Stock Market Declines Sharply Amid Rate Hike Fears
New York stocks slide for a second straight session as investors worry the Federal Reserve will tighten credit further. The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 7.71 to 981.89. NYSE composite dips to 53.76. American Stock Exchange index drops to 1443 amid slow trading and large block trades.
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Cedar Rapids market report shows lower Monday hog prices
The Cedar Rapids market notes lower prices for Monday with delivery hogs 200 to 290 pounds at 46.80 to 47.00 dollars. Barrows and gilts 100 to 120 pounds steady at 41.40 to 42.00 dollars, hog carcasses down 6 to 10 cents for heavier weights. Packers reduce bids another 20 cents per hundredweight in opening ranges.
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Market News Mixed for Livestock and Poultry Prices
The market report from Des Moines and Sioux City notes largely steady or unsettled trends across live cattle hogs and poultry with limited movement to breaker channels. Price ranges vary by weight and grade with some stronger daytime quotes for Beef and Pork and mixed demand from buyers and packers.
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Nine Traffic Charges Filed After Chase
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids youth, Donald Weatherwax of 2404 Cayenne NE, faces nine charges after a Monday chase reaching 60 mph with four police cars on Center Point Road NE. He was arrested at 1:34 am after speeding and disobeying signals while his license was suspended. One 11 year old and two other minors were released after being taken home. Weatherwax remained in Linn County jail on $2,000 bond.
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Deputies Probe Linn Crimes Report in Hiawatha area
A Linn County sheriff's office report notes several thefts and attempted thefts. A $4,000 semitrailer was stolen from a junk yard west of Daggar to William Jennings. A trunk, wheels, and tires valued at $400 were removed from a pickup at a shop lot. Additional items stolen include a $70 to $800 range theft from a bank or shop. Police continue investigations.
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Corn and Soy Prices Edge Higher on Chicago Board
Commodity trading notes show corn futures down or mixed as May contracts fall several cents, soybeans rise slightly, and beans and other grain markets respond to ongoing price shifts on the Chicago Board of Trade. Stronger signals come from trader activity and nearby contract movements despite some dips in corn and fluctuating pork bellies and silver listings.
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Subpoenas Issued in Des Moines for Black Horse Trial
Grand jury subpoenas attorney Martha Capleman as Des Moines hearings begin on Tuesday. Blackhorse, linked to the 1973 Wounded Knee shooting plan involving Russell Means and Dennis Banks, faces U S district court action. A Kanatler ally says he will intervene to defend Native American rights.
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Apt LAFF LAFF Day Poem Tugged by Quirk
An amusing light feature signals a quirky, playful poem about a ukulele and a quirky scenario. The fragment hints at wordplay and a humorous tone characteristic of a local column. The piece invites readers to enjoy a small, upbeat moment amid daily notices.
Academic Honors To USU Students
Fayette fallin Ing Eastern lowa atatants named to the Scholastic Honor Society and Leadership Society at Upper Iowa University. Members of the Scholastic society include Denia Brady Aurora Doig Dina and Mike Kniekrekm Fayette William Etder and Jetho Whelan Cab inary Linda Ehinehart Brook lyn Nancy Sumpine Varga and Mark dup Randatla. Members of the Leadership society include Lowen Dunn Marion sid Avie Upméler af Ely.
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Loras Degrees To East Iowans
DUBUQUE The following Eastern Iowa students have received degrees from Loras College Cedar Rapids Robert Brems 690 Thirty fourth street SE BA in psychology Gary J Evers 2526 A avenue NB BA in teesisha administration and economics James Phillips 628 Scuttercourt SE BA in business Mario Rodriguez 1828 A avenue NF BA In tusind's administration Fairfax Joh Flah erty DA in physicne e tion Greg Gilney HA in physical education.
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Sigourney Opens Garling Furniture Store by Garling Family
A grand opening was held in Sigourney for Garling Furniture, the new firm managed by Mr and Mrs Keith Garling. The Garling family previously operated Garling Furniture in Belle Plaine for several years and expanded to Sigourney with a 5% stake in the new venture.
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