Stocks Turn Mixed After NYC Aid Plan Adoption
New York shares drifted as the market opened mixed after New York City aid legislation passed and was signed into law. The Dow dipped to 839.17 by afternoon as NYSE leaders showed modest moves with Sony among the most active issues, cuts in earnings estimates cited by brokers.
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Iowa Interest Tuesday Market Snapshot
The page shows a dense stock and commodity listing with numerous company names and figures followed by livestock futures and regional cattle and hog quotes. It includes Lamson Brothers price quotes, Beatrice Foods, Texaco, Textron, United Fire, Uniroyal, and regional markets in Sioux City Waterloo and Joliet with hogs, cattle, and futures.
Cedar Rapids and Des Moines Livestock Market Prices
Des Moines reports moderate trade with No 1-3 cattle and hogs higher and prices steady. Des Moines and Omaha detail 200-650 lb hogs 55-59.75 and steer beef 77.75-82.00. Webster City notes hogs 59.25-59.50 and sows 53.50-54.50, with limited slaughter cattle to set trends.
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Iowa
UPI
Waterloo
Joliet, Ill
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Omaha
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U.S
Webster City
Central
California
Wisconsin
Reds
Washington Norgolds
Colorado
Colorado Norgolds
Corn Falls Near Limit as Futures Slide in Chicago Market
Chicago AP reports corn futures dropped near the 10 cent limit with September option failing to resist, closing down 9 cents per bushel. Soybeans fell 5 cents, oats and wheat 3%. Contracts show September corn at 2.95, soybeans 5.43, wheat 4.0644, oats 1.58. Cash grain prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with various grade quotes.
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Chicago
Amalong Plans Retirement From Wilson & Co.
Henry S. Amalong, 61, will retire as executive vice president and chief operating officer of Wilson & Co. effective April 1 1976. He will assist as needed through Friday and then consult afterward. Amalong joined Wilson in 1933 and rose through multiple roles before becoming president and CEO of Wilson & Sinclair and later COO and director of Wilson.
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Wilson & Co
Henry S. Amalong
Kennedy J. Griggy
Wilson
Amalong
Greensburg,Penn
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Wilson- Sinclair Co
Man Arrested On Drug Count After Traffic Stop
Russell Williams, 27, of 2621 Johnson avenue NW, was charged with possession of a controlled substance after police stopped a car with stolen plates in the 200 block of First avenue SE. Three other occupants fled on approach. eight beer cans and marijuana were found in the car. Williams posted a $750 bond and was released from county jail.
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Johnson Avenue NW
First Avenue SE
Williams
Bike Riding Purse Snatcher Strikes in C R
A bicycle riding boy grabbed a purse from Mabel Gordon at 3 p m in the 100 block of Fourteenth Street SE. He fled with the bag containing 30 dollars a check book credit cards and several birthday cards and was accompanied by another youth.
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Mabel Gordon
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth Street SE
Lightning Bolt Kills Knoxville Housewife as Infant Safe
A lightning bolt vaporized wiring and struck a Knoxville home, killing Karen Hemmer, 26, while an 18 month old Vietnamese girl she held remained unharmed. The infant was fully clothed. autopsy was not ordered. Neighbors saw the bolt hit the house and smoke from an attic vent.
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Knoxville
UPI
Marion County
John Griffin
Griffin
Karen Hemmer
Power Company
Elkport Driver In Fair Condition After Wreck
Elport man Ervin Wel chert of Rockford Illinois was listed in fair condition at Guttenberg hospital after failing to negotiate a curve on a county road south of Elkport Monday night. His car went through the intersection and into a ditch, rolling over.
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Elkport
Ervin Welchert
Rockford
Ill
Guttenberg Hospital
Arson Fire Found in Linn County Social Services Office
Firemen responded to a Tuesday afternoon blaze set behind a fire cabinet on the first floor of the Linn County Health Center building at 400 Third Avenue SE. A health center spokesman said the fire was deliberate and extinguished with a extinguisher before firefighters arrived. A pattern of recent fires in waste baskets in the social services offices is suspected to be arson. Lt. Marvin Heath noted a match used to ignite items including a plastic purse, a book, and a wig in Gwen Bird’s office. no match was found at first. Bird left briefly and returned to find the fire.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Department of Social Services
Health Center
Third Avenue SE
Social Services
Marvin Heath
Gwen Bird
Bird
Polls Open for School Board Elections Across Two Districts
Polls stay open until 9 p m Tuesday in the Marion Independent and Linn-Mar districts. Linn-Mar voters cast ballots at Indian Creek Elementary while Marion Independent voters use Starry Emerson Washington and Marion Community Center. Voters in Linn-Mar face a $295 000 bond proposal for central campus upgrades including Novak Elementary remodels and parking lot work.
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Indian Creek
Indian Creek Road
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Emerson
Washington
Marion Community Center
Irving School
Novak
Hall and Kraut File Papers for City Council Seats
Incumbent Hurley W. Hall of the Second Ward and Charles Kraut of Alpine Road have filed nomination papers for City Council. Kraut is the fourth to file. Parmenter also filed for treasurer. Filing deadline is Sept 25 at 5 pm. primary if needed on Oct 21. final election Nov 4.
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Hurley W. Hall
McGowan Boulevard
Charles Kraut
Alpine Road
Jack Parmenter
Udall Brother’s Campaign Stops In Iowa Villages
Former U S interior secretary Stewart Udall will visit Iowa City Cedar Rapids Fayette and Grinnell Wednesday to back his brother Mor ris Udall Arizona Democrat a presidential hopeful. He will keynote at Upper Iowa college Fayette and hold a Grinnell college coffee stop Iowa City luncheon Cedar Rapids coffee and Fayette meeting with Walter Griffin a state Democratic official prior to overnight in Waterloo and a Thursday speech at South Dakota State University Brookings.
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Marion magistrate court rounds up Monday cases
Speeding and traffic offenses were heard with defendants named Kevin J. McKenna Mary A. Lundby Mark R. Locke Douglas W. Henderson Phillip S. Lange Randa R. Buckley Charlotte I. Sixta Phillip Lange Terry E. Hasley and others. A Marion Independent School Board meeting and Chamber of Commerce board session were announced with details and times.
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Kevin J. McKenna
Central City
Mary A. Lundby
Fourteenth Street
Mark R. Locke
Coggan
Douglas W. Henderson
First Avenue
Phillip S. Lange
Fifth Avenue
Randa R. Buckley
Sugar Pine Drive
Cedar Rapids
Charlote I. Sixta
Maplecrest Drive
Terry E. Hasley
Hume Drive
Meeting Set on Fifth Street W Traffic Signal
A public meeting is set for 7 30 p m at St Patrick s school gym to review the traffic signal at First avenue and Fifth street W. Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck and Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer will assess the scope and its relation to 1380 amid debates over replacement after metro work.
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Fifth Street W
James Steinbeck
Mel Meyer
St. Patrick’s School
Church Parish
Fifth
Sixth Streets
City studying new signing for bad intersection
Traffic engineer Mel Meyer was told to study warning devices to prevent crashes at the county health department building at Avenue and Center Point Road NE. He noted one or two unreported incidents occur yearly, and said current signing is adequate if drivers stay at the speed limit. Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck confirmed reckless driving charges have been filed in each ramming incidents. Today Former presidential candidate Alfred Landon is 88 years old.
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Mel Meyer
County Health Department
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