Stocks Turn Higher as Market Holds Steady After Ship Seizure
New York stocks rose on trading Tuesday with the Dow up 2.19 to 848.68 as investors weighed confidence in market steadiness following Cambodia’s seizure of a U.S. cargo ship. Pan American World Airways led advancing issues, the NYSE composite rose to 48.39, and the Amex market-value index gained to 87.64 amid a broadened gain among stocks.
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Tipton Sets Bond Bid Opening Date
Tipton City Council set 7 30 p m May 29 for bond bid openings totaling 336000 for street improvements. Of this 46000 are special assessment bonds to be repaid by adjacent property owners with the remainder funding general obligation paving, maintenance in 1978 and future. At 830 p m the same day a public hearing on recodification of city ordinances will be held. The code last rewritten in 1949. The council appointed Rane Dell to the presiding award board succeeding Sandy Krembring.
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Cedar Rapids hog market trims prices as deliveries vary
Cedar Rapids market Tuesday saw lower prices with Monday’s deliveries for butchers weighing 200 to 230 pounds at 45.00 to 45.50 dollars. Sows under 300 pounds ranged 39.80 to 40.50 dollars, while high grade and prime stocks traded around 48.50 to 49.50 dollars. Sheep lambs and sows also showed price shifts with regional notes from Waterloo and adjustments for yield and weight classes.
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Turbulent Livestock Markets Reported Across Midwest
Tuesday trading showed active demand and steady to higher prices for hogs cattle and pigs at major markets including Des Moines Omaha and Chicago. Prices varied by weight with feeders and sows uneven while retail and wholesale demand remained solid.
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Beans Lead Grain Gains
CHICAGO UP I Wires report wheat and oats inching higher with corn rising and soybeans climbing sharply as buyers, mainly speculators, show interest. Light farm movement aids demand while soybeans gain on tight Chicago supplies amid technical market adjustments.
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Concert Set At McKinley On Thursday
The McKinley Bear band, one of three junior high school bands in the state invited to the Iowa Bandmasters convention in Des Moines May 22, will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. The program includes Pentland Hills, Classic Motet, Trumpet Filigree, Chant and Jubilo, the Original Dixieland Concert, Bacharach and David, Oye Como Va, and Noble Men. Also participating are beginners and advanced bands from Grant Wood, Johnson, Monroe, Squaw Creek, and Tyler elementary schools. McKinley’s jazz band plays Brass Bugaloo, Free Spirit, and 25 or 6 to 3. The Gold Band performs March for a Rainy Day, All That Jazz, Happy Go Lucky, and The Gospel Truth. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Hiawatha Firemen Schedule Dance
The Hiawatha fire department hosts its fourth annual spring dance at the fire station on Tenth Avenue on Saturday starting at p.m. It is a community event with no door sales and admissions taken at the door. Dale Hertin and Johnie provide live music and refreshments include soft drinks beer sandwiches and molded drinks. Fire Chief Day Lake may arrange speakers on home safety fire prevention fire drills and first aid upon request to the department or individual firefighters.
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C R Woman Charged With Drunk Driving
Jeune Elizabeth Moller thirty six of 3000 J street SW was charged with drunk driving after her vehicle struck the rear of a car driven by Kenneth Washburn twenty of 214 Chandler street SW at 10 50 am at the intersection of Second Avenue and Third Street SE Washburn was stopped for a traffic signal when it was hit from behind
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Cedar Rapids News Briefs and ads mix at Edgewood library
Month of community notes fills Cedar Rapids page with a mix of events sales and petty crimes. Preschool story hour set at Edgewood branch 1 15 to 1 35 PM. local yard thefts and car break ins reported along with jewelry and cash losses. Also listed are upcoming club meetings sales and restaurant promos from local entities such as Good Sam club Kha Temple and Moonlight shops around town.
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Bar owner stabbed at Bugsy's bar in Des Moines
Stephen L. Kaeberle 27 of 1800 J Street SW charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm after allegedly stabbing William L. Chase 25 Des Moines at Bugsy's bar on Southeast Second Avenue. Chase treated at St Luke's. knife wound about one inch long and two inches deep. Kaeberle subdued. bail set at 10,000. held in county jail.
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Cheaper by Dozen Presented by Wilson Junior High
Wilson junior high students stage Cheaper by the Dozen in a Monday two show run at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Ed Simon plays Mr. Gilbreth at 3:30, Walter Furman at 7:30, with Brenda Parker as Anne. Cast includes Shelly David, Troy Simon, Arbe Bareis, Lori Edler, and others. Tickets cost 50 cents for students and 75 cents for adults.
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Darrell Cannon
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Bria Sheets
Vicky Sisco
Frieda Kenjar
Steve Jones
Mark Cannon
Amy Named First Tropical Storm Of Season By NWS
Washington expects the first tropical storm of the year to be named Amy as hurricane season approaches. The National Weather Service notes the season begins on June 1.
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Mills Steps Down from Board at Iowa National
J Mills resigns from the Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co board for health reasons after 55 years with the company. Frank Elias elected to a three year term. Mills named honorary director. Several directors re elected or promoted, including G W Hopkins as chairman and C Elias as senior vice president. The meeting noted the firm’s strong financial position amid inflation, weather damage, and market declines.
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