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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1973
Page
3
The Dow Jones industrial average fell about four points as traders awaited news after reports that it may take another week of talks to resolve the crisis. The Dow closed down 4 to 9733 amid uncertainty from inflation trends, wholesale price gains, and job data.
Prices paid on Saturday were steady with Friday’s bulk deliveries to plants at 87.5 to 99.25 dollars for 200 to 230 pound butchers. Packing sows and heavier hogs show varied but overall steady trends as market estimates and local reports from Des Moines and Postville note activity and price ranges.
A Democratic Central Committee produced newsletter condemns Towal House Speaker Andrew Varley for not recognizing lawmakers and delaying House operations. It cites a pattern of refusals impacting motions and jeopardizing cross party cooperation as a $30 million funding issue faces reconsideration.
Whitrton denounces a four page newsletter as largely the work of Democratic staff with no legislator input. Marion residents receive memorial service details for a late Cedar Hapids hospital patient and local funeral home arrangements. Community notices list hospitalizations, home purchases, job ad language, and church service schedules for Leibel Baptist First Baptist Squaw Creek Robins Faith Bible St Josephs Catholic.
Iowa officials clash over county secondary road fund reserves cited by the state comptroller. Donald L. Cleveland says balances reflect future project needs and emergency repairs. Gov. Ray and Comptroller Selden question large totals, while spot checks show variances among counties.
John Ehrlichman, a top White House adviser, said congressional passage of 15 spending bills opposed by the Nixon administration could raise federal income taxes by a percent for every $100 paid by Americans. The remark followed a White House briefing after a two hour meeting with President Nixon and his cabinet.
A collage of classified lines shows service ads for Anderson's Carpentry roofing guttering and upkeep, plus job calls for house painting repairs and nursery work. Entries cite contact lines and mention daytime, wage and location references, with other ads seeking secretaries cooks assistants babysitters and cleaners.
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