Prices Edge Lower in New York Stock Market
New York AP report notes moderate trading as the Dow falls 2.63 to 946.68 at 2 p.m. amid mixed signals from Nixon on Vietnam talks. Glamour stocks weaken while cyclical issues firm. notable blocks and movers include B. F. Goodrich, Northwest Industries, Levitz Furniture, Curtiss-Wright, Teleprompter, and Syntex. Exchange indexes edge down with Amex and NYSE showing small declines. various footnotes explain dividend and stock-distribution terms.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Nixon
Vietnam
B. F. Goodrich
Northwest Industries, Inc
Levitz Furniture
Curtiss- Wright
Ameri
Cedar Rapids hog market holds steady amid mixed weights
Cedar Rapids market prices show steady demand on Thursday with 200-230 lb butchers at 28.00 to 28.50, 300 lb and lighter packers discounted per weight, sows 25.50 to 25.75, and heavier hogs reduced per 10 lb tiers. Sheep and poultry rates listed, Iowa Des Moines AP report notes 75,000 receipts and moderate demand across US 1-3 grades with steady sow pricing.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Chicago produce fricago prices and market notes
USD prices reported for Chicago produce show varied quotes by grade and size. Prices paid range with several entries indicating large and medium lots, reflecting market bids and seller terms during the exchange.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Reports Egg Offerings and Butter Demand
New York produce market notes wholesale egg offerings are fully adequate to in excess of current demand. Whites Fancy large 47 lbs min 31 to 33 cents, Fancy medium 41 lbs average 30, Fancy smalls 36 lbs average 21 to 22 cents. Butter offerings light with demand steady and prices unchanged.
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New York
USDA
Rumors Spur Grain Prices In uneasy market rise
Chicago AP reports rumors of possible peace terms between North Vietnam and the United States triggered a sluggish futures market. Soybeans and wheat rose over 2 cents per bushel while corn and oats edged higher. At close, soybeans up 2 1/2 cents December 3.42. wheat December 2.09. corn up 1/2 cent. oats 84 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers
United States
Chicago Cash Grain Reading Report
In Chicago cash grain terms the market shows mixed results with corn under pressure and yellow grains leading gains. Prices for soybeans and other white/yellow varieties edge fluctuating as traders weigh demand and harvest progress across regional markets.
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Chicago
Postville Beef Market Prices Reported
Postville market Thursday quotes prime steers 35.50 to 36.50 choice steers 34.50 to 35.50 good steers 31.00 to 33.00 standard steers 28.50 to 30.00, choice heifers 33.00 to 33.75, good heifers 29.50 to 31.00, utility and low quality 23.00 to 27.00, cows 22.00 to 26.00, bulls 30.00 to 32.00.
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PepsiCo
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Tampa
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Pasco Inc
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CrowColl
PennDix
Postville Beef
Postville
Postville Beef Market
Midwestern Livestock and Pork Prices Report
AP USDA notes steady to higher bids in Des Moines, with steer and heifer beef prices around 50 to 51 dollars per 100 pounds. Pork cuts show modest gains, with cured hams and bellies varying by weight, fresh pork prices quoted across multiple weight ranges.
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Des Moines
AP Usda
Midwest
Livestock Prices Steady For Butchers and Sows
Butchers and sows held steady with country prices at 28.00 for butchers and 25.25 for sows. Packing plant delivery ranges were 27.75 to 28.25 for butchers and 25.00 to 25.50 for sows.
Livestock Market Report From Central Iowa Auction
Market notes show cattle steady to higher with good demand for steers and top calves. Slaughter cows bring around 26.00 to 28.75 while stockers and feeders ease. Sows and bears listed with varied quotes, cattle trading Friday with limited buyers and moderate activity.
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Lowa Steeuvarge
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Early Prices
UPI notes mixed live cattle trade at Sioux City with hogs steady to 25 cents higher and sows steady. Slaughter steers steady while slaughter heifers rise up to 50 cents. Choice 1,050-1,175 lb steers traded around 34.75 to 35.25, 900-1,000 lb heifers 33.00 to 33.50, with prime and choice at 34.25.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
U.S
Slaventer Heilers Choice
Untitled agricultural market notes with sparse data
Fragmented OCR reads like an agricultural market brief noting cattle trade with scarce details. Mentions include steady prices for calves and heifers, limited slaughter cattle, few mature cows, and some steer listings. No clear farm names or dates are recovered.
High Twelve Friday noon talk at Embassy club
City briefs note a High Twelve gathering Friday at noon at the Embassy club where County Attorney William J. Faches will discuss Gambling Under Iowa Laws. Other items list local ads from Jerome's, YWCA events, chess club meetups, travel offers, thefts, and community notices with multiple addresses and phone numbers.
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Embassy Club
William J. Faches
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Spanish-speaking Community Event Invitation
A notice invites members of the Cedar Rapids Spanish speaking community to attend a forthcoming cultural event. The gathering aims to celebrate local heritage with activities, food, and music, welcoming neighbors and families from the area.
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Ested
Cedar Rapids
Marion Resident Sues for Injury to Reputation
Milan W. Freese of Marion files suit in Linn district court seeking 100000 dollars in damages from Charles J. and Darlene Bulicek owners of the Czech Inn and John A. Reed and Stanley A. McClurg alleging they and Cedar Rapids police on June 3 1972 seized and injured him after a scuffle. He was arrested for intoxication and resisting arrest then cleared Sept 20 in municipal court claiming ongoing injuries and damages to his name and reputation.
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Milan W. Freese
Route 1
Marion
Linn District Court
Charles J
Darlene Bulicek
Sixteenth Avenue SW
John A. Reed
Stanley A. McClurg
Freese
Cedar Rapids
Bullikes
Sheriff Closes Tavern After Immoral Show
Linn County deputies closed the Main Tavern on Highway 30 west early Thursday after deeming a female entertainment show as gone too far. Owner Larry Stratton was asked to shut the doors at 12:45 a.m. and did so. Charges were filed against Stratton for aiding and abetting immoral entertainment and against Laura M. Kueny, 21, for lewd and obscene exposure. No addresses available. This is the first such closure noted by Sheriff Walter Grant.
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Linn
Walter Grant
Larry Stratton
Grant
Stratton
Laura M. Kueny
Ampey Given Ten Year Term In Drug Case Appeal Filed
Dwayne L. Ampey, 36, of 3292 Ninth Avenue SE, jailed after a June 1 arrest for allegedly selling heroin to a Cedar Rapids undercover unit on May 8. Linn District Judge John Hyland overruled his motion for a new trial, fined $1 plus costs, and set a ten year maximum penitentiary term with an appeal bond posted at $5,000.
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Dwayne L. Ampey
Ninth Avenue SE
Linn
State
Fort Madison
Ampey
Metro Narcotics Unit
Cedar Rapids
John Hyland
Linn County
Marion Man Arrested On 3 Traffic Counts
Douglas E. Spinler a 21 year old of 412 Fifth Avenue Marion was arrested Wednesday on charges of reckless driving driving while his license was suspended and resisting an officer. Spinler drove recklessly on Eighth Avenue in Hiawatha and was held in Linn County jail in lieu of a 10 percent $110 bond.
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Douglas E. Spinler
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Spinler
Eighth Avenue
Hiawatha
Linn County
Nixon veto override keeps 20 percent rail pension rise law
Congress swiftly overrode President Nixon to enact a 20 percent temporary pension boost for 984,000 railroad workers and survivors. The House vote was 353 to 29 and the Senate 76 to 5. Nixon argued inflation risk and fund instability, while supporters said the measure is temporary and essential amid a looming rail retirement fund insolvency.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Penn Central Railroad
Lockheed (Corp
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Pork import ban aims to curb hog cholera in US
The Agriculture Department announced a ban on imports of live pigs and uncooked pork, mainly from Mexico, effective last Monday. The move, to protect American producers, followed challenges from Rep. H. R. Gross and limits shipments from most nations, leaving Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Northern Ireland and Ireland as eligible suppliers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mexico
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Gross
USDA
Usda Information Services
United States
Department
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Two Treated After Car Truck Collision on Eighth Street
Two persons were treated at St. Luke's hospital and released Wednesday after a car driven by Terry S. Adams struck a parked truck owned by Robert Benton at Eighth Street and 6 Avenue NW. Terry S. Adams and Jon Adams, both of 1609 Eleventh Avenue SW, suffered minor injuries. No charges were filed.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Eighth Street
6 Avenue NW
Terry S. Adams
Eleventh Avenue SW
Jon Adams
Terry Adams
Robert Benton
G Avenue
Waukon Man Held For Theft of Cattle
Gary Dahlstrom, 27, of Waukon, held in Clayton county jail on lar ceny of domestic animals. Bond set at $25,000. Accused of stealing 11 cattle from a Waukon farm on September 25, with cattle found at Leonard Wellman’s farm in Strawberry Point. Wellman charged with concealing stolen property.
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Eleader
Gary Dahlstrom
Waukon
Clayton County
Leonard Wellman
Strawberry Point
Wellman
Randolph Hale Pleads Guilty To Assault Charge
Randolph Hale of 3138 Carriage Drive SW pled guilty in municipal court to assault and battery. He admitted striking Ralph Rizen on September 28 and was fined 30 dollars plus costs.
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Randolph Hale
Iin Municipal Court
Ralph Rizen
Grand Jury Sits on Marijuana Charge for June Sonksen
June Sonksen of Iowa City waived a preliminary hearing Wednesday and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. She allegedly had marijuana in her possession on June 18.
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June Sonksen
Iowa City
Wallace Bound to Linn Grand Jury
Cleo Wallace of Magnus hotel was bound over to the Linn County grand jury after a Monday municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to do bodily injury. He allegedly assaulted Oscar Wanatee on September 14.
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Cleo Wallace
Magnus Hotel
Oscar Wanatee
New Employee Group At U S Elects Officers
SECO Staff Employes Collective Organization formed at the University of Iowa. Officers named Alvin W. Logan president Jean Kendall vice president Dale Miller secretary and James Quinn treasurer. Logan to work full time for SECO after resigning from graduation protection service.
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Owa
SECO
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Alvin W. Logan
Jean Kendall
Dale Miller
Iowa Memorial Union
Miller
Quinn
University
Logan
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Minneapolis
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Staudcourt NE
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Ellis and I
Mackin Paint
Peck’s Flower Shop
Center Point Road
Ronald Miller
Bayberry Drive
Minnesota
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Wagman
Poorbaugh
Schaeffer Dr. SW
Frithru Sun
Cathy
Chuck
Palace
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MacKenzie Interiors, Inc
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Jim Kimber
Tyler School
Twelfth Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Memorial Coliseum
Montauk
William Larrabee
Clermont
Barbara Jilovee
Su Ella
Cedars Bakery
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First Ave
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Golden Razor
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Ken Quinn
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Club Panamericano
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