Wall Street Rises Amid Economic Optimism on Tuesday
New York stocks climbed as investors grew more confident about the economy. Dow Jones Avg up to 873.23 at 2 pm, with gains across the NYSE as market breadth favors advancers. Analysts cite internal dynamics and stronger-than-expected business activity reinforcing a cautious but positive trading tone.
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AIM Leader Russell Means Indicted For Assault
Sioux Falls reports Russell Means American Indian Movement leader indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He was arrested in Bismarck and released on bond after appearing before a U.S. magistrate.
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American India Movement
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Means
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Pal Cue
Harry Peerca
Bismarck
Teerfr Castle
Loman
Wheat Up as Export Demand Lifts Market Tone
Wheat and corn rose on Tuesday with export buying lifting prices while oats and soybeans showed mixed moves. A separate court sentencing in Linn District assigned a five year suspended term to 19 year old Jeffery Lynn Smith for an attempted breaking and entering offense. The judge urged attention to victims in pre sentence reports and warned about probation compliance.
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Cedar Rapids hog market and grain prices shift on Tuesday
Cedar Rapids hog market moved higher as buyers paid 54.00 to 54.50 for 210 to 240 lb butchers. Packers offered discounts for heavier weights and grade variations, while fat cattle and sheep values showed mixed gains and declines. Grain bids for yellow corn and soybeans were released, with Tuesday deliveries noted. Des Moines reports reflect uneven trade and firmer prices for some hog categories, plus weekly volume figures.
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Des Moines
UPI
Sierra Drive Plans Expected To Be Used
After weeks of study and meetings the city council affirmed that the original Sierra drive NE development plans will be followed. Residents had opposed an apartment complex and extension, proposing a revised “T” intersection, but a traffic report and highway constraints favored continuing the original plan with no stop sign.
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Linn Deputies Seek Raises Based on Longevity
Two Linn County deputy sheriffs asked supervisory leaders to base pay raises on length of service rather than merit. A recent report by Varger and Associates proposed pay classifications tied to longevity, but deputies argued classifications could not apply to sheriff's employees and that no longevity raises would occur beyond a ten year tier. They also sought to confirm if they could serve as their own bargaining agents in a looming public employee collective bargaining process.
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Fairfax Man Sentenced On Drug Charge
Gerald David Kucera, 26 Fairfax, was sentenced by Tinndis rice court to four terms not to exceed years in the reformatory and fined for delivery of two controlled substances. A jury found Kucera guilty on May 28 of delivering two pounds of marijuana on Jan. 30. A motion for a new trial alleging improper instructions was denied, and the conviction was appealed to the town supreme court.
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Council Seeks State Help for Ditch Cleanup
Cedar Rapids city council, facing an expensive Lincolntown village SW drainage project, asks the state highway commission to share costs. Officials say transfer of ditch maintenance from Linn County is possible, with conditions to fix the area first. Public Works Director Jensen notes substantial expenditure and cites potential state work contributing to drainage problems. City Engineer Janda to meet highway officials to investigate.
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