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Show V" W r4 n!tn p"ngmiW4ld nnpOi prvM IJp ami Down the Street Robert H. Woody Tribune Business Editor One of the brightest outlooks for western coal comes from Henry G. Schmidt, chairman of North American Coal Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. Better mining nd coal transport and techniques particularly ufacturing. That niaiKet used 7.671.000 tons last year. Why the gain in energy requirements? The western states population will climb rapidly to 43 million in 1980 coma gain of pared to 33,500,000 presently 28 percent compared to 19 percent for the nation. Many potential site are handicapped by lack or shortage o' water. most, Solution possibly is development of 'dry cooling towers which use comparatively small amounts of water. Eiuploj incut (lain lu addition, longhigh volt- distance age transmission have changed the coal outlook fantastically even within the (iOs. In an address to the American Mining Congress Show at Las Vegas, Schmidt noted that it was this prospect that got his company to venture west. (It acquired Independent Coal and Coke, Utah coal operators, earlier this year.) Just seven years ago, coal production In the West had sunk to its lowest point In years. Historically, western coal deposits thougli extensive have been too far re- moved from high load energy centers to make them economically mineable. Opens Door But now, with nmine-mout- h or intermediary power plant and power transmission concepts a reality, the door is open to western coal development. Citing the Nathan report, which was prepared for the Office of Coal Research, Mr. Schmidt said that the yearly production potential for power production in the 11 western states was about 100 million tons annually six times the present e rate. Of this, 75 million tons would be for power generation compared to 9.182,000 tons last year. The remaining 25 million tons would be used for steel making and other man manufacturing employment in the West will gain 35 percent to Service-Treasur- costs the West in compare favorably with the Midwest and East. New transportation techniques are providing new cost breakthroughs. These include Init trains and slurry delivery. Under the unit train concept, special cars would haul the coal, conveyor fashe basis between min ion, on a and plant. Slurry is a mixture of coal and w'ater In a pipeline. The Mojave Project will deliver coal in such fashion from Black Mesa, Ariz., to a power plant 275 miles distant. Energy from the plant, in turn, Saturday, October 12, Second Section full-tim- will go via high voltage lines southern California market. RCA Acquisition Other Markets Other markets for western coal, Mr. Schmidt pointed out, are for steel making, for manufacturing and for conversion into petroleum products. Problems? Water availability i among the fore Interest Local CO., quotations Inc. by Dempsey-- Fridays Quotations 3d 30 i8 AbexCp AcmeMk Adreeso Admiral Cp Air Prd .20g lVi AirRedc Alcan Aid 1 AllegCp .10d All Lud 2.40 Alls Pw 1.28 A Id Ch 1.90 AlliedSt 1.40 AHisChal .50 1.80 Alcoa 23 91 AmalSupar 3 Amerada Am Alrl A Brcji .80 1.60 Am Can 2.20 AmCyan l' AmElec 1.52 Am Export A Home 130 AmHosS .22 A M F .90 AMetCl 190 Amer Motor 2 AmNtOas .06d A Photo Am Smelt 3 Am Stand 1 A .iiar 1.60 AmTfcT 2.40 Am Tob 1.90 Am Zinc Co Ametek in 1 Ampex Cp Anacond 2'4 Armco Stl 3 30'-- 27 60 180 71 53' 53V, 228 22 . 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Hi 4- H 53 2. 5b 33 3- 3- W HeintCo 70 71W1VI Her cult ,75d 29 4 29H Hershy 1.10 41 41' 4 Hess Oil .30 42- V42 Heubleln .70 16 139 19 138 53 20 20 Cyprus JJ W 211a 547a 55 29 4W 7' H U7 V V 2S8V2 14H 1471 V 11 i 57 18 7 SkqqsCcmDr SolitronDev Std Melal 51 Statham Ins .40 Syntex Technico .40 Trl Contwt UnvCont .30 UtahSg .80a ,Wst Nuclear ZaleCorp .64 49 28 63 464 63 49' 9 4 28H 28H 561 S5Vg 39H 38 V .. 56VH 398 47'4 41' 35' 46 1304 54 43 39& 517 67 68 46 36' 46 Ul'- -2 54 43 5l7n 68l . 68 46 41 66A 35 65 29 2DH 35 65 29 19 20 284 s 197 H 397 41A 35 1V 1 7i UnCorp ,60d UnFrult 1.40 3 Indus .40 USPipe 1.20 USPIa 1.60d US US uspcp n Smelt 1e USSteei 2.40 US Tob Co 1 .84 14 Unit Util 1.60 ' Upiohn W USMCp 1.60 1 UtahPL 1.64 US ' 20H 20H GvPSU 82 552 48 289 232 8 47 51 250 117 736 79 116 70 13 76 88 2V 316 40 67 A 63 13' 74 87 29 30 40 66 62 42to 42to 26 25' 30 51 43to 3 294 50 42 14 298 81 1 35 35 38 37H 6H 50H 34 6'4 334 59 . 3H 69 31H 6 16 178 25 101 66 484 33 58 42 H 694 29 16 23 467 6ss 33' 59- ,63 .44 .44 .44 .64 .64 .63 .64 M .63 .64 .64 ,44't .42' .4j .42' l.U 1.14, 1.15 OATS Dec War May Jly Sep RYS Dec 4 d 1.13-- 4 Var 118 18 4v 54; 58 2 2 5J' 2 60 2 59 ?) 260 Mjy 2H a 2 574 2. 46 Jiy Auo Sep 27 ?8a R5 i CHOICE ST D.-- c 26 80 26 15 26 70 26 10 Fed Aor Jun jAuo I A Bid; 118 1 571 3 260 a 1 17 18 ISO 2 54 2 57 2 60 2 2 57 2 44 2 SH 2 63 2 61 2 5? 6)4 2 44 2.4' 27 65 27 70 2, 77 26 15 26 07 A 25 80 27 62 26 70 26 ISA 26 07 25 0OA J5 96A 25.90A 4 E VU V hi Ocl 4 IV ?S0 2M 2 2 5 13 1 1.17 150 S81 1 1 1 Jan Mar 2 1.14' 14'? 17' 4 15 1.14 4 1.18 1.18 1 soybeans SO' a Nov 2 i U 16' 1.17 1.18 1.18 1 164 1 U 1 16 .May Jlv Sep .44 62' 43 .42' ,63 -- AsXed 26 65 26 10 S Nominal, (AP - USDA) Hogs butchers steady to 25 lower; modactive; shippers took 3 000, 19 Not if d 20j 20 lb bucher 75; 130 3 h d at 19 75 and 4J head 4t 20 00; 2 3 18 19 230 250 75 lb lb 74) 00; ,190 18 50 6 75, 2MK80 lb 17 50; xwt 3 25 lower; moderately active; 16 400 44) lb 25; lb uws 16 00 16 75t 3 lb 15 25; 2 3 SO. 50; 0 600 lb 15 boars 14.50-1none; tradm Cattle 4,500; calves Ion ail slaughter classes active; choice slaughter steers under 1,125 lb strong to ?s Maher; other weights and grades tuliy steady; heifer steady to strong; cows 1b 0 slaughter steady; prime 50; steers yield grade 3 and 4 30 load 1.400 lb 30 75; mixed high choice and 0 lb 2tt.VX.0O; choice prime lb Yield grade 9.4 28 choice mixed good tb 27 00; good 25 ani choice lb mixed high choice and prime slaughter heifers yield grade 3 and 4 26.75-225; choice lb yield f ade ?s 7526 75; mixed good and choice 24 75 25.75; commercial cows 16.50-100; 50; few hiqh Iti'ty 17.50-1tf0 v cinnirs 18 75 19 16 00; h'MtOQ. Sheep OMAHA ca ves higher,- and cutters woo led slaughter few lots choice. 300; (API USDA 10; cow:, Cattle lambs 1.000; slaoanter sieers slrog to 25 steady to weak; b'tK sied-v- ; steers choice lb. 26 00; utility and commercial cows 16 canner and cutter 15.50-100; utility and commercial bulls Hogs 6.000; barrows and gilts strong to mostly 25 h'gher, instances 50 higher; 0 5 lb 18.75; lb US. 18 50; sows mostly steady, instance 25 higher on lb lb; U S. 3 3 ; 5 0 lb Treasury Fridays Quotations 69 301.. 16 25 47 1V Friday Quotation from the NASD are repre prices as of approxmarkets imately pm. Inter-dealchange throughout the day. Prices do not indude markup, markdown or Quotations sentative inter-oeal1 Ak aad 100 at 65.00 200 at 1.15; 3.200 at 1.10; 2,000 1.00; 1.000 at 1.45? 2C0 at 1:25 1,800 all 1.05 1,200 at 1.25; 10.6C0 at 2.00; 500 at 1.70; 500 at 1.60; 8,000 at 1.50. Bull. Mon., 100 at 1.15 Produce: CHICAGO (UPI) Chief Pfd., 300 at 6.37 ,0 re'r1Clayton, 100 at 1.70 Chee5e7 Processed loaf 300 38c at a) Colo. Cons., chedd- 4; muenster Comb. Met., 3.0Cv at 18c; 3,000 at 17c brick S: at 500 daisies single 500 43c; at at 500 45c; longhorns Comet, 40-l54 blocks 57j; Swiss: 41c; 1,500 at 40c too few to report; Swiss: (wheels): Comstock, 300 at 2.75 Grade A blocks): Cons. Eur., 1,500 at 44c; 100 at 43 Grade B 56 'a 61, Grade C 54a-6Crescent, 187 at 40c; 2,000 at 50c Wholesale prices as reported by fh Empire, 3,000 at 26c Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Eur. Bull.f 125 at 13c Butter: Steady. 93 score Eur. Lilly, 1,500 at 95C 92 score 600 at 1.55, 90 score Eur. Stand, 300 at 89 score car-lot-s: 90 score 1,203 at 1.50 89 score 62. Horn, 300 at 28c Eggs: Mediums weak, balance steady; 45c? 500 at 44c while large extras 40; mixed iaroe Vtri Yashmir, 2,500 Kennebec 5, W0 at 3.00; 4,700 at 2.87 untraded; mediums 34; standards 38; Perk City, 3.500 at 26c (Checks 24. Potatoes: Total U.S. shipments 153 7 Prince, 250 at 15c Royston, 4,500 at 75c; 11,100 at 70c; 1,000 Canadian; old and new arrivals 16: 5,500 3 supplies liQht; demand slow; market !! 87' at c; 10,200 at 85c; 3,700 at 80c down. 00 2C0 7.50 8 at 400 ; at Track sales: (100 lb U.S. 1A unless othSage So. Stand., 400 at 3 00 erwise noted): Minnesota round reds 2.40. Slree t sales: Sundance, 300 at 15.00 Washington Norgolds 4.00-25, 4.0C-Rurset Tintic Stand. .100 at 15.62' a; 100 Burbanks 35; , 15.75 Norgo'ds Russet Banner, at Brief Bank Gearings Fridays w'nhTi'T Dairy Market - 52; - 19.75 968 8 52 820 Wool Market Spot Metal LOS ANGELES Eoqs, Prices to retailers for distribution NEW YORK (AP) plants (delivered 1 hlaher): AA extra Spot nonferrous AA large 40a-4large 41 i, AA melal p ice Friday: Copper cents AA ', small 24' 27' a, medium Valiev; Lead pound, Connecticut AA medium 12':, n?w York; Zm'C consumers AA large 13'a, East St. 45 52. 1.54, New York; Gold Louis; Tin 2 00 Fryers 19, roasters 25, eq 39 05 troy or. New York; Silver Poultry , ', wtd. avg. Itrov or. New York? Quicksilver type hens (delivered) wtd. avg. 6 67.I545 00N flask, New York. 7.56, (at ranch) NEW YORK (AP) Wool futures closed Friday .3 of a cent to 1.16 cents hiqher. 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His credentials will include a proven odminisfotivo background Co Cudahy CurtisPub Cor;s 1.20 384 37 62 46' 103 1334 4 55'b 67 434 62 404 232 5?7 59 68 95 68 NatICItyUnes N D.ilry 1.60 NnlDist 1.60 Nat Gen .20 NatG6psm 2 NtLead NatSteel 2 90 NevPower I 8 N Newbery .80 38 NewmontMing 50 NEngEI 1.48 259 NiagMe 1.10 Niagara MoPoOt 259 2d 464- 41 Cruc-b- 71 11 1.1J' 1.3W 03H 1 03W 1 03V 1.084, lOfl', 1.064, Markets (Copyright) ALBERTA DEPARTMENT 2 40 ClT Fm 1.80 Cities Sv 2 CleveEl 1.92 CoceCol I 20 Colgate 1.10 Collins R .80 CoUntst 1.60 1 48' 1 1 35 1 - NEW YORK (AP) Stocks Lower In moderate trading. Lower. Colton CHICAGO: Wheat Hlahtr; late roily. Com Higher; good demand. Oats Mostly higher; light trade. Mixed, good demand. Soybeans Butcher hogs Steady tg IS lower; receipts 4,500; too 20.00. Slaughter steers Steady tg M higher; receipts 4.500; too 30.75. CenSoya CBS Col Gas 48 il ii Markets in 3 1.38 .76 1 29a 28H 04 I 1.31 138'l CHICAGO U.S. 3.34 3.651 Stock 23.31 25.33 Aberdn e Adv Fd 9.54 10.25 9.1910.04 Select H Afffl Fd 9.59 10.37 Var Pay 9 69 10.42 All Am 1.35 1.48 Jves? 16.34 17.86 Albertsons, Inc. 6 58 7.19 Amcap 80nfl 3.85 4.17 . An8d;teSUCor Am Bus 22.75 2 82 Am Div 12.18 13 31 Cust L K8.27 64 10 7.61 9.65 Cusl Am Grth 2 7.65 8.35 Cust Am Inv 10 55 10.55 23.17 25.23 ANCHOR GROUP: Cust 9.88 10.77 Cust r?ona Div G- - 15.73 17.24 7.12 7.77, Altec Oil 8. C.as D; Inv 10.67 11.69 6 26 6 85 Benefical Std. Lift Polaris Fnd Inv 12.08 13.24 11.39 12.45 Bonneville Sylvan Aso Fd 1.72 1.87 Lexing AXE Lex Res 17.49 19.11 Browning Arms 5.56 6.07 Brunswig Drug HOUGHTON: Life Gr 8.41 9.19 Commercial Shearing AxeH A 9.46 1C.28 Life Ins 10.9211.93 Computer Systems Units AxeH B Tl.il 1 U Manhtn AxeH St 8.91 9.74 Mass Gr 12 90 14.10, Continental Bank Delhi Taylor Oil Axe Scl 7.77 8.45 NAT SEC SER: 12.57 13 67 Denver Real Estate 8.86 8.86 Balan Babson 6.42 7.02 Equity Oil Bond Blue Rid 14.39 15.73 5.70 6.23 First Sec. Corp. 8.04 8.79 Bnd Stk Dtvid 8.61 9.41 First Sec.lnv. 9.84 10.75 Pf Stk Bost St 6.49 7.09 Garrett Freight 9.48 10.36 Incom Bost Fd 10.12 11.06 Hydro Flame Corp. Stock Broad St 16.02 17.32 12.00 13.11 ideal National Bullock 17.0716.70 Grwth C G Fund 10.64 11.50 One Wm Intemountam Gas 19.59 21.30 Oppft Cdn Fd !S 1, Lan Wood, Inc. ,JJS 9.47 10.37 11,88 12,84 Lite Ins. Co. Cap Inc Ky. bVituau Cap Life 8.69 9.52 putnam Investment Magna Cent Shr 13.21 14.44 FUNDS: Morrison Knud en u CHANNING FDS: Equity Nat'l. Amer. Life 16.66 13.21 14.19 15 51 Geo Balan Securities 14.2515.57 Nat'l. Grth Com St 2.22 2.42 NatM. West. Life 9.76 10.67 9.36 10.23 Inc Grwth 8.72 9.3 Northwest Nat. Gas 9 36 10.23 Inv Incom 3.99 4.36 Vista ii oe IJ in Ol Icorporated Spec! Chem Fd 19.72 21.56 State St 56.28 56.70 Pioneer Nat. Gas Pel'fleum 5.91 6.46 STEIN ROE FDS: Col Eqt Col Fd 14.89 16.05 Stein R 23.33 23.33 go4)in 'O'15 Stein In 18.34 18.34 Joer Cm$ Fd 6.16 6.70 St 16.23 16.23 S -. HarOwar, COMMONWLTH FUNDS: Sterl Inv 13.74 14.96 Salcraft Corp. 6.31 6.90 Sentinel Security Cwth In 11.8912.97 TwnC G Souttrwest Research Divid Sh 4.00 4.38 UNITED FNDS: Lite 8.78 9.60 Surety 8.77 9.49 Accu Dow Th Oil 18 17 68Texota 17.22 16 X15.77 Incom Dryfs 9 97 10 90 Tracor Corp. Fid Cap 14.75 16 03 Sclen s Bank Fid Fund 20.62 22.29 VALUE LINE FDS: Val Lne 10.25 11.23, Utah Concrete Pip Fid Trnd 31.79 34.55 7.03 7.70 Utah Construction FINANCIAL Val Inc Val Spl 10.45 11.45 Utah Home Fire Ins. PROGRAMS: 5.95 6.50 Valley Bank & Trust 8.23 9 00 Vangrd Dyn In 6 08 6 61 Valley Nat'l. Bank 5 43 5 95 Varied Ind 8 05 MO 'Viking Gr 8 42 9.15 Vitro Corp. Inc GROUP SEC: Walls In 12.92 14.12 Walker Bank & Trust 10.67 11.671 Wsh Mut 14.62 15.96 ZCMI Aerosp Com St 15.39 16 62 Well Fd 13.8115.01 Ztons First Nat'l Ful Ad 10.23 11.19! West Ind 8 87 10 79 21.50 23.37 Ham hda 5.99 6 54lWndsor Local Mutual Funds 8 32 9.09 x Inc Bost INVEST CROUP: spilt. 19 CO Fletcher F'ird 11.22 12.23 Mut Founders Mutual 8 98 7 80 industry Fund Amer 7 94 Supervised inv. G. Carrier Cp 1 Case(JI) Co CaterTr 1.20 Celanese 2 Chrysler Cm Gas 30 19 53 a 55 1 1.03V, 1.47 - j 40H 31 21 547 U1. )4.i IM'i 1.341, 33', ) 34W I 35'J 1.30' l Dec IK CORN 4 k at ! U I 32 Livestock index also Poors fell 0.11 point to 103.18, while the New York Stock Exchange Index was unchanged & 22 75 120 43 5-Way Jlv Sep operations. d E00 Lukens Stl 35 39s s . Th cash position of U.J. Treasury Oct. I, 1961 com WASHINGTON (AP) stocks on the American Stock Exchange Friday: to Oct. 9, 1967 In dollars: Last Chg. Salts(hds) High Low Last Chg. oarej Balance 9, 91 ,560,117.05 I 7,366.875,135 1 G C A Corp 28 40 40 32 4- 0- Va 51,139, 045, 967.99 Deposits fiscal year July 1 41,013,473,179.39 191 12'i 114 12' 17i Mi Gen Battery 57, Withdrawals fiscal 59 395,938 22 231, 47 23 a year 51, 763, 34,570.59 2- H HuskyO .J0d 25J41, ' 22- -4 20 Total debt 19 355 0:7,8:6,294.06 (x) 134 20 Kaiser Ind 340,050,137.695.55 30 30 13 31 .25 s Gold assets 37,,a 4 Kirbylnd 10, 367, 044.157. i0 13,004,956,093 32 11 17 v, W Lee Nat .lb 7'a 17', $639,792,737.35 debt not subiect to statutory limit. I7j 10 i?--21 10 a Mohwk Airl a 19 34 18 4 34t Molybdn Cp 15 127e 13Ja 155 13' NatlVideo New York (UPI) National of Securities Dealers, Inc. Bid Asktd 0,0 414 37H 37 23 KP4 LehPCm .60 Leh Val Ind Lehm 1.21d LOF Gl 2.80 UbbyMc Nl Ligq My 2 LingTm 1.33 Littonln 2'l Lockhd 2.20 LoewsT .30d LoneSCsm 1 LoneSG 1.12 1 544 I81 30 47 25 32 7 17 r Even allowing for the fact that Thursday's volume was because of swollen the Wednesday trading hiatus, it was still a slow day; ip. fact, volume was the thinnest for a Friday in six weeks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the third consecutive day, but the decline was fractional. Indicator of the big blue chips closed at 949.59, down 0.19 for the day. The broader-baseStandard - and almost everyon else in the area would have been happy to see a sweater girl back again. Prices were slightly lower on average, volume was off, ration the advances-declinewas almost a standoff and there were few noticeable trends. As the analysts say, it was a period of consolidation in which backing and filling dominated the market. By the time the bell soundmillion shares ed, 12.56 hands, compared changed with 17 million on Thursday. Mutual Funds 47 24 43 41 554 18 Times Service NEW YORK Friday was one of those days on Wall Street when brokers, traders gross day CV 74- 34H SV51 10 KennametailCN KerrMcGee Kerr Me i' K.dde Co 3k KimbCI 2.20 K LM MOd Kopt ir 1.60 .34 Kresge -' 30 56 26 Z7 35 41 21 b DayMn 6071'A KanPLt 1.12 KayserR .60 1 30;-- 547a 41 43H 48H 24' - 37a- 54 737 54 77 873 65 66 35 32 164 2 20 .60a .80 2.70 .60 1.40 KanGE 40V4 593 847a 46 24 4214 84 60A J 1 54H 43 37 155 172 128 29 99 223 15H JohnsM JohnJn 54H 1 4- 3- 4 JonLogn 43 Jones L 65 64 Jos tens 82H 1' 38 38 JoyMfg 35H 55H 230 30 5 42 144 1134 53' 56H 474 247 Now York f E j 51d2e 373a 38 489 14 1 CampbISp CanPacitiC CaroPL 72 .80 2.40 Ch Dresser 1.40 DukeP 1.40 S!ss 37 37 49 54 493 37 50 Dow W STS 1 250 Demean J 31- b- H 54' $4 .409 DiaShm 1.40 DmerCI .509 CtistiU Sea 1 1 T 31 Vb 317; 54 90 24V 61 utilities stock, DieDOld 6avZ 1545 134 46 310 25 112 32 104 79 154 163 1313 Industrial! Railroads DiJnaStr B Br Shoe Brunswk 425 20 55 loXt,i 100 54 683 23 46 Cuite-La- Fed Re our Felmont Oil Ford Cen S Frontier Air v, 586, 59 29'-- , 2945 59' 129 126 662 68 ConlConr.ccA Creole 2.60a a 30 294 150 544 387 51 1.60 70 78 'A ArmsCk 1.40 45H 45 135 46 Ashl Oil 1.20 15H 16 35 16 Asso Trn .40 33 4 2&'a 33 Assolnv 1.40 33H 30 34'e 331.60 AMRIcII 103 100 1.807 383 104 6 SU 6 136 Atlas Corp 44 43 228 44 AvcoCp 1.20 30 221 30 jQ Avnetlnc .40 BriSMy NEW YORK (AP) 48 85', 854, 8 '4 71'4 7168 518 5078 51848i 30s, 4, 3 4, 30s 2 2V Armour fcab&W 1.34 60 BangorP Bath Indust Beat Fd 1.82 .37d iBeckm BeechAr .75 BetcoPetrol Be.l8.HII .60 Bendix 1.40 Beth Stl 1.60 Black D 1.05 1.20 Boeing BoiseCaecaue 1.20 Borden Borg Wr 14 Bost Ed 2.08 Bourns Inc BraniffA .50 BrtggsS 2.40 Standard & Poors Closing 500 Stock Index l,i 7242 326, 328 R C A 1 Ralston M .60 Rayette 1H Raython .50 1M Reading Co 4 Rep Stl 2V Revlon 1.40 24 Rexall .30g Rey Met .90 ReyTob 2.20 RiegelPap 1 RoanST ,38d Robrtsh 1.20 3244 '25,.4 22 214 86'-- , '84 '4 R NEW YORK AP) Mm, cloelng price end net change of the fan one Fridavi 4J five stocks traded on the New York Stock VM NwstlndPf 104 222,000 127,900 109 LlonetCorp Vt StRegPap 251 5 196,500 434 120,000 GtWFman 44 RCA 3B 154,500 Dresserlnd 113,400 V OccidenPet 44 MadSGar 43 104,900 16,300 11 W RoanSeiTr 4 CitylnvPfB 131,300 104 97,800 49 4244 3148 25'A 73'4 75 5 63 Ten Leading Stocks 09'4l 44 20V, 86V, 204 ,1H 21 421 14 50 4248 32 2544 22 537 23 36 4748 29 73 86 235 126 27 75 CciDDuiest 23H4Elcor Law Clew Chi. 'A 47'A 4744 45' 4 451444 m 1.60 2g 1.44 4 f 46' 55U --A MlgA 4714 lu 4644 M2 89', five-yea- Stocks Drop, Volume Off income. At stake is about $100 million in revenue which the government would get by narrowing the limits on the way oil companies figure Income. 4 68' NEW YORK (UPO Selected stocks on the New York stock Exchange Friday: UlM(hdi) determine NEW YORK ( UP I) Selected Selts(hds) High Low 75e . . Aeroiet 13 32H 32 Va AlrWest 38 35 177 )7i 28 1U AHdCon ,44a 22 254 244 9Vi Am Pet ,37d 64 23 22H 32' 62 37N 37' 4 ArkLaG 1.70 a 6934 195 Asso Oi!&G 7H 31 s W BellT'Cn 33 43-- 4 37- '4 BrazLtPw 18 48 5 a 4 Brit Per 110 ,34d lr 4 : 3t;re 58 6' Cnief Con M a 73 30 24 a Corp Ciary 78'2-- r 10 7Vi Co'manCo Furnished by Good body 4 Co. Member of the New York Stock Exchange paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated cividerds; (d dectored or paid so fs this year, no regular rate; (e) cash rate plus stock plus stock; (g) annua dividend; (h) capital distribution; (i) par cent in stock; (k) per cent in stock paid last year; (x) FRACTIONS: following (f) indicates figure is fraction in 32nds; (I) indicates fraction in 64ths. is following figure to will American Stock Exchange Dow Jones Averages sales In hundreds (00) omitted ex-- ! cept for those designated (2) which are traded in 10 share lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b) All rate Company otliiials have expressed hope that the operation could be expanded to 40,000 square feet after a year, with subsequent payroll hikes. The lease is renewable on Slow Day oil Wall Sired come level. The third method would be to spread proportionate profits hack over the companys excuses and profits at a set NEW YORK (AP) Plans for St. Regis Paper Co. to become a subsidiary of the Radio Corporation of America were announced here Friday. The transaction would involve an exchange of stock worth $700 million. RCAs operations include the National Broadcasting Co., broadcast and communications equipment, computers, consumer electronics, publishing and car to the Railroad tracks. The operation, which price of the crude oil or gas at the well head by judging what ther prices in the field are. Another proposal for companies which both produce and refine oil is to spread a rate of profits over each operation to reach the gross in- 25 Page write-of- f One method would be to determine the general market 15)08 The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations Tegeler and rould percent cause serious problems lor the industry. Treasury spokesmen however, assured the producers, "It is not our intention to change the rate of depletion on any crude petroleum product. Under proposed regulations, three wav's would determine the gross income for a firm seeking to use the 27'a percent deduction. Mines Marke- t- Finance thermal competitors? production IV-vlo- ip fa - AF CHICAGO rough-ou- t Benson and Wayne S. Winter of Utah Valley Industrial 'l l Asmi. told Gov. Calvin L. Ramplon that the film and the city have agreed on terms of an eight vrar lease. Under the lease, the city will provide a 20,000 square-foo- t building at the site of the old Pleasant Grove Cannery adjacent to Union Pacific y 27l-- j pieces for wooden windows and doors for shipment to Dunkirk where they will be assembled, the gover- nor was told. Operations will start as soon as the building is constructed. This will be no later than Jan. 1. Pine used in the operation will come from parts of Idaho, Utah and Washington. W V jji np)-- DoarJ of Tratlt j a payroll of $300,000 at the outset, will generate a year operate a plant at Pleasant Grove employing 50 persons, it was announ led at the Capitol Friday, Mayor Paul T. Fordham of Pleasant Grove and Richard joint aliout 3.4 million jobs. This growth will require about 500 billion kilowatt hoursyearly of electricity by 1980 compared fo 275 billion kilowatt hours yearly now. Hydropower stations will take care of about 200 billion kilowatt hours in 1980. But that will be all the hydro capacity remaining. The rest will have to come from thermal energy gas and oil, nuclear and coal. What are coal prospects among the Coal King Window and Door, Inc., of Dunkirk, N.Y., will WASHINGTON (UP1) -Big ml producers said Friday were 'apprehensive" they over proposed government oil regulations ctJbuping limits on depletion write-of- f company income taxes. for 12 major Spokesmen producer associations told a Revenue Internal hearing the changes in the limits on the i iprnirlnrfTr-iyr- Finn to Operate Utah Door , Window Plant Balk nl Tax Rule break-throug- in rnMi' W'l ?sew York Official Notes Brighter Coal Outlook in West C By I h m |