Muscatine Daily Report District court roundup
Muscatine district and police courts report a series of cases from December 1969 including Richard LeRoy Edwards sentenced to up to ten years in Anamosa for a Muscatine High School break-in. Other dispositions include traffic violations disturbing peace shoplifting juvenile releases and faulty equipment penalties with several defendants ordered to pay fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard LeRoy Edwards
E. 4Th St
Anamosa
Muscatine High School
Dudge
Jon R. Pearce
Tony de Wayne Viner
Alalissa
Daryl Snyder
E. Gnd St
Harold Samuel Thompson
Culver St
Isett Ave
Colver
David Welze
Indiana St
Justice Court
Ray Pace
Joseph &. Fournier
Grand Ave
Walter Pilgram
James Leroy
Mid- Kiff
Hershey Ave
Denis Dale Edwards
Town Ave
Stock market drop deepens as Dow slides. mixed gains elsewhere
New York stocks kept falling at noon with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 4.49 to 783.54 as analysts forecast further declines in the absence of uplifting news. Motor, mail order retail, aircraft, utilities, chemicals, rails, and oils led declines while steels and tobaccos rose. 17 of 20 top Big Board issues fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Litton Industries
Gulf Oil
Corn futures inch higher as snow slows movement
Corn futures rose about one cent on the Chicago Board of Trade while oats wheat and soybeans edged lower or held tight. Snow across the Midwest reduced hedging and potential movement from farms while some traders noted limited activity and softer prices in other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Obituaries and Funerals in Muscatine area
Obituary items list Joe David Newell a Columbus Junction farmer who died at Washington County Hospital followed by services at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home and burial in Indian Creek Cemetery. Other notices include Rosie Elizabeth McNall, Verna Zoller, Albert Rankins, John Thuman Jr., William Pantel and Fred Fuller. Also many memorials for Campbell and LaRue families with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Newell
Columbus Junction
Joe David Newell
Washington County Hospital
Stacy Lewis
Leo K. Ruley
Pleasant Grove Community Church
Indian Creek
Muscatine
Thomas Herbert Newell
Mildred Hill Newell
Joy Dee Viner
Leits
Scott Thomas Newell
Natalie Dee Newell
Noel Newell
Des Moines
Roger
Marianne) Hunt
Seattle
Wash
Isabelle Hill
Pleasant Grove
Farm Bureau
Louisa County Pork Producers Association
Rosie Elizabeth McNall
Rosie
Rosa
Elizabeth McNall
George M. Wittich
William Kay Moser
Greenwood Cemetery
McNall
Riverview Heights
Johnson County
Iowa
Fred
Susan Burgess Krueger
Rosie Krueger
John W. Hughes
de Wain McKinney
Ernest McNair
Floyd
Florence) Irwin
Floyd D. McKinney
Hampton
John Krueger
Mary Wagner
Joy
Fred Hank
Brighton
Verna Zoller
Locust St
Ralph J. Wittich
Frank Gillett
Zoller
Muscatine General Hospital
John C. Thuman, JR
John €. Thuman, Jr
T. Ray Crews
Florence Hetzler
Grandview Cemetery
William C.J. Pantel
William C. J. Pantel
George M. Witlich
Raymond van Dolah
Richard Dilts
Fred Fuller
Riley Funeral Home
Joseph Bernard
Margaret Corcoran Fuller
St. Mathias Church
Leo J. Fuller
Ralph
Marguerite) Fuller
West Des Moines
Ray Campbell
E. St. St
Topeka
Kansas
Joseph
Agnes GeHz Bennett
Raymond Campbell
Tampa
Fla
Raymond E. Campbell
Twwo
John Alexander, Jr
Harold Alexander
Rock Island
Floyd Great Garrett
John Alexander
Funeral
Donald Bertin
Vic) LaRue
Frank Gillet
VFW
American Legion
LaRue
Veteran’s Hospital
Town City
McKinsey
Oakland
Calif
Juanita Honts
Theodore
Tom) Kneer
Vincent Walsh
Connie Hermann
Larry Gundrum
Neil Gundrum
Fred Kneer
Harold Wingerier
Jesse G. Selvedge
David T. Kneer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kneer
House panel slashes Nixon foreign aid to 1.6 billion
The House Appropriations Committee cut Nixon's foreign aid to about 1.6 billion. It also approved 54.5 million to supply fighter planes to Nationalist China while trimming economic aid by about 1 billion. Overall, the bill totals about 2.5 billion in direct foreign aid and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
China
Peace Corps
House
Chiang Kai-shek
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations Committee
New turn in Paris peace talks outlined by Viet Cong
In Paris a Viet Cong spokesman said unconditional withdrawal from Vietnam over six months could lead to talks on safety guarantees during the pullout. Ly Van Sau framed six months as reasonable, noting U S troops could leave rapidly, countering earlier calls for a shorter timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Ly van Sau
Sau
Chicago Market Hog and Cattle Prices Report
CHICAGO AP market update shows hogs 25 to 30 cents higher on 4,500 head receipts. Slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower, heifers steady, cattle total 10,000 head. Lambs steady, sheep receipts 300. Prices listed for various hog weights, sows up to 25 higher, cattle yield grades and weights detailed, with prime and high choice values. Sheep and wool lambs listed with weights and price ranges, no prime absence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Market Quotations in Brief From New York Stocks Dec 8 1969
AP round up of noon stock quotations lists gains and losses across major firms including Allied Ch, Int Harv, Am Can, Am Mot, Kraft, Mobil, Ford, General Elec, Texaco, US Steel, Goodyear, DuPont, and many others. Notable movers include Am T&T 50 percent, Am Sugar 23 percent, RCA 35 percent, Chrysler 35 percent, and Textron 28 percent with various fractional changes noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AlliedCh
AlliedSirs
T&t
AmChain
Amcryss
Ia P&l
AMK Cp
KC P&l
Bong Air
Borden
Penney
Brunswik
Chrysler
Phill Pet
Collins Ra
CPC
Curtis Wr
Rey Toh
Deere
duPont
Sear Rob
WU Tet
TBM Baze Weslg Hl
Ind
Wwrth
Monsanto
Dart
Wolverine
Bandagia Hon Ind
Lee Enterprises
Central Soya
Chicago cash grains market quotes
Chicago market quotations list wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with futures style indices. No 2 hard yellow wheat and No 2 soft red wheat priced, corn at 1.20, oats at 6.144, assorted soybeans from No 1 to No 4 yellow with 2.45 to 2.41 percentages, soybean oil at 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erie Ed
Dec Labs
Fight Results Weekend Fights
Kazuyoshi Kanaizawa defeated Leo Calderon by points in Tokyo while Fernando Sotelo stopped Lionel Rose in Sydney in a leatherweights bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Kanaizawa
Japan
Leo Calderon
Mexico
Sydney
Fernando — Sotelo
iMexico
Lionel Rose
Australia
Legal notice on Muscatine cases and budget amendment
District Court notice informs multiple defendants of a real estate partition case involving Lots 9 and 10 in Block 14 of A Smalley's Third Addition Muscatine City. defendants must appear by January 12, 1970 or face default. Also notices amendment hearing for Muscatine budget increases for Street Sewer and Special Assessment funds on December 18, 1969 with no tax increase. City Clerk Gordon B Jaeger issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Martin
Robert Martin
Marion Martin
Lydia Green
Lalem. Green
Fred Martin
Mildred Martin
Julius Martin
Pearl Martin
Town Department of Social Services
Muscatine County
Towa
Jon R. Pearce
Pauline Martin
A. Smalley
South Mustafine
Muscatine
Iowa
Stanley, Mealy, Lance & Coulter
East Third Street
Charles KR. Coulter
Code of Iowa
Council
Chambers
Gordon B. Jaeger
Deceased Elvera Maxwell probate notice issued
The will of Elvera M. Maxwell dated March 27, 1957 was admitted to probate December 2, 1969. Norma M. Steinke and Gaylord W. Maxwell were appointed executors. Actions to contest must be filed within one year from the second publication. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. Dated December 2, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelvera M. Maxwell
Elvera M. Maxwell
Norma M. Steinke
Gaylord W. Maxwell
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Journal
Daily Report
Francisca M. Perina
Breese St
James Leroy Midkiff
Dennis Dale Edwards
Randy L. LaRue
Mississippi Dr
Glen Patrick Cooney
Park Ave
David L. Stark
Woodlawn Ave
Prey
American Stock Exchange
Nellie Witte
Paul Meyerholz
Wapello
Donald Black
Everett Lloyd
Donald LaRue
McKinley
Florence Hahn
Gordon Moorhead
Durant
Mary Lehreurs
Orange
Lester Fry
Wilton
Gary Lane
Leroy
William Sizek
Burnside
Carl Kraklow
Mlinois City
George Pepper
Conesville
Howard Lincoln
Lawrence Sloan
Lincoln
Clarence Roberts
Climer
Guy Carter
Sarah Phillips
Letts
James Connor
Oak
Wilma Myers
Mary Satterthwaite
Richard Mills
Merle Parker
Lucas
Clyde Bowen
Americana
Eli Wells
Cincinnati
Tammy Lambert
Wallace
Wayne Garvin
Jeffrey Phillips
Charles Fulton
Kindler
Eldridge Lambert
Kenneth Nusselbaum
Houser
Herman
Pippert
Jack Blake
Linn
Cincinnatti
Wayne Brugger
E. 10Th
Charles Curry
Route 5
Car Yocum
Reynolds
Harold Todd
Summit
Robert J. McKillip
Iowa City
Bessie Harmon
Bush
Osteopathic Hospital
Davenport
Lyall Esmoil
Mercy Hospital
Raymond Perkins
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Albert F. Rankins
Herbert Gotaas
Floyd Scott
Gary Hilsenhoff
Lyle Hinman, Jr
Leland Soth
Kenneth Connor
Mr. Rankins
Mrs
Donald B. Larue
Theodore Kneer
House Committee
Serena
New York Stock
District Court OF
Alvina Davis
Adolph Martin
Frances Martin
William H. Martin
Ellen Martin
Elveram
Maxwell
District Court OF the
State OF
Norma AL Steinke
Mulberry Ave
Town
Mission Lane
Phoenix
Arizona
Tipton &Tipton
McCeytories
Tae
Neadt
Minnie Peart Chicken
Ryan
Lone Trep
Appyin
YMCA
Charles Preston and
Loran Shaw Lenn
Black Labrador
Childs Pet
Dana Grere
Muscatine Savings
Business Services
PP Report
IE Een
Harold Behncke and| Sons Company
Port City Builders
Freers and Son Tree Service
Coyner's Marina
Harbor Drive
T.V
Home Electric
Oregon
da- Leeuw
Call
Freers & Son Tree Service
Tnrest
Wisconsin
Pat, Lamp-Renwald Co
E.ang
Bnacs
Qenius
Larry Lee
Rey Kranz
Atuninum Seal Dean
Eava
Funiman Roofice
Sid Tag
GPC
Oregon St. Serpent
Aannie Pearl Chicken
Minnie Pear
World Rookncyclopedia and Childcraft
Tipton
B.F. Gaoriricn
Nationwide Systems, Inc
Blackhawk
First Street
Illinois
Fletcher
Thrift Loan CO
East Second Street
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