Stocks Fall Back as Dow Dips Under 1000
New York AP report shows the Dow Jones industrial average retreating below 1000 as losses outpace gains about 4-3 among NYSE listings. The Dow slid 4.96 to 998.35 by 2 p.m., with US Steel and Bethlehem Steel among the weak performers amid Fed rate-suggestion concerns.
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Market notes and stock quotes drift in uncertain trading
Spearheading crowd of prices, the report lists futures and spot quotes across major exchanges. Traders weigh livestock, grain, and metal movements as prices wobble amid mixed demand and seasonal shifts.
Friday's Chicago Grain Quotes From Lamson Brothers
Public grain quotations for Friday provided by Lamson Brothers show bids and price levels in Chicago. The report lists asset identifiers and prices for gold and silver markets with references to London and New York futures.
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Cedar Rodlds Sheep Prices and Midwest Livestock Markets
Cedar Rodlds quotes for sheep mother Friday with choice to prime wool lambs 70-105 lbs at 45.00-48.00 and 90-108 lbs at 40.00-67.00. Grain prices listed for No. 2 yellow corn and No. 1 yellow soybeans. Livestock markets in Des Moines Omaha Sioux City and Chicago show modest to steady activity with cows, hogs, and steers trading with varied price ranges and receipts. Des Moines reports mixed demand with lighter weights lower and heavier weights steady to lower. Omaha notes hogs 1.00-1.50 lower, cattle and calves moderate demand. Sioux City and Chicago futures fluctuating with unsettled market conditions and limited supplies.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Downshift Friday
The Cedar Rapids hog market eased Friday with prices for delivered butchers at 200 to 230 lbs selling around 45.50 to 46.00 dollars. Sows at 300 lbs held steady near 40.00 to 40.50, while heavier weights saw incremental reductions per 10 lb ranges up to 600 lbs.
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Corn and soybeans fall on late selling at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures show soybeans dropping sharply on Friday with a 44 cent fall. Wheat rises slightly as corn declines about 2 percent and oats slip about 1 percent. Soybean oil also weakens, while overall meat futures end irregular.
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Polk Linn Clash Over Traffic Warrants Policy Change
Polk and Linn counties clash over a Polk sheriff policy that stops serving out-of-county traffic warrants. Linn County aims to jail residents who cannot post bond. Polk says efforts will be made to avoid jail and to limit sanctions while discussions continue.
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30-Year Term in Robbery Case
Donald Turner of Cedar Rapids received a sentence of up to 30 years in the reformatory after pleading guilty to aggravated burglary. The 23-year-old man faced related rape and sodomy charges from a Sept. 9 incident involving a 63-year-old woman. Judge James Carter scheduled the start of the term next Thursday and recommended Oakdale security medical evaluation.
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Cedar Rapids Arrests Highlight Local Crime Briefs
Four boys aged 8 to 16 were charged with a breakin at Ty Bennett residence 808 L Street SW. They were rejected to their parents after charging. The item list includes multiple ads and notices from area businesses and events.
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Decertification Drive Aimed at CREA by Cedar Rapids Teachers
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers seeks a decertification election to remove the Cedar Rapids Education Association as the bargaining representative for district teachers. CRFT needs signatures from about 400 teachers, or 20 percent, with rules delaying official request until next fall and a possible January election. CREA previously won 852 to 292 last May.
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Lenten Speaker Urges Renewal of Faith at Luncheon
Martin Wiley a former Cedar Rapids state senator and Linn county supervisor urged Christians to renew faith in God during Easter. Speaking at First Presbyterian church for the second Lenten luncheon Wiley warned against rising secularism and noted only Jesus can make things new.
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Democrats Reject Revenue Sharing Aid Boost Signals Budget Clash
The House subcommittee defeated a Republican bid to extend the revenue sharing program to Sept 20 1982 and blocked a plan to raise funding by 150 million yearly. Democrats froze funding at about 6.5 billion annually while ending an extension to 1980, ensuring the issue returns in an election year.
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Computer Hobbyists Plan To Organize
Interested hobbyists meet at the Linn county REC building in Marion on Tuesday March 16 at 7 30 pm to discuss forming a local computer hobbyists club. A St Louis speaker familiar with computing will attend to explain interest and organization.
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Rites Sunday for Clarence Waterbury
Clarence Waterbury 82 longtime Toddville resident died Thursday at a Cedar Rapids hospital. He was born December 1 1893 near Toddville and wed Vern Patrick January 23 1922 in Cedar Rapids. A World War I veteran, he belonged to the Toddville Church of Christ and the Toddville American Legion. Survived by wife two daughters six grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters. Services 2 p m Sunday Church of Christ Toddville burial Dunkard cemetery with military honors. Friends may call Murdoch's Inn Center Point after 1 p m Saturday.
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Hicks Cited Boss of the Year at ABWA Night
Jack Wicks 1235 Twenty sixth street named boss of the year at the Marabwa Charter ABWA boss night. Wicks is general manager of Linn County REC and an Iowa State University electrical engineering graduate who has served on the city council. Speaker was Jack Lawler of Vigortone Products. Marion YMCA Saturday schedule lists youth and adult open gyms and lessons.
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