Stock Market Slump Ends. Dow Rises to 976.80 on Friday
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials jumped 14.41 to 976.80, the best daily showing since April, as investors cheered signs of economic recovery. Volume surged with 19.4 million shares traded. the NYSE composite rose 68 to 63.73, and NASDAQ closed at 87.24. The Fed's money-supply report sparks mixed reactions as rates edge up yet market holds steadystate gains.
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Investor's Guide Q-1 plan to raise funds with mortgage
A reader contemplates borrowing $15,000 to remodel and reinvest in stocks or bonds, seeking tax and income advantages. Experts warn borrowing for tax-exempt bonds offers unclear benefits, suggest evaluating annuities, growth stocks, and tax strategies, and propose a mixed approach aligned with retirement timelines.
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Ford to impose three year stainless steel import quotas
President Ford announced quotas on stainless steel imports for three years to shield U.S. steelworkers. Exemptions will allow razor blade steel to avoid the limit, a move officials say benefits consumers but may raise prices for some goods. Quotas total 147 000 short tons year one, 100 000 year two, and 135 900 year three.
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Beans Up Corn Lower In Chicago Trade Session
Chicago AP reports futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rose for beans while corn slipped. Soybeans gained about six cents in a sixth straight session, with six days' rise near 98 cents. Wheat fell modestly and livestock trading was slow with mainly steady to higher bids on butchers and varied hogs.
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Five Grain Inspectors Plead Guilty in Sae Grain Case
In Baton Rouge five grain inspectors pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in a multi million dollar export scandal probe. They admitted conspiring to violate federal standards while Cargill pressure and bribery allegations loomed. The defendants Romennie Carrent Edward Wyble Anthony Danna Donald Hebert and Charles Daigle face up to six months in prison and a 5000 fine amid an ongoing federal probe centered on New Orleans.
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Iowa Community Theatre Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Arts Council and Cedar Rapids Community Theatre host a statewide convention with sessions on selling seasons and playhouse management. Participants include Charles Jones of the Omaha Playhouse and Steven Fox of Cedar Rapids, plus a banquet speaker and a production of Bo 116.
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Argentine Exiles Kidnapped in Hotel Raids
Heavily armed gunmen raided two Buenos Aires hotels seeking political exiles. They seized money and documents from at least 24 refugees, questioned guests, and fled with feared targets still inside. Ten refugees aided as witnesses described about 30 assailants shouting for police with no IDs shown.
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Rumsfeld denies Cuba troop withdrawal from Angola
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says Cuba has not reduced its forces in Angola and provides no evidence that bulk Cuban units were pulled back. He notes Cuba sent 10,000 or more troops to aid the MPLA against rival groups with Soviet support, and warns that Soviet success there could embolden actions elsewhere.
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Probate notice and executor details in Iowa estate case
Notice of probate for the estate of Rose Hatten in Iowa listing the deceased and named executor Leonard Tanis Kane, with instructions to creditors to file claims within six months at the district court and to provide immediate payment if the estate is indebted. Public notice published June 1978 in the county clerk's office with deadlines and formalities per state law.
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