Stock Prices Rebound After Saudi King Faisal News
New York prices recovered from early losses on Tuesday with the Dow Jones average rising after news of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia's assassination and rumors of his successor Khaled ibn Abdul Aziz being pro American. Volume was light and gains followed five down days as investors assessed Middle East tensions.
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Faisal
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Middle East
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New York Stock Exchange
Stovlch
SterDirie
Sundil
Aia KS
Bogus Bills Reported in Cedar Rapids Crackdown
Police report two more counterfeit one dollar notes found in circulation in Cedar Rapids, bringing total bogus bills to three. A Marion couple was questioned after attempting a purchase with counterfeit money. Notes carry Bank of Boston Federal Reserve inscription. up to $2,000 in counterfeit bills may be circulating locally. A Guttenberg man tied to related passes was arrested in Dubuque.
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Bank of Boston Federal Reserve
Guttenberg
Dubuque
U.S
Secret Service
Edwin Paul Sehauider
Atate
Bank of Boston Federal
Late Buying Lifts Grains in Chicago Session
In Chicago on Tuesday light profit-taking lifted grain futures. Wheat May rose to 3.60 a bushel, soybeans May climbed to 9.04, corn May advanced to 2.84, and oats May gained to 1.? in the Board of Trade session.
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Board of Trade
Cedar Rapids hog market prices and trends
The Cedar Rapids hog market Tuesday rose with Monday delivered butchers weighing 230 pounds and under priced at 38.50 to 38.00 per hundredweight depending on grade and condition. Packing sows 100 pounds and under ranged 34.50 to 35.00, with adjusters for weights above 230 pounds. Packs offered were 25 cents off per weight grade from 300 to 460 pounds, with further deductions up to 500 pounds and beyond.
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Cedar Rapids
Cattle Market Prices and Market News Roundup
Tuesday quotations cover cattle and hogs across Cedar Rapids Waterloo Des Moines Webster City Sioux City Omaha and Dubuque markets with prices for beef cows utility cows steers and heifers plus hogs and packing meat components. Notable shifts include discounts on delivery ready steers and varied bids for lambs and feeder cattle across multiple stockyards and regions.
Iowa Hogs Des Moines Livestock Market Report
Livestock market update with prices and demand notes from Des Moines and Joliet. Highlights include hogs steady to higher on some weights, butchers steady, sow prices mixed, with No 1 3 weights and ranges listed. Estimated receipts for Tue through Sat and year-ago figures noted.
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Iowa
Abo-Abo Ib
Say 6.5 Billion In Utility Hikes Hit Consumers
Washington AP report notes automatic fuel-cost based price increases by electric and gas utilities added about 6.5 billion to consumer bills in one year. A congressional survey by government subcommittees found fuel adjustments formed the bulk of nearly 10 billion in yearly rate hikes, with states allowing such increases without prior review. Senators Metcalf and Muskie voiced concern over the large cost.
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Grain Dealers Push Surcharge for Rock Island Lines
Iowa grain elevator operators urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to allow a $30 per car surcharge on Rock Island freight to stabilize service as the railroad faces bankruptcy. Superior Cooperative and West Bend Elevator back the plan to deter forced trucking and give trustees more time to decide future actions.
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Regis Holy Week Program Open to Public
The public is invited to Regis high school for Holy Week meditation on suffering. The program features music and scriptural reads and will be presented at 1 pm.
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Regis High School
March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon Slated by Hawk Eye Chapter
The fourth annual walk-a-thon by the Hawk Eye chapter of the March of Dimes will be held April 19 and 20. A 20 mile trek starts at Veterans Memo plaza study, with registration at 8. Participants walk for over 200,000 children born with birth defects. Sponsors are sought for per mile pledges. For registration information call the March of Dimes office at 366-4371.
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March of Dimes
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Baer
Cedar Rapids School Board Approves Grants Plan
The Cedar Rapids Community School Board on Monday authorized applying for two 10000 planning grants under Title II of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The grants would design programs on environmental education and chronic absenteeism. The district is guaranteed at least 508596 in Title II funds for 1975-76, with 85 percent of last year’s amount as a minimum. Cedar Rapids received 598772 in 1974-75 for remedial reading programs.
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Tom White
White
Cedar Rapids
Schedule Change for McKinley 7th Graders
Cedar Rapids Community School Board approved a one year trial to shorten the McKinley seventh grade day by about 19 minutes and reallocate five minutes from basic skills to electives and exploratory classes. The plan includes block scheduling for language arts, math, and social studies with 108 students per unit and one 05 minute language arts block. Board member Ed Beatty opposed reduced contact time for core subjects citing test results.
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Cedar Rapids
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Lynn
Atudente
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Beatty
Yler
Tyler
Carl Carson
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids Area Briefs Include Thefts And Local Ads
Cedar Rapids residents report several thefts including a $980 motorcycle from a West Swim garage and small items from storage lockers. Other notes cover lost food stamps, a radio, an air conditioner, and a suitcase with receipts. local eateries and services advertise specials and events nearby.
Awarda Cub Semit meets to present school awards
Awarda Cub Semit held a Monday meeting at Washington school and presented awards to Jeff Kra mer, Brad Perkins, Kirk Glessner, Jimmy Bern, Eric Johnson, Philip Payne, Sue Painter, Brian Rogers and Adh Strampke. Awarda Given-Sub Scont met Monday at Amerkor school and promised awards to Randy Wenrk, Matt Olsan, Rodney Sehoon, Randy Schoo, Slove Ox, Scott Schlegel, Jeff Hearwn sey, Mark Mennexsey, Rmily Alentt, Matt Grundy, Erber Vin and Guy Washburn.
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Ford signs $563 million maritime bill for 1975 year
President Ford signed a $563 million maritime authorization for fiscal 1975. The act funds construction and operation of U.S. flag vessels and creates MARAD offices for market development. It also establishes a regional office to address Great Lakes transportation needs.
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Maritime Administration
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