Hogs Steady Financial and Market News To 25 Higher
New York stocks closed fairly even with mixed results on the American Stock Exchange. Ling-Temco-Vought warrants slipped, Leasco Data Processing gained, and volume reached 9.82 million shares as 42 of the 20 most-active NYSE issues rose while Gulf Oil moved lower.
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Market Report from Chicago and Midwest Livestock Trade
Chicago commodities show wheat futures up modestly while cattle and hog markets posted varied gains. The Chicago Livestock Exchange notes slaughter steers steady to higher, heifers strong, with calves and cows mixed. Iowa and Des Moines markets report steady to higher hogs and steady cattle with price ranges and futures mixed across regions.
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Market price list for corn soybeans and oats in Chicago
Fragmented OCR data lists Chicago cash grain prices including corn No 2 and soybeans with mixed color descriptors and values. The readable items show soybeans and corn pricing context but contain garbled words and unclear figures.
Motorist Faces Drunk Driving in 3 Car Accident
Kenneth Hamilton, 52, of 2047 B Avenue NE, charged with drunk driving after a three car crash at First Avenue and Fourth Street West. His vehicle struck Walter Schallman, 403 Fortyfirst Street NE, head on then jumped the curb, damaging a parked car at 507 First Avenue SW. Schallman treated at Mercy Hospital for face and leg injuries. Hamilton also charged with driving without a license. He posted $610 bond and was released.
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Kindergarten Registration Set Thursday
Kindergarten registration is set for Thursday at the downtown public library operated by Kenneth W. Phillips. Rosekrans, 1621 Wighth Street NW, was treated for a head injury at St. Luke's hospital and released after a minor accident on Ellis Boulevard. A separate note mentions a story hour for preschoolers at 10:30 Wednesday evening at the Phillips Highwood Drive NW venue, with details about a carline incident and a driver, Phillips, charged with failure to yield. A styling salon advertisement lists a $12.50 permanent for $9.98.
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Huttig Firm Buys Millwork and Local Notices Mixed
The Cairo paper notes Huttig Millwork expansion and a Cedar Rapids sale, with community bulletins including Alateen meeting at Kenwood Park Presbyterian, kindergarten roundups at Starry Washington Lincoln and Marion districts, and various local ads and acknowledgments. It also lists a former congressman talk, Elks Benefit Auction, and a Dean's List acknowledgment at Augustana College.
Rise in Living Costs Most in Four Months Reports
February costs rose four-tenths of one percent the sharpest gain in four months driven by housing and clothing. Ric Masten promotes a concert titled sermon in song across numerous colleges. Public notices and ads mix with agency names and dates in a garbled OCR fragment.
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Voter registration bill moves to senate calendar
A bill requiring voter registration in townships with 3000 plus population that border cities of 10000 plus was sent to the senate calendar by the county government committee. It would set statewide registration in certain cities and allow optional in others, with Shaff arguing border-township voters need proper identification. Linn County towns bordering Cedar Rapids include Monroe Marion Bertram Clinton College Fairfax with populations from 2944 to 12150. The 1967 grand jury found Monroe township voters ineligible in 1916.
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R.clinton
Lina County
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Rapids
Marion
Monroe
Marion Township
Bertram
Clinton
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Linn Grand Jury
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Linn-Mar boards considers fringe benefit program and curriculum changes
Linn-Mar board heard reports from diverse groups on fringe benefits for a tax sheltered annuity plan and the 1969-70 salary schedule. The board will study the report with the Linn-Mar Education Association salary committee and revisit decisions later. The 1969 high school curriculum was revised focusing on new language arts offerings. Additional staffing recommendations were reviewed with possible new coaches and broader gym registration across townships. The 21st Marion Police and Firemen’s Ball was set for April 12 at Armar Ballroom to benefit the police and fire departments, with tickets from department members.
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Robert Verhille
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Market Report From Chicago and New York Produce
AP dispatch summarizes butter and potatoes markets with wholesale prices and arrivals. Notes moderate supplies and fair demand, with mixed price levels across items and regions.
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Chicago
Cub Scouts Pack 23 Awards At St Matthew's Chapel
Members received awards Thursday evening at the church Bruce Bushman Jim Moss David Hilker Brian Puller Steve Shahan Kelton Dankert Mike Moss Trankling Schneider Steve Wier David Gutdrum Mike Downing Robert Stewart Diny Neverman and Robert Tait Pack 23 Receiving awards at St Matthew's chapel Monday were Tom Banowetz Michael Ferguson Jeffrey Gustafson Steven McCarville Lance Fred Michael Fred Kevin Langan Thomas Renner Mark Banowetz John Brightman Patrick Canfield Robert Catter Charles Ong Jr James Schillig Allen Tigges Timothy Weldon
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Allen Tigges
Timothy Weldon
School Addition Nears Completion At Marion High
Contractors report the Marion high school addition is two months ahead of schedule with interior concrete work underway. Cedar Rapids firms Justice Electric Co and B. C. Brecke Inc handle electrical and mechanical trades on a $669,321 project adding 45 000 square feet to the existing 98 000 square feet. The enlargement will allow enrollment of about 2 000 students and ninth graders will move from Vernon junior high to the high school next fall.
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Cedar Rapids
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Bucket Shop Sales Bill Advances in Des Moines Senate
The Des Moines Senate approved a measure bringing bucket shop sales of securities and commodities under state Insurance department regulation. It requires salesmen to have a resident or business address and to list transactions, signaling tighter oversight of the industry.
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Wickes Corp Reports Higher Year End Sales and Earnings
Wickes Corp, a lumber retailer near Nortis Liberty, reports fiscal year results ending Jan 25 with net income 11.2 million and per share 2.05. Sales reach 275.7 million, up from 325.2 million prior year. Q4 sales rise to 84.5 million but earnings dip to 2.3 million and 0.43 per share. Company operates 180 outlets in 29 states and plans to add 40 outlets this year.
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Tuin
General Mills Reports Eight Percent Earnings Rise
General Mills shows an eight percent gain in net earnings for the first three quarters, with quarterly earnings at $27.4 million and pretax earnings at $51.7 million. Earnings per share stand at $1.35, while sales reach $687.1 million, narrowly missing last year's annual sales. The period includes the effects of a recent company merger and a land purchase in Cedar Rapids for a new food plant.
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