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Show Up and Down the Street 4 The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, March C 7 20, 1978 AM Park City Ventures Lists New York Stock Exchange $26 Million in Losses By Robert H. Woody Tribune Business Editor VOLUME d government statistics 'Squeezing Ground Shaft sinkers, attempting to get entry into the west flank areas, encountered squeezing ground that resulted in caving despite installation of steel shaft sets and concrete between the steel and the rock. Mine management turned to other areas to look for reserves. Drilling from upper levels hit some encouraging mineralization, but not in areas available for production. The Venture partners announced the indeterminate suspension of operations and organization of a study group to consider tiie future of the mine, an 800 ton daily mill. In the meantime, the Ventures group will continue to make advance royalty payments of $140,000 a year to UPCM. And the UPCM still continues to receive interest payments under the agreement it reached in 1971 for sale of its resort operations. Those totaled Evel Knievel Toys Come Off Market NEW YORK (AP) Because Evel Knievel got himself on the wrong side of the law last year, the Ideal Toy Corp. is taking stunt motorcycles and other toys that bear the jajled daredevils name off the U.S. $301,000 in 1977. It also received interest of $355,869 from a $4,966,952 land and water sale agreement reached with Greater Park City Co. GPCC subsequently assigned the rael estate to Royal Street Land Co. Payments included the $224,500 balance on annual installment of $350,000 in the land sale contract. Valley Resort Planned Royal Street is engaged in the development of the Deer Valley resort. A wildcat petroleum well drilled by Colorado Energetics Inc., on UPCMs Weber Coal Co. property just east of Coalville, was drilled to 17,301 feet at cost of $4.3 million to the operator. No significant shows of oil and gas were encountered, but Energetics has left casing in the hole with the possibility it may drill another 2,000 feet to try for other horizons. UPCM reported 1977 net income of $18,000, or .3 cents a share, on revenues of $571,000, compared to $4,000, or .1 cent a share, on revenues of $552,000 the year before. The annual meeting will be May 23 at 10:30 a m. in the Utah Power & Light Co. auditorium, 40 E. 1st South. market. Based on what happened last fall, theres no reason to continue production, Zeke Rose, a company spokesman, said Tuesday. Knievel, 38, is serving a jail sentence in Santa Menii a, Calif., on his conviction last fall of beating his former press agent, Sheldon Saltrran, with a baseball bat. The company recognizes that it sells its products to children and that it has a responsibility to the children and their parents, Rose said then, when Ideal first took the question of future marketing of Knievel toys under advisement. Rose said Tuesday the firm plans to continue to sell the toys in Germany and the United Kingdom. He termed European sales a very small proportion of total sales of the toys, which include a stunt motorcycle that does flips and an Evel Knievel canyon sky cycle. The Knievel toys netted the company $100 million in the last five years and were terrific sellers" in the past, Rose said. th Even though consumer price inflation should run near 7 to 7W percent in the first half of 1978, the rate of wholesale price inflation should peak temporarily with the large gain for February, which has already been announced," said Richard B. Hoey, chief economist at Bache Halsey Stuart Shields, in his weekly commentary on monetary conditions. on inflation. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which had fallen 20.51 points in the four preceding sessions, recovered 5.63 to 758.84. mine. 60-4- Dollar Hits Japanese Mart Low g NEW YORK (AP) The stock market posted its first gain in a week Tuesday in response to One, the Silver Fissure Reserve, encountered water flows that exceeded the pump and drainage capacity of the just-issue- d Against Yen price index rose at a 7.2 percent annual rate last month, compared with an 8.4 percent rate in January. The February figure didnt come as any particularly gixxi news, analysts noted, but it was less severe than some Wall Streeters had feared it might lie. it had become By clear that the market was taking the news in stride, and buying interest picked up from that point on. Finally Posts Gains March 28, 1978 Miles P. Romney, a retired mining engineer, who has served as UPCM president during its lease, said development of two target areas failed to pan out during the year. Park City Ventures lost more than $26 million since Aug. 1, 1970, when it took over operation of United Park City Mines Co. Ventures lost some $6,713,469 in 1977 alone, according to the annual report of UPCM. Park City Ventures, a project of the Anaconda Co. and Asarco Inc., finally threw in the towel February 15. Mining and milling operations were the first time in more than a stopped century that the Park City District was without some kind of ongoing mining operation. r Stock Market The Market In Brief Advances outpaced declines by about a margin on the New York Stock Exchange, and the NYSEs composite index rose .33 to 49.96. Big Board volume stepped up to 21.60 million shares from Mondays three-wee- k low of 18.87 million. DOWN 9-- 5 504 Associated Press Currency dealers said it was unlikely the Japanese Central Bank could continue to buy dollars at that pace, and a further decline in the dollar's value was anticipated. The dollar hit a new low of 225 yen before inching up at the end of the days trading to close at 225.02 yen. At the beginning of the year, it commanded Standard & Poors index of 400 industrials rose .72 to 98.35, and SAP's composite index was up .63 at 89.50. The Labor Department reported Tuesday morning that the consumer Owl By Robert Crabbe United Press International TOKYO The dollar dropped to a new low against the Japanese yen Tuesday, despite shoring up efforts by the Bank of Japan, which bought up more than $1 billion of the unwanted American currency. 500-stoc- k For Lack of Action 241.1 yen. Kidnapped Executive Sues Employer By Larry Kramer Beatrice did nothing at that time to protect him against the eventual kidnap. As a result of what Curtis calls deceit, fraud and misrepresentation" on the part of Beatrice, he was then kidnapped. Curtis and his wife, who also is a plaintiff in the case, further claim that Beatrice took no action because the firm believed the kidnapping to be a hoax, perpetrated by Curtis. According to the complaint, the firm began to take action toward his release only after subjecting his wife to a lie detector test some six months after the kidnapping. Washington Post Writer American An WASHINGTON businessman kidnapped and held for eight months by Colombian terrorists while he was head of a Beatrice Foods Co. subsidiary there has filed suit in federal court in New York asking for $185 million in damages from Beatrice claiming the firm did nothing to free him for eight months. Gustavo Curtis, 54, headed up Industries Gran Colombia S.A. in Bogota when he was kidnapped on Sept. 28, 1976, according to his complaint. He claims that after the kidnapping Beatrice told his wife Vera who was a television talk show host there not to take any action to rescue him because the company would handle the matter. The complaint also states that Curtis was warned by the American embassy in Colombia in July 1976 that his photograph had been found in the possession of known terrorists and that he was a potential kidnap victim. After notifying the Chicago-base- d conglomerate, Curtis claims that his employers said they would take measures to protect him and that he should take no action on his own. Beatrice Did Nothing said He that he would have left his job at that time but he couldnt without the firms permission. He claims that Carter to Raise Duties on CBs transactions totaled just over $1 billion, with the Bank of Japan virtually the only buyer. It was Tokyos second heaviest trading day in history. The record was set during the dollars decline in 1971, when $1.25 billion was sold in a single day. Japanese banking sources said a large share of the dollars were channeled into the market through foreign banks operating in Tokyo. During the incident, Curtis claims he was confined in cage-lik- e quarters" by his captors. One of Curtis' attorneys, Leonard Diamond, said that Curtis was constantly watched by teams of three men in masks in a "hollowed-ou- t cave 60 feet under ground. Never Heard Voice "He never heard a human voice for eight months, Diamond said. Although the original ransom demand was $5 million, the company hired two British terrorist experts to negotiate that figure down to $450,000 at the time of his release on May 18, 1977. Diamond said that the British negotiators and the Beatrice lawyer in Bogota were jailed for a time for arranging the ransom payment, because there is a military decree in that country against paying ransom to (AP) Curtis wife Vera was considered a local television star in Colombia, Diamond said. An Israeli, she hosted an talk show. m The Curtises now live in New York. Diamond says Curtis is looking for a job, but technically remains on Beatrices payroll. His address was withheld from the filing. The company still wants him to go back to Colombia, Diamond claims. They say lightning never strikes twice in the same place. PennPL Murkt1! Mt liil YORK NEW 46 pounds rrwtal forward higher with buyers 5845 and sellers 5840 pounds per ton. American Metal Sales 1050 tons. authoritative Market, metals publication: Spot toad 3 pounds higher with bvers Aluminum, primary, 99 5 per cent pure, 310 and sellers 311 pounds per ton, for ob Laredo, Texas, bulk 175.00 c to. ward 4 pounds higher with buyers 315 Copper, electrolytic, delivered U. S and sellers 316 pounds per ton. Sales 62 12545.675 C lb. 3575 tons. U. S. primary proLead, common, Spot line 7 pounds higher with buyers ducers 33 00 c lb.; U- S non primary 93 and tel tors 94 pounds prr ton, for ward 4 pounds higher with buyers 288 (secondary) producers 33 00 C lb. 99.8 per cent, ingot 99.00 and sellers 289 pounds per ton. Sales 2375 Magnesium. c lb. tons. 99.9 per rant boxed reguSpot silver 6.40 pence hrriwr with buy Manganese, lar 57.00 c lb. ers 286.00 and sellers 286.30 pence, 3 76 lb. ftask. months forward 6 JO pence Mercury. higher f. o. b. with Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, buyers 291.10 and sellers 291.20 Port Cofoome, Ont., $2.06-- 08 lb. pence. Sales 104 lots. Platinum, soft. 99.5 tine, producer COPPER FUTURES $705 00 - 220.00; dwtor - approx., $218 00 Copper Mures NEW YORK (UPI) 270.00 to 20 points per troy ounce. Tuesday closed unchanged I Pitts- higher. Sales Steel, No. heavy melt scrap contracts. burgh per ton (consumer buying COPPER once); Am. Met. Mkt. composite scrap Camei erica $77.33 per ton. Tin, N Y. Am. AM. Mkt. price Mar 498 50 c lb. Apr Ttn, N Y Am. AM. Mkt. allover price May 533.25 C lb Jlv 99 8 per cent Tungsten powder Sep minimum pure $13.90 per lb. Dec Zinc, prime western, U. S. 29.00 C Jan Mar LONDON (UPI) Spot copper wire May bars based the second session on the Lon- Jlv don Metals Exchange Tuesday 23 pounds Sep higher with buyers 701 and sellers 701 y Dec pounds per metric ton, forward 23 pounds Jan and sellers 716 higher with buyers 715 GOLD pounds per ton. Sales 22,850 tons. NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign and DoSoot copper cathodes 19 pounds high- mestic gold prices Tuesday: er with buyers 690 and sellers 691 pounds LONDON per ton, forward 21 pounds higher with Morning fixing 183 20 uo 3 90 buyers 704 and sellers 705,a pounds per Afternoon fixing 183.80 up 4 50 ton. Sales 1425 tons. PARIS (tree market) 184 10 up MS Spot tin 35 pounds higher with buyers FRANKFURT 183.76 UP 1.01 58X and sellers 5145 pounds per ZURICH 183.625 UP 2.50 NEW YORK Handy and Harman, 183.80 up I X - (UPU Latest In Brief market prices as Quoted Tuesday by the NEW gforre 70 t. - - 'j l.ivotork Market Engelhard Base price for refining settling and unUtah, Idaho, Eastern Nevada Feedlof and fair icatod gold 184.X UP 2.55 per troy 28 March Trade Sales tor Tuesday, Range ounce. at area feedtots continues stow; offerings Selling price, fabricated gold 188 91 up limited; good inquiry reported. 2.62 per troy ounce. Slaughter cattle: Few sales sleurirter HANDY AND HARMAN SILVER steers mostly 00 higher; slaughter heifers NEW YORK (UPI) - handy and Harsteady to I 00 hud''; slauriier steers good man Tuesday quoted silver at $5,345 per lb 0 and mostly choice from Monday. choice ounce, down 3.0 cents si and he Hers i uQhter 0 to mostly good PRECIOUS 50.00 METALS - YORK (UPI) Markets at a at the close on Tuesday: er in moderate trading. Hoard of Trade CHICAGO prices traded (UPI) - Closing on the Chicago () utniflad sales In hurxheds except for those designated (z) which ore traded in 10 share tots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: are annual uniass otherwise identified: (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year,-(cpayment on accumulated dividends; (d) declared or paid so far thi year, no regular rate; e) cash plus stock; (g) annuel rate plus stock dividend; (h) paid this year latest dividend omitted; (I) percent in stock; (k) percent in stock paid lest veer; (q) in bankruptcy receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x; exdividend, wi) when issued; (wf) warrants FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 32nd; 0) indicates following figure is fraction In 64th; (r) fallowing figure is fraction in 2S6ths; (s) following figure is fraction in 12fhs; (t) indicates following figure is fraction in laths. Lower case letters appearing in front of the closing price indicates that price was on another stock b) Boston Stock Exexchange: change; (c) Cincinnati; (d) Detroit; Midwest; (u) (p) Pacific; g) NASmarket DAQ, the National Association the reported by of Securities Dealers; 00 Instlnet the block trading system used bv Institutions All In moderate er American trading. ed London mostly lower. Cotton Futures -- Mostly tower. Gold Futures -- Lower. dosed Chicago Grain Fuhres-Ww- af . off to to 2to cent, com oft Ito to up oats oft to to M, and soybeans oft Tto to 9 cents. to insufficient Trade -- Sales Cattle establish a market trend. - - New York Stock Exchange: Final Markets of range Mercantile Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Jan Feb Apt Jun Apr May Aug Seo Oct Don-Jon- YORK Dow Jones Low 742.12 (UPI) range of averages Low Open Htrii Oase Cbg. X Bonds 752.51 7X.22 749.91 79.84h-5.610 Pub Utils 206.66 208.76 87 10 Indus 25.35 207 105.85 106.29 1X.35 105.954.23 265.93 261 33 264.74 267341.49 By Halted Prase li X-X-Transactions in stocks used in averages 11 am. 752 .86 206.71 Tuesday: industrials Transportation 755. 207.30 7919; Utilities 1611; Total Noon 207 754.16 1411,4. p.m. tea 2 P.m. ri prices Ms year: 754.07 206.X 3 p.m. 757 28 207.4 15 X X 4.07 4.61 Ms. Trans. Uttts. Net chg. 817.74 215.77 110 98 Pet chg. High 434 4.33 140; Ten cents to mostly 1.00 higher slaughter bulls steady; feeder cattle and calves steady. Slaughter cows utility and . OU; high tew commercial grade dressing 36.50-3- 7 00, carmer and cutter 31.00-350. bulls Slaughter grade 50. Feeder lbs. 39 grade 1 lbs steers high good and choice 56 63 00; 500450 lbs. 51 .00 56 00; 650900 toe. 49 Feeder betters high good and choice 50, SDtott lbs. 46 lb. 45.00-4- 00. Feeoer bull calves good toe. 50.0056 00; stock and choice cows shipment choice veer old cows, with bebv calves 395.00 pair 50 tow Hogs l,4UU; barrows and gilts 25 er Mixed U S. lbs 47.00-45 125 head 47 25; mixed U 5. 13 700 2501 he. to SM7 00; mixed U S. 3 SO; 45 lbs bt. 44 4$ Sows uneven 25 cents to 00 tower. Mixed 42 to U S. 25; lbs 44 00; boars 390 Ibe and heavier 37 50; lbs. 35 50 Hope 1400; barrows and gilts fes 47.00 5 tower. Mixed U.S. 47 25; miwd U S. 47.25; 125 46.50-4to 00; mixed U S 7 3 256 MO 45JM6 5D, MOW Ibe. 44 50 00 lower 45 SO. Sows uneven 25 cents to Ibe 43 5043.25 Mixed US. 9)0450 lbs 44 00; boars 350 Ibe and 00. Ibe. 35 0 heavier J7 50, Sheep 50; siaurirter spring lambs In shorn lambs 1.00 lowen wooied lambs 2 00 to 4.00 tower, slaughter ewes steady Soring slaughter lambs package choice oto and mostly prime 102 lb. cropped slaughter lambs choice ant prime toe. with No. peHs 70.0671.00. Ibe wooied 43 choice few prime 00; slaughter ewes utility and good Standard 11 .'IV Aug It. Apr May CHICAGO (UPI) Closing range of iced Broiler futures traded on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday: Ctoae Ptwv. Open High Law 3MX toe; cents per to - CHICAGO (UPI) - Silver IX points tower Tuesday hwr. CHICAGO M SILVER: Key Trade S Open Hi m 536 X 540.00 Jun Aug Oct Dec Fab Apr Jun Aug Ort Dec Feb Anr Jun 541 X 555 50 565 573 SO 582 591 6 609 50 619 629 50 61 00 Wednesday's advance estimates cattle. 1,500 hogs, 50 sheep JOLIET, III. (UP) - Livestock 2,500 Tues 538 00 545.00 45.85 44.15 45 30 46.60 46.60 45 X Mures closed to X potnts 45 45 44.70 46 45 45 40 Htrii Lew cents per trey a Law Oeae Pres 539 X 534 SO 538 533X 537 90 539 00 542 00N 542 70 547 552 50 541 00 546 554 X 554. 560.50 59 562 70 558 W 562 Sri. 571. S70 M 576 00 566 579 X 578 56 584 50 573 588 581 586 50 593 6 50 2 X 596 600 50 60470 601 X605 400 614. 617 50 610. 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Kroger L L- -60 5 448 17 LeerSieg 57 13 Lehmn .52d L 0 F 2a 5 X 37 3 71 LOF pf 4 Litton 2tok 13 245 17to 22 5 2 cv Uttn pf 5 6X 19 Lockheed 168 13 LTV Corp LuckvS J4g 10 X 16to 28H z50 I KanPLt 1.X S3v 23 47 77 zlO J77 725 K J7M March t112.l60AD.33 9to 7 xto Xto- - 21 121 Quotations $133,257.1 9 Uniroyripf I Uto Brands UtdPkCMn 6 5 15 12 lit 8 85 to p26 38 21 28 15 51 35 23v 13V Hank deurinjr Todav'scleertnes lame day leet year - g5t16 X X 5V $737,70? t V6 pH $427,270 I 1.72) on !l 31 31 3 U 3X6 35 2S 25 9 8437,60 coitorlfoni 66 23 52 30 12 1766 2766 26 51 12 I 57 ri4 354 1566 7 1766 21 37 51 61 M 4 X, 2)66 a 37to1to p74to1 3- 8- to 21 47 74 37 30 46 12 346 177 647 3X10to I.X H H Transem 30H YEAR THIS Texliit Taxliffl 60 It 3t 71 9 5 6 7 0 291 TT M 5 to TexECp 2.M 0 TxEC Pt 2 TxECpf 2.40 to Texgulf 1.30 14 22 22H 56 76 3116 16 34 76 641 6 9 6241 3- 17H 3S'S J to 2 2 to Texaco Thiokof 34 W . 5 TOPir Wlhdrkwal and deposits in Treasury accounts tor the fiscal year through March 24, (rounded to the nearest million dollars) Tuevdoy W 7 to Tarmacs 8- o- S JO 13 IV 161 9v to WASHINdlW Withdrawals Deposits Cash balance Public debt Internal Revenue 24 were $571 71 33 4S 415 76 t PuSCoU.tm tacurttlas TmiMirv l,!.S. 9 17 II .040 2328 4927 499 X IX PPGlndl.lt tzMIOXW Tuewtoy l ouototlonl Dairy Market I.X to 304 (hr tin 2328 .4916 .4913 1 PilHbrv Polaroid 2.X Tandy Corp Tetdvne Mi to 31 278 7 12 X) BlacklD Coca Boh Coi Gas Venezuela (Bottver) W. Germany (Mark) W. Germany () month) PhiieEl PhdPet 41 to Sup Oil 30 IX 19 XV H H 31? 67V 155 9 158 11 1915 Heubfin 1.X 12 216 Hewttt P .X 14 327 9 262 Hof Inns Horratak la 15 144 7 544 Honywt 1. Hoover 1.12 6 33 Horizon H 21 33 29 x xm 11 GtfWspt Vt GtfWsof 54 GtfWspt 2 Hwilbfn 1.X HartSMx .X HacfaMn 2k HeitaH l xl U?7V 22 17 17 36 9 C BenCppf BenC Pf 4.30 BenCppf 4V Beth Steal Carter Hall 1619 315 008 10 4M .60 12 20H Borina 1.20a I . BofseCa 1.25 6 1 Borden 1J6 7 215 36H Borg W LOO 6 314 3 Boet Ed 2.44 12 106 9m .30 7 823 ri 2 Broniff 35 Bril My 1.22 11 2 BrftPef .29d 12 647 16M Rrunewk .70 I 776 1?H Budd Co 3 S IX X BuddCo pf $ i60 954 BundyCp X 6 X 13 6 X S3 fret No Bur IN pf .55 144 0605 Italy (Lire) Japan (Yen) Jordan (Dinar) X17 .214 0.42 106 95 GeftyCN 34 78 X 4 CHicorp 116 Cities Srv I. at AmHosp M Am Motors CinGes OT Fto nhite at 22; 9 10 OwsPnd .94 2 Chettie 2.32 I CHICAGO (UPlt - Cmh Wheat unchanged; No TfotoN. Com gp 1; No 2 yellow 2 Own unchanged; No 2 it 9,25 AmCyan IV ADisfTei .96 AEIPwr2.12 80s ChBrg Chris Craft Chrystor (lash Drain 1,5 .0014 1.1395 .0684 .0317 .0317 3 422 105.X Gerber v 287 9 214 384 364 304 1384 36t254 25 754 20 2a 97 .N 97.12 97 .8) 2V cants. Intrrmoiintain Stork KvcIkiiiijc SnMand, .XI (Peso) Ex Foreign H1 Trade was mostly cautious with most day: Cattle sales insufficient to estabInterests awaiting word from Brazil on a lish market soybean exports Hogs MOO; trade fair; barrows and decision pertaining to A rally around noon triggered some toe 47 I gilts steady, to but selling aeatn domi foort covering, 98; No 2000 tot. 4656-40WNkwertav's estimated receipts; Cattle natod at the final hell. The outside markets were tower 2(HjJtogs 1,000 Petro&iivgr 5,0 Argentina - - Meet and soyCHICAGO (UPI) beans were irregularly tower, com mixed and oats tract tonally lower at the ctoae Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trace. Meat was off to to 2 oents, urn to oft H4j oats oft to to to; and up anyheans a.m. .64 10 10 Beat Fd 1 Bed Hwt .84 9 Bendix 2.28 6 Ben Cp 1.60 6 Grain 7?.; 14 Foreign Exchange r (UPI) dollart: 4.23 266.01 266.54 266.39 266.33 267.17 1.12 105.15 105.75 105.92 Standard 8 Poor's hourly Indexes jt (UPI) 588 41 49 488 X x m m m Indus Trns Utils Fnd Sfks Indus Trns UtHs Fnd Siks 7 ArmcoS 1 Asarco X AshlandOi 2 5 AtIRchf 2 X Atlas Corp 34 Avnetlnc .70 6 In 0 0. 25 35 PepsiCo 480 AmTIT pf YORK & NEW YORK Apt Jun Jlv Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun NEW gr & 93.15 85.81 10 5 i6 Jan change rates ( 102 54 Gaol Mills Gen Motor 4 GenMot pf S GPubU 1.76 G T E 2.24 G Tire 1.30s Ge Pad ig Hrcutos Noon u.m. SO P Stock Ix-adin- 199.31 Sales, closing prices and net change of the AP) active stocks traded on the New York Stock E xcNange Tuesday. NEW YORK Feeder cattle: cow - NEW closing Stacks X Inds X Trns 15 Utils 65 Stk s Nov NEW YORK (UPI) - tow York Silver Trade moderate; tew 00; few futures closed Tuesday 400 to 430 points per fr to steers 55.00-5choice Feb choice 6504 lb steers 52 good and tower. Sales 13,500 contracts. NY SILVER; Mar choice 550 to betters 50.00. - Live- Camra-5J- tt KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) trey ezj cants per Open Hirii Lp stock Tuesday: Cattle 800; slaughter Average es 1.92 6 44 2 9 335 .90 1? 1973 X 179 PtwfpsD Penrod Quotations n The dollar also dropped on most European money markets, but not as severely as in Tokyo. Drops Marginally It dropped marginally in London closing at $1.8830 to the pound compared with $1.8735 at the close of the last market session Thursday. Closing prices showed that the dollar also fell in Frankfurt, Zurich, Paris, Brussels and Milan. Because of the active buying of unwanted dollars, Japan's foreign exchange reserves increased by an estimated $10 billion in the last six months, banking sources said Tuesday. As a result, the sources said, the nations reserve position is expected to top $28 billion at the end of March. The sources said that by the end of March, Japans dollar holdings would be the third largest in the world after West Germanys $40.2 billion at the end of January and Saudi Arabia's $28.6 billion. terrorists. The White House said Tuesday that President Carter has decided to raise import duties on CB radios temporarily by 15 percent to protect American jobs. The move will boost the price of 92 percent of the sets now sold in the United States which are imported from the Far East and elsewhere. A Labor Department study released Tuesday found that nearly 1,100 workers in the domestic CB industry were laid off last year. 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