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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
12
Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show scattered figures with inconsistent values. The page lists many garbled ticker entries and numeric figures, indicating a disrupted data feed or OCR errors rather than coherent market data.
First Boston Corp reports U S Government Treasury bonds trading over the counter in New York. Prices are quoted in dollars and 2nds. Market activity centers on government securities as investors monitor yields and demand.
Hogs at Indianapolis market ease 50 to 75 cents per cwt with slow trading across weights. cattle and calves show mixed movement with steers and heifers steady to lower and cows mostly steady. hogs and sows prices listed with 25 lower in some ranges and 70 yard plant notes. Chicago area prices drift in eggs and cheese with Midwest wholesale egg prices mostly unchanged to down. wheat and corn mixed with soybeans higher, and cheese blocks and singles listed by grade.
Gary police nabbed 24 year old George Gaines at a downtown intersection after he fled the Lake County jail at Crown Point with five other inmates. Three of the escapees were recaptured within an hour. Ronald Coutee and Phillip Williams remained at large.
Six Vigo County officers completed the Chemical Tests for Intoxication School at Indiana University of Medicine in Indianapolis. The program trains in breath test use from arrest to courtroom, with certification valid two years and recertification every other year by the State Toxicology Department. Attendees included Terre Haute officers Mansard Keene Dohner Bauer, Trooper Donald Null, and ISU Security Policeman Frank Crawford.
Postal officials review whether the current price freeze could block a planned July 6 rate rise. Only second class and certain controlled publications, nonprofit bulk mail, and some special fourth class items would be affected, while first class and air mail rates remain at eight and 11 cents.
Wheat 2.45, yellow shell corn 2.20, oats 1.20, milo 3.00 per hundred, cash soybeans 11.00. Hogs 200 to 220 lbs 38.75 to 39.00. Sows 35.00 and down.
A Citibank panel and Leif Olson of First National City Bank say policy actions, not Watergate fears, determine the economy. The Nixon price freeze buys time but risks inflation long term, with a consolidation upswing as fears ease and values gradually accumulate.
Washington AP reports near agreement on a new contract for 600000 postal workers. Union official Francis Filbey says major issues resolved and a tentative deal could be announced tonight, though negotiations continue on several items. The current contract expires July 20 amid talks involving four unions and the Postal Service.
An Indianapolis teenager Curtis Parson age 16 drowned at Lilly Lake in Eagle Creek Park after being knocked from a canoe and entangled in weeds at the lake bottom. Divers recovered the body about 20 hours after the accident.
A U S trade team from eight Midwestern states told Agriculture Department officials that European buyers fear tight global wheat supplies in 1973 despite U S projections of record output. They noted volatile U S price moves and possible export controls as a risk to markets.
In Frankfurt and Paris the dollar opened at record lows amid light trading while gold rose in London and Zurich before retreating. The British pound slipped after a brief rise, and Tokyo closed little changed as traders weigh ongoing global monetary strains. An unidentified banker forecast a fall upswing for the dollar later this year.
Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division advertises petitions to sell estate real and personal property for Roscoe Baber and Myra Reynolds. Notices name unknown heirs and set hearings for July 16 1973 and July 24 1973. Properties include Lots 142 143 144 in Rosemont and other parcels in Terre Haute with terms for rents and profits.
Notices announce public sale of goods from Lovelace Truck Service and multiple estate settlements in Vigo County. Includes final accounts for Lucille Skinner Yager Ada B Kerns Gladys Bowen and Helen H Miller with court dates, plus a public hearing on financing for Terre Haute economic development facilities and tax appropriations for city projects.
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