Estimated receipts in Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants show 80 000 head for the week, up from 72 000 last week but below 82 000 year ago. Butchers steady, movement moderately active, demand good. sow prices steady with various weight ranges listed for country points and packing plants.
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Midwest carrot meat trade signals market shifts
AP report from USDA notes steady to higher meat prices as picnic hams and skinned hams show notable figures. Prices per 14 to 18 pounds range from 47 to 62.50 dollars per hundredweight, with various weights listed for belties and other cuts.
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Postville beef market prices page report
The Postville market Tuesday quoted prime steers at 45.00 to 46.00, choice steers 44.50 to 45.50, good 41.50 to 42.50, standard 41.00, choice heifers 42.50 to 40.50, good heifers 40.50 to 41.50, utility cows 30.50 to 35.00, canner and cutter cows 29.00 to 33.50, bulls 40.00.
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Grand Opening This Week for New Car Dealer Grant Williams Datsun
Grant Williams Datsun at 222 Third Avenue SW announces a three day grand opening this week. The new facility features 8400 square feet of showroom space with eight display cars and an outdoor lot for 30 to 40 more. Williams, active in retail auto since 1957, formerly ran a Cedar Rapids Ford dealer. The firm will employ ten staff including Roger Zeman as service manager and Dale McMillan as parts manager. Showroom hours vary by day with service and parts open daily.
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Iowa Senate Passes Civil Service For Deputies Bill
The Iowa Senate approved the deputy sheriffs civil service bill 39 to 6 after house amendments and sent it to Gov. Ray. The measure requires all deputies to pass a civil service exam, with each county retaining at least one exempt chief deputy.
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Coin Club meets Wednesday at YWCA room 109
City briefs note a Wednesday 7 30 program at the YWCA room 109 featuring a coin display and talk by Truman Ramsell. Also listed are ads for barbecued dinners Wednesdays at Stickney's, a TV theft report, and local services.
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Two Men Held In Abduction of Fairfield Girl
Fairfield deputies held David Dee and James Greer on rape and kidnapping charges in the abduction of a 13-year-old girl. A warrant seeks Rocky Hubbard for kidnapping. The girl was forced into a car on Highway 356, later escaping. bike found along the highway.
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United jet lands at wrong airport near Miami
A United Airlines Boeing 727 with 62 passengers landed at Opalocka field instead of Miami International. The pilot Capt. James Bosse and co pilot Charles Melbourne face possible FAA charges for landing at an airport they had not used before.
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County Faces No Gas Shortage Yet Plans Study
Linn County supervisors announced there is no current gasoline crisis but will study procedures if shortages develop. They examined car usage after hours, parking, and whether county vehicles driven home are needed, while committing to store more fuel and to a Standard Oil premium gasoline contract at 19.79 cents per gallon.
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Ziegler promises more openness after Watergate correction
White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler admitted giving erroneous information about the Watergate timeline at a March briefing. He said he will pursue fuller media openness and continue briefings, with deputy Gerald Warren often standing in as Ziegler.
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Hearing on Cedar Rapids airport fee delayed sixty days
The Cedar Rapids municipal court delayed the $1 airport user fee demurrer for 60 days awaiting federal aviation legislation. James E. Noble of Willow Springs NL challenged the fee as discriminatory and noncriminal. Judge August Hansell ordered the postponement. If federal subsidies increase and the bill passes, Noble’s charge may be dropped.
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Furman Accused of Damaging TV Camera in Cell
Victor Furman, 23, jailed on breaking and entering charges last Tuesday, is accused of causing about 200 dollars in damage to a jail camera lens. He was charged with malicious damage to fixtures after the Monday evening incident in Linn County Jail.
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Education Week Set by President Nixon
President Nixon declared October 21 to 27 as American Education Week and urged citizens to participate in education efforts nationwide. The proclamation highlights renewed emphasis on schools, teachers, and student learning across the United States.
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Guilty Pleas in Municipal Court By Two Individuals
Two defendants pled guilty in municipal court, while a third charge was dismissed. David Mosher of Moore’s Trains Park received a 30 day suspended sentence for contributing to the delinquency of a minor tied to a March 10 incident. Cynthia L. McConnell of 1201 Sixth Avenue SE received a ten day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to stealing two rings and five silver dollars from Mike Shahan on April 13. Alan L. Lopota of Center Point had a charge of tampering with a motor vehicle dismissed, originally amended from malicious injury to a motor vehicle.
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