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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

30

Stocks Plunge and Rally After Nixon Speech

New York stocks swung wildly with the Dow tumbling early, then rising 10.39 points to 942.73 by 2:30 p.m. Advancers beat decliners 8-5 in slow trading on the NYSE. The Amex index stood at 23.49, while volumes highlighted Howard Johnson and International Telephone among others.

New York Wall Street Nixon New York, Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Howard Johnson International Telephone Clorox, Co Telprompter Syntex

Cedar Rapids hog market trims prices and weights

Cedar Rapids and Des Moines markets report steady to down 25 cents in hog prices with lighter weights 200 to 230 pounds at 34.00 to 34.75, sows 31.00 to 31.50, and heavier butchers discounted per 10 pounds above 230. U.S. 1-3 ranges for 200-230 to 270-300 pounds run 34.00 to 33.25, with sow ranges 39.00 to 31.50 and large hogs 28.00 to 31.00. Weekly totals show 70,000 Thursday, 68,000 Wednesday.

Cedar Rapids Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota U.S

Omaha Livestock Prices Slump Across Classes at Market

UPI reports Omaha prices with hogs near steady to 25 cents lower and sows up to 25 cents higher. Cattle and calves show few loads steady while feeders and choice calves drift 25 to 50 lower, with medium quality buyers and utility cows around 27.50 to 39.00.

Centennial headquarters opens in Young Plumbing building

Oelwein Centennial organizers opened headquarters here Thursday in the Young Plumbing and Heating building. Tickets for events centennial booklets and curios may be purchased and information is available on the Oelwein Centennial June 21 to 24.

Oelwein Young Plumbing and Heating

Hit and Run Horse Incident Hospitalizes Woman in Charlotte

Sadie Garrison was hospitalized in Charlotte after a hit and run accident. She reported being run down by a girl on a horse who fled the scene.

Sadie Garrison

Old Beans Up Limit Again in Chicago Market Rally

AP reports Chicago grain prices rally as old crop soybeans surge to new limits and new crop beans rise. Corn gains about six cents per bushel while wheat climbs over four cents. oats close irregularly. May contracts show soybeans at 7.73, wheat at 2.40, corn at 1.76, oats mixed.

Chicago

Chicago cash grain prices report

Chicago cash grain prices list shows No 2 soft red at 24 ani No 2 hard red at 2 Wien om No 2 yellow at 1.77 an No 2 extra heavy white 99 4n beans No 1 yellow 7.4%n with various figures and units.

Chicago Wien

Market Report: Butchers and Sows Steady

Butchers were steady and sows were steady. Packing plant delivery noted. No 2 butchers weighing 200 to 230 pounds priced from 34.25 to 34.75. No 2 sows around 300 pounds priced from 30.75 to 31.25.

Postville Beef Market Prices for Prime and Utility Cattle

Market brief from Postville lists prime steers around 44 to 45, standard steers near 40, choice and utility cows in the low 30s, canner and commercial cows 30 to 35, and bulls 40 to 43. Amounts show several misspellings and OCR errors but clearly reflect bid ranges and categories for Thursday sales.

Postville

Ester City Iowa Cattle Prices From Thursday Sale

AP reports steady to strong cattle market as Iowa auction buyers bid on steers 43 to 44.75, heifers 40 to 43.5, cows 27 to 35.5, bulls 46 to 4100, butchers 25 to 35.5. Weight categories list under 800 head sold, with Friday advance estimate at 50 cattle and 800 hogs.

Ester City Lowa Toe Yards Thursde Atile Ae Toles Heiter Stronn Riday

Market notes from fair steers and meat trade mixed

Auction activity shows variable demand with lower bids on light steers and steady prices on heavier cuts. Reported weights range from 10 to 20 pounds with seedless items and hams listed, while midweight cattle command mixed prices across the market sections.

Des Moss Lowe and USDA Hilton Ib Prey Toni

Livestock Prices Fall Narrowly at Soux City Auction

UPI report from Soux City notes hogs 6,500 head and butchers down 25 cents, sows steady. U.S. 190-250 lb butchers 34.75 to 35.25. 350-600 lb sows at 31.00 to 31.50. Cattle 1,500 head with slaughter hogs and heifers 25 to 50 cents lower. Choice slaughter steers 1,050-1,250 pounds 44.50, mixed good and choice 43.00. Slaughter heifers 900-1,075 pounds 42.50 to 43.50, mixed good and choice 42.00 to 42.50.

Omaha Livestock Omaha UPI U.S Seers Neue Soux City Livestock Sioux City

Chicago wholesale produce prices from USDA report

UPI notes unsettled prices for delivery to Chicago with grade A cartons. Extra large vegetables bring 46.9 to 47.49 cents per unit, large 47 to 49, and medium 44 to 46, as reported by USDA for wholesale selling prices.

Chicago UPI USDA

Egg market report shows irregular but adequate wholesale offers

New York wholesale egg market remains irregular yet adequate with demand fair. Whites Fancy eggs for 47 pounds minimum, Fancy medium 4 pounds average 42-44 cents, Fancy smalls 36 pounds average 14 to 37 cents. Butter supplies balanced with creamery products.

New York USDA

Concern About Core Cooler Voiced at Hearing on CAEC

A crowded Cedar Rapids hearing on the Palo nuclear plant’s emergency core cooling system drew concerns from Floyd Sandford and John Laitner over reactor safety and licensing delays. Mayor Canney and others urged continued construction with safeguards, while critics questioned the regulatory process and environmental impacts.

Core Cooler CAEC Floyd Sandford C Avenue NE John Laitner Iowa Coe College Sandford Laitner AEC General Electric Newton The Gazette Cedar Rapids Donald Canney Canney Iowa Electric Palo Jerry Hansen Wendall Bradley Route One Independence Directorate of Licensing Cedar River

MorAmerica 10-Year Debentures Offer at 7 6 Percent

MorAmerica Financial Corporation issues registered ten year subordinated debentures of 1500000 dollars offered by The Morris Plan Securities Company Cedar Rapids Iowa. Interest paid semi annually on May 31 and November 30. Prospectus and annual report available on request.

MorAmerica Financial Corporation Ilona Morris Plan Securities Company American Building Cedar Rapids Iowa

Berkeley Council Grants Leniency in Marijuana Rules

Berkeley California AP reports the city council directed the city manager to comply with the voter passed marijuana initiative. It lowers enforcement priority for possession use or cultivation and requires council approval before arrests. The measure passed 7 to 1 with Sweeney voting no, and protesters cheered in the chamber.

Berkeley Calif Wilmont Sweeney Sweeney

Benner Resigns NDP Presidency

Daniel C. Benner resigns as director and president of Network Data Processing Corp. effective Wednesday. Robert H. Taylor, founder and chairman, will serve as acting president. Benner, a Chicago native, was appointed president in September 1971.

Daniel C. Benner Lost Valley Road Network Data Processing Corp Third Street SE Robert H. Taylor Network Data Benner Chicago

Bill advances to full House on $2.85 billion supplemental

The House Appropriations Committee cleared a $2.85 billion supplemental bill for action next week. The package totals $307 million below Nixon’s request and would push total new funds for the year to about $175 billion. Major allocations include $899 million for pay, $614 million for public assistance grants, $370 million for flood relief, $226.5 million for higher education, and $87 million for retired military pay.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Nixon Congress

Services Saturday for George Lutz in Marion

George W. Lutz 79 of 784 Seventh Street Marion died Wednesday after a short illness. A Marengo native, he lived in Marion 46 years and served in World War I. He worked 31 years with the state highway commission before retiring in 1958. Surviving wife Emma two daughters two brothers three sisters three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorial services 1 PM Saturday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Marion with Rev John D Huber Jr officiating. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery with Legion post 298 military rites. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home after 1 PM Friday and at the church after 10 AM Saturday. Donations to St Pauls Lutheran Church memorial fund suggested.

Marengo Marion Emma B. Willenbrook U.S. Army State Highway Commission Lutz St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Marion American Legion Post Warren Read Ed Higgins Milford Ohio John Lutz Tucson Fred Lutz John Ehrman Carlos Myers Anna Hanna Fall St. Paul's Lutheran Church of John D. Huber, Jr Cedar Memorial Cemetery Legion Post 298 Cedar Memorial Funeral Home St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

United Expands Chicago to Cedar Rapids Flight Route

United Air Lines adds a Chicago to Cedar Rapids service extending the New York to Chicago flight. The Cedar Rapids leg departs Chicago at 8 55 a m and arrives at 9 42 a m, completing the route.

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