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Show 1 0ui i!k Slrtvi ami I Salt i'akr Sri lmm 'Business Kennecott Reviews Alternatives For Binghams Open Pit Mine liolHTt B H Wood;, Or ;i scar on the face of the eartli Unit should lie er- ased as soon as prartiCiihle' The Utah legislature passed its ( , ? first mined land f reclamation act Cven so the Utah Oil. Gas requires clamation It 'iv i sic hi l'.inicd Basically, reclamation igieemciit'-wilhe clinched by a con'ract between the state1 and Kennecott. sav s Cleon Feigltl, dn c tor of the Utah Oil. (ins &. l re- r7 of mined lands and ,ets up enforce ment procedures Mr. Vood Kennecott Copper Corp 's Bmeh on copiKT pit has be n in the making mu' uo4 Ore Sim e then, 2 5 lullion tons of earth has been torn up and laid aside to get another .'17 billion tons of ore uliuh has produced 11 ti million tons of 1 copper The Guinness Book of Records indKennecott tool icates that by n)id-l!excavated five times the amount of material moved to build the Panama Canal l, Conspicuous Feature The massive, terraced mme dumps are now a conspicuous feature if tile cast flank of the Oqtnrrhs KCC Has Bundle Kiiuiecott lias a bundle it gut or will get from the divestiture sale of Us Barber this year in Salt Lake City. Kennecott indicated that it will do its I tali mining with even larger and more efficient equipment than it has done in the past are the realistic reclamation alternatives fur a living mine that is hound to get bigger with the passage ol time' Probably, agreements would provide for yearly reclamation spending on parts of the mine no longer involved in ongoing operations, says Brian Ruck, engineering geologist with the Gas Oil. and Mining Dn lsion VUiat B Z Kastler, president. Mountain Fuel Supply Co . Tuesday was elected chairman of a new organization representing business interests on a coordinated regional basis for government Members of the council are to be the chief operating officers of private business in eight Intermountain states Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada. New Mexico. Utah and polic y Wyoming. The council, part, supplants the former Federation of Rocky Mountain States, which was composed of representatives from state governments and industry on a regional basis Western governors have formed the Western Policy Office to keep abreast of and attempt to influence federal legislation on a regional basis. Also, in Congress, both Senate and House groups of western state members are being organized to advance regional matters, such as energy or water Mrlal Market YORK Latest metal (UPI1 mien cjj cuoted Tuesday Bv American Metal Market, authoritative NCW development Also attending the luncheon m Salt Luke City and cho.xen us initial Western Regional Council trustees were A ti Kinneberg. general manager. Phelps Dodge Corp . Arizona: Joseph A MeEl-wain- . president. Montana Power Co ; l)r Douglas N Stevens, president. Earth Sciences, Inc., Colorado, and T Frank Gamble, Salt Lake representative for John A. Love, former Colorado governor and president of Ideal Basie Industries in Colorado The council trustees approved a contract with Bonneville Associates, Salt Lake consulting firm tor governmental relations and other matters, to serve as a staff headquarters in drawing up policy positions in Markets Saifs id 5C75 tons Suot ?inc 3 $ pounds lower with buyers 283 and sellers 284 pounds per ton forward 4 j pounds lower with buyers 289' : rvMis publication-Aluminuat a Markets NEW YORK (UPl) primary, 99 5 per cent plus and sellers 290 pounds per ton 5ates 4025 glance at tne close on Tuesoav tons pure 50 ID ingots 53 00c lb Stocks Lower in moderate trading 3 30 99 Soot silver pence lower with buy Antimony, domestic, i per cert Bonds Mnhy lower pure, fob Laredo, lexas, bulk 175 00c ers 251 20 and sellers 251 40 pence, 3 American Slocks - Lower in nooecette 'D months forward 3 50 pence lower with trad ng 255 50 and sellers 255 60 pence, 7 U S buyers Cooper, Londor electrolytic, delivered Sharply tvghei 65 625c ID Sales 56 months forward was unquoted Cotton Futures Higher U S primary producers lots. Lead, common Gold Futures Higher 31 00c lb , US non primary (secondary) Wheat Chicago Gram Futures GOLD 31 00c lb to 2, oats producers NEW YORK (UPl) - Foreign and Do- up 2 to 74 cents, com off 99 Magnesium, per cent, ingot 99 00c. mestic gold prices Tuesday off 7 7 to up '0 , soybeans up 7 to ID Sates insufficient to es Cattle Trade LONDON 99 9 per cent boxed regular Manganese, tabhsh a market trend Morning fixing 143 35 down 0 80 57 00c id Artemoon fixing U3 30 dwm 0 85 Mercury (nom) 76 lb flask PARIS (free market) 1417; down ML Nickel, ectroiytic cathodes, f o b Pori FRANKFURT 144 15 down 0 90 Cotoome, Ont $2 41 lb 25 ZURICH 143 125 down Platinum, soft, 99 5 fine producer $162 NEW YORK CHICAGO (UPl) - Closing range of 172 00 per trov x , $tv Handy and Harman 143 65 down 0 85 futures traded on the Chicago Mercantile ounce Engelhard 7 Tuesday t heavy Exchange melt Sleet, No scrap un and Base price for refining settling Prar Open High Low Close Pittsburgh per ton (consumer fabricated gold 143 80 down 0 45 per troy Live Beef Uthe - 46M lbs; con buying price), Am Met Mxt composite ounce ft per 50 ton $62 per scrap price Seiimg price, fabricated gold 147 40 N Ti Am. Met Mkt check price down 0 87 per troy ounce 561 75c lb Tin, N Y. Am Met. Mkt. alloyer price HANDY AND HARMAN SILVER 563 75c lb NEW YORK (UPl) - Handy and Har Tungsten powder (HRed) 98 8 per cent man Tuesday quoted silver at $4 35 per minimum per lb pure $14)5-154ounce, down 5 cents from Monday Zinc, prime western, US M 00c lb COPPER FUTURES NEW YORK (UPl) - Cower futures LONDON (UPl) - Soot copper wire 140 points higher across closed bars closed the second session on the luesoay Metals Exchange Tuesday to pounds low the board Sales 3,257 contracts er with buyers 654 ana setters 665 pounds COPPER per metre ton, forward to pounds lower Mercex 25,601 lb; eent per lb Lew Dose Open Hi with buyers 669 '7 and sellers 670 pounds 52 20 52 10 S3 20 52 ?U Aug per ton Sales 13675 tons 54 00 52 30 53 40 52 40 Soot corner catnodes pound higher Sep 52 808 Sift with buyers 646 and setters 647 pounds Oct 55 40 S3 SO 54 70 53 60 per ton, forward to Pound higher with Dec 55 20 MOO 55 10 54 00 Estimated vdume 497 contracts 661 962 buyers and sellers pounds per jan 56 60 $4 90 56 00 Live Hogs - 36808 fts; cents per ft 4 90 Mar ton Sales 2025 tons 90 57 10 55 80 55 90 Soot tm 5 pounds higher with buyers May 57 50 56 80 57 90 56 80 6490 and sellers 6500 pounds oer ton Jtv 57 90 7 70 58 80 57 90 forward 5 pounds lower with Buyers 6o(. Sep B Bd ton. and sellers 6460 pounds per Sales Settlement prices on previous and close 105 Ions Spot lead 3 to pounds lower with buyers PRECIOUS METALS Estimated volume 6 933 contracts 384 and sellers 384 j pounds per ion, Platinum futures Frozen Pork Betties - 34,090 fts, cenH NEW YORK (UPD 3 forward pounds lower with buyers Tuesday closed 90 points higher across and sellers JObu pounds per ton Safes 220 contracts NY PLATINUMM ertex 58 troy w, $ per trov ot Prev. Close Open Hgh Low ,1 44 80 146 40 145 20 US 70 145 ?n Qrt 147 00 148 60 U7 40 147 41 147 80 Jan Estimated volume 4jii3 contracts tioOO y 00 50 00 150 40B 14950 Utah Idaho Eastern Nevada Feediot and Apr 152 3DB 153 00 152 30 152 90B b2 00 Range Sales tor Tuesday Aug 15 Trade at Jiv 50 154 40B 155 50 154 70 154 50B 155 Oct area teediots slow Nu new confirmed rXMlea on slaughter steers T heifers B Bid Feedlnts report good Irwturv with buyers still at Kits late in the day but most buyers Estimated volume no contracts Watting for settlement of the wholesale 36,800 Frozen Turkeys lbs; cants per dressed Deef traoe on Wednesday before In IT i Hoard of Trade .irMk committing themselves W9vat and oats CHICAGO (UPi) Eeeder cattle not established and very ervn lower and soybeans I'the itrpsis or mouiry noted few most'v were on the Chi at close Tuesday 00 mixed the hr ate 65 Km ib steer late last week 40 lb betters 35 00 at) sotd 0 b cage Board of Trade ihO'ce com eft 2 to 2 cents was up Wtoat cent J4 per point equivalent to. and soybeans to 2, oats up to to shrink, current delivery off 7to to uc lOn cents was attributed Livestock Tues OUFT III (UPl) A late rally in soybeans day Cattle sales insufficient tc establish to rommistoon house shortovering in all market out the current August options, where t "Vi Wws wiive harrows and there was no buying interest No i Corn tailed to generate any sohd sup gihs steady to ? cents lower 3W2JO U)S 45 7 V 46 00 NoUAOftOlbs oort because of some active hedge selling rw 45 75 Weckiesdav 2 700. togs activity Wheat also attracted some commercial buying m response to the turnaround in s estimated receipts Cattle m lv5tbr KANSAbCnY 4N) (UPl) Cattle 90C slaughter cows hrm Tuesday 00 hnptet to tufty true feeders steady to twshy steady to weak bubs firm Slaughter cows termnai and aurtwn cut ter utility and few cammefrial gtaoe 4b 26 0b M 20 high dressing lean utility 29 25 earner a TJOUZi-f- iiaugnter yield grade 12 MOO 1400 m feeder sleers am.ton small lots good and choue 305 50) lbs 4UOV 45 00 lbs lbs 36 05 43 1V 37 Ob T9 00, feeder heifers auction vnaii IDs lots good and low choice JLU 33 0536 80 barrows and gilts 75 Hogs 1,400 00 tower S 2 few lots 215 to U U 230 lbs 45 S 25 3 bclk sales 00 Sows under 5LV ids 705755 ite 44 1 steady, heavier weights 50 cents 3 335 J5 S U lbs 37 0537 25 505625 50 IDs 36 SO, boars over &) tbs 30 tew tots tbe 36 05 39 00 Sheep 100. trade steady, spring siaught er lambs ctotoe and prime shorn No tbs 50(0 51 00 including show pells choice and including oft mgs lo 5100 SO Shorn prime 45U0 lbs wooied 48 dO slaughter ewes iihiifv and good 8 Cull 4 058 00 estimated receipts. 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Beverly 10o 10 B'aran 1? 10 1 Oroe X ?' 100 71 11 5. 6 7 8 26 1 0 - 7 K DavMrt Dvneifcl 44 Uviytmtc l3)6Fash3n Ig 3 70 8 M ft 20d 71 06 ft A 6 Fo 4to Fed Resoiir Flyng Dam FrvmterA 3k 18 6 7 Frt Uto to 1ii4 prk okJ to delivery unchanged h retailers (91 mc A, m car detiveredi Eira large large 557, mediums 451 F Pr tons 491 DOW 50 90 Butter market Tuev dic.ei r UNCHANGED to !0 l)air Market c'vnued SHARES Costume Firm )30 34 30 Ilf 19,340,000 mascot-costume- hour'y indexes Tuesday Tms Utils Fncl Stvs 107 79 13 62 55 72 12 01 107 7 13 61 55 65 12 00 107 71 13 58 55 59 11 Securities 117 M 138 00 137 JO 138 Ul 00 144 00 VOLUME 574 items and the largest mumifactuier of s m the United States Purchased from the Salt Lake Costume Co , 1701 S 11th East, Almeoisthe s used by source1 of advertising agencies, colleges and high Stork Index INmrto GOO 4 16 B0 85 18 85 UP The glamor issues whu h set the pace m Monday's upswing turned niixinl Tuesdux interdea er oox.ee as Quotations from the NASD are representative p m mteroeaier markets change throughout tte day Prices aooroximate'v not include markup markdown or commission 16 giowtll tap' s 500-sloc- k Tuesday's quotations' 52 60 Aug. 16. 1977 New York Stock Exchange Standard & Poors index ol KM) industrials dropped 51 to 107 17, and S&Ps composite index was off 15 at 97 7:1 37 19 19 18 18 I8 news came at a time when tinders have been showing concern over the prosoc-- of a slowdown m the Two Indexes Drop MJie fts, carts per ft 19 The Market In Brief ec emomy 9 38 5U 5 06to 5 5 21V. j '8A5 Aug iews; Soybean Meal ! 11L09 137 IQ Pug 134 j0 Itetol 134 00 SK) Oil j 9 5 per cent advance reported the Feclc ral Reserve Board was the smallest recorded over that time spun t 7 5 49 5 24 5 13 5 25 3 100 95, clow li 21 International Sales dosing prices and net chanqt ol thi the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday 16 38 25 27 26 25 5-- The 37to 8to 5 The Amex market value index dropped 59 to 119 27. with losers outpacing gamers by a 1 margin. Tbe NASD Q composite index for the mat ket closed at Storks ii 'APi 71 m m Net chg Pet chg 71 ?8to to p45to 38to Ito to g23to x26 4 to 23 3?to 19 4 244 47 am 11 2 ijm 5 bu 50 Whiting Corp, which posted lower quarterly profits, gave up 2c to 22 t the mencan Stoc k Exchange. Great Basins Petroleum topcd the active list, off N at 7 hi But the 17to 41 earnings Bright Quarterly Report blight quarterly earnings report to lrt1 a also lilted mcx by 324 Jan I'Aclianj't YORK Standard 40 34 63 16 35 40 5 09 5 00 the other hand, picked up higher second quart ' on r 217 42 217 23 216 98 2'6 98 872 05 pm I P 3 P Utils U8 67 246 64 active storks traded 26 43 vvat Chcago hgh rate 20 Trans 75 mr 2 30 Inds 64 Soybeans 5 Auy cm .s', to i Late Monday the government re ported that industrial production lose tor the sixth straight month m Ju'v mascot-manufacturin- United Press JAirvJ By a m Noon 11 25to Cash gram CHICAGO (UPl) No I sott red 2 97'N unchanged Corn unrhanoeo, No 2 yellow I 81 N No 2 extra heavy Oats unchanged, 0toN vtfnte oH No 16, yellow 5 44N Soybeans mart K outweighed gatnei s bv about a m.cigin on the1 New 5 ork Stock . Low W H'lh 33to Withdrawals (UPD WASHINGTON nd dearsits m Treasury accounts for me ttscai year through August 12, (round ed to ih nearest mil non dollars) YEAR THIS Withdrawals feoosits 5,04 Cash balance 674 86 Puouc oent internal Revenue collections on ugust 12 were $8j 2 it rrimr V DO Range of prices this year- . .S. Tiviisiim YORK (UPD of averaqes Open High Total 22 I s Kxclianc: Final (notations uvd pm 36s ?4to j t the volume Digit d Equipment leailei amour Big Boaid issues, turn tiled .1 to l.sc Thecompnu' announced plans tec oiler $200 million worth ot dc hontuies convertible into stock ol cm nulysts s.ud the ni.ukets upturn m the last hour Mcmciav was apparently written off by most traders as only a minor tec lime a! humic e Very little of the buying uiteiext carried over to Tuesdays opening, and the mai ket spent the lost of the day drifting lower firm has txcn acquired two Salt Lake City businessmen Ronald C Allen and Terry M Allen recently purchased Ahnco, TUI V 17th South, manufacturers and distributors of latex rubber masks, costume novelty 877 17 865 99 869 28 ST 217 96 218 69 215 77 216 60 20 Tms 15 Utils 1)4 30 114 55 113 37 D366 0 57 297 298 08 294 38 295 4o 65 Stks in average; Transactions in stocks industrials 1,823 vCti Transoor Tuesday tahon 338 jOO, Utilities 278 000 2 440 200 75 25V 32 U 13 6?to markets were mostly high labs i to son t Big Boaul v ..Unite me reused to P it million sh.iies trom Mondays month low of 15 75 milium Minor Tec hnic.il Bounce i largest san Machines Business 30 7to we InU-rmoiintui- n 59 - id Exc luillge by rrge g) NAS(u) Midwest (pi Pacific the over theounter market reported bv the National Association ot Securities Dealers (k) Instmet the block trading svstem used by institutions m Sis Clt Chg Stk Div Hi Lw Markrls (iraiii nations The I IvOs i to 2 Bu HllCShlllCIl Dow - Jour NFW ng Stocks DAQ 334 Pag.- 7 H77 showed a Is, loss at 2ti7' as of the p m dose of the NYSE, and Xerox and Bui roughs logged ti actional declines Eastman Kodak managed a U gam to 0 blue chips the st umcdll oi huvmg Monday dropped aveiaee 69to 24 1 Intel national stock The lh.it maikecl it' lowest do c since tiiMshc d at s5s 71 on Jan 7 Poo 2B6 3? 2?to 5ito 17, sa A exeut 38 to 35 8 1 25 4 29 15 ugust inanrr r traffic-manage- iSrw York Slock es n hundreds UXJ omitted kr those des grated toi are traded m 1C share lots and which carried in tun DIVIDENDS are annual unless otherwise rtentified a Pius extra (b PU'd last year tc) payment on accumulated di id) dec lared or pa d so far thus year no regular rate e) cash plus stock g) annual rate pius s'oclt d v dene (hi paid thus year latest dividend omitted (O percent in stock (k) percent m stock paid last year (a) m bankruptcy rece versh-- or reorganization ($) capital d stnbutcon. (x) exdividend warrants issued when (wt) (w) FRACTIONS (f) indicates follow mg figure is fraction in 3?nds () indicates following figure is fraction m 64tts, (r) following figure is traction in 256ths (S following (t figure is fraction m l?8ths Morning, iP UKK 5 IIh Dow tin'll had so it bac k He will also hi responsible lor the pieparalion of financial reports to regulatoiy agencies and stockholders regarding open alums o! the company Mr Lmdhlom returns to Utah after an absence of eight years He was transferred to Arizona in 19Ul after serving as Utah traffic manager for five years He served as Arizona until 197J when he was named assistant vice president of customer serv ices for the state Western Regional Council Organizes matters. Calvin L Rampton, former Utah governor, filed papers to incorporate the organization in Utah as the Western Regional Council, and at an Alta Club luncheon he and three others were chosen as trustees to represent Utah interests. The others are Robert N Iratt, general manager, Utah Division, Kennecott Copper Corp. ; E. Allan Hunter, president, Utah Power and Light Co., and Raymond L Hixson, president, Know bird Resort w Promotion ( iu? Peabody Coal Co Miiif-t-l NEW e Mining Division edutda m.uket gum.. up on its hi iet rally m the pievious SOS' ion settled Ullo a moderate dec line Tuesday that Ic'lt the Dow Jones industii.il uveiugc at a new 19 month low 'MS'' ' necott I Into Moderate Decline Mlliough none of piesenl m.oi.o'e ment nor presold board directors will be around when the pit is fniallv closed, k U r5 sKculation bow emlirac cs that day ' 4 t Mr height f.mUMe-- . the possibilities of miIhIiv ..ions being built on the -- 3 tel rac es The pit will have become a 1 v 1 V landfill for garbage Or it may tie a lake f w ater used for storage John K. l.attin Some of the acidic material from the to Denver Moves mine dumps will have1 been hauled to mixed with the Skull Valley to alkaline soils there to produce new agricultural hind The content of the tailings pond will John E Lultin. vice president mid have !een hauled and bulldoec! to form ft ih eenerul manager for Mountain m the I. .1 Salt teat large peninsula Bell suue 1970. has been promoted to Lake vice president of data systems and Recreation Iren comptroller, the companys board ot Fortified by rocks at water's edge directors announced Tuesday and veneered with top soil, u will Mr Eattm will move to the Denver become a place of recreation home office of the company to assume On the other hand his new position He will be succeeded in the Utah ixisition by Thomas W the and null The pit. the railroad, Emdlilom. area general manager for refinery are viewed a umpuc expresa grand bit of customer services ill the Denver Metro sions of mans work area history and The populat mandate authority In his new position Mr. l.attin will be require that though operations have the chief accounting officer and will he ceased, the mine and equipment are to responsible for the companys three stay in place, unaltered, a window to accounting centers m Salt Lake City the past Phoenix and Denver Mining MarUrl'. Erratic Market Settles i t have hoard, chaired hv attornev Stewart, will lie reviewing reclamation alternatives from Ken I in 1I7 It & (loll t N( also would require Kennecott to ' on research a ho pending On that room, KCC already has done much with tree planting piugrams. seeding part of it , tailings pond Speculation for Future ll is unthinkable there would ever he any requirement for Kennecott to refill Hie pit and recontour and rcvcgctatc 'at part of the mountain range The Bingham Pit has another 50 pet haps loo vears to go In the the face of the mine chimps grows vearlv as tons of additional material are spilled oven them Tribune Bumius Kditoi he Bingham Pit 1igbth uen.ler of the v.urM" - Mini- 135 8 175 5 6 8 24 23 1 19 16 llto ? r. 4 |
