Market Up Broadly on Signs of Aid Amid City Scramble
New York traders pushed the Dow Jones 30 up 6.22 to 851.88 as gains outpaced losses for a broad session. Analysts cited a potential $200 million tax package from New York State to aid the city, with White House officials saying action was urged but timing uncertain. Zenith Radio fell steeply, while IBM rose modestly and the NYSE composite advanced to 47.78.
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Avert
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Peter
Sautt
Presa
Ron Nessen
White House
Ford
Lie
Dew
Zenith Radio
Baxter Lake
Steel TV
IBM
American Exchange
Feeder and Hog Market Prices Meant for Tuesday
C.R. Markets The Criar Rapids hog market Tuesday was steady. Prices paid Monday for the bulk of country and plant delivered butchers, weighing 200 to 234 pounds, varied with line and condition from 19.00 to 40.50. Packing sows around 300 pounds traded at 41.00 to 41.50. Butchers over 230 pounds saw a 0.0 off per 10 pounds in 230 to 240, and up to 1.00 off for each 10 pounds over 280. Packers over 300 pounds had additional weight deductions. Steers and heifers showed mixed quotes with choicest grades around 43.30 to 44.00, cows and other classes priced accordingly.
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Crear Rapids
Des Moines Market News Early Tuesday Trading Report
DES MOINES The Federal state Market News Service Tuesday reported prices unchanged. Graded demand lags as nearby orders go by each week. Hogs and cattle prices mix with steady to higher bids amid light supplies and cautious trading.
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Gond
Sabeli
Federalittate
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Tilbin
Cearby Gulls
Grade
SIGUA
Beans and Corn Futures End Mixed After Trade Slump
Chicago grain markets closed with soybeans and wheat down amid profit taking after earlier gains. Soybeans dipped 10 to 15 cents per bushel, wheat fell about 6 to 8 cents, and corn declined near 5 cents. Oats also eased while soy meal and oil posted losses, and gold futures eased on light turnover.
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Chicago
King Yu
Fischer Wins Round in Suit Over Bobby Fischer Book
In Los Angeles UPI reports Dethroned chess champion Bobby Fischer wins the first round in a $20 million lawsuit against Stein and Day writer Brad Darrach over alleged breaches of privacy. Judge Matt Byrne grants Fischer’s request to move trial locations to Los Angeles. The suit centers on Darrach’s book about Fischer’s 1972 world title loss to Boris Spassky and related disclosures.
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Fischer
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Fine
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De‘taita
U.S
Matt Byrne
New York
Florida
Pasadena
Darrech
Tre Jute
Boris Spassky
Eternations| Chess Federation
Flecher
Freeway Feeders to Run One Way By Dec 10
City Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer announced that L-380 from Thirty-third Avenue SW to Third Avenue SW will be converted to one-way traffic by December 10, with L Street also one-way south and Third Avenue SW north between Twenty-seventh and Kirst avenues. Fiesta Street NW will be closed to two to three weeks more due to Cedar River dam and bridge work as highway 54 detours.
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Arovis
Meyer
Thirty-third Avenue
Third Avenue
L Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Kirst Avenue
Fiesta Street
Cedar River
Carrier
F Avenue
Men Sentenced On U S Grain Theft Charges
Two Iowa men, Larry Tremmel and John Clark, pled guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to interstate grain theft. Tremmel organized the scheme and received a three year suspended sentence plus three years probation and restitution. Clark drew a two year probation and a suspended term.
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Corr Fron
Larry Tremmel
Tainter
John Clark
New Sharon
Asst
U.S. Atty
Alan Kirsten
Interstate
Tremmel
Clark
Snowmobile Areas Open in Two City Parks
Parks Supt Elmer Delaney said the city opened snowmobile areas in Seminole Valley Park and the Manhattan Robits lake area Tuesday night. Designated trails will remain open all winter provided an ample amount of snow. Snowmobilers are warned to stay on marked trails away from Water in Manhattan Hinduguwn and Rubbing bake.
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Seminole Valley Park
Manhattan-Robbits Lake
Delaney
Linn County road budget five year plan gets ok
Linn County supervisors approved a 1976 construction program costing about 562000 with expenditures around 500000. New projects include a Center Point bridge, approaches to a Wauheek bridge, guard rails, a northeast Palo bridge, a Delaware county line culvert, and Crestview Acres road work funded by surrounding residents if approved. The five year plan envisions about 20 miles of high grade resurfacing and 15 bridges with most state farm to market funds directed to year end projects and Cedar River approaches at Palo. If costs rise, some projects may be cut.
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Suspend Terms In U S Drug Violation Cases
Four out of state men pled guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to drug charges. Harley Mohr 24 and John Von Rohr 24 of Winona Minnesota Chris Breitwieser 23 Colorado Springs and David Neitzke 23 Fountain City Wisconsin received three year suspended terms and five years probation. Von Rutt and Breitwieser received suspended sentences and four years probation. others were dismissed.
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Winona
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Colorate Springs
David Neitzke
Fountain City
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City Briefs Reflect Community Notices and Local Events
Hiawan Optimist meeting features Liz Hoskins on juvenile justice at 7 30 pm at Farmers State Bank. Linn County Taxpayers Assn meets Tuesday at 3 30 pm in Marion. Retirees of Local 238 Teamsters hold Monday organizational meeting at 7 36 pm at 5000 J Street SW. Public notices include Open House Bowknot, Cherry Ridge ads, and theater crafts. varios items cover lost items, local sales, and church reminders.
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Marion
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Teamsters Union
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J Street
Judge Okays Weekend Jailtime In Theft Case
A Chicago man Frank Catlon aged 22 is allowed to serve a 45 day grand larceny sentence on weekends in Linn County. In district court Monday he pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle on June 18 1974. Judge William Eads noted no objection from the county attorney and set weekends from 9 p.m. Friday to 8 p.m. Sunday for the sentence with similar schedules each weekend.
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Linn County
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William Eads
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Minneapolis man gets two year term on fraud count
A Minneapolis man, Ronald Williams, was sentenced to two years in federal prison on fraud charges in a scheme involving advertising billboards at Sioux City locations. He pled guilty to three counts of an indictment. Co-defendant Thomas Donahue of Minneapolis was acquitted on six counts. Two counts were dismissed by U.S. District Judge Edward J. McManus. Williams testified at trial and his incarceration was delayed to January 5.
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