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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

19 Mar 1977

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1977

Page

17

NYSE Stocks Hit Broad Range of Moves in Friday Quotes

The AP lists top gainers and losers on the New York Stock Exchange with noon prices, noting gains for GambSkog ContOil Horizon Cop and others while RichmndCp Fibrebrd Co and ACent Mtg show declines. Grain prices for Friday include No 1 yellow corn at 2.27 a bushel and No 1 yellow soybeans at 8.33 per bushel. oats at 1.63.

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Little Stock Reaction to Price Rise Fades

New York stocks drifted lower for the second straight session as the Dow fell 3.82 to 961.02 while the NYSE composite slipped and volume eased. The CPI jumped 1 percent last month, prompting White House assurances that the move is temporary and that market weakness reflected light buying interest rather than broad selling.

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Soybean futures swing on Chicago Board of Trade

Soybean prices moved in a wide range on the Chicago Board of Trade with nearby beans up 13 cents as scarce supply rumors grow ahead of the 1977 harvest. New crop months, seen expanding acreage due to high prices, fell about 1.04 percent. March quotes: soybeans 8.53, corn 2.5444, wheat 2.72, oats 1.684.

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Livestock Prices Slide on Friday at Des Moines Market

Trade moved slow to moderate with light to moderate demand. No. 1-3 hogs 200-230 lb mostly 35.50-37.00, 230-250 lb 34.75-36.50, 250-270 lb 33.25-36.00. Sows steady to 50 lower. 270-300 lb 30.25-35.00, 270-330 lb sows 31.50-33.50, 330-400 lb 29.25-33.50. 400-450 lb 29.00-33.50, 450-500 lb 28.25-33.50. Estimated receipts 50,000, Saturday 15,000, Thursday 76,000, week ago 57,000, year ago 65,000.

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Frozen Pork Bellies And Beef Trade Mixed In Midwest Markets

DES MOINES UP reports mixed Midwest markets with slow beef demand and light activity. 600-800 lb steer beef at 57.50, 500-700 lb heifer beef at 57.25. pork loins 14-17 lb at 72.00 next week. skinned hams 17-20 lb at 67.00-67.50, load 68.00. 20-26 lb at 65.00-66.00.

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Magistrate Court Fines Cars in Speeding and Violations

A magistrate court reports numerous speeding and traffic fines. Vicki L. Chase and many listed residents from Marion centers are fined amounts from 10 to 40 dollars plus costs for offenses including speeding, disobeying stop signs, license violations, and improper passing.

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St Josephs Adds Two Kindergarten Classes Next Fall

St Josephs Catholic school will open two kindergarten classes next fall for up to 40 students with 20 in the morning and 20 in the afternoon. Children must be five by Sept 15 and pass hearing vision and speech screenings. Registration is first come first served with open house in May and a school handbook for parents.

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Lenten Services Announced at Three Marion Churches

Three Marion churches list Lenten services. A noon luncheon at First United Presbyterian features Rev. Wesley Scholtzhauer and is open to the public. Ascension Lutheran grounds a 7:30 p.m. service titled Whats So Neat About Jesus. St Pauls Lutheran also holds 7:30 p.m. services with the sermon We Find Him Guilty.

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Park Fund Transfer Backed by Council

Marion council backed transferring Iowa conservation commission funds from Johnson to Linn county to aid Squaw Creek lake development. The resolution, approved unanimously, urges commissions and the legislature to review converting the funds for the Squaw Creek park amid objections to expanding Lake Macbride state park.

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Church Dinner Tuesday Marks Annual Campaign Climax

An all church dinner at the Town House closes the 1977 78 annual fund drive for Marion Christian church. Dinner at 6 30 features speaker George Lowe a Marion businessman and church leader. Music by the Hauskin Family Singers. Lowe active in Cedar Rapids First Lutheran and has traveled widely.

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Four Charged With Drunk Driving In Cedar Rapids Area

Four men were charged with drunk driving in Cedar Rapids area incidents from Thursday night to Friday morning. Gary S. Britcher, 40, was arrested after a collision at Third avenue and Fourteenth street SE. Louise Smith, 61, was the other driver. Joe B. Trevino, 25, was nabbed on Second Avenue SE. Richard P. Hughes, 42, was arrested on Highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids. Thomas C. Martens, 19, was taken into custody on Second Street SE. No injuries were reported.

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Marion Considers Adopting a Sister City

City council member Mary Lou Pazour urges Marion to establish a sister city, noting eight Iowa towns participate. She says it could boost tourism and plans to pursue state application forms. City Manager Lawrence Asaro and Mayor William Grundy support obtaining program details.

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Lon Nol Appeals to Carter and U.N. for Cambodian Resistance Aid

Former Cambodian president Lon Nol in exile in Honolulu urges President Carter and the United Nations to support Cambodians living under Communist rule. He stresses continued resistance and recalls friendship with Americans while expressing sorrow over leaving his homeland.

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