Market News Wheat Prices and Declines Across Board
In New York markets wheat prices and industrial stocks moved lower amid slow trading. The Dow Jones saw 7 4% decliners to 489 advancers, with Pacific Petroleums Ltd dropping 44k to 28 percent on fears over a potential government takeover and Westcoast Transmission, 20 percent owned by Pacific, also slipping.
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Irtment
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Bolid
Westcoast
Pacific
Iowa Interest in Wheat Prices Boosted by Short Covering
In Chicago AP dispatch, demand and short covering pushed wheat futures up more than 4 cents a bushel on Monday. Soybeans rose about 2 cents, corn gained near 1 cent, and oats up just over 1 cent. Traders noted potential Japanese wheat purchases and possible U S government considerations as a factor in the rally.
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Japan
United Thales
United States
American Stock Exchange
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Ntoady
Thressars
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Sheen
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Sook Tsang
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MorMor
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Rarseiset
Alan
Berroa
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Bate
Chicago Gilain
Biaotsham
Ennyson Braters
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Tata Lay
Wangiel
Market News Mixed with Grain and Livestock Notes
An OCR heavy market recap covers wheat and corn futures with December bids, soybeans up modestly, and stock market indices slightly down. It also reports hog, cattle, and livestock prices from Chicago and Des Moines exchanges, with futures activity and producer quotes across multiple regions.
City Briefs mention meetings and local incidents
Local notices report Mothers club meeting at the YWCA on Thursday after 4 PM. Executives Assistant Ed Hardy to speak at Roosevelt at 7 20 AM. Police note burglaries, stolen items, and missing goods across several neighborhoods including cars, bikes, coats, a television, and household items with multiple residents reporting break ins and losses.
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Ed Hardy
Thursilay
Roosevelt
A ‘Goodall
Tar
Chargark
Huneup
Ady
ISU Concerts With Good Outlook Under Review
The Ames campus weighs future concerts after a smoke control effort. Wilbur Layton, VP for student activities, says decision likely on a concert by concert basis by midweek. Security reports show improved behavior with sizable student volunteers aiding staff.
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Gazalte Ames
Opti¢niste
Tuta Koker
Tawa ‘State
Cedar
Hilton Coliseum
Satur Rapids
Hlton John
Hilton Ids
Layton
Police raid uncovers weapons in Manila dissident sweep
Philippine authorities raided suspected communist cells in Manila and surrounding provinces raiding a bus site and other locations. Officials reported 65 suspects detained and 24 750 high powered firearms seized, weapons deemed capable of long term armed conflict. Military support included helicopter operations near Montalban 25 miles northeast of Manila.
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Trablen Nae Ed
Sa Pera
Polic
Greater Manila
Montalban
Manila
Joheny's Parkway Ham and Butter Beans Special
A Tuesday special offers ham and butter beans with vegetables bread and butter priced at $1.45. Orders are welcome at Joheny's Parkway.
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Joheny's Parkway
Adv
Rights Order Compliance Suit Filed by City
The Cedar Rapids Community School board faces a civil suit filed by the city after a state civil rights commission ruling found sex discrimination over maternity leave policies. The complaint, filed Monday in Linn District Court, seeks further relief including compensation for two women and mandated policy changes plus court costs.
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Commission
Cedar
Rapids
Indy McCarthy
Alburnett
Teatt Parr
Tawa City
Isd
Nancy
J Board
McCarthy
Parr
Fitel
Two Arrested On Assault and Vehicle Damage
Donald Trans and Toha E Price were arrested weekend on assault charges. Jake Sutich of Tauteone alleges Trans beat him and Price struck with a metal object damaging a car owned by Vernon Dighton. Trans released after bond posting. Price held on assault with intent and malicious damage, bond set at ten thousand dollars.
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Donald Trans
Twenty-seventh Street
Toha'e. Price
Fourth Street
Waich
Jake Sutich
Tauteone
Pala
Trons
Price
Salu Len Fivin Yard
Irons
Smith
Marityr Wosendorf
Malicios
Prine
Willy Model
Vernon Dighton
Seventatroos
Dighton
Reduction Denied For Man Failing to Report for Civilian Duty
A Lincoln man found guilty of failing to report for civilian duty had his request for sentence reduction denied by U S Judge Edward J McManus Nichols Meichardt a Carroll native was ordered to complete one year of civilian duty and placed on probation for two years by the probation office.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Nichols P. Meichardt
Carroll
Vourk
Man Arrested On Assault Charge
Willard R. Cowen of L756 A avenue NE was arrested on an assault charge after a disorderly incident with Marian Sloner of Cedar Rapids. He posted $110 bond and was released after detainees. Milam, by her family, reported the incident as part of the same case.
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Willard R. Cowen
Cowen
Marian Sloner
Cedar Rapids
C R Girl Wins $915 Settlement After Injury
A 16 year old girl received a $915 settlement following a motorcycle accident in which Joseph Joyal, 19, of 3120 Huxley Lane SW, was injured. The incident occurred near Circle Drive NE while a mailbox and lawn were damaged during the collision. The lawsuit against Harold and Gladys Kacera seeks $1,000,000 in federal court, alleging negligence in inviting the plaintiff to 602 Clover Drive SW on June 20, 1971, where she fell on unsafe steps and sustained permanent injuries.
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Joseph J
Doval
Huxley
Luke's Hospital
Circle Drive
Joyal
Haeold Ly Milam
Nation
Htomald
Gladys Kacera
Kaceras
Clover Drive
Nol
Fires damage four Cedar Rapids homes Sunday
Four Cedar Rapids homes suffered fire damage Sunday with causes including a cigarette igniting a couch in Stanley Kalsto’s home at 1129 Nineteenth Avenue SW and faulty wiring suspected at Russ Winegardner’s residence, 319 Parkland Drive SE. The Bob Janey home on 1425 Eleventh Street SW and the Afyrac V. Shoyers home at 4030 First Avenue NE also reported damage from fires likely started by hot ashes or cigarettes.
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Stanley Kalsto
Nineteenth Avenue
Diring
Russ Winegardner
Parkland
Bob ‘Janey
Eleventh Street
Afyrac V. Shoyers
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Third ‘Avenue
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Community College
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Wilson aVehue
Pierson’s Florists
Mary Dursey
Thirty-third Street
Mary Chele
Long Altuera Rogeyer
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William Hall
Newhall
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Minneapolis
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Crescent Drive
Wilbur Layton
Studentates
Dick Saydée
Senter
Dean Drake
Camps
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Dean of Students
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Drake
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