Stock Market Slumps Amid Nixon Economic Plans
New York reports a sharp stock market downturn with the Dow Jones industrial average down around 11 points to 677.84 as traders react to President Nixon's address and ongoing expectations of monetary policy. Tropicana Products leads activity with notable block trades while bank rates rise, signaling broad investor caution and continued dollar weakness.
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Market reports from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines hog and cattle markets
Prices paid Monday for cattle and hogs across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Sioux City markets vary by weight and grade. Butchers, packers, and sows show steady to mixed movements with price ranges noted for 200 to 650 pound animals and cattle grades including prime and choice terms.
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Clare Rice Named to Cedar Rapids Chamber Board
Clare Klee, senior VP and general manager of the avionics division at Collins Radio Co., is elected to fill a vacancy on the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce board created by M. Wilson’s resignation. Wilson moves to Dallas for a new assignment, with praise given to his aviation committee work and to Doris Pelek for leading the airport referendum effort.
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Colling Radio Co
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Chamber of Commerce
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Mike) Wilson
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Dallas
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Hasker
Chatchet
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IBEW
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Chamber
Three Grains Gain Limit on Opening Trading Day
Chicago AP reports soybeans rose to the limit after futures opened higher as weather in the Midwest spurred demand for commodities. Soybeans closed up the limit at July 1115, wheat up 5% to July 278, corn 10 higher to July 2.22, and oats up modestly with July bids near 09 cents.
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Midwest
J J Kasparek Dies Rites Set in Solon
John J Kasparek longtime Solon resident and retired farmer dies Saturday after a long illness. He was born near Solon March 29, 1807 and lived on the same farm his life. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and CSA veterans group. Survived by his wife Mary and son Edward. Funeral planned with burial at Oakland Cemetery Solon. Services at home Tuesday.
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City Briefs and Notices From Bemidji Area
City briefs cover diverse items from a dean named to a Bemidji State college spring term to a gas theft at a downtown lot and a heart attack injury in Canada. Notices include meeting reminders for local associations, an embassy river trip talk, and a private toll free ad line for action ads. The mix highlights local officials, events and incidents with names and places across the region.
Missing Bronnemann case spurs warrant in Ontario tale
Warrant issued for missing Bronnemann in a North Ontario fishing trip linked to perjury charges in an estate case. Court records show $168,000 value for Grace Henrichs estate and multiple burglaries and thefts tied to the inquiry. Robert Osland and Judge Robert Os preside. Canadian authorities searched the lake with divers and dogs. hearing set for July 27.
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Head of Collins is Honored for Achievements
Robert C. Wilson president and chief executive officer of Collins Radio Co was named among a group of business and educational leaders praised for achievements. The report notes Wilson’s role in expanding Collins Radio and his impact on the industry.
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Wilson Receives Golden Plate at Chicago Awards Banquet
Proto on Picture Page reports Wilson honored for outstanding achievement at the American Academy of Achievement Salute to Excellence weekend in Chicago. The Golden Plate was presented at a Conrad Hilton hotel banquet with about 2,000 attendees. The citation lauded Wilson as Collins Radiol Inc. president and a recognized business leader of 1972 for turning around company performance.
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Kirkwood Community College Audit Highlights Enrollment Rise
A state audit shows Kirkwood Community College enrolled 25,449 students in the year ending June 3, 1973 with an average cost per full time equivalent of 1,280.25 dollars. Total program costs reached 4.79 million dollars, and fixed assets totaling about 7.40 million dollars were listed, with most growth in adult education from new students.
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Spel
Three Hurt in Cedar Rapids Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Weekend traffic incidents in Cedar Rapids left three people injured. Notable crashes at First Avenue and Sixth Street involved a motorcycle driven by DeSotel, 21, from Walker, colliding with a truck driven by Lovelott, 18, from Marin Route One, with DeSotel in serious condition. Police reported no charges. Other collisions near Fifth Avenue and Nineteenth Street SE and at First Avenue and Tenth Street SE resulted in injuries and minor charges, including disobeying a traffic signal for Berth Senningee and a failure to yield cited against Gephart for the red light crash with Barvinek.
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Route One
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Prairie Creek Mobile
Tome
Berth Senningee
Thirty-fourth Street
Luke's Hospital
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Tenth Street
Pollce
Etnlier
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Eighth Avenue
Winwatha
Two Cedar Rapids Boys Charged in Breakin
Two Cedar Rapids boys aged 16 and 15 were arrested Friday night on breaking and entering charges. They were caught at David Schenk's residence on Oklahoma Avenue SW and handed to police. Investigators say a separate March break in at Thierry Adama's home on Oklahoma Avenue SW netted a camera, cash, and jewelry worth about $180 missing. The youths were processed by the youth bureau and referred to the probation office. no items were recovered.
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Municipal Court Actions Inaccurate Charge Reported
A municipal court story corrects a prior item misreporting that Steven Bradier faced 28 charges and that Janice Sauer and Janet Armatrang were involved. The record clarifies the actual charges and the correct prosecuting official.
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Janet Armatrang
Services Set Tuesday For Katie Phillips
Katie Phillips of Solon widow of Lester Phillips died Sunday after a long illness. Born November 1, 1891, she was a member of the Solon American Legion auxiliary and Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. Surviving: son John of Solon. two granddaughters. four great grandchildren. sisters Mary Christensen and another Mrs Herman Christensen. brothers Frank Brokl of Fairfax and Ed I Brokl of New Boston. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at John’s Lutheran. Burial Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Friends may call at the Brosh Funeral Home in Solon Tuesday afternoon. The casket will not be opened after the service. Memorials may be given to Gloria Dei Lutheran memorial fund or St John’s Lutheran memorial fund.
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Woman 19 Arrested On Assault Charge
Terry Wright, 19, of 1240 id avenua SE, arrested Saturday night on assault and battery on a warrant tagged by Justice of the Peace Vincent Hall. Neighbor Seann Midenhrand alleges she grabbed and shoved her after an earlier argument. Wright’s bond set at $110. released from county jail on own recognizance Sunday morning.
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City awaits HUD decision on bridge access funds
City seeks about 450000 in federal funds for west access costs of the new Twelfth Avenue bridge. It plans to extend Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenues SW as a one way pair to link to the bridge. HUD rejected a neighborhood development grant for property acquisition demolition and relocation earlier this month. Kansas City regional office proposed routing traffic down G Street. Planning Director Don Salyer said HUD reversal must occur before July 1.
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Graduates honored from UNC Greeley and Michigan State
Graduates from the University of Northern Colorado Greeley receive BA MA and BS degrees including Carnl AL Orr MA Cascauc hisin My Kliney BA Leva M. Veit BA Pairhank Michal V. Kirempol BS Itosenny Nephrala BA and Murella R. Tallmneler MA Lowen. Two from Michigan State University East Lansing earn bachelor degrees with honors including Gury a. Aarnyben BS in criminal justice and Renali Warstad BS in criminology with high honors. A divinity degree goes to Donald T. Barry and his wife Roxanne plans Turkish mission work.
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