Death penalty debate and local notices mix in markets report
Financial and market notes touch on state capital punishment policies with contrasts between Connecticut and Nevada proposals. The report references lawmakers and judges, and notes possible death penalty expansion for certain murder scenarios. Also included are community notices: a Lutheran Bible School registration for May 21 to 25, contact numbers, and local real estate transactions and job ads.
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Connecticut
Tever
Guy
Thomas. Meskill
Mike O'Callaghan
Nevada
Tosin
Marek
Ne Iif
Baeth
Marlon
Bible Schowl
Lutheran
Church of the Resurrection Fire School
Bible School
Dine Rosenberger
Don Paterson
Moher Horak
Community Church Programs Through Sunday School and Services
Marion police plan security for Sunday school events at numerous churches. The operation includes engravers and equipment seizures to protect items at risk. Clergy and lay leaders, including Rev. Martin and Rev. John Casuy, organize worship and Sunday school sessions across multiple churches with varying service times.
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Boel
Marion
Polive
Woyake Bam
Bowa. Martin
Euip
Robins Halt
Tom BR
Hawkins
Noseh
Warshin
Tuxoon
Martin al Uda
John Casuy
Christian
McGowan
Peter
Morgin
Sunelag School
Woriship
Kohins
Church of the Brethren
Nev
Flarald Justice
Garth Munion
Tarth
Church of the
Otto A. Zwansiger
Ah Msud
Hutheran
Missouri
John D Huber
First United Methodist
Glen W
Lamb
Marshall
Mounthei
Hrairle
2Nd Ave
Allen Bond
Cedar Rapids market reports and mixed livestock pricing
Market summaries from Cedar Rapids and regional agents show beef and dairy prices with varying weights. Cattle and hog quotations fluctuate by size and grade, while poultry and grain sections note delivered prices and declines or holds across several facilities including Des Moines and Postville markets.
Chicago cash grain and produce prices in Chicago market
Wholesale selling prices reported by USDA show No 2 hard red winter wheat and No 2 yellow corn among commodities traded in Chicago. Prices indicate delivery to Chicago, cents per dozen, with assorted grades for oats and related grains, plus extensive misreadings and illegible fragments from the period.
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BOC
Feluoy
New York
USDA
Halters Peel
Chicago
Seykmans
Vilow
OPI
Buller
Junio
Jefferson Wins Top Honors in Match Contest
Jefferson high school led a four county meet with two of the top five teams. Oklahoma’s overall champions scored 236 points. Kennedy high’s Cougen Computers placed fifth with 202. West High of Iowa City was second with 222. Iowa Valley Tigers were third with 207. Individual perfect scores went to Keith Landa and Mitch Waller of Jefferson Oelahawks, and JAI Claypool of Williamsburg. Top juniors Terri Wond and Kevin Opheim. sophomores Dany Slone rok and Paul Schal bach. freshmen Kay Karstad and Linda Wells.
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Mitch Waller
Jefferson Oelahawks
Jai" Claypool
Williamsburg
Terri Wond
Iowa City
Kevin Opheim
Jefferson
Dany Slonerok
Clarence
Paul Schalbach
Iowa Valley
Kay Karstad
Towa Valley
Linda Wells
Kennedy
Toint County
Tmath
Dick Baumer
Willis Horak
Arnold Fujii
Neva Freddhs
Tut Greenwald
Walker Youth Struck by Car Seriously Hurt
A Walker youth named Steve Nese yhoyer suffered multiple injuries after running into a car on Highway 150, about half a mile west of Waller, at 5 pm Friday. The car was driven by 39 year old Elsie Mare Calhoun of Walker. Investigators said he has a fractured arm pelvis and head injuries and the case remains under investigation.
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Walker
Steve Nese Yhoyer
Jucal Walker
University Hospitals
Town City
Waller
Mate Seoopers
Elsie Mare Calhoun
Utah Man To Head Newspaper Editors
WASHINGTON AP Arthur Deck executive editor of LIVESTOCK FUTURES was named the next president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors at the organization’s convention. Deck will serve as vice president of ASNE and is associated with the Salt Lake City Tribune. The report also details livestock market data from multiple cities, including Webster City Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha, with price quotes and market activity for slaughter cattle calves and dressed meats.
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Washington
Aroetican Society of Newspaper Editors
Arthur Deck
Salt Lake City Tribune
Cleeprey
Deck
Vjasnd
Sagecatts J
Rate Increase Hits Major Banks Across Nation
New York AP report notes many large banks raise their prime rate from 6 to 7 percent as part of aligning with rising market rates. First National City Bank led the move, with others quickly following though some banks delayed. The rise, effective Monday, aims to affect corporate loans and mortgages while some banks held back on consumer loan impacts.
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New York
First National City Bank
Bank of America
Citibank
Chase Manhattan, Chemical, Marine Midland
Franklin National of
Bank of California
San Francisco
First National Bank of Voston
Floods Continue but Emphasis on Cleanup
Floodwaters persist across the Mississippi River valley with homes still flooded and crops unplanted. Federal officials say cleanup and rebuilding begin as the river crests slowly, affecting Missouri Illinois Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and other states with widespread damage and displaced families.
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mid-America
Missouri
Minois
Louisiana
Newlucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Flood Death Toll Falls Short of Worst Forecasts
Reporters recount 26 flood related deaths as the Mississippi crest cresting above flood stage spared some cities. Officials estimate over 4 million sandbags deployed to protect nearby towns and land areas as communities clean up and assess damage after the river’s surge.
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Quincy
Hell
Mississippi
Miaslasippi
St Josephs hosts Sunday educational programs in gym
The St Josephs purist group runs reg event Sunday from 1 to 5 pm at the school gym. Programs cover preschool elementary and high school activities plus CCD. Pro-virus stance noted.
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Reg. Jatralian
St. Joseph’s
U S Speeds Up Philippine Arms Shipment to Philippines
Manila AP reports the United States is accelerating arms shipments to the Philippines to aid against Muslim rebels. Sources say U.S. policy raised delivery priority about three weeks ago, moving above Thailand and Indonesia in importance, though total aid remains at about 14 billion dollars yearly. Some items date from past years and await delivery. President Marcos claims gains against rebels while insiders say insurgents still hold areas seized two weeks prior along Mindanao.
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Manila
U. S
Philippines
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Diplomatic
jSources
Ie Donesia
Thailand
Marcos
Mindanay
Reserve Officers Meet in Cedar Rapids for Fourth Annual Convention
Officers from across Iowa and all branches of the armed forces gather in Cedar Rapids for the fourth annual Reserve Officers Association convention. Attendees include Reserve Officers Training Corps members from the University of Iowa and Town State University. A keynote address was delivered Friday by retired Air Force Colonel Vineet Pietrahany as national executive committee member.
Scott Sheriff Arrested in Arkansas on Stolen Property Charges
Arkansas lawmen report Scott Sheriff William Stout and his son Dane, 19, were jailed on warrants tied to a two month BCI investigation. They are accused of possessing a U Haul trailer stolen from Davenport last June and a garden tractor stolen from a Wyoming cemetery in December 1971. Tractor recovered last May in Muscatine. trailer valued about 960 dollars. Sheriff Strout, elected 1904, held on suspicions pending arraignment in Sepl.¢ court.
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Leroy Blankenship
Pray
Opin
Straul
Mountain View
POP
Wyomeng
Jon Craig Beck
BCL
Vihe
Muscating
Seole
Waheriffs
Hee
Stout
Heck
Davenport
Sculs County Atty
Gary Cane
Stromt
Lebanese Army and Guerrillas Clash Near Syria Border
In east Lebanon near Masnaa the Lebanese army and Palestinian guerrillas exchange artillery and machine gun fire on a second day of fighting. Spokesmen say Syrian guerrillas who crossed Thursday withdrew back into Syria with no reported casualties.
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Beirut
API
Lebanon
Manny
Syria
Aged-Aid Bill Signed as Spring Typographers Meet
President signs the aged aid bill while a spring meeting of typographers is held in Cedar Rapids with about 200 attendees. William Wilsey of the International Typographic Union will speak, as officers from the union and affiliates attend sessions and a conference in the city. Burglars break in at a local station, stealing cash and stereo equipment.
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Cedar Rapids
Twouay Spring
Nebraska
South Dakota
Willian Wilsey
International Typographic Union
Colorade Springs
Veitlign aid for seniors in Key Biscayne bill signed
President Nicin signs a bill to provide 55 million dollars in aid for seniors. The measure funds nutrition and fuel programs for the elderly, establishes senior centers, and addresses aging problems with allocations planned through June 30, 1975.
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Key Biscayne
Lit
Lam
Nicin
Nixon
Auto crash injures Roger Fletcher and others
Roger Fletcher, 24, of 4635 Twin Pine drive NE, remains in serious condition at St. Luke's Hospital after his car rolled over on Pineview drive around 1:50 pm Saturday. A passenger, Davia Wiecksee, 24, was treated and released. Fletcher faces a charge of failing to wake the vehicle under control. Three other people were treated and released, including Steve Van Dyke, 20, and Monica Velgert, 32 Soullercour SE, who was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after a collision at Willy avenue and Third street SE.
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Roger Fletcher
Twin Pine Drive
SL. Luke's Hospital
Balueday
Polive
Bletcher
Pineview Drive
Davia Wiecksee
Cavender
St. Luke's
Fletcher
Steve van Dyke
Fifth Avenue SE
Willy Avenue
Third Street
van Dyke
Monica Velgert
Soullercour, SE
Miss Velgert
Slaygala Vd
Des Moines Man Climbs TV Tower Over Custody Fight
A Des Moines man named Larry Wiese climbed the 965 foot Kent television tower to protest Polk County welfare actions that took custody of his two children over school attendance. Police planned no forcible removal, Wiese declared he would stay perched with blanket, bread, and water until his children are released.
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Nea Moines
UPI
Des Moines
Kent
Islay
Casindy
Polk County Welfare
Larry Wiese
Franklin Hotel
County Welfare Department
Wiese
Renail
Marion Man Hurt in Corn Auger Mishap
Marion resident dou DeNio, 6%, remained in good condition Saturday at Mercy Hospital with injuries from a farm accident Wednesday. He was helping feed into a grain bin when his left foot became caught in an auger, injuring his leg. authorities reported the incident occurred on a farm near Lisbon.
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Dou DeNio
Marion
Mercy Hospital
DeNig
Lisbon
Perio
Tis Matovnel
Des Moines House Votes To Hire No Fault Consultants
The Des Moines House approved a zero dollar appropriation for a no fault auto insurance cost analysis before the lapse. The measure now goes to the Senate. It proposes hiring Millimty and Robertson of Chicago as consultants to study potential changes to premiums under no fault legislation.
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House
DES Moines
Uie Lopiste Dure
Thyseidte
Millimty and Robertson
Chicayta
Ae Laaiol Gonsullams
Ceorge Keoke
Couns Cht Hills
Huts
Ford Foundation
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Smith
Boyouse
Charles H. Munson, Jr
Thirteenth Street
Howard
Danford
Twelfth Street
Golmann and Associates, Inc
Tesllars
Hunderson Realtors
Lanisin Reaters
Romiro
Abe Sontarinor Dells
Iatail New Yoink
Gormtmarkel Pines
Mauon News
Marion Churches
C.R. Markets
Ubi
Minnegota
Meade
Loslances
Waterloa
Mags
Ahsan
Postville Reef
Fosiville
Ostyilly
Ence
Holler
Burien
Awa
Keollel & Esser
Invest of
Lowe
Eyre
Gasvaity
Cis
Utah
Whester City Livestock
Webster City
Conteal Lowe
AE Leaat
Enitin
Iahweloni
Callie
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Slenay
U.S
Meats Des Moines
USDAT
Kate i
Carlofagal
Hanes
Nam
Aso
Bega
Mabel
Mates
Omaha Livestoc
Omaia
Frravessant
AGNI
Reapers Sendy
Illigs Slawtitlor
Ania
Bae
HOG
Ganint
Cullen
Orion Lal Law
Mee
Tae Bay
Livretore Fiom City
Andy Man
Ghul
Sigina
Tandy
Harman
Associated Press
Hannibl
Illinois
Hess
Allen
Lousiana
Ila
C.R
Scott
Arkansas
Pasteut
Stuns County
Imenkenshijy
Sanfard Seavite
Michael Doolay
Foundation I
Man
Newds Sports
Fisted Bataw Ba An Nee
Uytulotian Subp Mian Depts
Mfpan
Iit
Shui
Gazelle
Conseruliva Dys
Unas
Denys
Sal
Sun
Delys
Dial
Camelttry
Cedar Pack
Valin Sig
Des Milnes
Lot
Sasuisre
Memorial Lawn
tMonuments Nova
Monument CO
Bo Vath Aye
S.C. Didl
Warih St. NE Bree
Oonihs
Beimeen Wainy
Vernon
Vielong
Persia
Wich
Sark Rommale
Hiv Hiri
Tom
Monay
Galoway Gardens
Plaasart
Gazette
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