Wall Street Gains Amid Mixed GNP Outlook
New York stocks rose modestly on light volume as upbeat GDP implications appeared to support sentiment while city fiscal concerns tempered enthusiasm. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced about 4.8 points to 836.96 with gainers leading losers about 4 to 3. NYSE composite rose 15 to 140.68 and the American stock index dipped 0.9 to 358.28 amid varied retail and financial shares.
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C.R. Markets Hog Prices Reported For Friday Deliveries
C R Markets the Cedar Rapids hog market Monday showed higher values. Friday’s prices for bulk country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds ranged 96.00 to 57.00 dollars, with packing sows 300 pounds and down at 41.00 to 49.50. Butchers over 230 pounds saw reductions of 28 cents per 10 pounds to 240, and 50 cents per 10 pounds to 400. Packers are 28 cents lower per 10 pounds for weight breaks up to 400 pounds, with further reductions for higher weights.
Omaha and Joliet Livestock Markets Report Sharp Movements
Market quotes show hogs steady to 50 cents higher with demand good from Omaha to Joliet. Cattle and calves posted mixed-to-firmer prices as buyers reopened bids, while sows and heifers moved in narrow ranges. Prices vary by weight and class across several regional markets and delivery points.
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Toledo Veterinarian Dr Louis Boll Dies at 82
Toledo mourns Dr Louis Boll 82 a longtime veterinarian who died Sunday at a Veterans hospital in Iowa City after a long illness. Born January 2 1923 in Sheldon he studied at Town State University veterinary school and served in World War II with the Army Medical Corps. He established his Toledo practice in 1947 and was married July 3 1948. He was active in St John Lutheran Masonic organizations the Toledo American Legion post the Lions Club and the Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his wife a son Joe E a mother Mrs Alice Boll two brothers Bruno and Otto. Graveside rites will be held Wednesday at Woodlawn Cemetery with Masonic and military honors. Visitation is scheduled at Hendersons Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Jury views film in Cedar Rapids car suit over 1970 crash
A Cedar Rapids man sues Volkswagen of America and Gruber Porsche Audi, claiming a faulty steering bolt caused a 1970 crash that injured him and killed racer Donahue. Jurors viewed a film of the Porsche Y14 test drive as the trial continues this week.
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August J. Holmquist
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Postel Trial Opens in Linn County Court
Victor A Postel, 23, Cedar Rapids, faces trial for the July 19 stabbing death of Ronald F. Riedel, 34, at the victim’s northwest side home. Jury selection and opening statements were expected Monday afternoon as testimony and motions unfold under Judge James Carter.
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Gardner Urges Major Court Reforms in Iowa
Cedar Rapids public safety commissioner Thomas Gardner urged sweeping changes in Iowa courts to curb lenient treatment of criminals. He spoke at the Village Inn and at several local residences, arguing probation practices should be tightened and justice served to protect women and children. He criticized taxpayer funds supporting organizations perceived to shield criminals and urged tougher measures to prevent crime in the community.
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Marion court list of Friday traffic cases
Friday docket in Marion magistrate court includes Donovan W Morricon of Alburnett fined $25 for speeding and Thomas Victor of Cedar Rapids plus others with traffic fines. Richard L Risk of route 3 cited for driving while license suspended earning a two day jail term.
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Alburnett
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Man Listed as Fair Following Accident
Donald L. Kness, 36, of 400 Lindale Drive, Marion, was admitted to St. Luke's hospital in fair condition after a traffic crash Monday morning. He was traveling south on Center Point road and slowed or stopped when rear-ended by a pickup driven by Charles J. Mrkvicka, 39, of 110 Fisher Street, Hiawatha. The crash occurred near Center Point road and Thirty-second Street NE around am.
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Defense Chief Attacks Major Defense Budget Cuts
Secretary James Schlesinger charged Congress with making deep savage and arbitrary cuts to the Pentagon budget as the House and Senate returned to work. He warned the $7.6 billion reductions could drop defense posture and total cuts near $8 to $9.5 billion, the deepest in recent presidential history. He also criticized defense contractor hospitality practices at Northrop and ordered an internal probe.
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Rules Convention Election For County Board Members
Des Moines report cites Attorney General Richard Turner stating compensation board members will be elected in conventions representing a majority of cities towns and school districts within the county. Turner answers a Senate inquiry about ambiguities in 1975 law on how these members are chosen for setting salaries of county officers including sheriffs and deputies.
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Marion High Education Day scheduled for students and parents
The Marion high school guidance department sponsors the second annual postsecondary education day on a morning and afternoon schedule with sessions from 8:45 to 11:30 and 12:30 to 3. Seniors mainly, juniors during study hall, and parents may attend. Participating institutions include two and four year colleges, technical schools, community colleges, military services, and apprenticeships.
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Vernon Junior High Split Shifts Ending
Vernon Junior High will end split shifts as renovation completes this week. Seventh graders return to the building Tuesday. eighth graders resume full-day classes Wednesday after a period of shift schedules.
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Kopel Calls for Reestablishment of Senior Unit
Janice Kopel urges reestablishing the senior citizens committee at the Mil ton community center and opening it to more citizen groups. She calls for better traffic in Bow man Woods Linnwood and Lindale area and favors center accessibility improvements. Campaign notes include endorsements and YMCA activity schedule.
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