Wall Street Retreat After Early Rally Fades
New York stocks fell for the fourth straight session as banks raised lending rates. The Dow slid 3.37 points near midday, while declines outpaced advances on the NYSE with 6,274 stocks down to 5,90. The NYSE index dipped to 4426, and NASDAQ slid 13 to 74.73. Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with Friday prices for delivered butcher hogs, while Chicago grain prices showed slight fluctuations and Des Moines reports noted steadier farm quotes.
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Iowa and New York Livestock Market Reports Summary
Iowa and New York livestock markets show moderate trade and mixed demand. Slaughter cattle and hog prices vary by weight and grade with reports of several price ranges and steady to lower bids. receipts for the week estimate toward 50,000 cattle and hogs, with regional market notes from Des Moines and Webster City.
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Army Used LSD In Interrogation Reports
Senate hearing reveals army intelligence used LSD in two interrogation sessions before 1963. Sen. Edward Kennedy declined to name recipients, citing national security. He noted sensitive intelligence activities raise serious questions about intelligence gathering. The sessions were reportedly not conducted by U S soldiers.
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Black Dragon bakery banned by Gen MacArthur
Thirty years ago the notorious Black Dragon bakery, central to Japan's war effort, was banned by General Douglas MacArthur as part of postwar controls.
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Senator Roth Seeks White House Energy Talks Monday
Senator William Roth urges President Ford to use congressional levers to keep a temporary extension of domestic oil price controls alive. He says a near 50-50 resolution is possible and warns against letting a compromise collapse over partisan disputes. The House backed a through Oct 31 extension while talks continue, but Senate Democrats demand assurances Ford won’t submit a decentral plan before Nov 1.
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County Attorney Drops Charge Against Burrows
Ralph B. Burrowes, 45, of 1405 First Avenue NW, was booked Thursday on a charge of malicious injury before the county attorney’s office reduced the case to criminal trespass related to an incident at 725 First Avenue SW. Burrowes pleaded innocent in magistrate court and was released on his own recognizance. Trial set.
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Linn
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Virotma Soukve
Wy Clerk
Local Crime Briefs Highlight Thefts And Break-ins
Multiple residents report thefts from vehicles and homes across the city. Items stolen include an AM FM radio, camera lenses, a TV, a clock, speakers, a turntable, and jewelry valued from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Also noted are a used book sale update and gun shop ads.
Before Revolution, New England Colonists Called Dogs Snarleyyow
In historical notes from New York UPI reports, Massachusetts hay colonists used the term snarley yow to describe dogs prior to the American Revolution. The article outlines the slang and regional usage among colonial farmers.
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UPI
Rockefeller warns aid culture risks American society
Vice President Rockefeller on a two day Southwest swing says Judeo Christian heritage and free enterprise clash with charity overreach. He cautions that overpromising to help the needy may threaten the nation and credits President Ford for restraint amid political pressure.
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Viets Threaten Self Immolation Over Flight Home
Twenty Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton threaten to burn themselves or their children if not flown to Guam to join 1 600 others waiting to return to Communist South Vietnam. They fear delays and demand immediate arrangements despite safety limits and Guam authorities' refusals.
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Appointments to Iowa State Agencies Named in Rao Front
Gov Hobert J Ray announces new members to the comprehensive health planning advisory council task force on early childhood development and the Towas library commission. Appointees include Janet Shipton Iowa City representing providers Bernard Sanache Towas rural Tome and Charles Caldwell Towas City representing consumers.
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Towas City
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Griffin Eyes Congress Probe Over Hoffa Disappearance
Senator Robert Griffin says Kammy Hoffa’s vanishing could involve organized crime and pension funds. A federal grand jury continues work as state officials express doubt about ever solving the mystery.
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GAO says White House inflated federal regulation costs
The General Accounting Office reports the Ford administration overestimated annual regulatory costs by about 69 billion dollars. The GAO criticizes the White House Office of Management and Budget for ignoring some regulation benefits and argues for balanced accounting of costs and benefits in federal regulation analysis.
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FCC Rules Out AT&T Cut Rates To News Services
The FCC determined an illegal Telpak exemption allowed news services to lease lines cheaper than AT&T rates and ordered AT&T to remove the discrimination within 30 days. It targeted preferential press rates and found AT&T could not justify reduced simplex or half duplex transmission for news clients.
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Notice of Rezoning Hearing in Linn County District Court
Legal notices from the Linn County District Court announce a petition for absolute divorce and marriage dissolution. The notice warns respondents of potential default and court action if they fail to respond by a set date in September 1875.
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Probate of Will Notice and Executor Appointment
Notice in the district court announces probate of the will of Mel Ali deceased and names executors Fred Reton and Bayard Bomelough. Creditors and interested parties are informed to present claims within six months. the estate is to be administered under the Second subdivision. Public announcement for relevant parties to appear and settle debts and claims accordingly.
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Hiawatha Iowa considers 1974 road repairs and parking changes
City of Hiawatha weighs a paving project and street improvements near Fit Avenue. Officials plan road work to address parking problems and street conditions. City Clerk's notes reference DOT coordination and zoning steps as part of the process.
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Astronaut Charles Duke Announces Retirement Plans
Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke, age 34 and an Air Force colonel, said Friday he will resign from NASA and the Air Force. He did not disclose future plans and has been with the program since 1966.
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