Stock market rebounds on rate cut by St Louis bank
The New York Dow rose 4.57 to 843.20 as gains slightly outpaced declines after the St Louis bank cut its prime rate from 7% to 74%. Polaroid led activity on the NYSE with a 3/4 point advance and a large block traded at 361/4. The NYSE composite rose to 47.37 and the American Stock Exchange index gained to 82.97.
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Reece
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Kerr
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Ana Coe
Record Of Stocks Lists From New York Exchange Data
The document compiles stock prices and entities from the New York Stock Exchange showing numerous company names such as AMPEX, KRESGE, KO, KROGER, US STEEL, and PENNEY with varied price figures and percentages, reflecting a detailed daily market scan. It lists many firms, including AMF, ARCO, UNION, and WESTINGHOUSE, alongside numeric values representing stock activity, bid asks, and percentage changes.
Corn and soybeans rise on export hopes with Russia
Chicago grain futures climbed as export prospects to Russia revived. Soybeans led gains, up 2 to 8 cents with November at 4.97, wheat up 4 to 54 cents, corn up 1% to 44 cents, oats higher, while cash quotes showed mixed grain prices across Chicago and Des Moines bidding on livestock and poultry trades.
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Russia
Chicago Board of Trade
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Federal State Market
Cedar Rapids hog market unsettled with varied price breaks
The Cedar Rapids hog market showed uncertainty with Tuesday bulk prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 53.50 to 54.00, sows at 47.00 to 47.50, and discounts for heavier weights up to 300 lb. Packers faced weight-based deductions, while yield grades affected cattle pricing. Grain and produce markets in Waterloo and Chicago followed with mixed bids on corn soybeans butter and eggs.
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Iowa
AP Usda
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U.S
Omaha (Ap
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Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlights Local Thefts And Events
Cedar Rapids area brief items report billfold and welder thefts from businesses on First Avenue NE and nearby streets. Several community notices include theater performances, a college appointment in Pullman, a rummage sale, travel عروض, and local ads.
Mao To Meet Ford, Puts It In Writing
Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said Mao Tse-tung promised in writing to meet President Ford in Peking. Kissinger showed Miyazawa a page with the word yes in shaky handwriting, claiming Mao signed it. The pledge followed Ford's December China visit plan.
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Mao Tse-tung
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Peking
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
China
Miyazawa
Mao
Court Tosses EPA Emission Ruling for D C
A federal appeals court struck down a proposed EPA plan that would require emission control devices in the D C area citing states rights concerns. The panel upheld EPA authority to create bus lanes and boost area bus service and ordered collaboration with Maryland Virginia and D C officials on a new regional clean air plan promptly.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Senate Approves Slay for Air Force Post Despite Protest
The Senate voted 49 to 43 to promote Maj. Gen. Alton Slay to lieutenant general and name him deputy chief of staff for research and development. Proponents said he merely followed orders during 1972 unauthorized bombing raids over North Vietnam, while opponents cited a record of poor judgment and questioned congressional confidence.
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North Vietnam
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Barry Goldwater
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Howard Cannon
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Chrysler Omits Regular Dividend
Chrysler Corp directors in New York announced no regular third quarter dividend, the fourth straight quarter without a shareholder payout. The automaker posted a $79 million loss for the quarter, lifting the year’s total to over $250 million, with a 1974 loss projected to be recouped in Q4.
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UPI
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IDEAS Dedication and Open House Scheduled in Iowa
Iowa Development and Economic Assistance System IDEAS hosts dedication and open house Friday November 7 from 2 to 5 pm at 105 Eighth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids to unveil its minority business support initiative. Attendees include Samuel Cornelius deputy director US Commerce Office of Minority Business Enterprise and IDEAS executive director Hugh Gibson. Board members listed include Edgar Czarn necki Clarence Jackson Roger Bottazzi George Reed James Lesher and Jimmy Porter with a 2 pm ribbon cutting.
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Office of
Minority Business Enterprise
Hugh Gibson
Oak Hill-Jackson Economic Development Corp
Cedar Rapids
Edgar Czarnecki
Iowa City
Clarence Jackson
Davenport
Roger Bottazzi
George Reed
James Lesher
Jimmy Porter
Waterloo
Second London Bombing In Week Tied To Kennedy Link
London suffered its second bombing in a week near the Mayfair restaurant close to the U S embassy injuring 18 people including four Americans. Christina Onassis was reported to be staying near the site though U S officials denied this. The attack follows a similar blast in West Kensington, with Scotland Yard saying a small bomb caused the damage. Irish Republican Army claims are tied to ongoing Britain bombings.
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