Shares Up Moderately On Week Opening Rally
New York stocks extended a modest gain into Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average advancing 6.79 points to 693.98. Analysts cited bargain buying as the market recovered from recent oversold conditions amid coal and longshoreman strikes and unsettled wage price controls. Volume on the NYSE reached about 13.41 million shares as most groups rose despite mixed results in airlines and metals.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady Saturday after a Friday report showing bulk deliveries weighed 210 to 230 pounds sold around 19.50 to 20.00 per cwt for butcher hogs. 16.25 to 16.75 for sows 900 pounds and down. lighter and heavier hogs received adjustments by weight.
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Lamborn Pleased By Anamosa Tour
Senator Clifton Lamborn praised the legislative study committee’s Anamosa prison tour as more informative than Fort Madison. He noted broader access and greater vocational schooling at Anamosa, where inmates were interviewed by the committee as part of a two year penal study leading to a 1973 report.
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Tornado Damage Hits Four Farms in O Brien County Iowa
A tornado touched down near 19 miles southwest of Cite Dock and damaged three O'Brien County farms. Wind felled sheds and buildings including a barn, machine shed, hog house and chicken shelters. Cattle and grain structures were reported altered with stock losses and moved bins.
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Campaign Units Deny Violations
Washington AP reports that the Democratic and Republican national committees say soliciting and spending contributions above legal limits is not illegal because funds pass through multiple receiving committees. Common Cause seeks court action to stop further alleged violations and obtain a declaratory judgment.
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Brandt Plans Elections If Policy Turned Down
West German government spokesman Conrad Ahlers said Chancellor Willy Brandt would seek new elections if parliament rejects the East Europe policy. The move would test popular support for treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland and Brandt's eastern opening amid opposition criticism.
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Believes His Son Is Robber Fires At Son In Oakland
A man, Columbus Moore aged 60, shot his son Valiant Moore after hearing a noise at the door. Neighbors recall Moore saying Go ahead and shoot and the son being struck in the abdomen. Valiant underwent surgery and was described in good condition.
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Burial Vigil for Protestant Bomb Victims in Belfast
In Belfast authorities and patrols stood watch as two Protestants killed by a terrorist bombing were laid to rest. Troops and police maintained security during the burial, reflecting a tense postattack calm in the city.
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Ombudsman in Iowa Advised U S Hidden Subsidy to Saigon Charged
Seven congressmen on a House subcommittee claim U S exchange rates in Vietnam created a hidden subsidy to the South Vietnamese government amounting to about half a billion dollars over three years. They urged Secretary Rogers to discuss the issue, noting no imminent meeting is planned. State officials acknowledged receipt of the Sept. 21 letter and referenced prior testimony by Mins Nooter, deputy AID administrator.
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A congressional panel blasted official U S exchange rates for goods and services calling them phony and tied to the black market. They cited the 118 piasters to the dollar rate for purchases and 275 piasters for personal allowances while condemning a 425 piaster black market rate. They urged a new rate next year and questioned AID funding tied to Vietnam.
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Iowa ombudsman urges continuation of office
Iowa ombudsman's one year old office has logged about 1200 complaints. A mid year survey shows most helped residents are satisfied with how issues were handled. Carstensen says the office should continue in some form beyond the two year trial. The project began with a 96280 grant to evaluate need for similar programs in other states.
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State plans to handle park incidents drafted
Gov Robert Ray and Michael Setters outlined steps to safeguard state parks this summer amid concerns over motorcycle gangs. Conservation officials reported camping by bands of riders at Manitou and Maquoketa Caves parks, prompting talks on alternatives and stronger enforcement.
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Bear on freeway bridge saved after 30 minute precarious perch
Fresno report states a bear with a seriously injured person balanced on the edge of a freeway bridge for about half an hour Friday before a tow truck pulled the vehicle and occupant to safety. The driver, Shirley Cooper, 38, was hospitalized after the car struck the rear of a Kansas university vehicle and teetered over the edge.
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Wharton Set Program at St Joseph's Church
The second LIFE program will be held Sunday at 7 pm at St Joseph's church. Rev Joseph Naumann will speak on Prayer and preside at the Eucharist.
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Four Calmar juveniles nabbed by Decorah police in theft
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