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Fla The Cedar Rapids Gazette: March 31, 1972 Financial and Market News Markets Closed U.S. commodity and security exchanges were closed in observance of Good Friday. Of lowa Interest American Insurance Fund 16.45-17.98 Mid-America. 6.40-6.99 The above are Thursday closing figures. The stock markets are closed Friday because of the Good Friday holiday.

C.R. Markets Prices paid on the Cedar Rapids hog market Thursday were 25c lower. Prices paid Wednesday for the bulk of country and plant delivered butchers weighing 200 to 230 depending on grade and condition, were $22.50 to $23.00. Packing sows, 300 lbs. down, were $20.50 to $20.75.

Butchers over 230 lbs. were 25c less for each additional lbs. to 260 lbs. Butchers over 260 lbs. were 50c less for each additional 10 lbs.

are 25c off for each weight grade from 300-360 50c off each weight grade to 500 lbs. and 75c off each weight grade above 500 lbs. No hog market Good Friday. CATTLE MARKET Choice and prime steers Choice and heifers 33.50 Good steers Good heifers 32.00 Standard and steers 31.00 Standard and utility heifers $28.00 Utility cows 24.00 Commercial cows $19.00 Cutter cows $18.00 24.00 Bulls $24.00 28.00 (Overfat steers heifers are counted $1.50 per cwt. to $3.00 per cwt.) and $5 less per 100 tan regular com(Wasty and gobby overfat cows are $3 merical cows.) SHEEP Choice to prime shorn lambs 90 lbs.

to 105 Ibs. $29.00 choice of prime wool lambs buck lambs will be discounted $1.00 per hundred old sheep, $5.00. POULTRY Heavy breed hens 5c. Leghorn and Hyline 4C. Old cocks 4c.

EGGS A large 20c; A medium 15c; 15c; checks 10c; small 10c. Delivered prices. GRAIN No. 2 yellow soybeans, $3.24. 38 lb.

oats, 71c. No. 2 yellow corn, $1.06. Thursday's prices, delivered. Iowa Hogs DES MOINES (UPI) Interior Iowa-southern Minnesota hog markets: Extremely uneven, demand fairly good.

Butchers extremely uneven. Sows steady, instances 25 cents lower. Friday's estimated receipts 25,000. Actuals week ago year ago 102,000 and Thursday 69,000. U.S.

1-3 200-230 lb. butchers 22.00-23.75; 230-240 lbs. 21.75- 23.50; 240-260 lbs. 21.25-22.00; 2-3 260-280 lbs. 20.50-22.25.

U.S. 1-3 270-330 lb. sows 20.00- 21.50; 330-400 lbs. 19.50-21.00; 2-3 400-450 lbs. 19.00-20.50; 450-550 lbs.

18.25-20.25. Waterloo Hogs WATERLOO Butchers were 25c lower and sows were steady. Country prices, sows $20.50. Packing plant delivery butchers $22.00 to $22.50, sows $20.25 to $20.75. WEBSTER CITY LIVESTOCK WEBSTER CITY (AP)-Central Iowa Stockyards Thursday: Cattle 50, insufficient to establish market.

Hogs 450, steady. Butchers top 23.35, bulk 22.75-23.25. Sows top 21.75, bulk 20.75-21.50. Boars 50 higher, under 350 lbs. 19.00, over 250 lbs.

20.75-21.00. Market closes Friday, to resume op-: erations Monday. POSTVILLE BEEF -POSTVILLE-The Postville beef market Thursday quoted prices for prime steers 35.00 to 36.00; choice steers 33.50 to 34.50; good steers 28.50 to 30.50; standard steers 28.00 to 30.00; choice heifers 33.00 to 34.00; good heifers 28.50 to 30.00; utility cows 21.00 to 25.00; canner and commercial cows 20.00 to 24.00; bulls 27.50 to 31.00. PEORIA BEEF PEORIA 1000 cattle Wednesday. Slaughter steers and slaughter heifers are steady.

Cows are steady to strong. Bulls are steady. Slaughter steers, one mixed choice with some prime 1150 $37.00. Choice 1000 to 1300 $35.00 to $36 50. Mixed good and choice 950 to 1150 $34.25 to $35.00.

Slaughter heifers 825 to 975 $34.00 to $34.50. Mixed good and choice 775 to 925 $33.00 to $34.00. Cows, utility and commercial, $22.50 to $27.00. Bulls, utility and commercial, $27.50 to $30 00. LIVESTOCK FUTURES CHICAGO (AP)-Futures trading on the Mercantile Exchange Thursday: Previous Live beef cattle April 34.60 34.82 June 33.77 33.97 August 33.30 33.47 October 32.55 32.62 December 32.30 32.55 February 32.40 32.55 April 32.47 32.50 Live hogs April 24.72 24.87 June 27.20 27.40 July 27.70 27.90 August .27.32 27.55 October 25.90 25.92 December 26.45 26.57 February 26.45 26.70 DRESSED MEATS DES MOINES (AP) (USDA) Thursday's Midwest carlot meat trade for lowa and river market areas: Choice steer beef steady to .50 lower; 500-800 lb.

53.50; heifer beef lower; 500-700 lb. 51.00-51.50. Fresh pork cut trade moderately active; loins 14-Tb. and down 3.00 lower; 14-17 lb. steady to 2.00 lower; skinned hams 14-17 lb.

steady; seedless bellies 16-18 lb. .50. higher; loins 14. lb. and down 49.00-49.50; 14-17 lb.

45.50-47.50: picnics 8 lb. and up 32.75; hams 14-17 lb. 41.50-41.75; bellies 16-18 lb. 32.00; 18- 20 lb. 30.75.

PRODUCE CHICAGO PRODUCE shipments CHICAGO 37; (UPI) arrivals POTATOES: Total mand slow, market dull. Track sales: Idaho russets 10-ounce minimum, one car at 4.00; Minnesota-North Dakota river valley round reds ordinary appearance car 2.00; new potatoes demand moderate, market steady, Track sales: Florida round reds U. S. 1-A and 1-B clean of car 3.00. EGGS: Prices paid delivered to Chicago: Jumbo 37.00; extra large white 30.00- 32.00; large white 28.00-29.00; mediums 25.00-35.50; standards 22.00.

Prices to retailers: Extra large 35.00-37.25; large 34.00-36.00; mediums 29.00-31.50. 10 YEARS AGO A Soviet astrophysicist said there is no scientific evidence of life on Venus, 30 YEARS AGO The treasury abolished cut rates on ad-1 mission taxes. City Briefs Senior Christian Club Ed Manson of Marion will show pictures of his recent trip to Scotland at a meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the YMCA. Order an Easter Happy Ad.

You have until 4:30 p.m. Saturday to send "Easter Greetings" to a loved one. Dial Adv. Mother Dies Mary Pazour Gallo, 79, mother of Mrs. Leo Ward, 868 Twelfth street NE, died in Chicago Sunday.

Burial was in Chicago. First Trust and Savings Bank is accepting property tax payments. Bring your tax bill.Adv. Old Coins Wanted: Free expert appraisal. Jerome's Adv.

Women's Auxiliary of the tional Guard is having an Easter Egg Hunt for families of Company Saturday 1:30 PM. Hope Lutheran -Adv. Father Dies David Fitch, 332 Day street NW, has been called to Ottumwa by the early Thursday of his father, Charles M. Fitch, 63. Services will be held from Jay funeral home, Ottumwa.

"The Centennial Farmer's Store" in Ely will be open every Saturday, from 9 to 5 starting April AA An open meeting is scheduled for Friday at -8 p.m. in Marion Presbyterian church. Program will be by Central discussion group from Davenport. Embassy Shrine Club presents a special buffet and dancing, with music by The Dixieland All-Stars, Sat. starting at 6 p.m.-Adv.

Always fresh film and supplies. Hall's Photo, Marion. Adv. Posts Bond Hermia Williams, 20, of 1411 Tenth street SE, posted $100 bond on a charge of false use of a credit card. She was arrested Thursday on a municipal court warrant.

Palo Plant Completion of the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo, is scheduled for December, 1973, not March, 1974, as reported Wednesday in a an Associated Press story on possible summer power outages. Chess Club Meets Friday at 7 p.m. at 530- Tenth street SE. For information telephone 366- 1283. Decoupage demonstration Monday, April 3, 7:30 p.m.

Kennedy Paint, 701 3rd Ave. Adv. It's your money. Do you really enjoy paying more? Tax Aid. Uni-365-2043, evenings Adv.

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Ad in classification 22A should have phone Cute Cuddly Baby Chinchillas. Great Pets. Rome To Junk Transit Fares In Rush Hour ROME (AP) The city government has decided to abolish bus and streetcar fares during the morning rush hour as the first step of a plan to reduce Rome's massive traffic congestion. Traffic Commissioner Luigi Pallottini said he would present further proposals to ban cars from many streets in historic central Rome and to restrict parking there to residents of the downtown area. By abolishing the 50-lire eight cent fare on buses and streetcars from 6 a.m.

to 9:30 a.m. starting April 15, the city hopes to induce. Romans to leave their cars at home and take public transportation. The system had a test run with its effectiveness receiving mixed reviews between Dec. 30 and Jan.

7. More people rode the buses during the two weeks than in any comparable period. But critics said the passengers were mainly shoppers and joyriders while most Romans continued to drive to work. June Chess Match in Belgrade Called Off BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) The Belgrade organizers of the Spassky-Fischer world chess match announced Friday that they are dropping plans to organize the match in the scheduled period in this city. The contest between world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and American challenger Bobby Fischer was.

set to start June 22. The second half of the 24-game match was to be played in Reykjavik, Iceland, under a compromise reached in Amsterdam by the International Chess Federation and the two players. The Belgrade decision was expected after the organizers received no pledge from the federation that it would honor the Amsterdam agreement. Belgrade chess officials set a March 31 deadline for a reply. On Thursday Fischer dismissed E.

B. Edmondson, head of the U.S. Chess Federation, as his financial negotiator for the match and Edmondson said Lamore: History's Greatest Events: Trials, Battles Dr. George E. Lamore, told the Good Friday tion at First Presbyterian church he believes the greatest events in history were great battles and great trials.

Of these, he said, trials may even be greater and "there was never a greater or stranger trial than that of Jesus Christ." Lamore, chairman of the humanities division and the religion and philosophy department at Iowa Wesleyan college, delivered the sermon, "Witness for the at Friday's final Holy Week service. The services were sponsored by Churches United, the Catholic Laymen's club and the YMCA. The trial of Jesus Christ will not be over until each of us "has rendered a verdict," Lamore said. He said that rates as the grea-, test trial because history put His judges on trial and He had no defense. The events leading up to the trial and through the Crucifixion of Christ show the ferocity of man and the goodness of God, Lamore said.

Ferocity existed because two judges found Christ innocent, Lamore said, and the crowds screamed "crucify The goodness of God was shown while Christ was on the Cross and He made his plea, "Father forgive them for they know not what they do." Fischer planned, to his own bargaining. Rejection Reported A Belgrade newspaper reported that Fischer had rejected a settlement Edmondson reached in Amsterdam for the players' share of the match. The agreement reportedly would have given the winner 72 percent of the $138,000 purse, with the rest going to the loser. The Belgrade Reykjavik organizers of the match earlier turned down Fischer's requests for a change in financial conditions of the Amsterdam pact. He had asked that all money left over after the cost of the match was covered should be split betwen him and Spassky.

The organizers said they bore a financial risk and should have the right to profit. In informing the world federation of their decision not to organize the match i in June, the Belgrade group said in a telegram: "No Guarantee" Grandmaster Fischer had refused play the match and in Belgrade also denying Edmonson the right to represent him, it is our appraisal that the agreement offers no guarantee to the organizers that the match will actually take place in the period agreed upon." The Belgrade paper had also claimed Thursday that Edmondson told an editor Fischer may have changed his mind about meeting Spassky for the match. Edmondson denied the report. The telegram from the Belgrade organizers said that, because of the lack of a guarantee, "we are not in the position to bear any further risk about organizing the match." Dickens Love Letter Sold for $3,200 LONDON (AP) A love letter written by Charles Dickens 1 in 1831 to his first sweetheart, Maria Beadnell, was sold recently to the Dickens House Mu-. seum for $3,200.

The letter was sold at Sotheby's by European collector Dr. Renato Saggiori. Dickens wrote it when he was 19. It disclosed the couple had to communicate in secret. The affair was a brief one.

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Lichtman, 26, now a student at the University of Toronto, was interviewed Thursday in Washington by the New York Times. It gave this account of the interview: "The one instance that I specifically recall," Mrs. Lichtman said, "because I had to call back and say there just isn't a plane available right now, they a are all in use, was a request from Sen. Vance Hartke I believe in June of last year." Mrs. Lichtman, who left the corporation in July, refusal' said she relayed the to a member of the senator's staff.

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Wall Dairy Business Provides Hope For Navajos DENVER (UPI) Carl Todacheene pointed with obvious pride to the bright orange milk container with 'a feather clipped on its side and said it represented a key to the future of Navajo Indian children. "We are trying to show our children that they can test the fruits of capitalism, that there is opportunity, that truly America is open to those who exploit potential," Todacheene said. The milk container decorated with feathers was produced by MOD (Minority Owned Developments) Milk a company whooly owned by the Navajos that hit the big-time of marketing when Denver grocers placed it on their shelves in December. Todacheene is principal stockholder in MOD and his presence reflects the importance given the project by the 200,000 Navajos living on their reservation the size of West Virginia that sprawls across the continental divide in New Mexico, Arizona and Utah. Todacheene, a member of the reservation-governing Navajo tribal council, said he envisions the time when a small industry such as MOD Dairies will lead to other economic benefits "trucking, dairy herds, feed and grain and other opportunities for farmers." U.S.

Sabotages Talks Peking TOKYO (AP) Communist China Friday accused the U. S. of sabotaging the Paris peace talks and demanded that it accept the Viet Cong peace proposal. Use Primitive Tools To Butcher Buffalo Using only tools employed by primitive man hundreds of years ago, state archeologist George Frison butchered an year-old bison cow at Hot Springs state park. Frison said the test of THERMOPOLIS, Wyo.

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Dr. Roland Petzold of Basel proposed more research on such tests before 100 narcotics experts meeting here under the auspices of the Council of Europe and the World Health or Petzold Organization. said blood and urine tests are expensive and difficult to set up on a large scale. Saliva tests could be performed during regular school dental examinations, he said. The dentist said he based his proposal on a study at the versity of Indiana by Dr.

R. F. Turk. that indicated a wide range of drugs could be distinguished in examinations of saliva. Petzold recommended that the Council of Europe help obtain the funds for research in specialized laboratories to determine the feasibility of such saliva tests.

Dr. David E. Raskin, an observer from the U. S. Institute of Mental Health, said the saliVa tests "sounded interesting and worth looking into.

But there may be professional and ethical objections to them, and there is the question of how long the traces of narcotics last in the saliva." Charge Patient Shot at Dentist; 'Nerve Was Hit' LOS ANGELES (AP) A 28- year-old man who was about to have a tooth pulled is accused of drawing a gun and firing four shots at his dentist. The man says the dentist hit a nerve. A court-appointed lawyer says Tommie Watts, 28, acted under the influence of pain and novocaine. Dr. Reb Scott told the court Thursday that the incident o- curred Dec.

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