Dow Breaks 1000 as Iowa Markets Rally
New York AP reports a sharp rally lifting the Dow Jones Industrial Average past 1000. Gains on the NYSE were broad with high volume as investors bet on Federal Reserve credit policy easing. General Motors led active trading, rising 1 5/8 to 22.
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Cedar Rapids Markets See Prices Dip in Tuesday Livestock Report
Tuesday market notes show cattle and hogs easing with calves and butchers weights around 200 to 230 pounds yielding mixed prices. Packers cut value per weight range and buyers reported slower trade with regional markets listing specific price adjustments and delivery notes across Webster City and Des Moines areas.
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Youth Elected Schools President In Council Bluffs
Atiénael Brudovich was elected president of the Council Bluffs school board at 18, becoming one of the nation’s youngest board members. James Campbell did not seek re election. Viritus Allan, 32, was elected vice president as the board shifts toward moderates amid local education debates.
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James Campbell
Viritus Allan
Wars
Correction notice and event blurbs from Cedar Rapids briefs
A correction states a wealth center committee meeting will be held Thursday at noon in Room E139 at St. Luke's Hospital, not Health Centers of Fives as previously listed. Public invited to Emerald Knights events and Temple Judah games. Lebanese Dinner set for October 17 with local ads and contact references included.
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Former Thai Front Man Returns as Monk After Exile
Thai ex-Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn, ousted in 1973, reappears in Bangkok streets in saffron robes amid questions from authorities about allowing him to stay. Protests by students who led the uprising raise risk of unrest, while others push for Thanom’s deportation or trial on charges of ordering the military killings of 72 civilians in 1973.
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IDOT Okays Plans for Highway 30
AMES Iowa plans approval of a scaled down concept for improvements to US highway 218 in Heaton county to highway 349 in Lin county. The project will add two lanes to the present highway rather than building a new four lane road and upgrading the existing two lanes is to be referenced. Local residents support the plan noting budget constraints and anticipated right of way considerations. Also includes a community event listing for Duck's Breath Theater and local notices and ads.
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Iowa
DUP Mat
Pogram
Meeting on Squaw Creek Area Traffic Delayed
Residents and parents urge action on traffic safety near Squaw Creek school on Vernon road east of Cedar Rapids. Assistant County Engineer Jody Nelson arranged a meeting with state and school officials, but board discussion remained brief. Free busing is in place while a final plan is drafted for next Monday.
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Magistrate Court Actions List Fables and Fines Across Towns
A dense list details magistrate court actions with numerous defendants from multiple addresses across Iowa towns. Individuals including Linda Dahl, Pamela Yate, Kenneth Bans, Chester Painter, and more face fines ranging from $10 to $108 plus costs for offenses such as speeding, disobeying stop signs, reckless driving, and plate or registration violations. The document notes penalties for intoxication, license infractions, and other traffic related offenses with varied results and amounts.
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Gelwein
Danial Walte
Ohio Street
Linda Dahl
Vernon Madel
Thomas Gebhard
Dyersville
Aid Flavid Factor
Eighth Street
Costa
Pamela Yate
Coralville
Campbell Gould
Handamenart
Kenneth Bans
Third Avenue
Chester Painter
Swisher
Victor Klopfenseit
Sixth Street
Cedar Replay
Patricia Swaim
Revenue
Noeny Haskell
Forty-ninth Strane
Gary Husman
Anamosa
Mark Sacar
Sixteenth Avenue
Cleo Luter
Tenth Avenue
Banaid Estatt
Jenasa Avenue
James Hidinger
Fxho Lane
Robert Williams
Avenue
Craig Stephan
Hickory Hill Lane
Gary Willey
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Charles Kimm
Jerry
Wollamler
Bowling Street
Steven Kramer
Heathtreet
Debra Morgan
Ninl Avenue
Ronald Hofland
Sylvia Avenue
Robert Skellon
Weetland Toad
Coats
Richard Lueders
Fleetwood Drive
James Dircks
J Avenue
Robert Bascom
Avanuo
John Ber
Peru
Keith McGowan
Vinton
William Moore
Anamasa
Carl Hulke
Bfth Avenue
Toni Lee
C Street
Costa Racing
Giareme Coletean
Fey
Third Street
Alee Aliant
I Pny Mill
Tones Averse
Stoo
Regis McNonara
F Avenue
Robert Meier
Mantclair Drive
Mary Kappes
Philippines marks fifth year under martial law
Manila United Press International reports on the Philippines entering its fifth year of martial rule under Ferdinand Marcos. The regime has jailed tens of thousands, curbed press freedom, banned foreign travel, and detained political opponents while tightening control over state affairs since 1972. The piece contrasts the crackdown with America’s historic Surveyor 3 moon mission milestone from years ago.
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UPI
Dex
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Henigna Aquino
Jr Marcos
Agia Ify
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