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Show mem , 00 D riala W7 DESERET NEWS, WEEKEND OF MAY 15, 1976 Joseph Lundstrom Deseret News staff writer By :; ' ';': - ' engines in Deseret News business editor - I largest private 0:,,,;::,?:,,,r :'''s:::',,,' i,,,:,:i.e.p.;.:i.':'',..::.::!.::.::':',5:14,.':i.::::$:,...,..':::,j:::.;,;?:,:s!::',,..,:5.2 '4i:;41i.,:i!"...., ::.ti:;,"' ,;.r.;:j..t,:',(1.8tir:.1(4,-.:.- r4745,.: ,. ... :::;::.i::::t,f,rk.:..... , , IsAgh , i;-- ', ''' .4Ls ert,., ' ::: ACIV ,.. ;ktris:t'L..7:7 ,0',.. ::-.- - ,tio.,. ,--ot,,,,,, ....:....::.....:...,:. i.:..:.,.....: .......,...........,".... - ;,iJs .. ell.l. -- -- ...... - u.,,,:,A::.. --- ,.... lr'''' - ,,,,:x,. , 4111 , . 1 , u:.::.,,,,,,, ,i L dr A 6, B Ins i5er Bai Amcap Am Am inc. Mut A WI boo tan FA A F Gol Am Am Am Pr s tlt Inv Nsti 'AB EctA M Wash AM A A A GEN CeMd GCGr Gninc Yen AG E dtv Gr t ea Am In Prey, Am Grth Am Irish) Am Invst Am611 Gr 3.46 8.26 13.72 N.L. Como CP Cam), Bd Comp Fd Concrd 503 Cons Inv 10,23 Cnsitt gw N.L. ConMt 12.25 Contr.,. 5,57 Davide In Da,1y 9,45 What contributes to the success of the center? ,:,..:...,;,,,I,:':',.10., Five basics, according to na n : Han- Favorable Utah tariff "And one of the real selling points to firms outside of Utah has been our stable and trouble free labor force," added Barrett. The high level of education of Utahns is reflected in the capability, trainability and productivity of Utah's workers. CP 11.05 6,70 6.07 3.68 4.97 (z) 4.90 82.50 1208 7.32 6.63 3.97 5.43 EATON HOWARD: Bain Fd Fours F Gwth (z) Incme F N.L. Space 2.73 Fd Sick Sp Fd Egret Trt Edon Energy Fairtld Bore Fm FEDERATED 7.11 761 A Leadr 10 37 11.18 Empre 1.30 N.L. 7.67 7.14 7.70 10 18 10 98 4.87 5.25 7.11 - 8.47 9,26 - , i eDiv : NY CG CO CAP Fl , t. 1e .i. i. 1. 6 t1 ), .. 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Paramt earner Paul Penn Penn Mile Phonix RPV Mt Sq Ed C end deb 'mom LW HIIRAN Fd Broh Inc Bro US Bro 247 3.15 3.34 346 MACS CO: 9.20 10.05 mem F 865 Indy II 3.26 BRO: 10.44 152 11.41 805 9.67 9.64 10.60 7.34 8.02 7.23 790 ::.:::::':i!:;::::14;;. i':: i .::::: ':' ' ......) c- - , ..... a 2 '4,:, j'' :t ::". ,1,. ' z ' '4,:;,7 , ,.. Sh Sh Sy, Inv E 18,Gr 6 Inv Sovr Spectra END STATE Corn Fd Divesit Prours St Fr Eel St Fr Gr State Str STEADMAN Ind Am 10.94 11,96 Asso Fd 7.11 7.77 Invest N.L N.L N.L Capiti Stock N.L GROUP: 7.00 7 65 Grwth 9.19 1034 Incom C 10.43 11.10 Kemp M 1.00 NI. Kmp SIS SerMlit Techol F Survey G Tempi Iv Temp Trap Cap Ed Tray! H Tudor rth 20th CG CI Unified Unitund 10.08 11.02 7 32 8.00 8.98 9.81 10.12 11.09 I.00 N 751 9.95 10.87 13.60 N.L L 96 310 NI.. 5.47 N.L. 8.19 N.L. 8 74 945 UNION SERVICE GROUP: 12.30 13.26 Brd S Iv 6.62 7.14 Inv Nati On 0.7511.59 Capt 12 38 13 35, in lin iarl UNITED FUNDS: 6.35 6.96 Accum Fd 6.98 7.65 Bnd 9.08 9.95 Cont gw 8.84 9.69 Inc Cont 10.53 11.54 Incom 6.05 6.63 Scienc 5.25 5.75 Vaned 10.31 11.27 7.95 8.69 9.76 10.67 9.76 N.L. 11.43 10.90 11.41 7.23 7.82 4.61 5.05 12.06 1310 4.83 NA NI. Uhl USAA US Svcf NI. NI. 1.93 8.08 9.54 9.69 Ca GytS USLIFE FUNDS: F 3.76 4 11 Apex 7.31 Bei End 799 Con Stk 11.77 12.87 LINE VALUE FOS: Val Lne 6.55 672 Val Inc Gth Ley Val 5PC VANCE SANDERS: Incom Invest VS Corn Soeci G Vndrbi Vndrbis VANGUARD Expior Ivest Mocgn Trust WeislY 4.70 7.99 3.68 13.20 14.43 6.80 7.43 6.26 6,84 7 21 7.88 3.91 N.L. 3 19 GRP N.L 18.34 20 04 7.89 8.62 11.S2 1, ': 1 ,d 1 tiC' .4 ...s. f,,,,.., ill .:.4 , , )' 1"1,e. ,,k s!,fr,i ...?,......:,t,..,,,,,74,,,.. '3EttaLirT q Ypb,d 4 : ,,,o':. :::.: :- 1 ,4 ,, 'ie,:,, I ,. I sr.;47,..;.:w4,,..,,,,6 ': R.. ir,,,,,,c:;,:.:,.44..::?:,:.,:::::-:',.:,.,,,- ' ,or ""::':',':,;,:',:::''',.;:,,,,,(,' ', :;,,,,.: :: :r,t..$,.!,0,,,, r l'''..,..',::: ::, 1 Dave Johnson, Steve Hayman and Randy Fisher assemble ski poles at Freeport Center for Scott USA, Co. ,:;:',''-- ':- ,.. ,, ':::: !if' ..!:, : ,' ':' ;Ill.:. I ' ..sc) r? ., , ...I.::: '4. 14' ,. Igt-o-:':,-, ci ,.,. i 1:'',.,, i .,:: '' ' 111Z414.90.,:,.."....4A- .- NI. 7.86 668 1.29 N.C. An employment Ore. (UPI) there is an abundance of jobs for bank, managers in Alaska because the state is developing so fast. Robert Bulmer, an account executive for Management Recuiters, said here while on a talent search this week that Alaska's 300,000 population does not fill its management needs. lie said most management jobs in Alaska pay from $18,000 to $40,000 or $50,000. "We are looking for people who will become stable, permanent Alaskans." ir ITer . The public acc,Ttance of the ESA engine this year has taken the company's hierarchy by surprise. Loolbourrow said. Only one model, the 400 cubic-inc8 engine has ESA and the company planned to build no more than 75,000 of these engines during the 1976 model year. The ESA engine was a late introduction item with no advance advertising program. Word got around through the news media and magazines so that by the time the engines were available, dealer.; had backlogs of orders. "It looks like we might build 150,000 ofI the ESA engines this year," Loofburrow said with a pleased grin. The engine is in demand for several reasons. It meets the current emission standards without the use of a catalyst and thus can burn regular leaded fuel. This means a saving in fuel costs. like the engines of the Driveability is excellent control era. The engine starts promptly, doesn't die, takes hold with no hesitation and produces no surge when the driver is trying to hold the car at constant speed, said Loofbourrow. It provides the same or better fuel economy as does the engine with the catalyst," he added. The system controls spark plug firing electronically with eight sensors feeding into a minicomputer. It replaces the distributor ,: mechanism including the ''.,r74,;i4.!0,',.77': !.7., now which must ,:ç17,, :70A points ' be replaced periodically itil" :,: The stricter control of t mixfuel the firing permits ,',1;Vv ture to be leaner (less r.;,1MTl, gasoline, more air) result''' '''':-'''' Mg in better economy and !'' IN .3,,t reduced emissions. ,;.:,,,:'ll '',':'' ,:',::::ii However, the ESA en- '', gine won't be able to meet ':..:1 H7 the stricter 1977 emission ,..,,. standards without the catal- yst. In '77, the nitorgen oxide emissions must be cut 4, , to two grams per mile from k, lipi the present permissible Mr. Loofburrow rate of 3.1 grams per mile. Loofbourrow feels his department may, in time, be able to bring the ESA engine into line with the 1977 emission standards or even with more stringent standards of future years without having a catalyst. A lot depends on whether the government stays with its present set of standards or insists on changing them. Status of women opens up new field NEW YORK (UPI) Raising America's corporate conciousness has business. become a multimillion-dolla- r for many new firms specializing in services to upgrade the status of working women. These companies, formed primarily by women entrepreneurs over the past five years, offer a variety of programs to private industry and government employers 'faced with legislation and internal pressure to move women to managerial slots. "Employers now spend $5 million annually on programs for women on consciousness-raising- , motiva- tion, assertiveness, supervisory awareness and special skills," says Jo Kimmel, president and founder of Women's Training arid Resooli:es Corp. Portland. Me., firm The specializes in speech courses for businesswomen who must take a strong verbal position in the office and on the podium. The U.S. Army is among the firm's diverse list of clients. "The women's service field is one of the few industries where the majority of owners are women," says Ms. Kimmel, whose firm has annual sales of more than $200,000. three-year-ol- d d d company whose training program "womanagement" has been piloted by American Telephone & Telegraph. "Most of the participants are in some way responsible for training and arfirmative action in the organizations they work for," according to Ms. Kimmel. The exhibit, which Ms. Kimmel plans to make an annual event, should enable women and businesses alike to discover the resources available to help women move toward the executive suite. Industrial production up 0.7 pct. Industrial (UPI) the physical outpout of production the nation's factories, utilities and continued to advance strongly mines in April, rising 0.7 percent, the Federal Reserve Board said Friday. Although the increase was smaller than March's revised 0.6 percent and February's 1.1 percent, the April rise was still sizeable and reflected "widespread gains in outpout," the Fed said. As in the two previous months. a strong showing in auto assemblies led the overall increase. The board said assemblies rose sharply to 8.6 million units in April, up from March's 8.3 figure. WASHINGTON 1 w 1 ,mm..mi,om,e,4mulaftEmalb.mmialt3tOmmtOAM..11,1datomilwimmiftminatdft.atimftimmoi,owema, Auto assemblies are expected to increase even further in May, the fed added. Production for the business equipment induAries was also considerable, the board said, as well as outpout of durable goods materials. Production of construction materials "continued to expand moderately." Industrial production ha,; risen every month since the recession bottomed out April a year ago. The Industrial Production Index now stands at 122.5 percent of the 1967 base of ItK). This is cnly about 4 percent behm the 1973 high, the Fed said. ) 1 i "''''-- :'! ' I The electronic fuel metering that is being readied for a 1978 debut eliminates the intricate system of valves and floats in the carburetor. Sensors will control the delivery of fuel to the cylinders. . The new system will mean improved fuel economy, better emission control and fewer service problems, according to Loofbourrow. Service department changes Carleson Cadillac announced changes in its service department today. Robert A. Carleson, service manager, will go on a sales training leave for the next 12 months with a San Diego, Calif., dealership. Succeeding him as service manager will be George West. body shop manager for the past six years. Bob Thomas will become the new body shop manager. AgqinQt the backdrop of the International Women's Year, Ms. Kimmel decided to organize the first national exhibit of women's programs and services to coordinate one of the nation's newest industries. The event scheduled tor New York City Nov. will acquaint more than 200 participants from the private and government sectors with 35 exhibitors offering aids to the affirmative action concept. The exhibitors will range from American Airlines and Xerox to firms such as smaller women-owneMcKay, Peabody Associates, a New York-base- ' ,.,v 12 SY 10.51 9.62 11.29 12.34 1085 10.20 10.25 3.64 6.63 9.93 Weinn 9.33 Wstmn 4.42 4,83 9.38 Windsr 4.96 6.42 I 3.35 4.01 4.38 Varied 07 6 WaliSt 8.92 N.L. gr 10,39 PP Weiog 5,42 NA 7.23 Gr 42.43 42 80 wslid 5.20 FOS: W 1SCOnS NL no load. 2.53 N.L. 1.06 N.L. dividend. GRP: 4.82 7.78 3.77 4, .7:" 11:: ...,,.....,, . ) 14. , 1 19',..- :: i !:::',.3,1. 1.,,,:.!:.,:4..1,,..,;.,::,,,,,...,-,,v7r- Ai, 41. i :;, I ':. '':: ,ii,,. : .....!,... iiJ t.o.'4'; N,,.:1 .... :,,, tl, "An these things make Utah a wonderful place to live and to work. We think the Freeport Center is a contributing partner," said Barrett. FOS: , t II :: ,, . iti, ' '''''r...'"' 4,41), ::::..1.7:,' ::1 Pojr.R ,:k14.,,,, ,,: t...v, ::::"::::::::::::1 :::::::::":::::.::k."..:;::: l,::.:i:: IL,: 1,..., ? '::::::1 -:;,:: 1"-- k tto:;:. ::::::: .: i 105i. ..:'::.." ' ::il. 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Salem ':::::::::: ::: ; ':::.4:X.:4..:."(t1:?:: The Freeport Center attracts businesses and their employes ben cause of Utah's moderate climate, coupled with the 8.13 PILGRIM GP: 12.37 13.02 Etm Pil 3.37 N.L. Carnal 8.86 9.33 Incorn 7.61 8.04 Fd Pilsi 10.72 N.C. Pine St FD: PIONEER 13.44 14.60 Fd Pion 11 12.89 14,09 Pionr 10.99 11.95 Plannd :::::: ::.::'e :::: :'.....:'''..78'..... :.71..:..'''!.?' ' ;''' .:',., ' , :':: li :::. :ii': :":::::;. ,,,,::,,;,..,:.:. Genf 206 N.L. So Ins, 694 7.58 Swst 8.89 ::: Hi :' ( And while distribution and manufacturing are the key activities at the Center, it is located in the middle of a rich farming area that produces large quantities of agricultural Venlor Smith SB :' :::::::":::::- 3r:5'.:5:4:i:;::: :::: k, Goods. Inv Ire :: ,..' ''...,i.:::.A:: i,::: Kitchen Aid Dishwashers, Craft Foods Massey-FergusoMotorola, J. C. Penney, Ralston Purina, Safeway Stores, Inc., Sldppy Peanut Butter, Westinghouse Electric Corp., and Wilson Sporting 11.86 7..t4 8.24 8.62 N.L. 6.06 6.62 3.17 N.L. 10.91 ...r,.,V,,..;!:', vm,,,.,rP,::.1:-::::,'-:;:-I.- i ! 1,-,- iO:.i-- 'ft:7:77,:;:4,4:":":,',:'4::::::,:i:::":::::',4":". Ocean STEIN eight-cylind- V-- :h, ':z,,t0.te.;'.:.iy ;:,,.:5,;:!::.. :4::....,...,:,..,::,,; ' P 0.32 11.28 PRICE Mass ROWE: 10.86 P&L Crrwth MASS FNCL: 11.09 11,96 MIT 9.68 N.L. Incom 9.50 10.24 Nw WIG 10.98 N,L. Era 13.24 14.27 Nw MID 7.36 N.L Hor 11.77 12.69 Pro MFD 5.38 N.L. Fd 7 61 13.24 14.27 Provd Gt MCD ex 14.95 16.12 Prud MFB 9.98 10.961 SIP 11,25 N.L PUTNAM Mather Am Mid FUNDS: (z) 162 TOO N.L. M 11.24 1218 Conver Money 9.60 10.49 9 90 10 82 Fd Mony Equity 14 92 NI. Fd MS8 1368 14 95 Georg F 9 IS 10 00 katt Bn 10.58 11.56 Grwth M1F 8.84 9.56 Fd Incom 7,63 8.34 3.85 4.16 MIF Gro 788 8.6! 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Life fitly NAIL: 4.03 4.40 LINCOLN Gr FM) CO 6.19 6.77 PORTLAND, inc FOUNDERS 6.91 611 141 GROUP: Selc Am specialist said 1115 NI. 4.12 5,16 SO 3.92 4.21 Selc Covelh 11.32 12.37 LOOMIS hotel and business 7.35 8.03 McOm 9.52 (040 SATIES: 5.35 5.85 Mtual F FOS, ?.....,k.,,,,,m,, ..... ' Also That is probaly a conservative estimate. And while large physically, the center's impact on Utah's overall economy in the long run is probably much greater. 10 Burh DREYFUS 16.86 18 43 Doff Fd 7.63 8.34 Fd Egtv 13.45 14.70 Iv Dryt GRP: DrI LA 862 942 Se Incm 4.30 4.70 3rd Cent Gr 6,28 686 Eagle ' ........4:',....Cg.',Oik. .,..:.... list of firms doing business at the Freeport Center reads like the n ones alphabet. The more include: Allis - Chalmers, Best Foods, Carnation, Cracker Jack. Del Monte, Fisher-Pric- e Toys, General Electric, General Tire, H. J. Heinz and International Harvester Co. guess its replacement costs would exceed WO million," Barrett said. Delta deVegh ed 1 , , "That's hard to say. But I would Delw Dr DodgCe .., - :,:,:::?,::1 ,,.4,.:::0:i:::,,'.::.:.;;:.:,,g,:,,...":.,:.:,,.:.:::.,:..:':??..,,:::::-":t::,::Zh:.:,.r.N,,,:.,,0?,--......:i.,.,.:.- What would it cost to build the Freeport Center today from the ground up? 634 GE Gen 62 1361 4.83 4.95 31.12 N.L. 4.17 NA(z) (1) 9.76 N.L ,:,'.4.46;i410 , (..,'7, 10;:m0011WMinOW. "And Utah's right to work law is helpful in assuring outside firms of a competitive work force," he added. 615 672 F 'I .40.'n''',..,,,,,'4. :,3:..::::.:4::::. A privileges, the centralized geographic location, excellent transit times to Western cities, the use of a tax free inventory in Utah, and the opportunity to reduce overall Western inventories without sacrificing customer service. 9.37 10.24 14.75 16.12 6.38 647 4.63 506 x15.31 16.73 13.82 1510 ..,,...i, well-know- N.L. 10.75 N.L. .,,,, i '4,4, it,,,,:i" '''''','"'''!,',"'!".!. '::.:;.n.,:,41Li:::. 44,(:. ott.v4z1t4 1.ametataavg4'..':... 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Another new development, electronic fuel concars until trol, will not be available in Chrysler-mad- e 1978, he noted. h t:VV'j,''': frr.....modot,14.....:,.,: :. !;;:.., OIL - :. .. ! l........:::.,::.......:...,::'14-;1- 1 t;1' 4,, 6-- .Wa 1,!491, .;.,;,.,,,;,,.., ...,..- .4.,,..tallTrIrrr.t, ...: ....., ... ..f l - - ,. .4, !Ill...3.''',.,!..;!...M.P.IMMANI ., '.9 ,.1Ca!!''',.. tv-....A- momodow 4T..,i,,z..,,,,,,,,:., :E;,1 ,''''1Q4',..: r -, ., ''..: 1 ,,.14,,,;.,.-.:.- " Max Factor cosmetics firm distribution center extends for quarter of mile at the Freeport Center. It is largest operation. .::, .. 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Bid '''' e:A1:4 et '''go,,:: 3711:11V11,164:::,:.0,0, ,,: :::x.,:,:,f.:;:,'..':-.:'::.:.'- MUTUAL FUNDS 3.53 7.08 3.15 7.56 12.55 9.61 4,93 9.51 10.65 11.15 5.08 I ;,,:, :k1;;No:,::,:,:',,,.,IA'",,,:;::::rt:75We::vtiiiou::4::::-;,-::rma:::::::::-',,-:::-:s:.::::.,:::- ,,n ,,;;,..,;.4...,,04.,.::;,,,,,,N,47...:-;,:;,mti$T:,..m::;:,,rI- Between 3,200 and 3,500 persoms are employed by the 135 major companies located at the center. Among the newest developments at the center is a complete facility to handle containers on fiat cars and trailers on flat cars. "This will enable us to handle international and piggyback shipments for customers efficiently and economically," said Barrett. The center has its own post office, fire station and water supply. Job Service keeps a man on the scene almost full time to aid in employment. The U.S. Customs Service is present for international customers. There are 35 miles of paved roads within the center and it is completely circled by five miles of cyclone fencing. Warehousing includes all kinds of appliances, food products, clothing, sporting goods, toys almost every kind of finished consumer goods. Warehousing occupies about 60 percent of the Freeport Center space. anu f acturbig takes up the balance. 344 ,:'.:.4?:' 0.s.',c:.:-'- 1 ,. .), ,. ...:.....:,4,0,:';4,4g..I'm:'iit:;t;0!if,;I': States. Inc ,.i'.':.:,, 1.,:.:::'":',. :,,y.M...:',:;.?gii:?3::.'-.5',,,::,- ,..ii,:...4.:::IA':,:::;!g:,-,:-,- - ., ''?;':::i'l distribution-manufacturin- g Gw ,,, ...,,,: center in the United Adm Atint Ado) .,,,:. ,:: T 717 By Arnold Irvine : ' :. I .. lean burn' From Navy to giant Freeport C nter CLEARFIELD During World War II, the giant Naval Supply Center was built here at a cost of millions of dollars to supply the Navy in the Pacific. At the time, the depot was considered far enough from the West Coast to be safe from any possible enemy attack. Following the war, the need for the center gradually faded and by 1963, its use ended and it was sold by the General Services Administration for $5.1 million to Russell and Kern W. Schumacker of Oakland, Calif. as government surplus prorty. They turned the huge complex of warehouses into a distribution and manufacturing center and within a year had al tenants, leasing from 1,000 to 10,000 square feet of wareholising space. By 1967, there were 47 firms located in the center. Five years ago this month, the center was purchased by Gordon Olch of Salt Lake City and Robert O'Block of New York City for an undisclosed sum. But in that ensuir g five years, the center expanded another 135 acres to a total 735, new buildings have been erected adding 706,000 square feet of space and every building is filled except two. "We are 95 percent full," said Stephen L Barrett, director of economic development for Freeport Center Associates. Since tie first of this year eight new firms have moved into the (enter and 180,000 square feet of floor space have been added to existing structures. Railroad volume alone last year came to 50,000 cars. The complex has become one of the major industrial activities of the Union Pacific Railroad. The center is, according to James Hannan, general manager, the Chrysler plans What do Osmond Family Ent. Hertz Rent-A-Cand Dinosaur Tire Service ar Have in common with 1 Wheeler Machinery Co. Turf Equipment Co. Kenworth Truck Sales Inc. Pittsburgh-De- s Moines Steel Co. I Press Publishing Co. Valtek, Inc. Western Refining Co. Husking Helicopters, Inc. Provo Plumbing & Heating Randell Steel Co. Triad Investment Co. U. S. Welding, Inc. Skyview Global Coatings, Inc. e U. S. Distributing, Inc. Concrete Pipe, Inc. Geneva Rock Products Sheldon Hansen Chevrolet, Inc. Bird Trucking Co. e Theron Koon Trucking Co. N. O. Nelson, Inc. E. I. Bartel Is Company Imperial Wholesale Supply John Paras Furniture D. R. Norton Investment Co.. United Parcel Service, Inc. Savage Bros. Trucking, Inc. Norton Food Centers Sterling Nelson and Sons, Inc. Brad Ragan, Inc. Idiot West, Inc. Pacific Supply, Inc. Coca Cola of Montpelier, Id. San Filipe Ranches Johnson Tire Service, Inc. E & I r NorNational Manutacturing, Inc. cross and Hale Tire Store Moore Sheet Metal Hansen Investment Company Norton Associates R. L. Tooke Development. Rent-A-Ca- Design Construction leaders in commercial and industrial construction 377-190- 0 268-350- 6s Provo SIC , 1 , |
