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Show Prudential May Convert To Plan state-chartere- d Gene Donovan, president and chairman, said, however, that the conversion was subject to approval of regulatory authorities, the states of Utah and Montana (where PFS also has operations) and favorable tax rulings. Intent, he said, is to obtain more flexi- bility in operations not presently able under federal charter. avail- This applies to negotiations for possimergers, extending geographic boundaries of service areas, branching and general benefits to savers. ble Under the conversion plan, savers would one share ot nonreceive assessable capital stock in the converted association for each $100 of withdrawable value of savings as of July 13. Set by Board The distribution date of record was set by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLB). The association currently has about 64,000 accounts. Based upon current savings of about $254 million, about 2.5 million shares would be issued with par value of $1. Cash payments, based Checking Restraint Opposed by Chiefs - WASHINGTON (AP) The administration said Friday it opposes any restraints on its nearly unlimited power to peek at the spending records of people with bank accounts. Top law enforcement officials from two government departments said such restrictions would sharply slow the fights r and organized crime. against said he Sen. John V. Tunney, wants to require federal agents to obtain court permission before they can examine or copy bank records. white-colla- Under present law, the Internal Revenue Service, the Treasury Department and o(her agencies may view' such records as long as banks dont object. upon formula, would be paid to savers for fractional saving in less than $100 increments. Donovan noted that the FHLB had a moratorium on such conversions since 1963. However, the board announced July 26 that as part of a continuing study on conversions it would accept applications from federal-anmutual savings anil loan associations desiring to convert into statechartered stock associations. X 76 lb. Quicksilver, $224 Tin, N.Y. prompt delivery 177.75 Tungsten powder, 98 8 per cent 50 nom. mum pure, $4 lb Zinc, prime western, U.S. 18 00 flask c lb mini- NEW YORK rates shipping line, the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P and O), Friday announced a takeover bid worth $338 million for Bovis, a building and civil engineering group. The offer, involving a complicated share package, has the backing of the Bovis directors who, with families and friends, control some 30 percent of the Bovis shares. dollars Friday Canada free dollar England Spot pound X day futures 90 day futures Australia dollar New Zealand dollar South Africa rond Belgium franc Denmark krone France franc com France Franc fin Holland guilder Italy liro (official) Norwoy krone Portugal escudo Soom pesete Sweden krona Switzerland franc West Germony mark Thursday Oil 2 ex- 4523 2 4473 2 4343 1.1940 2070 2 0192 4526 ? 4466 2 4331 1 200 .0228 .1439 2000 2108 3174 .0017 .1536 0374 .0159 2118 .2647 3542 Markets in Brief FAR CHICAGO (UPI) Cah groin Wheat unchanged; No. 4 yellow hard 1.72'?, damage. Corn IV cents lower; No. 1 yellow 29, No. 2 yellow 1.29 I No. 3 yellow, as No 2, cent damage; No 4 vel 24' - 2 cents fm; low, as No 2 122' are traded m 10 $hare lots and earned in full. DIVIDENDS- are annual unless otherwise identified: (a) plus extra; (b) paid !act year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends, (d) declared or pa'd so for this year no regular rate; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) Intest dividend omitoaid this veor ted, (i) percent in stock; (k) percent in stock, paid last year; (q) in bankruptcy-receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) (wi) vhen issued; (wt) warrants. 20, 17J4-- 2 NEW YORK (UPI) range of averages Stocks Open High X Inds X Trans 15 Utils 65 Stocks KANSAS CITY Fridav: Cottle IX Slaughter steers and heife's eoliers in week mostly choke Slaughter lb heders mostly high choice 35.00-3- 25 2, OX. Hogs 25-higher. Borrows U S and 37 No. Sheep 25 Slaughter week bulk choice gilts active heod 219 lambs early m lb 30.00 31 50. 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American Stock Exchange EGGS CHICAGO 105 50 'A 25 17 31 35 Sotewy StJoMin I1 j 60 StRegis Sander Asso Sang Ele .43 60 SaF Ind Saxon indus ScherPIo .94 . 41 '2 13 -1- Ve ma 32H 36' 4 243o 375'2 s 117 228 Wrt Ms DanRiver M X DonoCp Dort In .30g 14 Davco 41 33b 31 578. 8 4P4 33 12 10s . -17 39a-- 57 1634 39 e 39Vs 6 68 43 3 77 64 93 140 333 MuroCo l.X HI GRP 17'e G M Inc MidSoU 1.06 Minn M&M MmnPL 1.36 2 60 MobilOl 36 l': CurtiSS 102 107'b M .32e 2.70 .84 .80 ; Conti Air Ln 60 Cn Can Conti Oil 84 cont Tel Cont-- l Data Corn G 2' :o Cox Brd X CPCIntl 170 Cmwell Crwn Zl Memorex Merck 46 Camp S 1 10 CanPoc .66d 46 Cor P L 8 67 CarrierC .42 26 38 CaterTr 1.40 2 13 34 Celanese 10.95 Centl Soya 1 CessnaA .70 Chose Mn 2 chemetn .40 ChesOh V ?d Chris Croft Chrysler Cm Gas 1.56 2 CIT Find CitiesSv 2.X City Inv ..$2 CleveEl 2 28 CocaCol 1.64 46 Colgote Collin CHICAGO (UPD Produce Thursday Cheese fwe lb processed loot 62 : 71 2 Cheddar single daisies Muenster '65' lbs Choice Feeder heifers 40 lb 773' i ; longhorns 38.25-425; mostly good to few choice blocks J Swiss blocks X 100 lb 500-6B 74' 00; mixed good ond grade A 76' 2; grade 2, DREYFUS lbs, 34 10; . grade C 72' lbs, 31.00-3choice Drvt Fd ' Dryf Lv ;ostly Slaugher steers and heifers AND ONIONS POTATOES So Incm lb low to few choice, aood U S. Department CHICAGO The (UPD 80; standard and good of Agriculture said it will not issue a steers , 35.10-30 lbs, 31.00-350, market report hold Holstems for potatoes Thursday few mixod good and choice heifers and onions because ot a hem shortage 00; few standard in its Chicago Office lbs, 34 .40g McGrE 1.40 McGr HI .60 McLean .60 Mead Cd .60 .83 .25h .50 iC 74 9.02 Produce Market McDnD s 3 p rr.. 110 80 Close 53.87 10 11 B Fridav: for 87 111 57 18 82 1006 43 246 42 161 181 60 10 AA 2 Pn Both Ind .X Beat Fd 1.16 Beckm 37d BeechA .60g BelcoPet 50 Burl 43.15 124 22 Standard Corp ,15d bokerOfl Bangor 31, Friday, August 11, 1772 -L 0 02 0 05 0 04 Corp Bab&Wit 3 60 1.46 3 3 34 3 39 3.42 3.43 Intermountain Stock Exchange 0.17 Standard & Poors Closing 500 Stock Index Wool Markets NEW Ravthon .60 RCA Corp Rel Elec .70 Rep Steel Revlonlnc Reynlnd 2' 2 Rev Met 40 RioGr In .60 RtoGr Df .80 84 Riviana RocnST .520 Robshow 72 RochG 1.20a rohr Ind 80 RovalCC 56 RoylD 1.16d 0 06 riarshF .79' Salino Auction 11. Scileoble , J36 com410 a year heifers, ond week pared to 570 last SALINA Friday, Aug. 74 03 53.26 67 30 90 59 85 00 .75-- Mutual Funds aao. Trading active with fair attendance. Yearling feeder steers and calves steady to 50 cents hiaher, yearling heif ers about steady, quality lacking that of the previous week. Slauqher cows strong to instances 50 cents higher Slaughter bulls 25 to 50 cents higher Siauahter steers steady to 50 cents lower, slaughter heifers about steady. Close 945.29 952 89 234 56 237.35 106 40 107 46 314.14 316.71 311.95 314 88 yellow 1 The railroad causeway created an asset for the state by concentrating the northern arm brines, he said. Chg NEW YORK (AP) Sales, ciosmq prices and net chanae of the 10 most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Friday: Livestock Markets JOLIET (UPD Livestock Friday Cottle 725. Trade active steers steady to 25 higher. Heifers steady on limiied volume Three loods mixed choice ond 00; good and onme X 50; choice 37 50, stand 00, good 34 choice 35 load hign ord and good holstems 32 00 36 50, heifers choice and prime 35 X 36 25; aood and choice 34 00 35 00, Low Close Ten Leading Stocks musty feed that his companys million investment would go down the drain if opening the causeway "produced the effect we think it will Mr. Andrews said $40 Libby Ligg extra heavy No. Soybeans unchanged; 62j4N, Chicago high rate. Greose Wool: 12 30 Mar cry from the estimates made by others, that moving brines southward in a closed ; J pipe could cost $80 million. Southern Pacific earlier had projected costs of opening up the causeway at. around $14 million. Last year, he said, $7.5 million was spent on construciion. New construction includes condominiums and work on a central village around the center of the resort, he said. Bonds: 40 Bonds Chg 10 1st kR 73 10 2nd RR 0.70 10 Utils 0 64 10 Indus 0 87 By United said his firm believed piping brines from the northern to south-- ; ern arms in pipes and open canal would cost $1.5 million to $2 million, a far one. 05N High Claims Lower Cost Mr. Andrews Kelly obviously doesnt want to waste time looking around for 8 balls. He also doesn't want to end up behind Dow Jones closing 951 61 9S8 84 236 58 238 78 106 98 107 87 A 29; Friday. Certificated Companies on the southern arm want the causeway opened so concentrated brines will begin returning to their areas. d Dow Jones Averages soles in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (z) vhicn All Quotations from the NASD represen1.77b tative interdealer prices as of approxi1 83: mately 1 p.m. Interdealer markets 87? change throughout the day. Prices do New York (UPI) KEYSTONE 85' not include 19 30 markup, markdown or comFollowing Is a list Cust Bl of bid ond asked Cust B2 20 60 mission. on Mutual prices SECURITIES Cust B4 9 23 Funds os quoted by Cust K 8 23 NASD the Inc. ..34' 7 Cust K2 7 92 1.368 Cust 51 24.07 Friday Cust 52 12 18 .75''2 Augusi H, 1972 Cust 53 9 99 .77 10 52 10 57 10.58 10 58 10 63 10.73 And then there is the case of the disappearing billiard balls. Kassuba is installing pool tables in its rec rooms. "If the tables were left open, you could bet that two balls would aiways be missing, the cueball and the 8 ball. Do you know it's almost impossible to buy an 8 ball without getting the whole set?" The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations .78 .1315 .0024 .1775 .0033 .0970 1485 .1315 .0074 .1775 .0033 .0920 .1465 Cash Grain 3 On Northern Arm Great Salt Lake Minerals and Chemi-- . cal Corp. is on the lakes northern arm to which the salts are migrating and thus wants to keep the status quo on the causeway. There is about 40 feet of opening in the dike and through the years officials have watched with growing concern the concentration of brines in the northern end and the dilution of southern arm brines because of the causeways influence. Deposit Security Installation of expensive gyms and whirlpool equipment was halted. Tenants preferred workshops, craft rooms and photo darkrooms. Rotary Club. Over the Counter Gram Futures Ranoe Low Close Prev. 2.32 .0133 3 02 .0725 EAST India rupee Indonesia rupiah Hong Kong HK Dir Jopon yen Pakistan rupee Philippines peso (UPI) High .1020 .1700 .0230 .0458 .0400 .0801 .0081 .0235 .0012 .2280 2.32 .0133 3 02 .0725 Egypt pound Iran rial Iraq dinar Turkey lira CHICAGO Open WHEAT Flat Instead of a month's rent, the security deposit was set at a flat $50 or $100 (depending on the region). Tenants also can save $10 by cleaning their stoves ($4 for refrigerators) before moving out. two-yea- tor WASHINGTON Withdrawols (UPI) and deposits in Treasury accounts for 2 td Confirmed export business with Russia the current fiscal year through Aug. 7 year ago. brought higher prices in oli the maior compared to a THIS YEAR grains md soybeans. Additionally, U.S Withdrawals $25,963,624,311 53 it of Departrtv Agriculture report 21,026,303,109.39 .. ing lower crop production than had beenjjfsi,; 8,059,966,243.79 anticipated also triggered buying activity 434,234,814,061.75 Public debt The outside markets were higher. LAST YEAR News ot the Russian business brought $24,285,157,126.09 mony contract highs shortly after the Withdrawals 18,865,055,725.06 session opened. Included in the nigh Deposits 5,037,655,079 61 group were all wheat options ond N arch Cosh Bolonce 406,966,036,339.80 and May corn. Some profit taking paired Public debt on Aug. collections Revenue Internal off some of the odvances but not enougn were $988,143,842.51. to halt the upward swing which began Thursday. .2649 .3143 EAST YORK sample grade yellow as is No Oats unchanged; white 81N Bariev malting Set Mr. King, who is president and direcof Treasure Mountain Corp., Park City Properties, Inc., and Summit Construction Co., addressed the Salt Lake Park City Resort will spend $10 million on construction this year and $12 million next year, John Warren King, president and director, Greater Park City Co., said Tuesday. 1; 2 LATIN AMERICA .1070 Argentina peso 1700 Brazil free cruzeiro Ch-l02X E5cu0o 0458 Colombia free peso .0400 Ecuodor sucre (tree) .0801 Mexico peso .0081 Poroguav guarani .0235 Peru sol .0012 Uruguay peso .2280 Venezuela bolivar NEAR 1940 2020 2600 0228 .1439 2000 2113 .3125 .0017 .1536 0374 0159 Kas-suba- Gov. Rampton said he would read the report with interest but told the company officials the state is trying to 'ind the solution to the lake's bringes migration problem that will harm the fewest firms dependent on the lake. atmosphere." Tenants are given Firm to Spend $22 Million At Park City Morkets at a (UPI) glance at the close on Fridav Stocks Higher in moderate trading Bonds Steady. U S Government Bonds Steady in quiet trading American Stocks Higher in moderate trading London Stocks Higher. Cotton Futures Lower Wheat wos Chicago Grain Futures 31 4 to ? to Pa; oats corn up up cents, 05 down to 334 up I'li, and soybeans up 2 15 asked down Engelhard 65 95 bid 66 Cottle steady to 25 cents higher, too .05 $38 50. 50 99 cent fine for per European prices ness; U.S prices 99 95 3. pm foreign (UPD- -2 in $2.1 Britains largest s There have been dozens of other them: subtle changes. among "Rental office" signs were discarded in favor of "rental information" signs. Desks ("Demeaning to prospective tenants") were replaced by round s Result: ad budget has been cut front million in 1969 to $517,000 this Presenting their views were Peter Belrens and Harold Andrews, president and vice chairman respectively of the firm s board, and Ray Senior and Claar-o- n Spencer, legal counsel. move-kits (ladder, toolbox, picture hooks, lemonade, coffee, soap, etc.) to help them get settled. Dozens of Subtle Changes percent ads." said Kelley, who joined Kassuba in early 1971, "but 55 percent were attracted because they' drove by and Reuters News Agency Board of Trade change of our tenants. 15 were drawn in by classified that saw' our entranceways. club 1.300-foo- Tennis players are required to wear white outfits "to lend a countiv Instead of banning pets (as many landlords do), Kassuba allowed them, subject to a signed "pet agreement" covering damage and nuisance. The company also set aside special parking areas w here motorcycles could be safely chained. Pass By, See Entrances The Great Salt Lake Chemical Corp. presented a report Friday to Gov. Calvin L. Rampton outlining why the firm bet lieves creating a opening in t he Southern Pacific Railroad's lake causeway would be a mistake. swim." want to one-thir- What does a marketing man do before changing the product? Research, of course. Shippers of Britain Air Takeover Bid year, while the extra money is being spent on entrances and landscaping. Among other things, the research showed that trace tenants, wno average 29 years old. were one-yea- operates 17 apartment complex"traces." in Chicago es, called suburbs. We found were made Swimming pools smaller, but pool decks larger. "They want swimming pools, but they don't lease-hater- Kas-sub- a stock should it be sold. SILVER FUTURES c lb. Silver futures NEW YORK (UPS) closed Friday 150 points lower across LONDON (UP!) Spot copper wire bars the board. Sales 3,311 contracts closed the second session on the merais Exchange Friday pounds higher with 424, 2 pounds buyers 424 and sellers sterling per metric ton forward pound higher with buyers 4342 and sellers 435 pounds per ton Soles 6,775 tons Spot cathodes pounds higher with buyers 413 ano sellers 414 pounds per tonO forward pounds higher with buyers 424 ond sellers 424 pounds per ton Sales 2,350 tons. Soot tin 2 pounds higher with buyers 1516 and sellers 1518 pounds per ton; COPPER FUTURES forward 2 pounds higher with buyers NEW YORK Copper futures (UP!) 1536 and sellers 1537 pounds per ton Friday closed 45 points tower across the Soles 485 tons. contracts. 903 Sales boord. Soot lead unchanged with buyers 121 va Low Close Prev. and sellers 121 pounds per ton; forward unchanged wh' buyers 1234 and sellers Sep Dec 123 2 pounds per ton. Sales 1,550 tons Soot zinc 2 pound higher with buyers Jan 51.35 49V 1491 4 and sellers pounds per ton; 4 forward pound higher with buyers Sep 153'2 and sellers 153 ton pounds per Sales 5,500 tons Soot silver 80 pence lower with buyers 73 70 and sellers 73 80 pence; 3 months forward .90 pence lower with buyers 75 20 and sellers 75 X pence; 7 months for CHICAGO (UPI) Wheot and soybeans ward 90 pence lower with buyers 77 10 were substantially higher end corn ond and sellers 77.30 pence per troy ounce oats higher at the close Friday on the Sales 81 lots Chicogo Board of Trade 4 cents; corn Wheat was up 3 up to I'M?; oats up and soybeans up Foreign Exchange to be voting members of the converted association. Their votes, however, would be reckoned by a slightly changed formula. In general, each saver now has the right of one vote for each $100 in savings (up to a maximum of 50 votes for each account) and a vote for each loan. Those receiving stock shares in the converted association also would have an additional vote for each share of stock held. The voting right would go with the NEW Causeway Trial in Lake ended leasing, installed eraft rooms and eneour-ape- s pels for its tenants. . . and animal-lovers- . They also had a penchant for motorcycles. r r and So, the standard lease was ripped up, supplanted by an "occupancy agreement that could be canceled by either party within 90 days' notice. "It's just as binding. Kelley added, "but it has the number of words about and none of the legalistic jargon." The landlord image understandably is a touchy one with Kussubu because the company owns more than 40,0011 apartments in s.i cities across the country. Not to mention 22 Holiday Inns, 26 shopping centers, golf courses and mobile home parks it owns. intended benefits. NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign and domestic gold prices Fridoy LONDON Morning fixing 66 10 down 0 65 05 Afternoon fixing 65.70 down Pans (tree market) 66 45 down 0 09 Frankfurt 65 86 down 0 46 Zurich 65 50 bid 66.00 asked down 1.00. NEW YORK Hondv & Harman, noon 66 00 down 1 05 American Express 65 80 bid 66.10 asked oz the product should be chancing, too. said Kdward N. Kelley Jr., senior ice Kasu-b- a president of the Florida-baseDevelopment Co "The landlord is always pictured as the culprit." said Kelley, who earned a solid marketing reputation as general manager of Baird and Warner's property management division. "One reason is because the tenant is the guy who always has to conform to the bricks and mortar and all of the rules of the landlord." While the FHLB may subsequently grant approval to Prudential, there is no assurance the Prudential board will not abort the conversion if amendments required by FHLB or the state or other regulatory agencies appear to lessen nationwide firm has .1 the customer's tastes change, As May Abort Conversion LONDON Page 33 tables, and rental personnel were told to wear casual attire "because thats what apartment shoppers wear." Joe Cappo Chicago Daily News Writer The FHLB recently approved conversion of Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Assn, of San Francis' o into a association and is now evaluating the performance of the converted institution. Mr. Donovan said. Metal Markets NEW YORK (UO)-M- pol prices: Aluminum, primary, 99 per cent plus, pure X lb. ingots 25 00 c lb 99 Antimony, domestic, per cent pure, f.o b Laredo, Texas, bulk 57 00 c lb. U. S Copper, electrolytic, delive-e- d 50.50-550 c lb ; Lake 50 12 c lb. 00 c lb Lead, common, US 15 Manganese, 99 9 per cent pure, boxed 33 25 c lb regular, Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f.o b. Port 3 00 c lb Colborne, Ont , 00 Platinum, soft, 99 5 fine, $130.00-13- By state-chartere- d continue - Rental Firm Caters to Tenant Tastes Mr. would 12, 1B72 August Saturday Morning Firm Details H- Inside Marketing board has Savers l ily, I'tah Salt Lake Section d State-Chart- er Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Assn, announced Friday it was considering a plan to convert the institution from a federal mutual association to a institution. fhistess Qnii inlvz Sfilmn .50a aerojet Control Pet 5Sd X ArkLoG Beverly Ent Broscan lg BundvCp to Circle K 22 Clory Corp Colemon 40 Computest Creole 2 20 44 Cutter A 44 Cutter B DoyMn Usb Deseret P 4i D'tiyn Corp 10 E Systm Fash Fobnc ced Resour Felmont 0i! 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