Mixed stock market wavers as Dow climbs midday
New York trading sees the Dow Jones average rise to 799.03 while gains and losses flip with buying and profit taking. Sony leads activity on the Big Board with a 4 point jump, and Rock Island hits bankruptcy protections amid a broader market mixed turn.
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New York Stock Exchange
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American Stock Exchange
Manchester Fire Frozen Pork Mnellis Jursuy Chivagu Grain Quotations
Furnished through Lamson Mrothora, the item notes a Manchester fire context and quoted grain prices. Readable fragments suggest a pricing brief or market note with limited names or dates.
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Jursuay
Lamson Mrothora
Cedar Rapids hog market falls on Tuesday trade
The Cedar Rapids hog market declined Tuesday with prices for 200 to 230 pound butchers around 38.00 to 38.60. sows 300 pounds and up at 34.50 to 35.00. Cattle quotes show mixed standard to choice grades and regional price variations across markets including Des Moines and Webster City.
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Cedar Rapids
Beans Lead Grain Drops In Turbulent Market Move
Grain futures fell Tuesday with soybeans dropping about 20 cents a bushel due to larger market forces in the bean complex. Corn, wheat, oats also declined with oats off 24 to 68 cents at March delivery, while wheat and corn faced several cent losses. Chicago cash grain offered details on hard red winter wheat and yellow corn bids with bids around 46 to 2.94 and 5.58 for certain contracts.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Iowa Hogs Trade Slow at Des Moines Market
UPI reports hog prices in Des Moines showing slow trade with softer bids. No. 13 200-240 lb hogs sold around 37.00 to 38.50 per hundredweight, while 270-300 lb hogs brought about 34.00 to 36.70. Sow prices ranged 31.26 to 34.75 with lighter receipts noted.
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UPI
Local Supplier Low Bidder on Record System
Cedar Rapids police opt for Micro-Technology over 3M for an automated microfilm retrieval system. Chief LaPeters says Micro-Technology’s bid 77,860 is lower overall due to no maintenance contract and greater capacity, saving space and protecting confidential data. System funded by federal state and local funds. two lower bids were for different systems.
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Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Cedar Rapids Briefs Cite Missing Items From Homes and Vehicles
A Cedar Rapids News Brief reports several burglaries and thefts in which items were taken from residences and vehicles. Lost items include electronics, tools, clothing, jewelry, a television, and a calculator, with values ranging up to hundreds of dollars. Local ads and notices accompany the briefs for community events and services.
Five Ton Limit Imposed on Cayenne NE Bridge
City moves to replace the 4 year old Cayenne NE ridge bridge over Dry Creek after an inspection found severe deterioration. Director Dilek Tensen said the structure now carries limited traffic, with extreme cold keeping it standing. The new bridge will be split lanes and must handle about 4,000 to 10,000 cars daily.
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Dry Creek
Ann
Wars Furry Road
Lraffle
Sild Public Survives
Dilek Tensen
Tle
Frexen
Denen
ADI
Cheaper Now To Extend Street Council Told
Cesar Rapids city council heard that extending Thirty Fourth Street SE will cost more in the future than now. Two owners with lots in the proposed right of way urged the council to secure deeds before more homes are built. The council asked for appraisals but took no decision, as the extension has been in plans for years and is part of the 1998 transportation projection.
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Cesar Rapids City
Mace
Purse Snatched From Rita Barnholdt by Three Men
Three young men between 18 and 21 approached Rita Barnholdt in the 1300 block of First Avenue SE and snatched her purse containing $24 cash and other items valued around $170. Barnholdt pursued the trio but they fled about a block away, taking the purse and cash. Police are investigating the incident.
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Rita Barnholdt
First Avenue
Arson Suspected in Vacant House Fire
Arson suspected in a vacant house fire on Thesday near HG Thied Street NW. Fire officials say the blaze caused significant wall damage and was reported around early morning hours. Investigation ongoing as authorities review possible arsonist activity in the area.
Blouin to Speak at Cedar Rapids Chamber Meeting
Congressman Michael Blouin will address a Cedar Rapids Marion area Chamber function on April 3. Chamber President William Fletcher said the event is open to members and guests with reservations required. Lunch tickets cost $2.50.
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Michael Blouin
D-Dubuque
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
William Fletcher
Blouin
Fletcher
Nour
Montrose
Prairie students inducted into honor society ceremony
Prairie junior high school inducted 32 students into the National Junior Honor Society at a Thursday ceremony. Rev. Dennis Wright of First Lutheran Church spoke. Inductees include Dawn Faas, Lee Pavlicek, Chris Kaiden, Joann Snyder, Kathy Juhl, plus many others.
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Prairie Junior High School
National Junior Honor Society
Dennis Wright
First Lutheran Church
Dawn Faas
Lee Pavlicek
Chris Kaiden
Joann Snyder
Kathy Juhl
Kirk Statler
Chris Goelsch
Valerie Rowean
Sarah Yartman
George Auvh
Kim Gudenkeul
Kevin Larngarel
Jim Zitsky
Denise
Two Major Banks Cut Prime to 72 Percent
New York reports two major banks reduced their prime lending rate to 72 percent, marking the lowest level in years. The cut follows other financial easing and signals tighter credit conditions for borrowers.
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New York
Airinae
Colesbury Girl Fatally Injured On 16th Birthday
Dawne Klaus, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Klaus, died Monday when she fell from a moving car as her family returned home from visiting her grandfather Niome Klaus. The accident occurred on a farm road turnoff. The event is Delaware county’s first fatality of the year. Services are set for Thursday at 1:38 at Zion Methodist Church with visitation after 7 p.m. at Appleton's in Edgewood.
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Dawne Male Klaus
Gerald Klaus
Dawne
Niome Klaus
Dawne Klaus
Klaus
Delaware County
Zion Methwuigs
Appleton's
Edgewood
Magistrate Hears Four Linn Cases
Four Linn County cases heard in magistrate court result in varied outcomes. Gerald Hepker of 222 Fifth Avenue SW receives a three day jail sentence with 24 days suspended after a Feb 22 assault charge toward Karen Becker. Francis Meyer Jr of 2704 Worthington Drive SW is fined 75 dollars plus costs for possessing a 12 gauge shotgun in his car on Feb 8. Loren Kalina of Swisher faces a dismissed charge of possessing marijuana on May 25, 1974. Judy Tabbert of 40 Sixteenth Avenue SW pleads guilty to possession of a controlled substance with sentence deferred on Sept 8 for charges stemming from March 7.
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Gerald Hepker
Fifth Avenue
Karen Becker
Francis Meyer, Jr
Worthington Drive
Loren Kalina
Swisher
Judy Tabbert
Erlacher Charged with Breaking and Entering
Steven Erlacher 2b 30 aliens charged with breaking and entering on Feb 28. He is held in Manchiy county jail awaiting trial.
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Erlacher
Steven Don Erlacher
Charygiel
Fohnechon
Manchiy
War of the Roses Montreal Notes Unclear Slap Incident
Fragmentary report from Montreal mentions a dispute described as a War of the Roses style clash. Vague references to individuals, a slap incident, and unspecified authorities or notes create an unclear picture of the event and its context.
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