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Show IS T Utah Hughes keep Cedar Line A s kb The Utah Attorney General's office has formally petitioned the Civil Aeronautics Board hi W.vhtngmn to deny Hughes Vinvests application to terminate air service to Cedar City Asst Mty Gen. David L Wilkinson said Tuesday the petition aka for a summary dismissal of tne Hughes apulicaUo.i or at iasl a hearing before a final CAD deeif .on is made A hearing would shay the CAD's decision C7 leist a year, ciuimg which time the nmlire would have to maintain Cedar City sc.Vice, occ ending to Mr Wilkinson Ti.e petibon claims Airwcst is the own failure in the Cedar City aichitect of route because it has redmed flights to one third the number flown by at f A 4, - Ltzuuiliu jvHtu Jpl R I OUUJ8 ORK NEW Buoyed by continuing reports of a bottoming out of the recession, the stock market dosed Tuesday with a gam of 5 95 at 881 8i, the highest dosing for the Industrial Average since March mlrt Wednesday Morning, July lion t , 18, 1975 Page 2fi. 1974, when it closed nt 883 68. itcporls Profit Rise (&au) Garin out Lnaudited mcone after set unties transaction1 was $9,525,404, or $1 SI a share, compared with $9,2)9,533, or $1 (i a share, for the same period last year. Total deposits a of June 30 were $1.196. 185.75$ compared rssawgar n & MENS & LADIES v ti HIKING i1 Lir NT ? t V T'V'W'A IT5 L H V- - Ec tlfX, ' t ' v -- 2? ' unbelievably durable hiking and climbing boot . . . suede leather outside, fully padded inside. Pad- - g"""1-ded ankle collar and A with lug 9 to y sizes sole. Mens V4 V 0Va medium, 8'a-10- 10Vj.11 wifle. Ladies 0. Vires 1 made P Fa I RVs-7-9-- 1 in . pWMM:k HEAVY-DUT- V v - t V M A nniAiieTriiiu UMlnOICi.l SUEDE LEATHER A , LEATHER CUMBER CLIMBING BOOT A rf KaS5?s.i e.' ("? 7$'fV',Tr1 ' X era ' Jr; " ST- L- v 1 GVj sought compared with - . , But car sates still were marly 17 percent b4ow the July 1 10 period of laot year and 32 percent down from record levels of 1973 before the Arab oil embargo began. It wis the best morth-opemn- g per.od for the industry since October when the of Flight Attensocidtion dants, over rebellious rank and file members who had voted down the offer last month. a Hit Vuie wdj aecu victory for Kelley Rueck, national president of the As- - cuect 451-51- 1 no new pact will raise the base pay of new attendants to 8500 a month from The puy of attendants v.itn 11 years' experience will raise from $764 to $925 a month Agreement Term 671-38- 4 The new agreement is in tlUOU&U Aug. 1, 12.7. The flight attendants had twice threatened to strike Western, but each tune an 11th hour agreement averted tne action A strike would have affected flights in 14 states NOV v tjp-- ' LEASING choice for weekend hiking and climbing. Features box tea, Norwegian welt, Vibram lug soles. Padded gusseted closure with scree shield. Broken sizes. v .vL.Xii ARROW PRESS SQUARE BUILDING .V -- NO. 2 Hos Recovered MENS & LADIES SAN SAN GIORGIO f SUEDE LEATHER TRAIL BOOT 45 LEATHER 'c ' climber ,SR-- .T;, t rfy t w . v. '5 ! SAN GIORGIO 45.3 RUGGED CLIMBING T :a . BOOT r-'- s ZS v. Moldings, Pickc., Posts, Button, Ptyboo d, PunU, Rocfing, Insulation, tr. X'j 363-531- 3 s8 O D HAU j J KETCHUMS SALT LAKE gg,qgi!'aBe.ig,j S3 FLESH-OU- T New York Stock Exchange If i -- w4 J 1, 1 I j v s V. i- GLUME i r SHARES e t 0 DOWN 536 N.Y.S.E. Index 51.24 .25 .42 5.95 S.&P. Comp. 95.61 Dow Jones lnd.881.81 - AsvxJaNO OGDEN "The auto industry is movino the second half of 1975 with excellent pi aspects 1975 models were introduced, but the lowest July 1 10 peiiod since 1971 Sales Recovery Industry executives said the jump over June, instead of a normal 8 percent drop, stmwed a continuation ot the model ate sales recovery that oeg.in in laic Spang. Ford sales, with new Pir.to, Mustang II and Bobcat MpG (miles per gallon) models accounting for 31 percent of total sales, were up jut under percent from last year and gained 26 percent 0t?4 ilUUv. Excellent Prospects General Motets was up 2 percent from June but down 6 4 percent from last year; Chrysler, which began a new rebate program July 1, fell 9 2 percent from J une and 8 7 percent from last year; and American Motors wa- - UD 9 cut from J unc but dow n 8 percent from a year ago ing The economic climate is improving, dnd in the past three mouths the industry e.'.peueiictd a one million unit increase n annualized selling rate. Finn Mumcs Presidenl 1 Of Affiliate W lllord Dicdertch has been named president of Climate Control Service, lac , an affiliate of Climate ControL Inc Salt , IiV E uni mgs e j Lake Citv Climate Merrill Lmh Ford Bennett E. Bulvvell, sales vice preside nt Control, Inc. .1 which ploy s one oi the J6 largest Reuters New s Agency NEW YORK Merrill Lynch and Co, Inc., the nations largest brokerage firm, Tuesday reported the md quarter earnlargest in its $29 7 history ings million, or 85 cents a share, compared with $2 71 million, or seven cents d share, in the same period a y ear ago First half earniiigs total, cd $o3 million, or $1 77 a share, - t; construction p and engineer mg firms in the siJi t Mr. Rocky -- .a Mountain A. ea. Diedeileh The service company is responsible for maintenance of about t4)8 commercial and lndu1 trial muhanieal systems in the Wasdtch Fri"( area 1 Diedem t, a n dive of icimd the firm m and has been manager of Mr (moored totmanv ago the service organization with S10 5 million, or 29 (eats a share d yeai 191, 1973 Hill Ha Lets 7 I tali Parts Speual to The Tribune HILL AIR FORCE BSE Lt'h lirms have been awarded 78 contracts worth $7,558 756 dining Juy ly Hill i r Force Base The I irpcst contrail was iwatrieri lo Fa son A.plialt Products, Ine Ogden The $596,256 contract is tor maintenance and repair of base roads Want Ads DO MORE THINGS FOR MORE PEOPLE at LOWER COST than any other form of advertising! i li 1 si v 14 f4 1 , , - fc L 28,340,000 JvTIk t4 - li ilw Vl v BOOT 1 trading p The Market In Brief i V S in stepped-u- (Copyright) LEATHER MOUNTAIN u Stock Exchange, marKet also Amerean since GARMONT wi ja, ivV TTC NEARLY ALL THAN EVER BEFORE F. MENS LEATHER LINED v:i'TLESH-OU- ;. t. to 13. Ci-?.. . Hores the active backpackers best huy. Finest quality roughout leather boot, fully leather lined. Cushion padded anitie, collar and tongue. Triple nylon stitched. Vibram Montagna block sola. Mens and Ladies sizes 5 Genuine suede leather boot with smooth leather padded collar ?nd tongue. Gusset style closate keeps out dirt and scree. Rugged Vibram traction scles. Available in sizes 6' a to 13. LUMBER IS MORE BEAUTIFUL FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY KV t FIRE SPACE NOW AVAILABLE A V from its THE RESTORATION GIORGIO ROUGHOUT bir on the of 326,100 LOS ANGELES (AP! -Western Airlines flight attendants have accepted a contract offer giving them a 41 peven inn ease in wages and 47,,rf A union official announced Monday that the company's T r had been accepted by a vote. The same contract was turned down by the attendants a month ago V ote Seen Victory rf) - Pnccs Furniture, mot active on a shares closed at 6J4, up s. Levitz turnover The DETROIT (LTD slumping U S. auto industry, fueled hy a strong Ford Motor Co. performance in the first lo days of July, countered a normal monthly downturn witn repons Tuesday that showed a 5 peicent gain over early June. Excellent superior boot for the committed climber. Incredibly leather narrow welt far precise edge control upner is padded and leather lined. Genuine Vibram lug soles. Sizes 3 to 13'2, narrow, medium and wiae. A most-activ- WAL Union Okays Raise iiiii LU'lYH ? V f J&OUT hiking boot, Auvtra yir a PIZ 8AD!LLP LCV.A ixSS-r genuine Italian Vibram lug sole. Smooth leather outside with cushion padded ankle culiar for comfort. Designed with speed laces. Men s sizes 8 thru 1 1 & 12 medium and wide. Ladies sizes 5 gusset. fiea.y-dut- ideal An 4 3 rvvrl'vT ,vr feu. J T T ' - - a r,j. Aulo Industry Continues Sales Comeback (' Vt I An tongue pv B00J f Wfi $1,759 991,300 TRAIL BOOT were subsidiaries, 812 9m with shares traded, also added 3s. closirg and m the continued to rise Monday. Robert S Dnscoll, a managing partner of Lord, Abbott & Co , said there had been a change in the leadership of the market, with many speculative issues being year lAQTiuero O i eniuui YOSEMITE V a $1,110,783.96, Combined resoui :es of the corporation, its banks and J0CH8ERG at ls earlier MENS & LADIES PRODUCTS 'V.u:K with i to fH on a 5 Pemada Inns, second most active 317,790 Advances outnumbered declines issues aomuiated the list as only three of the 13 most active stocks dosed above 35 These were General at 53 J. American Horne Motors, up Products, down m at 38'a, and Citicorp, the most active list down 4 at 355s Over-all- , showed It adv ances and 4 declines. Ram aria Adds ' Lower-prtee- u . San r Volume pel lod. KRSTINE5ER mart a Hefty oiun t reached a hefty 28 V. million shares, strong throughout the day and up from. 21 9 million shares traded Monday. Numerous blocks crossed the tape, indirecating that institutional investors were turning to the market. Firvt Security Corp , Salt Lake City baed regional bank holding company. ha3 reported six month consolidated income Wore securities transactions of a share, $9,586,3S0, or 1 compared with $9,229,289, or M 79 a share, for the year-ag- o 1 T oer-he-count- major news developments were the relieved responsible for the strength report on Monday from the Commerce Department that business inventories dripped by $3 billion in June and the Federal Reserve Suaiu's announcement about mi hour before the markets i lose Tuesday that industrial output, a key barometer of economic activity, inoreaed by 6 4 percent last month Bank Firm r Nl In Mondays trading it gamed volume of 272, 3'H) slices How-Jon- The GIORGIO Li T looa news ls V' f IflkT New York Tunes Service Better service could be evecteu to produce 17,690 enplancments a year instead of the current 2,300, Mi . .Viltunson said. MV Since March. Dow Hslie.it S' ,1 b ' Y V 'X K V l. k u ,a Finest quality neats leaher reversed, mountain boot. Th'ck, tush.cn-padde- d ankle, collar and tongue. nylon far the most rugged wear. Vibram Montagna block ooln. Designed tor the most , rugged cross country bo yet light and comfortable. $izs 7 to 13. water-repelle- Triple-sti.che- leader upper with loni wearing, t'esh-ou- t Genuine Vibram collar. and ankle cushioned prid6d sole win l.eavy tiav.l'Oi) tigs for greatest secur,,y ard are double stitched and have a thick support. So-emid sole for insulation. Sizes 8 'h to 13. ild'-iing- s MEN'S & LADIES BASS SUEDE LEATHER hhtls and gu$seed coiistniciion, pad-- C!oUie, ded tnparnd bsel and spsed laces. Mens and latis mzs 4 to 12 m nauow and Padded seaied-wci- . i.v 1 J vt; (mwmmwwmmi e 3 1 U-JL- j , i S' ' rr.Ai 'yrWr? m - t T 250 So. Stale UW z 's;airpl3fL' At u. r.vs v V i '4 4hwi !r 4 N . Vxccxiunts proteriod up lo a OtctXHOij),) ot lllil tlH.HJ led ,tJ clottdri by ttio Inuu l"al uao uudliifty Corpor ilioo of Uun a pnvnie corpora'we rj yuhich s not an Tj instiumenp.iity ot tbe 4 State ot Liu 6 or ot tho FoOenil Qcivemineni viyiv s ArrM - fv,. ,l"v i- - Ss,-- 's3 BOOT HIKING-TRAI- L In Hah wd! liked for light am Frpecialiy mnd urn nail Uit. Features double st.t-cf- d V'bram lug soles wiln screw reinforcement. A Rugg-- d, d usuts . 23rd & Waslt. B!vd. , liSHHET UKtM 1 2C0 So. Stole tt fi 3Rt-rv,- t p v.i a. 74 t ty, K p j ft |
