Market slips as rate rise dampens trading
New York AP reports stock market drifted for a fourth straight session with light volume. Analysts blame the higher prime rate to 5 percent at Mellon National and First National City, plus Middle East fighting and Southeast Asian communist gains for the retreat. Dow Jones avg closes down 1.21 to 961.24.
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New York
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
First National City Bank
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Wall Street
Cedar Rapids hog market prices slide and Iowa bids
Cedar Rapids hog market Saturday bids show 25 cent drop. Friday delivered weights 200 to 230 pounds ranged 28.50 to 29.00, with sows 25.50 to 25.75. Packers and heavier butchers priced variably by weight. Grain and poultry prices listed. Des Moines market shows trade active, demand uneven, butchers 25 to 50 cents lower and sows steady to 25 cents lower. Friday livestock figures include 50,000 estimate, with prior day and week comparisons.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Butchers and sows hold steady with firm quotes
Butchers and sows were steady with country prices at 28.25 for butchers and 24.50 for sows. Packing plant delivery quotes ranged from 28.00 to 28.50 for butchers and from 24.25 to 24.75 for sows.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices From Yesterday’s Quotations
Chicago AP reports yesterday's grain quotes with No 2 soft red wheat at 1.84 and No 2 hard red at 1.84, No 2 yellow corn at 1.35, No 2 extra heavy white oats at 1.14, No 1 yellow soybeans at 3.48, and soybean oil at 10.29.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers High
Chicago (Ap
Marion YMCA fall schedule and weeknight activities
Registration for Marion YMCA ends next week as the fall schedule begins September 18. Daily non aquatic and gym sessions are listed for weekdays, with specific times for open gym, grade school and family spaces, and various youth and adult programs. The notice also lists church services and times for multiple local congregations and denominations across several addresses.
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YMCA
Marion
Fiery Auto Crash Claims Bellevue Man
BELLEVUE Lee Ales Jr. 51 of rural Bellevue died Saturday when he was thrown from a car that landed on him and burst into flames after leaving the highway on a curve. His wife Pauline was reported in fair condition at a local hospital. Officers learned he was pinned beneath the vehicle only after Mrs. Ales asked about her husband en route to the hospital.
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Bellevue
Lee Ales, Jr
Pauline
Ales
Plane lands on road near Sumner. pilot charged
Minneapolis pilot Robert Cody, 45, mistook a country road two miles south of Sumner for Davenport airport Friday night. He landed, nearly forced a vehicle off the road, and was charged with intoxication. Cody held for arraignment in a justice court Saturday.
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Sumner
Minneapolis
Here
Davenport
Robert Cody
Cody
Justice of the Peace Court
Central Iowa Stockyards Prices Reported in Webster City
AP reports livestock quotations from Webster City Iowa with cattle demand weak and no prime cattle offered. Prices range around 29.50 for top cattle, hogs mixed with 38 to 40 dollars per hundredweight, sows steady near 35 to 38, weekly estimates project 50 cattle and 700 hogs for Friday.
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Webster City
Central
Iowa
Midwest carrot power trade and meat market notes
Des Moines AP report covers Friday Midwest carrot market activity with no sales for town and river area. Beef and pork trades show steer and heifer prices near 50 higher, 500-700 lb heifers around 52.00, pork loins and hams steady to lower with 14-17 lb loins around 60.00 and 60.50, ham prices listed as 0.00 for 17-20 lb.
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DES Moines
USDA
Midwest
Postville beef prices show wide ranges by grade
Friday market quotes in Postville list prime steers 35.00 to 36.00, choice steers 34.00 to 35.00, good steers 29.50 to 31.00, standard steers 28.00 to 32.50, choice heifers 32.50 to 33.50, good heifers 28.50 to 30.00, utility cows 23.00 to 27.00, canner and commercial cows 22.00 to 26.00, bulls 30.00 to 32.00.
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Postville
New York Produce Quotations From Yesterday
AP USDA wholesale offerings in New York were fully adequate to ample on many lines with demand slow to fair. Butter offerings were barely adequate to adequate and demand was irregular with prices unchanged. Key quotes covered Fancy large Whites 36 1/2 to 40, Fancy medium 32 to 34 1/2, Fancy smalls 21 to 23.
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New York
USDA
Stolen Property Charge Filed Against Local Youth
Donald T. Carnicle, 19, of 226 Fourth Street NW, arrested Friday on a charge of receiving stolen property after allegedly selling a stolen bicycle. The buyer reported the bicycle as stolen when attempting to license it. Carnicle held in city jail on a $500 bond.
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Donald T. Carnicle
Fourth Street
Carnicle
Officers Named By Iowa Daily Press Assn
Robert E. Evans publisher of the Clinton Herald became president of the Iowa Daily Press Assn replacing Robert Merryman of the Fort Dodge Messenger. A Richard Gross of Council Bluffs Nonpareil was elected executive vice president and William Fahy of Muscatine Journal was named second vice-president. Board members include Joseph Hladkey III Mitch Faulkner Gerald Moriarity Win Wat son Kenneth Greene for terms.
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Joseph Hladkey III
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mitch Faulkner
Oskaloosa Herald
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ottumwa Courier
Win Watson
Cedar Valley Times of
Vinton
Kenneth E. Greene
Iowa City Press-Citizen
IDPA
Ames Motorist Charged After C R Auto Mishap
Roger G. Lee of Ames was charged with failing to have his vehicle under control after a two car crash at the Sixth street and Seventy sixth avenue SW intersection. Werner of Tama stopped for a red signal and was struck. passenger Barbara Imhoff of Chicago was taken to Tama Clinics for injuries.
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Roger G. Lee
Ames
Sixth Street
Seventy-sixth Avenue
Kathleen G. Werner
Tama
Werner
Barbara Imhoff
Chicago
Senst Appointed To Parks Post In Linn County
Randolph Senst a Minnesota technical college graduate will join Linn county conservation board as park officer in Pinicon Ridge on Sept 18. He currently works for Minnesota Department of Natural Resources at Whitewater State Park and previously for the U.S. Forest Service at Grand Marais. He replaces Lee Slaymaker who left for Kirkwood Community College and will reside at Pinicon Ridge with duties spanning Pinicon Ridge Jay G Sigmund memorial site Wakpida natural environment unit and public use areas.
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Randolph Senst
University of Minnesota Technical College
Crookston
Minn
Linn County Conservation Board
Pinicon Ridge
Senst
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Whitewater State Park
U.S. Forest Service
Grand Marias
Lee Slaymaker
Kirkwood Community College
Pinicon Ridge Park
Jay G. Sigmund Memorial Site
Wakpiada Natural Environment Unit
Linn G.O.P. Sets Cedar Rapids Voter Drive Role
Linn County Republicans join a nationwide voter registration effort. County Chairman Gerald Sullivan announced Friday that State Rep. Joan Lipsky will direct Cedar Rapids participation in the drive sponsored by the Committee to Re-elect the President.
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Linn G.O.P
Linn County Republicans
Gerald Sullivan
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs: Theft Reports and Local Notices
A string of small thefts and property losses spans multiple locations. Karen L. Clark reports $1450 stolen from her Ellis Boulevard NW home between Aug 1 and Friday. Ed's Super 100 notes $51 cash taken from its Center Point Road NE station between 11 am and 4 pm on Sept 1. A tent valued at $25 was taken from David Collins address on G Avenue NW Friday between 1 and 8 am. Wagamon Carburetor moved to 608 2nd Ave SE rear. A sound projector valued at $300 was stolen from Sta Power Distributors office Aug 30 or 31. Jerome's lists birthyear coin sets with most dates available. John Breck reports a tape player, tapes, and speakers valued at $150 stolen from his car at Hawkeye Downs between 8 and 10:30 pm. Stolen items valued at $44 from St. Pius church building between 5 pm Wednesday and 7:30 am Thursday. Linda L. Schwieger reports a $400 television stolen from her home between 10 pm Friday and 1 am Saturday. Cedar Rapids meter department notes the theft of four parking meters valued at $326.84 from the 600 block of Seventh Street SE between 6 pm Thursday and 7 am Friday. Mrs. Wallace Boyson’s father Darwin B. Cooper, 81, dies prompting services Monday at 1:30 pm in St. Paul’s United Methodist Church LaPorte City. Johanssen-Ros sow funeral home handling arrangements.
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Cedar Rapids
Seventh Street SE
Wallace Boyson
Man Accused of Selling Narcotic Conspiracy Charged
Robert V. Drahovzal of 2673 Schaeffer drive SW was arrested at home Friday and charged with conspiracy to sell a controlled substance and sale of a substance believed to be heroin. He allegedly sold heroin to a metro narcotics agent in April and is held on $10,000 bond.
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Robert V. Drahovzal
Schaeffer Drive
Drahovzal
Metro
Cedar Falls Man Is Indicted on Embezzling Count
Charles W. Webb Jr an executive vice president at First Federal Savings and Loan Cedar Falls is indicted on eight counts including two charges of transporting stolen travelers checks to San Francisco and six counts of embezzling funds from the institution on dates from 1971 to 1972 totaling $34,000. Webb is described as a fugitive and has been away from work since August 4.
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Cedar Falls
First
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Cedar Rapids
Charles W. Webb
U.S
Evan Hultman
The
Webb
Savings and Loan
San Francisco
Trial Stated in U.S. Court on Induction Case
Stephen R. Cannon of Ft. Dodge pled innocent in Cedar Rapids federal court to failing to report for military induction. Indicted December 1970, arrested August 7 in Monterey, California, with trial set for October 30. Bond $2,000 with ten percent cash. release conditioned on returning to Fort Dodge and staying within the northern Iowa federal district.
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Stephen R. Cannon
Ft. Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Cannon
Edward J. McManus
FBI
Monterey
Calif
Iowa
California
Fort Dodge
Boy Hurt in Bicycle Car Collision on Newspaper Route
Duane Swenka, 17, Hazleton, suffered head injuries and was in fairly good condition at Peoples Memorial hospital after a Friday bicycle accident on his newspaper route. He rode into the path of a car driven by Carmel Kureth of Minnesota. he struck the hood and his head went through the windshield. Investigators continue review of the incident.
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Hazleton
Duane Swenka
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Independence
Minnesota
Carmel Kureth
One Killed Four Hurt in Auto Crash Near DYSART
Stanley Summers 48 of Bettendorf died in a head-on two-vehicle crash seven miles south of Dysart on Highway 21. His wife Beatrice 43, also of Bettendorf, was injured and taken to a hospital along with other crash victims returning from Cedar Falls.
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Dysart
Stanley Summers
Bettendorf
Here
Highway 21
Summers
Beatrice
Cedar Falls
Accident on highway 21 injures two families
A head on collision on a Tama Benton county line bridge injured Mrs Summers and David Fellows from Bettenford while Debra Hobbs eight months pregnant and Bradley Hobbs were hospitalized. The truck, owned by Ahren Construction Co., rolled and traffic was halted for nearly two hours as rescuers freed occupants. Investigators continued probe Saturday.
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Summers
Scholtz Hospital
Waterloo
David Fellows
Bettendorf
St. Francis Hospital
Tama-Benton County
Bradley Hobbs
Debra Hobbs
Marengo
Ahren Construction Co
Amana
Hobbs
Luana Youth In Critical Condition After Rural Crash
Larry R. Dundee, 17, of Luana, was listed in critical condition at Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse after a river road crash near Clermont when his car slid broadside and rolled over. Two other Luana teens, Alice and Robert Capell, 17, were treated and released from Postville hospital. The accident was under investigation.
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Clermont
Larry R. Dundee
Luana
Lutheran Hospital
LaCrosse
Wis
Dundee
Alice
Robert Capell
Postville Hospital
Yet Company Are Fined in Federal Court
Dr. Orlie J. Mayfield of Charles City and Mayfield Laboratories were fined $30 and $1,000 respectively for shipping adulterated products. Hodges dismissed two counts. authorities say he repackaged an animal biotic from a manufacturer as Dr. Mayfield's Oxy-Tet without proper FDA relabeling.
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Charles City
Orlie J. Mayfield
Mayfield Laboratories
James Hodges
Dr. Mayfield
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Mayfield
Food and Drug Administration
Cedar Rapids Trucking Firm Fined For COD Remittance Violations
B and F Transfer of Cedar Rapids was fined 300 dollars by U S Magistrate James Hodges for three counts of failing to remit cash on delivery proceeds within ten days. Orville D Faulkner, president, appeared in court. Two similar counts were dismissed and five other charges involving unauthorized routings were dropped.
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Cedar Rapids
B and F Transfer
U. S
James Hodges
Orville D. Faulkner
Interstate Commerce Commission
C.C.D
Central Y Offers Remaining Openings in Tiny Tot Swim Classes
Central branch YMCA officials announced several openings remain in Tiny Tot swimming programs starting next week. Five and ten week sessions available with twice weekly classes on Wednesdays and Fridays, plus limited spots on Mondays or Saturdays. Ages 6 to 36 months eligible. cost 10 dollars per ten lessons. registrations by phone at 366-6421.
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Central Branch Ymca
Central Branch Desk
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William C. Larson
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lyle W. Lee
Grace Baptist
S. 15Th St
Don R. Martin
Robins Faith Baptist
Main and Mentzersts
Tom R. Hawkins
Squaw Creek
Wilkins School
Kermit W. Jelmeland
St. Joseph’s Catholic
5Th Ave
Justin A. Kane
Martin W. Pfath
John Casey
14Th St
Christian
McGowan Blvd
Peter M. Morgan
Robins Church of the Brethren
Elmer West
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Ave
Denny J. Brake
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Otto A. Zwanziger
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
John D. Huber, Jr
First United Methodist
Glen W. Lamb
Marshall Monther
Prairie Chapel
United Methodist
Clive Cook
First Presbyterian
12Th St
Rupert E. Lapthorn
Durwood Busse
Reformed Presbyterian
S. 15Th
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
9Th Ave
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
2Nd Ave
W. Allen Bond
Webster City Livestock
Postville Beef
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Parks
Karen L. Clark
Ellis Boulevard
Center Point Road
David Collins
G Avenue NW
Wagamon
Sta Power Distributors
Johnson Avenue
Jerome’s. Adv
John Breck
Olin
Hawkeye Downs
St. Pius Church
Fiftieth Street
Council Avenue
Linda L. Schwieger
Seventh Avenue SE
University of Northern Town
C.O.D
1St St
Sabine Services Cleaners
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