Stock Market Dips as Rates, Pound Move Hit Investor Sentiment
New York AP reports investor concerns over rising rates and foreign exchange issues dragged stocks lower on Friday. The Dow Jones average fell 6.02 to 544.69, with banks raising prime lending rates to 5 percent weighing on sentiment. Airlines rails electronics and motors declined as 109 blocks of 10,000 shares traded on the Big Board. Magnavox led activity, down 4.5 percent to 333 1/8.
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Waterloo Mayor Defends Police Actions in Picketing
Waterloo mayor Lloyd Turner defended city officials over ongoing picketing at Logan Plaza, denying police restraint and condemning economic pressure tactics by white protesters. The article notes related budget discussions, a plan to regulate picketing, bleacher bids, and municipal actions including suspensions and public notices.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Reported
Saturday Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady with Friday's figures for bulk country and plant delivered hogs 200 to 230 pounds at 27.25 to 27.75 dollars per hundredweight. Packing sows 300 pounds down ranged 22.50 to 23.00, with adjustments by weight.
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Waterloo Hage
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marion Council Approves Landfill Disposal Pact
Marion council approved an agreement with the county board of health to use the county home landfill area for garbage disposal. The pact aligns with recommendations from the city committee studying garbage collection, with full report due at a Wednesday 7:30 a.m. city hall meeting.
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Marion
Lion County Board of Health
Multiple Marion churches list Sunday services and leaders
A crowded OCR of Marion church announcements lists numerous congregations with addresses and clergy. It provides Sunday school times and worship periods for First Baptist, Grace Baptist, Robins Faith Baptist, Squaw Creek Baptist, St. Joseph Catholic, Christian, Church of the Brethren, Ascension Lutheran, Lutheran, Missouri Synod, First United Methodist, Prairie Chapel United Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of God seventh Day, and United Seventh Brethren with respective pastors and service times.
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Peter Mr. Mothgarl
Cn Robins Church of the Brethren
Elmer
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
16Th Ave
Landis
Gross
Et Faul’y Lutheran
Missouri T Synod
27Th
John D. Huber, Jr
First United Methodist
8Th Ave
Glen W. Lamb
Marshall
Monthei
Manchester Man 27 Critically Injured in Highway Crash
Kenneth Clemens, 27, of Manchester, in critical condition after a two car crash on highway 520 east of Dyersville Friday night. Anthony Rahe, 47, of Dyersville, driving the other car, and his wife and two children were treated. Rahe's wife released in satisfactory condition. Clemens passengers Daniel Green, 25, Epworth, and Donald Schurmacher, 22, Dubuque, also injured.
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Kenneth Clemen
Manchester
Dubuque
Here
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Anthony Rahe
J. Dyersville
Rahe
Clemens
Daniel Green
Epworth
Donald Schurmacher
iBoys Accused of Violating State Narcotics Law
Two boys aged 16 and 17 were arrested in Bever park Geder Rapids early Saturday on controlled substance act charges. Police detected marijuana odor from a car and found a marijuana-like substance during search. They were processed by the youth bureau released to parents and referred to probation.
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Bever Park
Geder Rapids
Youth Bureau
Aad
State ROA Officers To Miami Session
Three Cedar Rapids men who are officers in the Iowa Reserve Officers Association will attend the ROA first national convention as delegates in Miami from Tuesday through Friday. They are Lt. Col. Robert H Cropp president of the Jews department Lt. Col. Keith D Koch vice president for air force and Major Ralph F Porzimek department surgeon.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Reserve ‘Officers Assn
ROA
Miami
Robert H Cropp
Twenty-ninth Street
Jews Department
Keith D. Koch
Staubcourt NF
Air Force
Ralph F. Porzimek
Sixth Street
Young C R Man Faces Drug Count
A young man named Cowger was held in the city jail on a charge of violating the controlled substances act. He was arrested after officers saw him throw something from his pocket as he walked at Twelfth Avenue and Nineteenth Street SE. Marijuana smoking equipment and suspected marijuana were confiscated.
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Xeota Man Hurt in Lawn Mower Blaze
Keota resident Guy Lyle suffered third degree burns on his hands and minor injuries when a lawn mower caught fire beside his garage Friday afternoon. Neighbors reported the blaze. Keota firefighters extinguished it. Lyle was taken to Sigourney hospital for treatment. Local authorities noted his preexisting health conditions but no other injuries were reported.
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Heesley
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Keota
Sigourney Hospital
Jimmy the Greek Sees Dow at 1000 and more odds
The article mentions Jimmy Snyder known as Jimmy the Greek as a strong favorite to reach a 1000 mark in the Dow Jones Industrial Average by year end. It also notes several unrelated fragments about people in Iowa and a car truck accident near the Dubuque area with mentions of nursing programs and hospital Finley.
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Jimmy
the Greek" Snyder
Jam Rapoport
Hidgemore
University of
Katherine Foster
Las Vegas
Andrea B. Hayslett
Ray
McIntire
Iowa
Con Enue
Wade
Finley Hospital
Iowa Border
Dubuque
Senate Increases Israel Aid Amid Budget Vote
The Senate rejected restoring Nixon era foreign military aid funds but adopted a Church amendment that left only 35 million for Israel from the disputed 245 million. The move keeps 30 million already slated for Israel, while critics call it a political bidding contest influenced by Jewish votes.
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Senate
Nixon
Israel
Sen. Scott
R-Pa
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Scott
Abortion U N Topics Highlight Linn Hearing At GOP
Frank Nye reports a GOP platform hearing at the Roosevelt hotel Friday night discussing abortion rights adult rights at 18 and support for three stronger Nations. Only 23 attended including committee members and a staffer, with 16 outsiders joining a prior morning Davenport session led by Mary Jo Welch and Rev. Robert Middleton who urged a plank modification.
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Republican State Platform Committee
Roosevelt Hotel
Maurice Baringer
Mary Jo Welch
Dale Wond Avenue
Robert Middleton
First Baptist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bogan
Courtroom Not Best Ground for Malpractice Suits
DES MOINES AP Delegates at the Iowa Bar Association meeting heard arguments that malpractice claims should not be tried in court. Insurance officials cited rising defense costs as a major factor, while physicians urged alternative planning. A Ced ar Rapids doctor proposed recognizing all injured for compensation without fault, while a Des Moines attorney defended the adversary system as best for plaintiffs. The convention runs through Saturday with related political platform discussions and local party actions.
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W. A. Mossberg
St. Paul
Daint
I Mark Ravrehy
Fire destroys portion of $3 million Washington Heights complex
The Washington Heights apartment complex in West Des Moines suffered 49 of 252 units burned in a Friday night blaze. Project manager William Kendall said the fire, reported around 10 30 p m, burned out of control for about 30 minutes due to no water pressure for hydrants Nearby residents evacuated and no injuries reported, damages estimated at $3 million.
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Atlanta, Ga
Center For Disease Control
West Des Moines
APD
Cally Il
Washington Heights
Se.mh
William Kendall
20 Cent Medicare Premium Hike Announced
DES MOINES UP I reported by a Social Security official that the medical insurance premium for Medicare will rise 20 cents starting July 1. District manager Howard Sladek said the basic premium increases from 5.60 to 5.80 monthly, noting the change follows a 230 cent rise last year and a 1.30 jump in 197.
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DES Moines
UPI
Social Security Office
Howard Sladek
Social Security District
Sladek
DOLL HOUSE NURSERY Long Established State Li Tications
Classified style notice offering housekeeper, babysitting, and cleaning services. Mentions nursery, tailoring, upholstery, and housekeeping tasks with contact hints and references.undefined
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Eagen TS Center
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