Market News Mixed as Grains Dip and Stocks Falter
New York stocks slid Friday with Advion Corp and USI among decliners after block trades. Wheat and corn futures fell while soybeans rose briefly. the Dow slipped to around 964.55 as investors weighed monetary news from Paris and market activity rose then ebbed. US livestock and grain quotes showed broad weakness with cattle and hogs easing and grain futures closing lower amid late trading volatility.
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Churches United Elects Rev James Lesher President
The Rev James Lesher elected president of Churches United at the third annual assembly in All Saints church succeeding Richard Steninger. George Lowe conducted the installation as presidents and several new board members were named for three year terms. Delegates approved bylaws forming a nonprofit, and a 1973 budget of 15745 with debts repaid from donations.
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St. Paul's United Methodist Church
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St James
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Bernice Mullin
John Shew
Donald Canney
Courthouse registration for bond election ends Saturday
Registration to vote in the March 27 library bond election ends Saturday at the courthouse election office open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Absentee ballots available in person or by mail with required voter details. Office hours noted plus a March 2 absentee casting window. Police reinforcement report on Sir Richard Sharples murder case in Bermuda.
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Police Reinforcements London
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Sickle Cell Testing Offered Free to Black Adults
Free sickle cell anemia tests for black adults will be available Saturday from 9 to 5 at Jane Hoyd Community House.
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Three Unions Balk At Rail Pact Breakdown
Washington UP I reports that leaders of the machinists sheet metal workers and carmen unions balked at approving a tentative railway contract. The 18 month agreement with railroads and a committee representing 15 unions faces renewed questions and extra study time by more than half a million rail workers.
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UPI
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Ray backs phasing out civil defense restructure
Des Moines reports Gov Stay supports Rep Floyd Millen proposed move to transfer civil defense duties to the national guard. Ray notes some success of the current system but admits two counties lack strong civil defense and warns against delays during emergencies.
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Screening Spurs Air Fare Hike
In Washington the Civil Aeronautics Board authorized Braniff and Western to add a 35 cent and a plus ticket charge to cover anti hijack screening costs. Other airlines faced suspended large proposed fees pending CAB investigation. Braniff to begin immediately and Western to take effect next Sunday.
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Youth Arrested on Marijuana Charge
A Cedar Rapids area youth, a teenaged boy, was arrested Thursday night downtown on a marijuana violation charge. He tested positive for intoxication and, after a search at the station, was found with a suspected marijuana substance. He was processed by the youth bureau and referred to a probation officer.
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Man Jailed on Sales And Trespass in Linn County
Mark Miller, 21, held in Linn County jail on a 220 bond on charges of criminal trespass and soliciting without a license. Police say he was arrested Thursday after a disturbance at 911 Old Marion Road NE where he was involved in a fight with a man he approached selling encyclopedias.
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Old Marion Road
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