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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1973
Page
16
The market extended losses with Dow posting declines as energy shares faltered and key gauges retreated. Analysts cite weaker energy prices and cautious investor sentiment weighing on brokers and autos, while livestock futures and commodity prices showed mixed moves.
OCR fragment describes a college publishing on recycled newsprint with various ads and market notes. Mentions prices, farm products, local sales and community notices including pancake day and church bazaars. Includes scattered references to towns, vendors, and dates, with several ad blocks interwoven.
Lora O Harris aged 76 of Cedar Rapids died after a long illness. Born May 3 1897 in Vernon she married Edwin Harang in 1919. Survived by son James Cedar Rapids daughter Mrs Dan Smith and Ann Kirhall Cedar Rapids eight grandchildren two great grandchildren no sisters. Services at Linn Grove Presbyterian Saturday with burial in Linn Grove cemetery. Memorials to Baxter Memorial Chapel. Local notices include YMCA activity and a leadership workshop in Des Moines.
Central Iowa Power Cooperative asks the city to proceed with selling about 16.6 million pollution control revenue bonds for funding equipment at Prairie Creek station and DAEC, with about 7.9 million more possible at DAEC. A public hearing is set for Wednesday. The bonds finance pollution control devices and safety upgrades, tax exempt and carry no city financial obligation.
A special meeting of the human rights commission is set for Monday to schedule a public hearing on a complaint of race discrimination. Ralph Cols, executive secretary, said the complaint involves refusal to rent an apartment to a Black man. The commission investigated and found probable cause of discrimination. city officials questioned ongoing attempts to resolve the matter.
Market notes indicate price declines across grains with limited buying interest. Soybeans led losses with reported drops around 13 cents as near term quotes slipped on December and January contracts in Chicago cash grain markets.
Arthur Milmane of Marion died May 1 in Waukon at 60 years old. Survived by his wife Istiva and four daughters and five sons, with extensive grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Mirat Baylist in Marion. burial Cedar Memorial.
The Hiawatha council rejects plans for interstate 1 380 through the community citing impacts on a bermed corridor, noise near Miawalia elementary, disrupted city development, air pollution from concentrated traffic, sewer and water concerns, and tax roll losses including 22 homes. Mayor Dale Cabridge’s home is among those affected. The highway commission has not yet approved a location.
Judge Edward McManus reversed a 1972 finding in a Cedar Rapids federal suit against Landis Financial Group Inc. The case, filed by Wally Kenney, charged Landis with lending act violations and failure to disclose in a financing agreement. The judge ruled the earlier disclosure finding erroneous and postponed a ruling on suppress evidence. All other claims were dismissed.
Union members will discuss a new proposal from Twenightever Corp at the Town House Saturday at 9. The current contract expires Sunday midnight and Adblan official will attend. UAW represents Gath workers at Harnisude fogen.
An advertisement touts a Zero risk style investment offering daily and semi annual interest with quick openings. It features a 544 percent claimed rate for the period and lists various minimums such as 5 to 5000 dollars, quarterly and monthly payout options, and limited access on certain dates. The offer targets residents of Iowa and mentions certificates and debentures with fixed terms and check or retained options.
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