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Parsons Construction Co., Los pipe-layin- g :,:,,,,::z,-:,:- - ,'!.:: t,,,,:,:,-- ' .4 ::e- ..10,,,-.,-- '.' .,,'';lork.:: .:: :.;'i., :., ,:2'''' 'z:- .::,, - 4:- - :.'i,,: ''''.;::'- , .ii:.:.: :t!,.:,::::::, : ' :, '' .,.: ,.:,A, ':: -: ','' ,, :.:1,'.:,,:.3gi,:-:- This ":-- , :2.:::' 4: : ':: :, ' :Y 4A.:""' - 7'k.kamitow,mwhik pipeline will carry water to the project from Skull Valley Springs. 14-inc- f Crews this week were within five miles of Rowley with ,,,-,:,- , rom Skull Valley Springs, 25 miles south of Rowley, and telephoi e and high voltage power lines to the plant site from Timpie Point. GETTING CLOSER 1 13.Y''', :::'..: "::'::;::::': ' '''''Cii, :'''' :'.?::.,:,.::..1,.:....,,,,- - ,. state-count- :- ,,. :.',:, : , - ,:::: :i.:f;;'.i.,.:.:.-.':,- :,4,, ..... ...",,,,,,t.:.,.4 ... 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THREE ROADS , h Angeles, predicts at least workers vitI be engaged at the plant Ate. Only 30 workers were on the scene this week building temporary structures for the big construction push. WAREHOUSE BEGUN The first major building a of the mamwarehouse moth project was started late this week. The permanent building will serve first as a construction materials warehouse. It will be converted to plant usage later, according to V. IV.. Messick, Parsons' construction manag Gramoll Construction Co., Lake City, is erecting temporary structures at the site, Messick reported. Salt earthmovers In the NEW YORK (UPI) Kingdom of Wall there is a legend. It tells of noble Sir Irving and how he slew the mighty bear. It happened at high noon on March 25, the legend says. The bear had held the Kingdom of Wall in his icy grip for many months and gloom and SOIOW had fallen over the land. But on tin day the sun was shining and brightly and there were even rumors that the great interest rate wall, surrounding the kingdom had developed some cracks. But, alas, they were Just rumors, and many an investor still feared to venture into the marketplace. 850 tee ,,,,,v FRIDAY .i :::::::::::::::::,-.....- 7rin , uu 5;:.:::,:',::::::::::::7:::::::::::5:5::::7::,.:::: 050 :::::: :',:::::::: '::::,:::.:.:::::::::::,:::::::.i.::,::::::: .,,: :::::: : :::::::: :::: ir:F.:!::::::::3::::M.;.: ::::::::i::.!Wii ::::::::;;:;::::::::::;ii:;::::: ::::::;xi:::.;::., :..i.i.::.:. iii,?,i:i:;:::::::.:::. ::::::::;.::::::::::: 3R1 TA1-- MAY1 JUN JUL I 71' SEPT OCT! ,,,j OCMCD101 -- 62 53 50 A, MA IIII : ,:::::::: -:- . :::::::::::::::::::::: 484 ':::::ii.::.::iii.:i.0aMi : :2'7. '. :::.:::::::7:iii.:::: : : : : : : : : : ..:.... .....0.:i,:.:f...::::::::::::::::::::: f i I , :1:',............ ,, ... ....... CLOSINGS FRIDAY :::::4:::::::::::::::::. ::.::::::,.... :,...',.....................,.....::::fis ::,:, :::::::.:. Lii si.::::::::::: 44 i:.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::.::.:..:::.:.:,.:::...;...:..:;.....:.;:::;.:.:::.:....;:,...:.:.::;:.:::::;:.:::: 52 WEEKS 1969-1- u h later. Barbara Feschken. who found the balloon and Frank's postcard inwrote back: side, "Surely you are astonished that your balloon has flown so wide." Prank noted that the message took five days to get to , u Dean Witter & Co Incorporated Research Department The stock market rebounded MORE FOLLOW a few hours just about every major commercial bank had followed Irving Within Announced (UPI)--- A plan end wasteful flaring or d burning of natural gas of oil in as a northeastern Wyoming was to pro-Nee- I announced by Gov. Illthaway Friday. President Richard Stanley L. O. Shields of Panhandle Eastern Ptpc Line Co. proposed the plpn to state officials. lie suggested that a- gas gathering rlwork with compressor stations be created in the Ililight Freld of Campbell County. POillips Petroleum, chief operator in the oil field, could build a gas processing plant west of Douglas with an initial cipacity of 60 million cubic feet and Panhandle xvould lay a , pipeline frDm iiilight to Douglas and a connecting line from Douglas it; the Kane') pipeline network. Kaneb would deliver an equivalent amount of its gas Panhandle Eastern 4)evey County, Okla. tet: t holiday shortened week, most were writing the bear obituaries for analysts ma-ke- t. Monte Gordon, Bache & Co. vice president, slimmed it up u hen he said the cut provided the market with "a psychological trigger." "It (the market) was like a hungry man wanting food," he said, "and it's there." suddenly Investors gobbled up the good news and, despite some profit taking late in the session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed with a gain of 16.37, its biggest surge in two years. Profit taking hit the blue chips and glamors again the net day talt analysts generally said that was normal fo:- lowing such a sharp runup. Some thought the market The Dow Jones Industrial 27.39 to gained Average 791.05. The DJ transportation also indexes and utility gained. Standard & Poor's index of 500 stocks was up 2.86. Volume reached 45,035,580 shares for four sessions (the market closed Good Friday) compared to 44,648.260 the week before and 53,305,060 in the same week in 1969. Of the 20 most active issues, 4 backtracked 15 advanced, and 1 was unchanged. in A diversified company that Is involved in the communica- tions tield is today's Stock of the Week choice from the Stock Evaluator Electronic Corp. FUQUA INDUSTRIES, INC. (Ifisi) FQA is a diversified company with interest in the 11111111liataliatia c o fi m u n ica- tions areasas oc s veil as irk the production of plea- ukt ee K sure boats and mobile homes. The high demand for leisure and mobile tirne products homes should increase earnfor the 12 ings. Earnings ended December,. months 1969, w ere 2.12 per share compared with 1.76 ner share for the previmis 12 months. ESE estimates earnings of share for the next 12 $2,50 months. A 2 per cent stock dividend was paid. CAPITAL GUNS CORPORATION REPUBLIC St k Of The rf pr V REP is a company with Interests in industrial metals and plastics, automated systerns and graphic and visual (19) communications. Increased production efficiency and a higher volume should aid earnings. Earnings for the 12 months ended October, 190, were $2.00 per share compared with $1.52 per share for the previous 12 months. ESE esti- mated earnings of $2.75 per share for the next 12 months. No dividend is paid. DAYCO a major CORP (2) DAY, ee manufacturer also con. automobile cerns itself with the production of aircraft components and consumer products. The expansion and diversili,ation of product lines sho.Ild increase earnings. Earnings for the 12 months ended January, 1970. were $2.81 per share compared with $2.22 per share for the previous 12 months. ESE estimates comings of $3.00 per share for the next 12 h --.4,:'."'.7 ..' months. of $1.14 annual dividend is paid. share per An SYSTRON-DONN'E- R CORP a leading produ(18) cer of electronic precision measuring instruments and transducers. New product developments and additional acshould increase quisitions earnings. Earnings for the 12 months ended October, 1969, were $1.08 per share compared with $1.01 per share for the previous 12 months. ESE estimates earnings of $1.30 per share for the next 12 months. No dividend is paid. SYS is FRUEHAUF CORP. (331,8) FTR is the leading producer of truck trailors and cargo containers. Future growth of and the encontainerization tranoe into modular home developments should aid earnings. Earnings for the 12 months ended December. 1969, were $3.03 per share compared vjth $2,23 per share for the previous 12 months. 4,,k,,:, , Z., ,::': , .'. , ...,,4' 4 S: :, :: , , ' 1 :,: c':', ; .,.:: ,..". .:,,' - 0 . ,'. 4r". ''''' N ,' 1 ,,::::. ' .:,,... ,::,":' ' ,,' ''':,, s :.,, ",, .: .. ' '' .,,:,, t,. ,',.',. ' A pert West senior, has parlaed boards into an expense p a id ,:.: - .:'t '4 Saturday, March 28, 1970 .:''.;. ;,:1:., ' .: -- :: - ,.: - , .: : ..: , .,.,. :,,,, . .: .:: ...... tw , :' .t - , 1:''..ii'''''4.:k.4.....:. t. :t.,,:t,,,..,AR '0,.....4.0 tWi.. - 7.;-:,,,- 411 1:" 14. i,111 It et iilii,,,,-- -, i .... t, ' ,;:,'N E., :,;., ... ...f 4-.- ,05g1Pit , ' - .,,A,- - t' ., .ii,:,,. f.' .':'' jaiv 4, gm 14 ,. ,i 41 ..?'.4' kit 4 i ' ,,JA " ,, 4' i -- ; t 1, ., .... 4"...7- , r Workers push ahead of Western Pacific railroad spur out of De Ile. i CU otal Study League Appoints VP rems In Merger Wallace Dean First Security Investment Co.'s stockholders Friday approved a merger of their $12 million corporation into Firs Security Corp., a registered bank holding company. George S. Eccles, president and general manager of First Security Corp., said that terms of the merger call for each shareholder of First Security Investment to receive one share of a new issue of $52.50 convertible preferred stock with a dividend of $3.15, equal to 6 per cent for each five shares of stock exchanged. The new stock is convertible at any time into common stock of First Security Corp. on a basis of 1.35 shares and a conversion price of $38.88 per share. The firm's assets will be absorbed into First Security Corp., and the merger will be completed as soon as a ruling is received from the internal Revenue Service regarding the tax status. The First Security Corp., after the merger, will have not only its present subsidiaries of ,First Security Bank of Utah, First Security Bank of Idaho, First Security Bank of Rock Springs, First Security State Bank. Utah Mortgage Loan Corp., First Security Life Insurance Co. of Texas, First Security Insurance, Inc., but also Nvill have a substantial investment in Aubrey G. I,anston Co. in New York, a dealer in government securities. ESE estimates earnings $3.35 per share for the next of 12 months. An annual dividend of $1.70 per share is paid. The. Electronic Stock Evaluator Coro. of Rockville Centre, New York. has lected the live securities above for oute standing fundamental value and market interest. ESE uses computers to tasks commonly done by individual research analysts. However, the computer has the advantage of speed, enabling ESE to analyze approximately 2,500 securities each week. In forecasting the price action of a security, ESE obtains estimates of earnings, divicksids and from sales different several sources and programs a consensus of these estimates Into the computer. The computer then ASS ignS rating to the security which serves as a guide for the recommendations made by ESE. Since the rating assigned to a security is largely dependent on the estimates obtained by ESE, the accuracy of a recommendation is dependent IJI.1011 the accuracy of the estimates obtained. in ihis sgspect the individual research analyst and the comouier are subiect to the same limitalions. General economic conditions, national crisis, or which Are vnrdi.tbld iwomis n!,ws also may have influence on the securities that are recommended. perform Mote! Looted Cash, stamps and decorations, valued at $71, vere stolen from the Scenic 11ote1, 1315 Foothill Dr. chairman and trustee for the Foreign Study Foundation, a charitable organization, and has served as chairman of the Foreign Study League national advisory council. He is a commissioner on Uniform State Laws for Utah; of Phi Kappa president-elec- t Phi, national s(holastic honorary society, and has served for several years on the Utah Advisory Council to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. A member of the American and Utah Bar Association, he as a 4.0.0.00Phqum.,,,......r.,. '' Mountain Fuel Supply Co. last year, both in earnir,gs and in the gas it sold, the annual report showed today. the Moreover, company to improve its performance in both areas this year, said M. M. Fidlar, expects president. Earnings for the company and its subsidiary last year were $6359,312, or $2.76 a share, compared with 1968 earnings of $5,602,078, or $2.30 a share. Based on these improved earnings, the company raised its quarterly dividend to shareholders from 42 cents to 45 cents last year. Although gas sales were the highest ever (143,224 billicn cubic feet), residential and commercial gas sales actually dropped slightly, due mainly to warmer weather for the year. Despite the drop, however, the company received more Money for the sales than it did the year before, thanks mainly to a rate in- crease. The company's sales outside of natural gas were hurt by a loss of $1,389.579 on its plies phate operation in Idaho, which was then shut down in July. Fidlar said the tion was suspended to v,ait for ' (1:'; - stu- N ve,""' 1 tr',.87. '1 A , Miss - salesman door-to-do- 3 Earnings Full 125 Pct. ' , . ttov.0 46 :::.,,, 4.".i,' 1 .,,t i' , :::.,:: '4''A ' " t. '. .,,, Nk; 't I The Bank of Salt Lake boosted its net operating earnings to 18 cents ; a share last Loissuomil above the 8 cents a share earned in 1968, the annual shows. A. H. Kelson, told shareholders that 1969 was ...iii..; 4" '''':'''!"M.."7 '..;r:..',4:,':::'. ,'"; L;'.:':....':': .:,:: ,,, 41616. Wallace R. r" Bennett The board of directors has authorized issuance of 56,250 shares of stock at $2.75 a share, and $156.250 of notes at 8.5 per cent. This combination will be sold in units of 45 shares of stock and one $125 capital note at a price of $248.75 a unit. in et Income to the company, and is now planning to build an enlarged plant. Fidlar said the utility would acrelerate its exploration and development activities in the hope of finding and developing even more reserves. "At this time we are fortunate to have an adequate supply, T1 Power Park Wins Utah Power and Light pany's much-publicize- d display. The new car, as ytt unnamed, won't go on sale until late this summer, joining the American Motors' Gremlin in an attempt to offset the huge market for the small for. DETROIT (UN) General Motors new the Chevrolet Nvill be powered by an engine designed to use unleaded gasoline and emit a lower level of XP-SS- four-cylind- eign The lightweight overhead earn engine Nvill he first shown publicly in Chevrolet's exhibit at the International Automobile Show which opens in New York City, April 4, John Z. De Lorean, Chevrolet general manager, said today. That's the only part of the new mini-ca- r that will be on or COMPUTER RESONCE: D. Chytraus . 10, p,r1,.., PRINCE-COVE- &CO.,INC. ' 11,.!1:4-44- 11.,;.,S1 ' We ore currently maintain4 ing a market in those stocks; For in;ormation or quotes oti these companies call: Clark t I SYSTEMS MNG MT., INC. STOCKHOLDERS RIS ,o,... urs. A EBONY OIL , , I low level of emissions was a key consideration in the design of this engine," he said. -- pollutants. 0 tom. on West " New Engine Mini-Car- 's t.,i,t 1::;61:3, "mini-park- Temple between First and Second South recently received the "best industrial landscape" award of the Utah Association of Nurserymen. despite the national decline in reserves," he told shareholders. tt:r40.:;r. in the despite strin- bank's growth, monetary xintrols. Total deposits were increased by 24.7 per cent, and the bank's assets no' stand at $7.648.770. The net income was $42,965, with $20,175 the compared year before. "Master Charge is now operating on a profitable basis and has made a substantial contribution to overall profits of the bank," he said. The bank's growth also makes it necessary for it to increase its capital, he noted. holds degrees in banking and finance, finance and accounting and law, all from the University of Utah. He has also received advanced degrees in law from Harvard and New York University. GM per cent 125 "banner joins industry STS.000 full yeara i,,,i7.;..,S,,,. a better market. Wasatch Chemical Co,, NIFS.s subsidiary, had a good year, with sales well above 1968 'and amounting to $5.5 million. Wasatch contribtkied ', Bank Boosts 1 - Earnings, Sales Records For. MB set new records a, 0, z:1,$ . - institution organized to provide American students and teachers the chance to study abroad. It is a division of Transamerica Corp. Dr. Bennett has served as 44 :s4. 1 would. Her performance was judged by local businessmen. The top 25 salesmen were judged on their presentations and four winners selected. Other winners were Kent An- derso n, Olympus; Karen Becli, Bingham, and David Dickman, Murray. R. Bennett, associate dean and professor of law at the University of Utah Law School, has been named executive vice president of the Foreign Study League. The league has headquarters in- Salt Lake City, where Bennett will assume his duties July I. It is a private educational r,,...1 7. , ,., 1, , Ope ... Airi:,,,,,,, ,,.. - .e1- ) .1. ", 110 r ','"' 4: . - 1,, A,440,,,sp-,t- t ' 1 44,?--'- ' ',..-- ' ' ,, )40 Ige's7 , ; 3 5!. ,,,, 1.,,,... '4 , , 7.1-- , ;,:".,1 f yoi ' V.:I:4,, , :g ...,. 1.. ,.,,,i'A,, 4 .,....?.c.., ....,,,,!..,.., oo'.,..!.1Z Tt,..:.. ., .,,,...- ..- :;.'",0,1..4 :, 4't..11.:2; ,,,,4,-.- 1- -- Z..:.' ..::''''''',.. vtiliOltr-t- , la.. 140 7, Ittlt k Yes ,,,,:. llif. ,,,i, en sy , .,,, ..,0,.: .4 "'I i,i,.,.3.1I , , '2. ,11 .q: .' '',' t4)14 1,7'...'".1.1i '41 ....,,,,..;. , , , ..' - ' ::,.., ,: .,,. ,,,,,,ie H:::!,:1 ' " -- ' .L'..N.,,:,ji tr,. a 7 ', ,4::g.,:. ' ,04.,.. Nk - -:- . eotN dents partici- Nakagirl pating in the Junior Achievement program. The annual contcst is sponsored by the JA and the Sales . and Marketing Executives of Utah. She via now ITavel to Phoenix to compete in a rtgional contest, and the winner . of that cor.test goes to Chica-- : . go for the natioi.al competi- -, tion and a possible $1,000 top prize. , Miss Nakagiri was vice, president for sales of ATTCO3. : a company sponsored by : American Telephone and Tel:. 'graph. They made a mult- ipurpose board out of redwood. : and hemlock which could be used as a cutting board, cheese board or a trivet. It sold as a set for $4, she reported, and her effort brought in $130 to the company. The JA firms are organized by students, who learn how to manage their companies, sell stock, make products, keep books, pay salaries and taxes, prepare annual reports, and then liquidate at the end of the year. Local business firms sponsor the miniature companies. To win the sales contest, she had to set up a situation in which she sold the product , ' ' ; ,.,,,:,,f,,,,...,...; :..:, ::''''''':.;:.'-.:?0.0,M1,1- school ' : .',:14,07 :- local , .. - ' , ,,..,,,,,,!.. ..,r14:,:k:,,.4...i.,;:N, N: - , :,.,:::::,::,.;, ;!::::Ek! ,4 ., Salesman from over 500 high , - ' High School r i' awkbaogi the year Best chlorine tanks in place. ' :' Phoe- - nix. Miss Naka- this week gii wa s chosen Also, three gas turbine gen. erators to produce 60,000 kilo. watts for the plant are scheduled to be installed by Dec. 1. A July schedule will see three huge spray dryers and set of : Y.'', .: - kji:-3i,;',,,.- .,,,,,,,........ :' ( ( " ..;'-- to trip A9 magnesium refinery buildings, administration center, cell buildings and anhydrous plant, pilot plant, laboratory and maintenance shops will be up before the end of this year. ,;,': P gssue iversified Firm Oil Fire Plan 01EYENNE Trust's lead, even though many called the move premature. By early Thursday morning, the last day of trading in the ... '..' him. AVERAGE UP this week. 0 .A 4 .i,,,o ,.31' ,")',4Zs.::-,':,'"':;.,:,.,,..::.:' :::,,,,,,,,ok...r...N i... . ',: -- s' '.. , .,;..,.:1,...':...4,.;.,.,,:. ,. The New York Stock Exchange index reflected a gain of $1.56 in the price of an average share of common stock. :i:i:?, .7 Than The Mail Few analysts expected the market to take off immediately but most agreed the bottom of the long decline had finally been reached. Newton Zinder of E. F. Hutton said "Some consolidation at current leveli may be needed before the market can move significantly higher." - :::::::.: ca ''' JAN FEB ' - - NOOEC , 68 65 AUG ,,',.... , MORE EQUANIMITY But Gordon noted that the market would be able to view these with "more equanimity" in view of the prime rate cut. :::::::::::::::::::1:::::: ... ..,..............-....- 0 i :.::::::7;::::::::.:iM: 1969-197- :,:::::: i b, ::::::: CLOSINGS 52 WEEKS ::: mil gL, ' 800 ONE SWIPE Etter Sir Irving. He strode up to the terrible bear and with one swipe of his mighty prime rate sword slew him where he stood. History may not record the end of the bear market of 1969-7in quite those terms. But in any study, the Irving Trust Co. will hold center stage. The nation's 12th largest cut the bank Wednesday prime interest rate to 8 percent from 812 percent and set off a buying splurge that carried the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 15 points in minutes. ,::,,,:;:.::,::::: , :,,,....:. CENTER LINE, MICH. As part of a seventh. (AP) experigrade. meteorology ment Frank Hayden sent up a balloon filled with helium. It was found in Burgdorf, West Germnay, three days ,.:4 ,L:,,,,k '.', -s- ' '''v,,,,,,,:'.'::....,-'-.1,,,,.,:,k.. ,,,,,,:,,... ,,,......:.... :..,:;:,:: the prime rate cut.' "Unfortunately it comes at the wrong time," said Harold Laubscher of Walston & Co. "Next week' We'll .begin getting a lot of 'first quarter earnings roports and they're bad going to be pretty reading." NENISTRI , Balloon Faster of 900 ';',:..,::.t:,::: - , :h,', ,:..,: 'I'''..:,.!'i:: had overreacted to the news - 950 ... ,.....:.:,...,0,,,,N.;,.,...,,;...,,,,,,.,,....x...: ,,,. ,::;',::i:.. .,;;:i.,::...,.,..:.,,,.....,.:::,.:,:,. :::.;:,::,::1.:!,:.' 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OTHER FIRMS Messick said other contractors include Weyher Construction Co., waterline; L. A. Young Sons, highway: Western Road Machinery Co., equipheavy construction ment; ,Western Picific. railroad, and Wasatch Electric, plant distribution lines. The construction manager said that most of the giant DOZERS, GRADERS Heavy 20tlYHO t11 1.00 Deseret News Staff Writer : a .1' . .,, Ey JOSEPH T. LIDDEL ,..t..: ,NsI ..,;,- ,, eked Tc) ()olds ll32 , Fr- - .. i 521.3830 1 4 |
