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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1969

Page

9

Cedar Rapids hog market holds steady amid mixed price moves

Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market Saturday were steady with Friday’s figures for liveweight butchers 200 to 230 lbs at 20.10 to 20.50 dollars and packing sows 300 lbs and under at 18.00 to 18.25 dollars. Smaller weight bands saw reductions, while other breakdowns list cuts, deliveries, and Iowa Midwest meat trends. Prices for Chicago cattle and hogs show higher ranges, with slaughter steers and heifers near recent peaks and various hog classes priced from 19.50 to 22.25 dollars per hundredweight, plus sow and boar ranges, as regional auctions report.

Cedar Rapids Chicago Livestock Chicago Federal State Market News Service Story City Garner Faber Stan Choice U.S

Washington Negro Named to Labor Post

Art Fletcher, 43, a former shoeshine boy and Pasco city official, was named assistant secretary of labor by President Nixon. Based in Olympia, he will oversee wage and labor standards and man power development projects, with a $38,750 annual salary starting April 1. Fletcher, a Republican, will liaise with mayors and local governments while advising Nixon on urban affairs and economic development. He previously led the East Pasco Self Help Cooperative and served as Evans aide in urban affairs.

Olympia Wash Art Fletcher Washington Dan Evans Richard Nixon Fletcher Evans Pasco East Pasco Pasco, Wash Nixon Platform Committee

Waterloo Man Seriously Hurt In One Car Crash

Jerry Lee Watt, 24, of Waterloo was listed in serious condition at University Hospital Iowa City with head injuries from a morning crash on highway 13 near Manchester. His car went off the curve through a ditch, a cornfield, two fences, a farm drive, and trees, before hitting a pickup camper and resting between trees. Watt was thrown from the vehicle.

Manchester Jerry Lee Watt Waterloo University Hospital Iowa City Highway 13 Dave Williams Watt

Iowa City council weighs ruling on housing and renewal plans

Iowa City officials await federal word on whether Iowa Supreme Court action invalidated the urban renewal project tied to federal funds. The court upheld a district ruling finding possible conflicts of interest among three council members, delaying progress on housing and a downtown parking ramp plan as assessments proceed.

Iowa City Iowa Supreme Court Iowa City Council Chicago Federal Housing and Urban Development Agency Supreme Court Burlington Street Frank Smiley

Migrant Camps Face Sanitation Crisis in Iowa Hearings

Iowa lawmakers heard dire reports on migrant labor housing with rats, lice, and flies, as a bill for strict sanitary standards under the state health department moves forward. Inspectors cited camps lacking showers, laundry, and safe water, while witnesses described dilapidated buildings and intolerable conditions in Muscatine Cedar and Louisa counties.

Des Moines Iowa House Social Services Committee State Department of Health Robert Chesher Sioux City State Department of Labor Irene Munoz West Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Louisa Counties

Haitian Deserter Surrenders After Everglades Killing

Miami AP reports 21 year old Haitian Charles Smith surrendered to deputies after a posse reached a secret Haitian guerrilla camp in the Everglades 50 miles west of Miami. He is accused of murdering a fellow soldier of fortune.

Miami Everglades Charles Smith

Passion Sunday program at St Pauls presented in 7 p.m. observance

Passion According to St Luke will be performed Sunday March 23 at 7 p.m. at St Pauls Lutheran Church 915 Twenty seventh street. The combined choirs of Ascension St Pauls and Lutheran Church of the Resurrection will join singers from First United Methodist and First Presbyterian. Soloists include Harley Donald David Scheie Everett Peterson Romaine Foege Mrs David Gonnerman and Mrs William King. Conductor John Sievila Cedar Rapids and organist Howard Glenne. An eight piece orchestra will participate.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Twenty Seventh Street Ascension St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of the Resurrection First United Methodist First Presbyterian Harley Donald David Scheie Everett Peterson Romaine Foege David Gonnerman William King John Sievila Cedar Rapids Howard Glenne

Iowa House OKs Sunflower as Noxious Weed

DES MOINES AP The Iowa House approved 92 18 a bill placing the wild sunflower Kansas state flower on Iowa list of secondary noxious weeds Rep William Gannon said the move could bring reprisals from Kansas and that the plant threatens Iowa crops especially soybeans by robbing soil moisture The bill now goes to the Senate and also designates wild marijuana as a secondary noxious weed.

DES Moines Kansas Iowa William Gannon Dmingo Gannon Senate

Local churches schedule Sunday services across the city

A list of morning and evening worship times, Sunday schools, and sermons for numerous congregations. Includes Marion Churches Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist St Josephs Catholic Christian Christian Reformed Ascension Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Resurrection St Pauls Lutheran Free Methodist First United Methodist Prairie Chapel United Methodist First Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Church of God Seventh Day United Seventh Day Brethren with pastors and service times.

Bethel Baptist 8Th Ave William C. Larson John First Baptist 14Th Ave Lawrence B. Sprankle Grace Baptist S. 15Th St Don R. Martin St. Joseph’s Catholic 5Th Ave William H. Blessington James J. McBride Bernard Grady Christian McGowan Blvd Peter Morgan Christian Reformed 7Th Ave Verlyn Verbrugge Ascension Lutheran Grand Ave Roger W. Peterson Lutheran Church of the Resurrection 18Th Ave Landis O. Gross St. Paul’s Lutheran Missouri Synod John D. Huber, Jr Free Methodist Ronald W. Miers First United Methodist Lloyd C. Kellams Larry Suggs Prairie Chapel United Methodist Clyde C. Scott First Presbyterian Jean P. Hayter Senior High Fellowship Reformed Presbyterian Robert B. McCracken Church of God W. J. Kuryluk United Seventh Day Brethren 2Nd Ave W. Allen Bond

Hughes Disappointed by Nixon ABM Decision

Senator Hughes of Iowa voiced keen disappointment at President Nixon's plan to proceed with the Sentinel ABM program. He called the move symbolic and warned it escalates world tensions while urging spending be redirected to domestic needs.

Washington Sen Hughes Iowa Nixon

Auto makers report production by makes for latest week

Automotive News provides a weekly tally of U S auto production by make and year to date totals through 1969 versus the previous year. The report details factory output by manufacturers and compares current week figures with the same period a year earlier.

Detroit Automotive News

Lenten Observances Dialog on Church Union at Kenwood Park

A dialogue on church union opens a Lenten series at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 p.m. with pastors from Kenwood Park United Methodist St Michael's Episcopal Noelridge Park Christian and Hope United Church of Christ Hiawatha plus members of the host church. The observances include additional Lenten events at several area churches with sermons films and concerts through midweek sessions and weekday services led by church groups and choirs.

Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Kenwood Park

Dial-A-Prayer service launched in Independence church briefs

A Dial-A-Prayer service sponsored by the Independence Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Independence Ministerial Assn. is now in operation in Independence. Residents can dial 334-3534 to hear a recorded prayer or Scripture from local ministers. The service runs through Easter, 24 hours a day, with 30 to 60 second recordings.

Independence Independence Junior Chamber of Commerce Independence Ministerial Assn

Travel ban extended six months on U S travel to four nations

Washington AP report states the State Department extended for six months its general ban on travel by Americans to Red China North Vietnam North Korea and Cuba. Secretary of State Rogers acted under rules that could have ended the off limits designation by midnight Saturday unless otherwise decided. Officials say the six month extension signals a planned thorough review of U S travel ban policy by the Nixon administration.

Washington State Department Red China North Vietnam North Korea Cuba Rogers Department Nixon U. S Iiew

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