Financial Market News Shows Steers Prices Down
Market notes a quiet Monday with widespread declines. Alaska Airlines, Banff Oil, Telex Corp., Randolph Computer and Agamera Oil fall amid ongoing uncertainty in domestic and international economies. Analysts cite no Fed easing and lingering Vietnam concerns as factors shaping investor hesitation.
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Chicago hog and cattle prices steady to higher
Chicago and Des Moines markets report hogs steady to higher with 25 cent gains for butchers and steady to up 25 cents for sows. Cattle and calves show mixed yields with prime and high choice steers at 30.25 to 31.00 and general grades lower. Trade activity remains active with varied receipts and weights across regions.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Prices From C R Markets Report
Market notes from Cedar Rapids show hog prices with discounts by weight. Butchers receive 25 cents off per 10 pounds from 230 to 160 pounds, plus 50 cents off per weight grade to 300 pounds. Packers face 25 cents off per weight from 300 to 350 pounds, 50 cents off to 500 pounds, and 7 cents off per weight grade above 500 pounds.
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Grain Exchange Slips Across Board In Monday Trade
Chicago AP report shows declines across grains with wheat down about one cent, corn and rye lower, soybeans dipping over two percent, and nearby futures for September. Meats also eased marginally while markets reflected a softer tone.
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Decorah Council to Discuss City Dump Crisis
Decorah city council will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the city’s critical dump problem at Trant Run which is at capacity. A second site owned by Interstate Power Co. but used by the city is also near capacity.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Market Report Fragment
A fragmented OCR market note shows vegetable and fruit prices across Chicago and New York with mixed demand. Potatoes arrivals 73 track 37. Minnesota prices 3.45. Wisconsin 3.16. eggs wholesale unchanged but lower center grades. New York offerings show large and medium sizes with demand easing and various fancy grades quoted.
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Court records show Knoke withdraws plea in robbery case
Gary D. Knoke, 24, of Thirty sixth street drive Sir, withdrew his guilty plea in Linn district court Monday to a June 3 robbery and beating of a totally blind man. He had pleaded guilty Aug 21 and faced sentencing after a pre sentence report. Knoke and another man allegedly robbed Lloyd Hillsheim, 42, of $22 at 1403 C street SW.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Driving While License Suspended
David E. Gaal, 22, of Cedar Rapids, pleaded guilty in Linn district court to driving with a suspended license. Judge Ansel Chapman sentenced him to 120 days in county jail. Gaal is held as an alleged parole violator after arrest on July 16 following a pursuit that ended with his jump into the Cedar River and downstream arrest.
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Rites Tuesday for Clarence Sherman, local business owner
Clarence Ray Sherman 49, longtime Center Point Walker resident and owner of Sherman's Plumbing and Heating in Walker for 20 years, died Friday in an automobile accident near Sargent Minnesota. Born February 3 1920 in Center Point he married Mary Kaufman September 17 1934 in Toddville. Survived by wife two sons Daniel and Charles, a daughter Mrs Gerald Wall, father Charles L Sherman, a sister and three brothers and seven grandchildren. Services 2 pm Tuesday at United Church of Walker with Rev Richard A Snyder graveside Walker cemetery. Friends may call Murdoch funeral home Walser.
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Cedar Rapids
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Urbana
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New Ambulance Law Explained by City Officials
City officials discuss a new ambulance ordinance setting minimum standards for service in Marion. The measure aims to ensure 24 hour operations, qualified drivers and attendants, radio equipment, and sufficient ambulances while not discontinuing service. The ordinance, pending council approval, requires inspections and cooperation with local districts and hospitals.
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Alabama Couple Seeks To Take Girl From Father
A habeas corpus custody suit filed in Linn district court seeks 11 year old Becky Holmberg from her father Guy Holmberg of 4419 Lee Street NE Alabama couple Lester and Eleacher Harwell allege the girl was illegally detained after a California custody decree They claim the father abducted the child following notice of custody action The hearing is set for Sept 16 at 9 a.m. in district court and the Harwells seek custody based on alleged abandonment and improper guardianship.
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City Tax Cut For 22nd Time In Marion Area
The Marion East Cedar Rapids Rotary club will meet Tuesday at the Longbranch Supper Club. The Marion Jaycees plan to meet tonight at 7:30 in the Bouslog-Verhille building as the city continues its 22nd consecutive tax rate cut. The rate, down to 5.7 cents per 100 dollars of assessed valuation, marks a fall from a high of 9.8 cents in 1960. The city expects 21.7 percent more revenue due to rising assessed values. Local notices show various meetings including the Marion Chamber of Commerce board, Industrial board, and Mothers of Twins club. A store ad lists cleaning services and specials. Community events include YMCA activities and a Linn-Mar Board of Education meeting. A hip fracture incident is noted for Mrs. C. Megger.
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