Market Slide Deepens as Stocks Fall in Heavy Trading
New York stock activity shows a broad decline with the Dow Jones average down about 9 points by mid afternoon. Industrials retreat while declines outpace advances and traders remain uneasy amid Phase 2 of Nixon administration policy signals. Strong entities include Dow Jones, New York, American Stock Exchange, TWA warrants, Arctic, and STP.
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Cedar Rapids hog market prices slip on Monday
Cedar Rapids hog prices fell 23 cents from Friday levels. Saturday bids for 210 to 280 lb butchers averaged 18.50 to 19.00 dollars per cwt with varied grades. Sows around 15.75 to 17.25, and heavier butchers showed reductions of up to 50 to 75 cents per 10 lb increment. Packers discount ranges applied by weight and grade.
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Soybeans slip in early trade amid port strike concerns
Chicago AP reports soybeans fell about 5 to 6 cents early trading as selling pressure hit the market before closing down around 4 to 5 cents. November futures quoted near 3.4 with modest late-session losses. Wheat, corn, and oats also eased with small declines as traders weighed strike impact on exports and opening bell sentiment.
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Gary Herman Guilty in Municipal Court Assault
Gary Merman was found guilty in municipal court of assault and battery against David Gomez. He was fined 50 dollars and costs. He was found innocent of the same charge against Patricia Gomez. The incident involved September 25 at 135 Twentieth Avenue SW and 2228 Bowling Street SW.
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Weather and city election impact noted in Des Moines area
Reports describe rainfall across Iowa districts, with Creston and Cedar Rapids recording measurable totals. Rain expected to ease by evening, while Des Moines area anticipates cloudy skies and warmer highs Tuesday. Several liquor stores will close for city elections. Ad insert for Birthright charity follows.
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No Dismissal on Collins Group Counterclaim Persists
Judge Edward J. Mec Manus refused to dismiss a counterclaim filed by Collins Employees Credit Union in a suit brought in August by Wally and Linda Kenney of Washington. The Kenneys accuse the Credit Union of violating federal truth in lending laws and failing to disclose annual loan interest. The Credit Union counterclaims that the Kenneys failed to make monthly payments on an $800 loan. The judge ordered the plaintiffs to support a request to treat the case as a class action.
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Lone Tree Boy 12 Dies in Corn Bin Accident
A 12 year old boy, Scott Lorack of Lone Tree, suffocated after falling into a 5,000 bushel corn dryer bin. Automatic machinery pulled him in. rescuers spent hours reaching the body. Funeral arrangements at Sorden and Adams funeral home. In other notes, twins birth payout in Cape Town and local theft report across a residence on Twenty third street NE. DPI survey shows about 170 Iowa districts paying higher salaries, subject to IRS/OEP review.
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Keystone Resident Arrested On Drunk Driving Charge
Stephen A. Johnson, 31, of Keystone, was arrested late Saturday night about three miles west of Cedar Rapids on Highway 30 and charged with drunken driving. He was stopped after his vehicle, following reports of erratic driving, and is being held in Linn County awaiting arraignment.
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Froren PORX SELLIES Ronder's Gudahans and Bre
Fragmented OCR summary notes a local dispute involving individuals Froren PORX, Ronder, Lereen Bre, and Osea Wen Low with references to Bax Riot and Twi in a small community segment. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Peking Rejects Eban Congratulatory Note on UN Entry
In Jerusalem the foreign ministry said China refused a congratulatory note from Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban on Beijing's admission to the United Nations. The rejection came Monday and reflects diplomatic strains between Israel and Communist China.
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FDA Cancels Green Bean Botulism Recall After Tests
The FDA canceled its recall of Stokely-Van Camp French style sliced green beans after weekend tests by the National Center for Disease Control in Atlanta failed to link the beans to botulinum toxin in a Pensacola boy. Captain William Cleveland Jr. and his son were treated for suspected botulism but later tests showed no botulism. Stokely-Van Camp estimated millions in losses from the recall and said it would act if the FDA confirms the beans are safe.
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Unclear entry referencing draft education program prospects
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