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United Funds: Accm Bond Con Inc Hi Inc Incom -- J Vang 144 41 070 01 03 07 09 27 04 01 09 0? 06 03 05 08 01 02 10 02 05 07 02 1894 2070 07 57 62 6 57 718- -6 03 09 6 66 1509 16 04 13 08 01 17 46 1908-5- 84 10 63- 8- 04 NL-- NL 03 01 N- LN- L- Up 561 Down Same 912 502 Issues traded: 1975 09 15 Commodity listings Index Down 114 Composite volume 15618 16868220 SftP composites Standard-Examine- r - Ogden grain OGDEN - White wheat 4 02 (up 55 Rango and Feedlot Re- uote slaughter holsiem steers no ouo'e slaughter lambs no quote feeder tombs no quote LIVESTOCK AUCTION - Twin Commission Livestock Wednesday utility and commer--ci- ai cows 42 8 50 heavy feeder s'eers 61 9 50 light feeder 00 Stocker steers s'eers 79 50 Holstein feeder s'eers 88 00 heavy 6450-685- 0 3 68 jght Hoiste'h dairy heifers too 10 I090 00 baby dairy ca'ves no quote fat tombs 57 0 00 utility commercial buns 58 00-- 6 ? 75 heavy feeder heters 7t 4 50 7 00 tight feeder heifers 71 50 stock Stocker heders 79 00 cows fresh cows 555 i hogs 39 00-4-1 00 00 850 00 Refeeder lambs 59 marks: cows 150 to 2 00 tower Slock er end feeder came strong 00-6- 7 2) barley 5 (uo 10) 14 percent soring 4 30 (uo 2) 11 percent win10 4 5) ter (uo - While wheat barley 109 00 5ton percent soring 06 PORTLAND 4 41 (up 1) (steady) (up 3) 11 14 percent winter 450 (up 2) CALDWELL 4 60 cwt (steady) 560 (steady) - wheat Whit Caldwell barley LA barley no quote - Futures trading CHICAGO (AP) on me Chicago Mercantile Exchange Wed: Open Hh Lew Settle Chg CATTLE ae00 V) cents Oct 77 30 720 Dec 74 30 74 7 - The bullion (AP) tor silver Thursday In the on market was S 30 a irov e eomparad with 8 32 IS wsdav 85' 83p 2282 277a bids elevator bid nq -- not Quoted Gold Selected world gold prices Thursday London morning fixing: 841140 UP 015 Fee 74 45 Aor 75 50 See HOGS 30000 In can p erlh Oct 40 05 40 25 39 57 39 57 -- 33 74 97 75 2 74 55 S Oct 71 50 50 71 Oct Nny Jan Mar Aor May Aug I' 13 45 m IS 1195 82 40 14 05 12 70 14 40 81 10 83 12 ti 29 25 82 40 8130 0 77: T e '4 open i"i JO 275 0 PORK BELLIES 40000 tov cents per to Fee 440 49 35 4 20 - us Soot NEW YORK (AP) metal prices Wednesday 10200 cents per Aluminum pound NY Comax soot month closed Wed 133 cent Cooper pound US destinations Copper - 14170 cents per pound NY Comex soot month Wed Lead - 0 cents a pound Zinc - 69-7- 0 cents pound delivered Tin - 4 5907 Metals Week com-posi- 'e price per lb) Gold - 141125 Handy & Harman (only dally Quote) Gold - 41140 oer troy oz NY Comex soot month closed Wed Silver - $6370 Handy & Harman (only dally quote) Silver - $6 337 per troy oz NY Comex soot month closed Wed per 76 Mercury - 8310 lb flask New York SO 517 Platinum troy oz N Y (contract) Platinum - 53770 NY Mere spot per troy oz Wed Idaho potatoes 79 89 Tue's sa'es 3067 T e open mt 17 990 oh 337 Jun 74 25 720S Auo7U Etl sa as Silver 95' No 2 Yellow Corn 2 No 2 Yellow Corn 7 Board of Trade Tue t Tue 's ceen f '5 Oh 2701 FEEDER CATTLE end higher tNDON III SPRINGFIELD (AP) -Truck and rail bids for grain delivto ions from ered Chicago Quota the USDA represent bids from terminal elevators processors mills end merchandiser after 130 Pm Central time Wed Tue No 2 Soft wheat 415 412 No 1 Yellow soybeans 796 graphic port: slaughter steers no quota siaughter heifers feeder steers 800 lbs 79 00 feeder heifers no auott feeder Holstein steers no Falls POCATELLO Idaho (AP) -Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain grain and livestock report ThursWhite wheat POCATELLO 3 80 (up 5) barley 5 45 (steady) 14 percent soring 4 41 (up 2) 11 percent winter 387 (up 2) Feedlot ' Idaho Cash grain day Down 241 27697 Metals Market report IDAHO ALLS Idaho (AP) -Wednesday’s potato prices for Idaho's uooer vai'ev Twin Falls-Buridistricts delivered: Potatoes: Demand moderate Market s'eady Russets 2 inch or 4 ounce minimum Per cwt mostly mixed Pack w d ra"ge in prices US 1 10 10 mesh begs ba'ed non 00 sue A 10 lb mesh 9 50-mostly 9 50 5 lb mesh 11 2 00 50 437 41 37 -- 40 10 canons 18 mostly 19 00 90s 16 00-1- 8 00 mostly 17 00 100s 14 00-1- 5 00 mostly 14 00 occasionally heavy manifest 12 00 10 oz minimum 5 00 mostly 14 00 occa13 sionally heavy mandest tower 100 lb tacks non sze A 7 00--7 50 mostly 7 SO U S 7 100 lb sacks 6 oz minimum 6 50-- 7 50 mostly 7 00 00 mostly 10 oz minimum 900-1- 0 9 0 00 De-Pau- lis Miller and his staff for running the airport as “the hub for the state of Utah” “It is absolutely essential we have an airport of this quality” he said “Wherever I go in the world I’m always proud to come home to the finest airport in the world” Tom Roeck senior vice president and chief financial officer for Delta Air Lines said “We believe a major part of our domestic growth will occur here” He commended the airport for its record of e arrivals and departures Salt Lake has been first among the nation’s 27 largest airports for the last five months “Strong air service is essential on-tim- j i- - to a strong economy” he said “We go on record as strongly sup- master plan” porting the Salt Lake Area Chamber ofCommerce Executive Vice Presi-- l dent Fred Ball said he used to 'be: ashamed of the airport before the covered “jetways” and other im-- j provements were installed but! now “I swell with pride” “This is a great front door to the state of Utah" he said The first phase of the plan al-- 1 ready has begun with the design and planning for a multilevel J parking terrace for short-terparking and rental cars The ter- race which will be finished byi late 1990 will be built on the ex- : lot t j isting short-ter20-ye- ar - m m KeyCorp earnings up 14 Special to the Standard Examiner The earnings are up 14 percent ALBANY NY — KeyCorp from the $27 million reported for the parent company of Key Bank the same period in 1987 and of Utah reported net income for amounts to 82 cents per share the third quarter of 1988 of this year compared to 78 cents $3090 million thanks to strong per share in 1987 consumer and small business Net income for the first nine loan demand and a decline in the months of 1988 rose 13 percent number of loans over 1987 earnings in the same company officials reported this period to $813 million or $219 week per common share t Overall loan growth for the!' company was 87 percent and the ! ratio of loans to total loans declined to the lowest! level in 1988 i I The Albany-base- d corporation a bank holding’! company with assets of $13 bil-- 'I lion and ore than 500 banking of-ficcs in seven states multi-region- al 11 08 07 Volume Profile -- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City International Airport will be the focus for development of the city’s northwest quadrant Mayor Palmer DePau-li- s said in unveiling the airport’s master plan The plan calls for a multilevel runparking terrace a west-sid- e way and a third terminal and other additions by the year 2006 “This is where we believe the future of our city will be” told an audience of about 60 people Wednesday He said the large tracts of undeveloped land near the airport are “an untapped resource” Lt Gov Val Oveson complimented Airport Director Lou j 01 1UI 1213 14 Wndsr 983 NL-1- 03 01 01 01 87 1392 Weiltn - 0- NL-1- 1100-14- Value Line Fd: 8 07 Aggrln 1188 USGvt Vanguard Group: 4444 29 1026 11 10 01 N- L15 Temple ton Group: 11 29 25 7- N Horz 30 326 49 70 134- 2025-15- 19 Price Funds: Grwih 5- 56 2444 45 1544 14 42 1244 13 21 13 1969-12- 1077 1177-14- 14 Drevf 148- 1Levge Evergreen Funds: 1250 N- LEvgrn Fidelity Invest: NL-- 14 1551 Fidel 95 152- 6Grolnc Hilnc 870 NL 4869 5020-13- 01 Magln Purlin 132- 8Hutton Group: 10 63 106- 3Bond t 1151 1151-9- 05 Gwth t 905-12- 63 GvtScf 1263-1250 Basic 125- 0SpEqt Keystone: CusS3 I 735 735-4- 65 CusS4 f 465 Lord Abbeth Affiltd 959 103- 4Merrill Lynch: 18 71 2001 Basic 2257 2414 Cap FdSc 928 99- 0Mutual Series: 2407 N- LQualfd Snares 7282 N- LNat Securities: Bond 247 266 Nicholas Group: Nch li 1860 NL Pioneer Fund: 21 28 2326-18- 53 Fund III 50 3- Bond 56 II 40 6- 18 Mass-base- Salt Lake airport expansion focus of NW development j 20-ye- ar 28 1624 81 929 20 160 24 423 48 19 27 5 2323 57 1944 349 259 103' 14 33 said the legislation was “both unAction for Children’s Television ” I called passage of the bill “a landnecessary and The FCC abandoned its advermark victory for parents and children” tising limits on the theory that "What this bill does is create a commercial content during chilnew climate in broadcasting and dren’s shows would be best regui signals a sea of change in the way lated by the open marketplace But children’s TV advocates’ broadcasters and the FCC (Federsaid the FCC’s philosophy of deal Communications Commission) will view children's programregulation was harming children ming" said Charren whose Cam- They said that since the limits' d bridge group has were dropped in 1984 stations lobbied for 20 years to set into have increased advertising during children’s shows and the quality law advertising limits for chilof children’s programming has dren’s shows But the administration opposes deteriorated as toy manufacturers the bill as “inimical to the spirit have become heavily involvedinj of the First Amendment” because developing shows based on their it injects the government into products Markey said reimposing adverprogramming and advertising decisions of TV stations The Justising limits “will help stem the tice Department recommended a creeping commercialism presently veto on constitutional grounds plaguing children’s television” The measure also would refollowing House passage 328-7- 8 The legislation would break quire stations to “serve the edufrom the course of the Reagan cational and informational needs’ administration’s efforts to dereguof children” in overall programlate the broadcast industry The ming and would require the FCC FCC lifted its children’s TV comto evaluate those efforts evqry' mercial limits four years ago five years when a station applies FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick for renewal of its license 1 1 T (ConltnentaO-Ke- v 527 Corp — 1 3544-91- -74 1- 4 D-M- - — -- Supporters say the legislation is the most important statement by Congress on children’s televisioa in a generation “Ths legislation will challenge broadcasters to educate children creatively rather than to exploit children commercially” said Rep a Edward J Markey of the measure Peggy Charren president of or e m MST) Price Change 10 37 Albertson's Am Stores (Skaggs)63 Borman's Inc— —— -- 10 33 7 Campbell Soup Em Etc (PacChr)30 13 Mm Gull Res (GSL 45 Hercules — 1C Ind (Jetway) 35' - 4' u53 141 108 3208 251 1664 674 616 10 16471 13 10 176 120 126 666 47 110 1206 1538 3818 593 145 29 2897 116 2704 -- - 17 MDU 142 Macmll 80 MtrHan 328 30 16 V -1- 18 IS IS 10 11 75 18 s324 46 7 17' 9' 22 11' 19 ' - 7 7 2451 771 Va ' - 37 13 12 4 21 W 12 12 7 10 '- ' 150 ’ 10 1981 29 34 486 37 524 12 42 72244 5898 160 46J4 — 1119 43 2632 45 22 2075 1216 784 94 777 - 35 57 56 204 812 2723 1353 99 12 14930 6975 7318 25 204 33324 — 46 32 ‘4 — 664 7 '962 75 I 10 oo— 220 Questar 188 — R— R— RLC 20 RalsPur 150 Ramad RangrO -1- 3544 1 r -- ' 7 II 395 OcciPet 250 OhioEd 196 OklaGE 228 Oho 180 ONEOK 64i OrngCo 02a OwenC Oxford 50 2701 396 164 446 323 604 11 PSEG2 ' 52 21 39 7 II ' -- 35 488 1188 17 10 10 31 7 18 21 14 15 31 152 110 KlmbC1 160 KnghIR 112 Kooers 60e Kraft 204 Kroger 112a Krogr wi Dow Jones avg 30 Industrials Close 213727 Down 2258 ' — 29 24 12 16 6 Josten - 4 8 -1- 0 60 131 8 15 8 4 INCO 80 IngerRd 104 Wednesday’s closing -- 43 7' 24 — 54' 754 — 424 37 45 Vs 5' 364 57 -2 -1- C Ind 96 IRT 140 ITT Cp 125 IdahoP t80 Idea IB tllPowr 264 ITW 48 ImpCtt 419e ' sStockfreportl 2' 49 427 NoestUt 176 NoS'Pw 2 12 Nortrp 120 Norton 2 Norwst Sl 34 Nvnex 404 PHM 12 PPG 136 PSt ' PacEnt 348 PacGE 1 40 PacTet 176 37' Pacifcp 264 20' PanAm 13 '! PanEC 2 57 Patten 12 -50 Penney 2 11 22 PaPL 276 257 1264 Penwlt 240 V 158 47 Pennzol 3 1716 39 PepBoy 10 16 2476 PepsiCo M ' 33 555 PerkEI 60 123 22 V Pfizer 2 487 397 PheipD 80 775 ?' PhiiaEl 220 PhilMr 450 27 295 Phiipln 52 173 21' PhilPet 72 15 26 PllsOry 120 -49322 28 PinWsI 280 9-16 PitnvBw 92 14 -155 Pittstn 290 utt PIcrD g 20 747 45 Polaroid 60 1409 27 PortGC 1 96 IVs Primca 160 1636 50'7s 26 543 ProctG 280 -14 570 PSvCol 2 753 2743 118 65 269 498 children” The measure won final passage on a voice vote in the Senate on Wednesday but the Reagan administration opposes it and the Justice Department recommends that he veto it on constitutional grounds The measure would limit advertising time during children’s shows and require TV stations to 21' — 44H 233 266 67 4 133 2 20 20 WASHINGTON (AP) — Some television stations would have to reduce advertising and refocus their children’s programming efforts under a bill approved by Congress and hailed as a victory -- 48 5)4 121 13 -1- 34 28 3 47 12 11 FPL Co Fairchd 49 10 12 10 16 Children’s TV bill passes i but Reagan threatens veto 47' s 65 31 30 79 October 20 1988 Thursday BusinessEconomy Stocks and mutual funds NEW YORK 1AP) — Midday nat'on-- al prices for New YorK Stock Exchange issues er Market at noon NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market put together a mod- est rally today rebounding from Wednesday’s drop The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials down 2258 points on Wednesday rose 729 to 214456 by noontime on Wall Street Gainers outnumbered losers by in nationwide tradabout ing of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues with 695 up 508 down and 572 unchanged The market was unsettled Wednesday by rising interest rates and a rumor that a major newspaper was about to publish a story potentially hurting the presidential campaign of Vice President Bush The rumor was quickly denied however Analysts said buying was encouraged today by abundant takeover news and rumors which create opportunities for quick trading profits In the newest development on that front RJR Nabisco soared 19'8 to 75 on word that a management group may propose to buy out the company for about $75 a share The NYSE’s composite index of all its listed common stock? added 86 to 15704 At the American Stock Exchange the market value index was up 84 at ' 30532 ’ Volume on the Big Board came to 7341 million shares at noontime -5 21 NEED A FUND & CD RATES' GOLDFLECIC HUNTING PERMITS NOW ON SALE AT SHAVER-fMR- T 351 24th SL FOR THE SERIOUS INVESTOR 621-613- 1 13000 Acres — Morgan County RAISER? 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