Chicago Produce Market Report and Outlook
A compact note on Chicago produce trends with lingering uncertainty. Analysts cite supply shifts, price pressure, and seasonal demand affecting wholesale buyers and retailers in the midwest market. The report highlights vegetable and fruit movements and potential pricing volatility ahead.
Agencies to probe links between cattle viruses and human disease
U S agencies will study potential links between cattle viruses and human diseases such as cancer and AIDS after petitions by a public interest group. NIH and APHIS noted no evidence that cow viruses cause AIDS, planning blood tests for BIV and surveys of cattle herds, and will screen some dairymen for infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foundation On Economic Trends
National Institutes of Health
Agriculture Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
NIH
James B.wyngaarden
APHIS
Bert W. Hawkins
Jeremy Rifkin
Foundation
Rifkin
Man
Expert says genetic crop boosts not for a decade
Des Moines reports federal expert Michael Phillips told about 300 Farmers Home Administration workers that genetic and technological advances will not meaningfully raise crop yields for roughly ten years. He warned dairy and crop science will reshape farming, while small and midsize farms face shrinking income shares as consolidation grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Aly
Iowa
Michael Phillips
Food and Agricultural Studies
U.S. Office of Technology Assessment
Phillips
Farmers Home Administration
Congress
Linn District Court records show multiple burglary plea deals
Freddie R Londrigan and Jonathon K Neal pleaded guilty to lesser charges in a March 1 Lisbon burglary. Londrigan received a five year suspended sentence with probation. Neal received a deferred sentence with probation and up to 180 days CCC. Several other defendants faced varied sentences or dismissals including Linsley, Hoxworth, and O’Connell with portions of probation, restitution, and transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Freddie R. Londrigan
Lisbon
Jonathon K. Neal
Cedar Rapids
Paul's Auto
Londrigan
Neal
Jeffrey C Hoxworth
Roushar Pharmacy
Hoxworth
Joan J. Linsley
Lasdon
Hiawatha
Linsley
Charlie Howard, Jr
Freddie D. Coleman
Kathleen M. O'Connell
Michael V. Thompson
Marion
Joseph S. Conway
Phillip F. Hughes
Texas
Iowa
Roanna G. Stull
New Mexico
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cedar Rapids Division
The following have filed bankruptcy petitions in the Cedar Rapids Division. Dennis E. Clausen of Cedar Rapids shows $10,463 in debts, $1,000 assets, $500 exempt. Elaine S. Halsch of 7407 Elf Lane NE lists $36,460 debts, $52,755 assets, $52,750 exempt. Jack M. and Marilyn A. Mary of 6022 Crestridge Ave SW report $102,209 debts, $49,800 assets, $3,900 exempt. Robert J. and Betty L. O Mara of Belle Plaine report $121,989 debts, $33,350 assets, $8,350 exempt. Charles A. and Lisa A. Schmidt of Springville show $10,572 debts, $7,124 assets, $6,989 exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dennis E. Clausen
Elaine S. Halsch
Elf Lane
Jack M
Marilyn A. Mary
Crestridge Ave
Robert J
Betty L. O'Mara
Belle Plaine
Charles A
Lisa A. Schmidt
Springville
The Log Accident and Local Incidents Report
Two injured in motorcycle crash at Dodge and Ozark streets NE. Lynn Hochstetler discharged, Todd Ward in good condition. Ward faces failure to maintain control charge. Separate assault cases include Douglas Mevronough accused of threatening and beating Michael Cummings in Marion. Additional notices list burglaries, thefts, and medical emergencies across several street addresses, with multiple arrests for drunken driving and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Ward
Route 4
Iowa City
Lynn Hochstetler
St. Marion
St. Luke's
Dodge
Ozark
Hochstetler
Ward
Vouglas Mevronough
Ozark St
Michael Cummings
Walnut Creek
Calif
1Th
Marion Cummings
McDonough
Patricia Carey
Third Ave
Apt. 1
City briefs feature sales and openings across local merchants
A crowded city brief lists florist ads Peck's Flower Shop and Pierson's Florists, furniture and clothing store sales, restaurant openings like Armstrong's Cedar Room, a childcare center opening, and local events including live music at The Check Inn. Also notes spring plant planters, dental care discounts, and a grand tag sale by The Stable On The Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck’s
Blairs Ferry
Edgewood
Pierson’s Florists
Rocking Horse Childcare Center
1St St. S.W
Tee ‘Armstrong
Cedar Room
Third Street
Peck's Garden Center
Check Inn
Czech Village
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midwest
Sioux City
Joliet
Sena Sora
Eft
Chicago
Omaha
Sear
Nese
C.R. Grain
Anna Secapes
Towa City
Oelwein
Dar Rapids
Towa
Western
Europe
Japan
Buchanan County
Eldon, Rhonda, Donald
Neva Mae Arnold
James L. Beeghly
Land Bank
Beeghly
West Liberty
Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
Grain Warehouse Bureau
Gates Grain Co
Dean Gates
Lafayette
Ohio
Robert Miller
Millersburg
George Fuchs
Paynesvile
Linn District Court
Dawn Bates
Rockford Rd
10Th St
Bates
Mercy Hospital
Carey
Department of Correctional Services
Dale Hartman
Eighth Ave
Sixth St
Shaver Rd
Fifth Ave
32Nd Ave
Glass Road
36Th Ave
Xicky Maker
North Towne and
Center Point Road
Robert Garland
A Ave
Nassau Street
James Teachout
12Th St
Fourth Avenue
12Th Street
Vance Schumacher
18Th St
First Avenue
Lisa Berns
F Avenue
First Street
Gazette
Adv
Tee
Oak Gallery
Lindale Mall
Berger Furrier
Furs Exclusive
Ellis
Center Point Rd
Monty
Gentle Dental East
Hawkeye Downs
Carpet and Furniture Center
16Th Avenue S.W
Herbal Life Products
Susan Atherton
Jonathan
Ray
Bowling S.W
Ad. Ae
Sige
Coventry Gardens
Attention Eagle
Stan Cejka
Nce