Small Stock Rally Fueled by Oil Price Prospects
New York markets posted a modest gain as energy issues favored by higher foreign oil prices boosted the Dow by 1.58 to 988.45. The Dow’s weekly loss narrowed to 0.66 point amid broad actives with Mesa Petroleum and Reserve Oil & Gas among top gainers, while utilities and Nasdaq also rose on the session.
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Iowa readers see day’s stock prices and grain quotes
The Iowa edition covers Friday NYSE price movements, with listings for many stocks including Amex, Boeing, Coca Cola, Exxon, Ford, Dow components, and rail names. It also notes Chicago grain quotes for wheat, corn, and soybeans, and Des Moines beef and pork market summaries.
Cedar Rapids Briefs Additions and ads fill local page
Portable heater stolen from Hamilton Co truck valued 229 dollars between Friday and Tuesday. Community notices include Junior Bowlers free clinic September 1 at Town & Country Bowl, and various sales, political ads, and events across Cedar Rapids with dates, addresses, and contact numbers.
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Ford offers 9 percent raise as strike odds grow
Ford Motor Co. proposed a three year contract with a nearly nine percent wage increase for its 170,000 hourly workers while the United Auto Workers signaled the deal might not avert a walkout. UAW President Leonard Woodcock urged caution, stating optimism was fading as bargaining stretched past two days. Ford dropped most health insurance cost shifts but held firm on paid days off, a key union demand. The dispute centers on reducing work time to preserve and create jobs, with Ford opposing paying workers not to work. A news blackout was anticipated as marathon talks continued.
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Iowa Hog Market Reports Moderate Trade Slated Friday
Iowa hog prices show moderate demand with lighter live weights moving slower than Thursday. No 1 200-230 lb hogs bring 40.00 to 41.00, 230-250 lb 39.25 to 40.50, 270-300 lb 35.50 to 39.50, while sows decline to 32.75 to 35.50. Corn and soybeans set US prices with Friday deliveries. No 1 yellow corn at 2.63, No 1 yellow soybeans at 6.98, oats at 1.52, and grain prices in Chicago show No 2 hard winter wheat around 3.20 and corn near 2.92. Gold and silver quotations noted for Friday.
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U S Malls Auto Air Bag Ruling Sparks Public Comments
Officials at the U S Department of Transportation are reviewing thousands of letters on passive restraint systems like airbags. A decision is expected by January 1, with comments due by September 16. The campaign weighs costs, effectiveness, freedoms, and safety in shaping future auto standards.
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Transportation
William Coleman
Transportation Department
Washington
Safety Belt Trade Association
Ralph Nader
Coleman
Retire Rich: A Physician Investor Considers Farmland Bonds and Plans
A physician with 160 acres valued for potential $300,000 earnings reflects on retirement needs and possible investments. He weighs selling farm assets for top-quality bonds to yield $25,000 annually, considers Treasury bonds for safety, and seeks tax and estate guidance. Readers discuss GNMA guarantees, prudent distributions, and charitable annuities as retirement options, with Sam Shulsky inviting questions for further retirement planning guidance.
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Sam Shulsky
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