Today in History highlights October 4 events across U.S. and world
On Oct 4 1861 the US Navy began ironclad ship construction with USS Monitor. Frederic Remington born in Canton NY. Washington's Germantown assault in 1777. Hayes born 1822. Dick Tracy debuted 1931. An American in Paris premiered 1951. Sputnik 1 launched 1957. Luna 3 1959. Janis Joplin died 1970. Earl Butz resigned 1976. Madrid Protocol signed 1991. A Russian airliner downed in 2001. Supreme Court first three women together 2010. Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Robert Edwards. Associated Press.
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T I and Swift duet at Atlanta concert surprise
At Philips Arena in Atlanta Taylor Swift brought out rapper T I for a surprise duet near the end of her show. Swift opened with the chorus of Live Your Life as T I joined and rapped beside her. The moment followed Swift’s history of high profile onstage collaborations.
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Tone Loc pleads no contest to weapons and DV charges
Los Angeles prosecutors say Tone Loc real name Anthony Smith pled no contest in Burbank to one count of possession of an assault weapon and one count of corporal injury to a spouse. Judge Patrick Hegarty sentenced him to one day in jail, three years probation, 30 days community service and 52 weeks of anger management counseling. He was arrested June 18 after authorities found an unregistered firearm not used in the domestic assault.
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NYSE Most Active Stocks Prices and Quotes Oct 3 2011
New York stocks wrap shows AirSteel to Utx Group with mixed moves on NYSE list. Listings include AMD, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Pfizer, Coca Cola, IBM and many others with varied highs, lows, closes and day changes reflected in the market watch line.
Lottery draw results and jackpots listed
The notice lists midday and evening Pick Three and Pick Four combinations for several states, plus Lotto Little Lotto Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots. It includes Kentucky and Missouri draws with winning numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4, along with the current Powerball jackpot of 58 million dollars and Lotto jackpots such as Lotto and Mega Millions.
Plans for Newton attraction expanded in Las Vegas
Wayne Newton's Las Vegas project enlarges a museum for memorabilia including Nat King Cole's watch and a Johnny Cash guitar. The revised plans add a theater, a Newton documentary screening, and a larger Newton themed car wash to handle tour buses. The project follows a prior approval allowing conversion of Newton's home into a tourist venue after neighbor opposition.
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Hog and cattle market summary at Peoria Stockyards
Hogs traded moderately with barrows and gilts up 0.50. 1-2 230-260 lb 61.00-61.50, 2-3 260-280 lb 59.50-61.00. Sows steady with 300-400 lb at 56.00, 400-500 lb at 56.00, 500-700 lb at 59.00. Boars over 300 lb 21.00, under 300 lb 27.00. Cattle traded 99.50-116.00. Slaughter steers and heifers 2-3 1,000-1,350 lb 112.50-116.00, select/choice 1,000-1,250 lb 103.00-112.50, select 1,000-1,150 lb 99.50-103.00. Cows 35.00-55.00, few high yield 60.00, thin cows 18.00-23.00. Bulls 57.00-65.00, thin bulls 50.00-55.00.
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Grain Futures Move Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures traded mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for December delivery rose to 6.1950 dollars a bushel, December corn and oats were unchanged, while November soybeans slipped to 11.7750 dollars a bushel.
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