Market Dip Amid Mixed Advances in Moderate Trading
New York stocks edged lower in a midafternoon session with 71 declines versus 20 advances. General Electric and Kaiser Industries showed movement while American Exchange listings were mixed. commodities and livestock futures traded with varied directions amid a broader market correction signal.
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Sherman Dean Fund
J. Waller Sherman
Kaiser Industries
Lesco
H&b American
Casitetyy Industries
Cedar Rapids hog and poultry market report and delays
Market prices in Cedar Rapids show hogs steady with 200 to 280 pound butchers at 24.50 to 25.00 per hundredweight and sows down through 900 pounds at 23.40 to 29.25. Cattle and calf quotes appear mixed with steady to higher finish, and a separate notice notes long waits for telephone service in Delhi while Chicago grains shift lower on Tuesday trading.
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Lee
Siocal Ete Ltd
Steyn
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Systran
Feyee
Ikea
Atkary
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Ameipw
U.S
Lockhart Wai
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Naess Cod
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Feo
Avila
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Alee
Carler
Bae
Alee Baoaade
Sre Dace
Sear Lee
Eton
Tsk
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Jo Amrock
Moines
Calied
Colina i
Bory
Johnson
Sonah
Pregel
Austin
Texas
Baer el Farmer
Johinent
Leeea
S Broadcasting System
Bertoc
University of Texas
Stident
Nose Hi Ho
Bie Aude
Aaron
Ranco Inc
RCA
East
Ae Johnson
Lsu
Ricemie
Bixeity
North Carolina
Edson
California
Los Angeles
UPI
Elinihute
Lamson Brothers
GAC Co
GAR Corp
Gannett
Crete
Lyliar
Ao & FD
Cedar Rapids
Anl
Rie
Alvers
Raul Wandana
Punonnra
Onain Mo
Cincago
Sisualitee
Hogs Up 25 To 50 Cents on Tuesday
CHICAGO AP Hog prices rose with hogs up 25 to 30 cents, sows higher, while slaughter steers held steady. Helfers showed modest gains as market activity continued.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report From New York Trading Floor
Chicago cash and wholesale produce prices are listed with irregular offerings in New York. The report notes standard grades for various fruits and dairy, including butter and eggs, alongside regional producers such as Minnesota and Idaho.
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New York
Afria
Roand
M D Policeman Obtains Large Dangerous Drugs Order
Los Angeles AP report says narcotics officer Charles Smith used an MD alias and a prepaid order to obtain 20 001 capsules of Reds a dangerous drug from the Blank Corp of Long Island NY The order totaled 85 dollars with illegitimate profits estimated at 5 000 Captain Roger Guindon disclosed the incident at a press conference calling for tighter federal rules on interstate drug shipments The capsules were directed to a Van Nuys police station address and investigators note gaps in dealer and physician verification and order volume checks
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Los Angeles
Charles Smith
Wrnter
Roger Guindon
Nis
Conkitive
Itrael Balun
Yeni
Van
Nuys
Guindon Andie
The
Blank Corp
Long Island
Ala
Jelhies
Backer Doubting Haynsworth Win
Concord senator Colton doubts Judge Clement Haynsworth can be confirmed as supreme court justice. He says he personally favors the nomination but criticizes opponents for arguing Haynsworth’s background and family business for racial concerns and regional bias.
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Colton
NHL
Clement Maynsworth
Supreme Court
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Colon
Haynsworth
South
Carolina
Sue
Philippine Court Rules Weekend Cockfighting
Manila based report says the Philippine supreme court ruled cockfighting may be held only on Saturdays. The decision ends a dispute over permits granted by lower courts allowing weekday shows at local cockpits.
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Manila
UPI
Philippine Supreme Courl
IFMC Earnings Slump In Third Quarter 1984
SAN JOSE Call-TMC Corp reports lower sales and earnings for the third quarter of 1984 with declines from prior year, offset slightly by September improvement. Third quarter sales total about 330.5 million with net income near 14 million or 48 cents per share, while a one month period shows about 81.57 per share. Link Belt Speier is a division for PMG Co.
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SAN Jose, Call
TMC Corp
Une Quinder
Qwillinn
Dewey
Ulst
Traillian
Raillian
Link-Belt Speier
PMG Coty
Nixon address seen as reassurance amid Vietnam questions
In Washington AP reports Senate Republican Leader Nuh Spall and House GOP Chief Gerald Ward commented on President Nixon’s Monday address on Vietnam. Leaders said the speech would cover ongoing war concerns and avoid preemptive speculation, signaling caution about expectations while aiming to reassure the public.
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Senate
Nuh Spall
Amica
Nixon
Vietnam
al Tig
House
Gerald Ward
Sdad
Pard
Niven
Two Brothers Sentenced for Novarra Killing
In Chicago, Paul and Gerruson Novarra were given life in prison with no parole after a judge described them as utterly remorseless. The case centers on the Novarra murder of Remon Novarra, found beaten and dying in his bed in October, with authorities tying the crime to a broader attack by the Uhrathers.
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Angeles
UPI
Chicago
Remon Novarra
Flim Stu
Mark Brahdlus
Paul
Vom
Gerruson
Novaren
Uhrathers
Holhenver Niaiey
Hkleler
No Fear Cats Transmit Leukemia Says Experts
ITHACA NY US P L reports experts say there is no current evidence that cat leukemia transmits to humans or that cats pose a leukemia threat. University researchers caution against blaming cats while noting active investigations into related viruses and potential human impact.
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Ithaca
Correll University
Nickard
Charles
Iokard
New York
Kealer
Velwitairy College
Montag
Dirksen Plea for Halt to Fifth Wave
Senator Everett Dirksen urges a halt to the fifth wave of obscenity, arguing Supreme Court reversals show judicial overreach. He advocates letting local communities decide obscenity standards, warning against censorship and defending the public interest. Dirksen notes 200 companies produce obscene material with annual sales over 400 million dollars.
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New York
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Rec Cent
W Willhal
Focal Trrles
Mumnties
Dirkson
Yale Law School class boycott gains student support
About 26 percent of Yale Law School students joined a 24 hour classroom boycott in New Haven to protest disciplinary actions against four black students involved in an October 20 disruption. The strike seeks student representation on the disciplinary committee and inclusion in faculty meetings.
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Cann
Yale Law Scboo
Boydoll
Lea¢hoal
She Law
Yale Law Schon
All Law Useh
Yale
Yale Security
Chiris Wilson
Studenk Con Milice
Studio Set for Count of Monte Cristo Filming in L A
First studio in Southern California houses a production set for The Count of Monte Cristo with William Selig overseeing the project. The location marks a milestone for local film industry as shoots proceed in the area.
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tiPly
Hobhe
California
William Selig
Count of
Marte Crista
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