Stocks Off Slightly As Profit Taking Weighs Markets
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow down 1.14 to 1000.74 as profit taking persisted near 1000. The day saw Occidental Petroleum active after Iran announced a 6.25 million preferred share purchase and optional warrants. Options and index readings showed modest shifts with volume down from Friday.
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Occidental
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Des Moines Meat Prices and Livestock Trade Report
Midwest meat market shows slow pork demand with price moves across loins bellies and skinned hams. Beef demand is light with limited sales. cattle and feeder cattle quotes cover various weight ranges and higher sows. Trading pace varies, with receipts estimates for the period and gold and silver quotatations noted.
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Midwest
Cedar Rapids hog market and grain prices lift on Monday
The Cedar Rapids hog market rose with prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 50.25 to 51.00 dollars per cwt and 300 lb sow prices steady at 42.50 to 43.25. Lighter weights show reductions per 10 lb ranges, while Wilson and Company suspend hog receipts Saturday. Sheep and grain quotes follow with corn at 2.67 and soybeans at 6.06 per bushel and oats at 1.75.
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Moose Women Install Officers
The Women of the Moose installed officers at the Moose Home on Saturday. Beverly Johnson was installed as senior regent, with Kathryn Peal Joann Detert Leanne Bundy Barbara Bender Delpha Bishop Mryra Sandquist Li Vaughn Coleman Rachel Pepin Gertie Sova and Ethel Dew as listed officers. Installing officers were Olga Bushnell Dorothy Caviness Ida Kniffin and Cleo Shanklin. Distinguished visitors included Deputy Grand Patricia Clark and Past Deputy Grand Frances Martin.
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Sioux City
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Ames
Corn and soybeans rise on CBOT limits Monday
Chicago AP reports most CBOT futures closed at limit highs as soybeans jump 20 cents per bushel and corn gains 10 cents. Soybean meal up 10 a ton and oil up 100 points, with oats up 6 cents. Wheat climbs 9 to 10 percent.
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Cedar Rapids Briefs Note Burglary and Local Events
Burglars cut window screens to enter two Cedar Rapids homes, taking a calculator and pills from Marvin Mef ford, and two speakers plus vinyl records from Jim Houser. Items recovered near Thirteenth Street SE after two youths were seen nearby. The page also lists assorted ads and community notices including art classes, tours, and public events.
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Fourteenth Avenue SE
Jim Houser
Thirteenth Street SE
Houser
Cedar Rapids man held on murder incitement charge
A Cedar Rapids man previously convicted of larceny and robbery was arrested in Muscatine on a murder incitement count. John Lacy Schaepperkoetter, 33, faces allegations of offering to ensure a witness would not appear for a Linn county trial in exchange for 5000 dollars. He is held on 20000 bond awaiting counsel.
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Linn
Schaepperkoetter
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Rapp Seeks 12 Year Cap On Congressional Service
Waterloo attorney Stephen Rapp, Democratic candidate for Iowa Third District, proposes a 12 year limit on both house and senate service to curb power misuse. He also urges reductions in legislative benefits to stop lawmakers from misusing public funds for personal gain.
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Atkins Bernard J Schanbacher 69 Dies After Illness
Bernard J Schanbacher, 69, of Atkins and former Linn county resident, died Sunday in Iowa City after a brief illness. Born March 16, 1907, he married Elma Krug in 1933. He farmed and did trucking, member of St Stephen's Lutheran church, survived by wife, three sons, eight grandchildren, a great grandchild, two sisters, two brothers. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at St Stephen's Lutheran Church, burial in St Stephen's Cemetery. Fellmer's Keystone.
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Harvard Astronomer Whipple Named UCLA Alumnus of the Year
Harvard astronomer Dr. Fred Lawrence Whipple, noted for solar system and comet research, was named UCLA alumnus of the year at weekend commencement ceremonies on the Westwood campus.
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Canada to sell Soviet Union Wheat Worth Eight Hundred Million
Ten years ago Canada announced a plan to sell the Soviet Union wheat valued at 800 million dollars, signaling a major agricultural export deal between the two nations.
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