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Show Up and Down the Street New Seat Rplts O JAV .Hnridf'd AAMAAUk V. Ky Robert H. Woudv the on They have an I - automatic take-u- that p icts you lea. forward to 3 . ' Vice President Max Eliason said Friday the issue and content of the government's prototype oil shale leasing report show s . the is government now serious about a leasing it will importantly, save lots and lots of lives, says Mr. Warner. He is somewhat peeved, however, that the auto rndus try must install the interlock system across the board. He would have prefered to have seen the system phased in on the 1274 models so that if any problems show up. the industry can take corrective action on succeeding units. turn the raoio switch or turn around to teii a kid to quit pinching his baby brother. But if there is any impact from front or side, there is an inertial element that puts an immediate lock on the lap and shoulder belts to hold you snug. Our expert on the belts was General Motors executive vice president Harold Warner, who has been involved both in their testing and use. He remains doubtful about the airbag although he has been driving a car equipped with one. His concern, he said, is what the passage of time or inept servicing might do to the bag or its activator. In other words', will c bag unused for 10 years respond at that moment of need? Small Car Sales There appears to be no single cause for the sudden upsurge in small car sales, he said'. General Motors geared for it and is benefiting by it. Talks at Luncheon He was in Salt Lake City Friday to address a luncheon gathering at the General Motors Training Center. The system is relatively foolproof. No locking the belt into position on the seat so that you can sit on tup and forget the annoyance. Two semovement actions quential are required before the car will start: Sitting on the seat, then locking the belt. Same for the passenger seat. Sensors keep you from cheating. If you put a bag of groceries on the passenger seat, youll But at the same time, he said, there many people are leaving the median price car class to buy the more costly and powerful models. There the same old motivations apply. But at the small end of the scale, the turn to the small car seems to be a combination of concern for the the need for a second or third car to run around town, the need for a student energy-shortag- car. Melal Markets 2 U.S. No Leasing There has been no leasing Withdrowols (UPl) ond deposits In Treosurv occounts (or (he current (Iscol year throuod Aug. 2B compared to o year ooo. THIS YEAR SS0 6dl.3A2.524.80 Withdrowols 42.302.568.68S. 32 Deposits 4,746,399,971.30 Cosh balance 459,875,885,104.37 Public debt YEAR LAST 145,354,107,221.31 Withdrawals WASHINGTON 33,811.792.503 Doosit5 29 5,998, 52S.2V6. 49 bolonce 437,999.316.742.85 Public deb, Internal Revenue collections on Aub. 28 were S867.516.732.S8. Cosh Dairy Market ' (UPl) Wheat ond oats were irregularly higher, corn mixed and soybeans substantially lower ot the close Fridoy on the Chicago Boord of Trade. Wheat was up V? to 20 cents; corn off 5 to up 4'o; oats unchanged to up 4; ond sovbons off 4 to 25. Wheat options were between IS ond 20 cents higher m all but the September contract on anticipated world demand. Corn and soybeans trade was slow os good growing weather continued to be an mfluenciha factor. Only the September options in corn closed lower with others closing from less than one cent tc more than four cents higher. Soybeans losses were attributed to delivery intentions issuco ogomst the Sep temper contract, on absence of signifi cont news and liquidation oheod ot the long weekend. with corn Ootr. moved in sympathy ond wheat. The outside markets were higher CHICAGO butter and eggs Butter market CHtCAGO Friday: Prices paid delivered to Chicoqo firm: 93 score 84: 92 score 84 90 score 84. Eggs: Prices ooid delivered to Chicago about steady: Cent dozn (80 oer mbo 77, extra targe cent A or bette' mediums whito large white 6143; standards 65' i. Prices to retailers (Grade A, In cartons large delivered): Extra large mediums pr LAKE CITY Egos prices to retailers, delivered in to stores, cartons, cases exchanged; Grade AA extra laege ; Grode AA meGrade AA large G. ode AA small dium Prices tc producers: Gradn AA Grade AA lorge Grade AA smoll medi.r, block 81v:; nndtess Cheese - lb sandwich loaf 84; mild longhorn SALT room. Harold Warner Realtors Plan Realtors from across the state will gather next month at Sun Valley, Idaho, for the 16-1- 8 ony Development Operation in 1974, he said. That particular project would use shale mined from privately held lands. speakers. Mr. Eliason said the federal by raising leasing program annual rentals after the 5th will tend to press year At a Sept. 17 luncheon session, the 1973 Realtor of the Year" will be honored, said H. Mervin Wallace, association president and convention general chairman. performance der. Hoard of Trade CHICAGO Open WHEAT leasehol-- " difference between the time youre allowed for coffee breaks and the time you actually take? Amtrak Halts Request WASHINGTON trains. The national rail passenger corporation said its decision was based on substantial in- creases in originally hud pro omitted (00) sales in hundreds tor those designated (z) wfveh 10 m shore lots and corned are traded n full. DIVIDENDS: are annual unless otherwise identified: (a) Plus exro, (P) paid iost year; (c) payment on occumu toted dividends; (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rote, ie) cosh plus stock, (a) annual rate oius stock dividend; (hi paid this veor m 10 percent latest dividend omitted; stock; (k) percent in stoex paid lost in bankruptcy receivership year; (a) or reoQomzation; (s) capita) distribution, (x) exdividend, (wi) when issued ( t) fo'lowina indicates f) fraction in 3?nds; () indicates in 64tns. is traction (r figure figure is traction tn256ths, ( fraction in is figure Piths; (t) following figure is froction Dw-oneBy s 65 r 11 o.m. RAu 95 Noon 881 70 d m pn p m. Close 82 07 t N SO 8 Chq 57 5 04 7 0 57 Pet chg. ( NEW YORK (UPD inq range ot averages: Stocks Open High Low 5 Utils - - 863 50 890 95 876 SI 160 13 156.61 157.11 95.32 96 02 96 53 S Ten Leading Stocks Close K L M .. Air) & - LearSieg .28 Leh Pt C .60 6 Levitr Furn 10 LibbvC 2.20 7 LOF .. pf Libby McNl 43 10 Ltog My 2 2' ji 8 Litton 5 Lockheed Lone S Ind 1 7 7 Poor's hourly indexes for Friday. ,ad Fd .550 Mad Sauare Magna v 60 Mar Oil 1 60 .90 Marcor MarMid 1.80 MarshF 1.24 MortM.r 1.15 MavDS 1.60 MaverOs 65 MrCroy 1.20 McDonld Ca McGrEd I1? McGr HI .48 McLean .60 iead Co .60 1.18 Merck M G M Inc 229.50 224 00 221 00 219 00 219 00 218 00 217.50 thylpt 2 40 ExCell O .90 10 3b II Exxon 4 F New lowing Grease Woo! tv YORK (UPtures closed unchanged to 5 points high er on the New Yoi'; Cotton Exchonge Friday. Certificated spot woof 235 0 Nominal. High Lew Close Prev. Ctnn Wool: 08 227 5 Oct Jiv Oct Oec 230.0 230.0 230 0 229 5 223 5 B 223 0 218 SB 28 0 215.0B 214 S 211 56 211 0 207 OS 207,0 Fol3 96 York Incom is a list of KEV 1NE: bil and osked orl-- Cus. Bl 13 80 on Mutual Cost B2 19 35 unris as quoted by Cost 17 the NASD Inc. 6 95 Cost 6 01 Cusl 22.57 Cost 11.77 Cust 7 93 Cost 4.33 Cust 4 t9 Aoo'lo Po'ors Over ihe Counter from the NASD ore repprices os of oppxotimately I p.m. Interdealer marthe day. kets throughout change Prices do not include markup, mork-dowor commission. Quotations resentative interdeoier B Freem 4Nk 46 70 74 13 70 4.0s 62 8 35 8. IS 8.9i 11.42 12.52 7 id Asked 11.1912 MS7 23 Mates Iv 2 11 2. NAT SEC FOS: 8 69 9 50 Bolanc Band Sr 4.73 5 17 3 48 3 80 Dividn Pref Stk 5.96 6.51 x4.60 5.03 Incom Stock Sr 6 51 7 II x6 64 7.26 Grwth OPPENHM FO: Od Aim 10.35 11 31 Od Fnd 7 28 7 96 Op Tme 7 37 8 0 Prud Bank Gearings Thursdovs Bonk Debits Some Day Lost Year Week's Bonk Debits Same Week Last Year Month's Banx Debits Some Month tost Year Tadov's Gearings Some Dov Lost Year Week's Clearings Sme Week Last Year Month s Gearings Same Month Lost Year - $89,126,441 72,412.947 452,811,633 394,760,295 2,363,325,499 2,010,43,123 47,966.093.54 40,535,934.17 260,571,655.39 226,656,205.14 1,375,210.624 4! 1,149,226,632.42 FINANCIAL prOGRAMS: No I Fairlnd FoirmtF 50 Forah Mfg Fed Pooer Ferro Co 90 86 Firrston F'aPwL IJ6 FMC Cp 6 11 7 - xJS ?3 39 8 5 16 11 7 4)u 4P s 32 69 S? 35' 4 8J 6'sj 1?'o 2? 57s - - 11 14 10 9 15 16 7 8 45 8 4 S 84 8 33' 4 o 38 ?ft 4 7 9 13 S 54- -4 6 55 13 Corp Cp .44 . 6 ' J - e h ?7'-- 25 ?SJi Gam Sk 1.30 6 Gonnett .36 2ft Gen Dvnom 6 On Elec 1.40 20 GnFood 1.40 11 On Host Cd 8 Gen Instr 2k 16 GnMot 2.90b 8 GPubU 160 9 Gen Refrot 22 Gn Steel Ind GTE I 72 Go Pac .80g Gerber 1.35 Getty I ?1b Gillette I 50 1 Goodrich 32 11.27 Grace W V ' Grand U 80 Cront W I' Un 59 II 57 Gt West 97 9 80 Greyhd I 04 10 13 11 24 22 6 9 9 19 40 20 3 a d 28 3 354 li 11 17 4 156 65 47 24 a 8- -4 36 12 45 4 5? 9 9 1? 4 4 27' i 20 '4 08' 'a 10 37 18 1.46 7 A 5 5 2 80 9 18 3 4 9 x!59 IS a 2? 6 31 ? 15 a 21 a 5'n 24 8 . - 14 8 38 426 31 1 21 98 65 63 52 81 22 7 S 10 13 18 10 '3 24-- 17 1 17 3 PacPetrl 46-- 36 34j'4 14- - 14 4 ii I8-- 1S4 22 6 PheioD 35,i 52V 80 24 6'1b 1.72 1.58 1.64 .56 .54b 1.04 .60 .96 .50 .37 Timkn 1.80a raneCo .96 .SS Trnsan. TronUn 1.44 ons W Air 11 6 2? 24 10 8 32 8 17 7 C 4 40 11's 664 26 39 a 48 38 2?1 30J 770 471 35 27'y 14 4 27 9v V 17'a 27 10 ? 2 20 Plastk And Control 4, 4 39 a 39'e 9 a 10 4 6S 9 66 4 26'' 0 26 i 37-1V 39 37 J 4 3734 301 -- 2 4 33 33i 34'y 35 4 z? 2? 4 37 14 4 .50 A&E ArktaG 215 94 285 104 98 211 8 16 IDb 11': 42 35 4 27' 10 60 35'? 12 18 17 45j4 'i 4 ' s 4 'e 16' 497 1734 30 l 49' s 82 6S'7i-- '4 a 39 29 8 . 17J- 4- 113'4 115 42Jft-1- 16 4?' 34' 35' 26V? 27 35'? 35V? 45e 45Ji 39'- i- 39'? 39 I?7 a - 12v 212? 212 211 19'4 134 21 TriCon 2.4lb ' . 4 77 30 8 12 7 37 ' 41 4 24-- 7 107-- 16 14 I7 9 22: ' 23-- 4 N '4 4 7 r'? 4 8 8 7jb 33 U 9 42 12 6 32 20 4 4 12 I . 04 ,10b 9 tnrorp 17 18 8 9 36 . 16 'j- 1 o '4 24-- 9 UAL 1.10 Uarco UnCarb 2.10 Union Corp Un Elec 1.28 UnnU V UuonT UnOCal 1 60 Un Pac 2 16 Unirovalpf 8 U Aircr 80 Utd Brands Utd PkC Mn US Gvo 1.60 US Indus .65 USSteel 1.60 US Tob .76 .88 Upiohn Utah Inti .44 UtahPL 2.32 UV Ind lo r. 16 14 12 9 12 4 35 4 97 26' 7 2 2T 6 7 64 7 5 ? . n 3 II 14v 4 4? 26 86' : ,9 6 34 7 4 ' 2 44' 4 - ?- - 6 10 17 .20b Vendo VictorCC .50 Vo Elec 1.18 9 8 11 10 9 8 10 11 8 45 177e 17V? - 4 174 Wu 4 w 8 14 20 11 10 23 2r U 11 13 7 27 XeroCe 219 38 6844 k206 44? 43- lTe 1282 457 117 129 30 214 98 II 11 V 1164i 115 ?9v4 2- 9- ' 973s 98' 3 1 ZoleCorp .72 Zavre Coro ZemttiR .S2 15,'i 1S4'i 153 -z- 54i 54 8 5 12 60 22 27 17J 18 H'-- i 35a 18 11, liJ. 35. ', 35 American Stock Exchange SANDERS: 1 134 1 Texaco TexETr TxGasT Texlnstr Tx PLT TexUtil Texsgulf Textron Thiokol II ki VANCE 27 13 21 10 -H 1 t4 81 20 27 IS 9 . 5 28 35 16 55 16' 2 686 504 48s 132 17j4 16'? 178 30 29 47 9?7 91V? a 48'-23 400 653 4 64J Vb 7 PhiloEl 1 64 PhthpM 1.40 PhtIPel 1.30 Piltsory 1.5? Pitney B .68 Polaroid .37 PPGInd 1.70 Proc&G I 80 4 145 ??'& 2: 70 109s 10736 109'' 16 24 s 23's 24 49 6' 6'8 170 25 25 25l? 183 36 36 '? 36;e 59 17s 16Ji 17 0 55 14 13? 14 28 28 28 14'fe x93 18 ir 16' 36 12 S 18 15 4 60 10 PocPwr Pc T&T 1.20 10 Pon Am Air 90 7 Ponhdl Penn Centr Penney 1.12 25 68 8 PennPL Pennzoil 80 10 PeopGs 2 ?4 7 PepsiCo 1.20 2S Pet Inc 1.35 8 .64 29 Pfizer 65i 15 17' e 46Ji 24' 16V? - e PocGos 1 78 8 Pac Ltg 1.68 9 1 a 18 11 15 ft 7 14 IS It 6 59 H 42 30 49 24 45 22u 4i 121 23 18- 51 16 45' 4 6 OodenCp .60 Oh Ed 60 OkloGE 1.32 OkluNG 32 OlmCorp .88 Or Rcki 1.20 Ohs FI Co 2 OutbdM 20 OwenCF .88 IV f 8 138 20 a 19,: 20' 324 64 ? 6.T j 69 19a 19 2 19y6 34 6 4 6 a 54 2 3 4 3'4 34 28 267 28 ?8e 144 36 0 35"e 36 -11 17 17' 17'i 37 116 ? 11514 116 114 69- i 59 s 59?b-2- 0j4 x71 2 4 20 2? -228 2? 3 58 I? 114 DJ-- 18 7 124 45Ts 45 4 110 2W 21 8 173.i 493 a 28 245 45 354 34 24? Occd Petri 19 OcidPt of 4 .. OccPtpt 3 60 OccPtpf 2 16 .. 3 11j 24'i 24 a 10: b'4 51 9 9 8 6 12 16s 65? ... TanJy Corp 11 247 V? Teledvne 3i 6 Ye 8'2 84 Teneco 1.36 8 45 45 Teoro Pet 8 65 NortclkWs 5 N Am Phil NoCntGs 60 Nwsi Ind 65 ' . 72 221 4 407 59' s 40 i 51 T G CAC GAF 7 23? ... 23W TwCFx 4 a - - 23? 2,30 II NotCosh .40 Nt CityL 90 6 NotDistil .90 9 Natl Gen 60 4 Ntl Gvd 05 7 Not Steel 2 . 8 Notomas 26 S3 Nev Pw 1.15 ft NEnatl I 78 9 Nwmnt 1.04 14 N'OqMo 1.14 NL Indust I - a 13 27- - 4 1 TRW In ' 17 6' 353 39 13 113 27 557 26' - 8 20 j 33' 17 a 32 14 SunOilpf 24 . Sunshine Mi 4, Sup Oil 1.40 65 9 - 6'a ?0-- 17' 6 55' 10 Ncbi-c- t. 16 Sun Oil Co 18 51 16 a 1 - 17 66 24' a 176 9 X?7 1371 10 11 9 9 .86 SianolCo .60 SignalCoof 1 SlngerC 2.40 'a SkaaaCo .40 138 7 '4 6 SonyCp .05b 32 2 327o S ColEd 1.56 V4 68'68'? SouthCo 1.34 Vs 5'- ?SoPacit 2.16 '4 So Roil 1.72 35,4 8': 3,e Southid .24g 6 6 SowstPS .82 U 17 17 SoerryHut 1 23V? 23j4 So Rand .66 95k 9 . El Sprague lTa 1?' 't Square D lo 21H 21Ji ... Squibb 1.56 5o 57'8 St Brnd 1.73 Std Oil Col 3 StdOInd 2.68 StdOhio 2 70 Stauffer 1.90 SterlDrg .60 StewWn 1.85 StudeW 1.32 Ve Bft1 26 39 112 44 .85 FoodFr .?0g . FcrdM 3.20o 5 For Mck .88 7 FreutMn .80 2? Fruehut 1.70 8 IBMCd 4 4 IntHorv 1,40 inMinCh .52 yellow 16 89 7 11 7 12 1.86 10 .80 9 30 6 2.20 II 6 Co inaCd 2 10a 9 Oil 22 tnexco Ino Rr,d 2 16 IS Inland Stl 2 7 Insp Coop 2 10 28 10 Inferco Cosh grain: (UPD Wheat up 10; No. 2 soft red 5 Corn unchanged; I'd. 2 veHow 2.50 ?N Oats unchanged; extro heavy No. white L22N. 2SN; feed t.50 Borley molting 2.0D-unchanged; 10 40 .15b Idoho P IdealBos IllCenln III Pwr Imnenal CHICAGO Soybeons S! 29 289 F Faberae PUTNAM FUNDS: 10 Conver 8 Eauitv 15 19 60 Gulf Oil l1? Geo ws 11 18 122? Gulf&Ws Grwth 7 93 8 67 Inc 10 75 9 6c. Inv V'sa F )0 61 11.60 HomPao 50 STEIN ROE FDS: 20 72 20 72 HartSMx 8ft Boionc 10 36 10 36 HeeiaMn 2k CoDitl 14 80 14.80 08 Heinz H Stock Hercules .80 UNICN SERVICE 12 GROUP: Hershy BrdS IV 13.58 14 84 Heubiein .92 FUNDS Hewitt P .20 UNITED 7.14 7 82 Hilton Hll I Accum Cont gw 9 84 10 78 Hoff Electn Cont Inc 9 73 10.66 Hoi Inns .30 13 24 14 51 Incom Honywl 1.40 6 87 7 53 Hoover' 1.28 Sctenc 7 52 Horizon Cp 6.86 Vonqd USAA CO 10 98 10 98 HouseFn .8e VALUE LINE FDS: HousL P 1.40 4 26 4 6' HowardJ 20 Val Inc Vol 5 DC 3.15 3.45 Howmcl .70 Cash Crain 7.21N 4 12 8 4 5 Indp F Moss F MASS FNCL: tr a. 19.6 21.70 8.9 7 6 6 5b 24.74 CO: MASS SECURITIES Bid Asked 3 4 3o LOOMIS SAYLES: Cao Dv 13 08 13.08 LORD ABB: 6 55 7.09 Aff.tat MAGNA FUNDS: 3.99 4.36 Monhtn 1.60N. i l jm 14 7 76 136 64 12 8 ob:'OI ohsco 1 20 iVonoaram Monsanto 7 MontPr I 60 MorrsK .4UD Motorola .50 Mt Fuel 1.92 MtStTol 5? MuroCo 20 MtOm 1.10b O' k t SierraPc 34 3 5 3 150 : 48 6 36'k a 15 L 13 Ygsln H MmnL o Pac D- i 36 2 4 19 9 32'if 42bI3 32 u 7 I.6O0 SFeln ot .50 . SaFeint! .30 30 Saxon Indus 5 Schering .62 44 ScottPop .56 12 Sears I 60a 23 SheilOil 2.40 12 37'j 37'? 37 32 43 36' 7 12 33 16 Kopper 1.88 Kraftco 1.77 .20 Kresqe Kroger 1.30 M 44 50. WANT ADS Satin Lyke Live KANSAS CITY (UPIUSDA) stock Friday: Cattle 100. Not enough for adeauote price tests. Eorlier m week lb. slaughter steers choice 4 lb. 51.00-5OP; mostly choice slaughter heifers 50 Hogs 1700. Barrows and gilts slow 75 cents to 100 lower than Thursday's bulk soles or about steady with some closing lb. Sows soles. U.S. no) enouQh to accurately test prices, tew lb. about steady ot 44.00 U S. 2 3 R most 10 Chg Livestock Markets FORWARD AND DIAL ot the Soles, closing prices ond net change NEW YORK (AP) active stocks traded on the New York StoCk Exchange Fridoy. Sofewv 1 60 9 StRegis 160 12 Sander Asso 12 Sang Ele .60 7 (UPO Livestock Futures: Close Prev. Open High Lew ICED BROILERS: NEW states. Other carriers earlier asked increases from 5 to 8 percent. b: fei5 '.3 ? 3 TO Wool Markets - United CHICAGO (AP) Air Lines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board Friday for approval of a 5 percent increase in passenger fares on routes serving the 48 contiguous ?V CHICAGO PUT YOUR BEST FINGER For Hike I 92 Stks 27 22 269.96 265.40 268 81 Transactions in stocks used in aver- 17.25 95 16.75 16.60 16.45 t 27 Averages united Press International 46 Lon StG Co ro LTV Lucky St .54 LukenStl .80 Foreign Exchange Pape United Asks (Copyright) 16 230 00 222 00B 215 00 228.00 212 00 221.00 211 00 21B00 209 00 216 00 209 50 215 00 211.00 215.00 Second Section Prices on the American Stock Exchange rose again in a technical rally before the three-da- y holiday. Prices also rose in the Market in decreased trading. 24.17 19 Saturday Morning, September 1, 1973 AH Intennounlain Stock Exchange iC ridership. liiiami- - -- Mjrki-I.- Mini 55.64. - - jm m, posed stopping the two trains, which operate between New York City and Kansas City, Mo., and between Chicago and Miami, as of Aug. 2. Those plans were halted, however, when the Interstate orCommerce Commission dered Amtrak to continue running the two trains for four more months. discontinue the National Limited and Floridian passenger Amtrak FRACTIONS- Produce Market it -- (AP) Amtrak confirmed on Friday it has withdrawn its request to (UPl) Standard 18.70 17 00 16.60 16.50 16 65 16 20 SOYBEAN MEAL Seu 244 50 244 50 223.00 232 00 Oct 722 U0 224.00 Dec 219 00 223 00 217.00 222.00 217.00 271 00 215.00 220.00 B Bid. The stock The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 5.04 ahead at 887.57 after being slightly on the downside throughout the morning. The New York Stock Exchange Index gained .25 to Standard & Poor's Closing 500 Stock Index NEW YORK 23 17 Business Labor Day weekend. Volume was light, but it increased in pace as prices advanced. Im new here. Whats the ' pE Sales High Lo Sep Oct Dec Jan Mar May Jiv - NEW YORK except figure is following following following indicates 16ths. May closed up the limit. SEfibnnr The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations warrants. (UPl) Grom Futures Ronqc Close Prev. High Low by the Suit alr market said goodby to the summer holidays with a late to rally that sent profit-taker- s the beaches early for the It will be the basis of a commercial project to be by the Colgiven the Utah Association of Real Estate Boards. Delegates at the Sept. conclave will hear messages from National Association of Realtors officers, plus a number of guest Sheep 25. Not enough to test prices. JOLIET, III. (UPl) Livestock Friday Cattle 1,200; trade fatrly octive. steers steouy to 1.00 higher; heifers 25 to 5C re cents higher; cows steady. High c 89. choice 50 50 and prime steers 49.50-593 score 91V?, 92 score 91. Butter NEW YORK (UPl) 52 00; good ond choice 50; high 2 p.m. foreign choice and prime heifers 50.25; choice exchange rates in dollars. 48 75; good ond choice 48 Friday Thursday .9948 .995? Conner and cutter Canada Free Dollar utility cows 00. 2.4580 2 4595 30 England Spot Pound 2.4485 2 4506 ProC FiiOoy: CHICAGO Hogs 700; trode fairly active. Barrows 30 Day Futures Pound (UP!) 2.4310 90 Day Futures Pound 2 4325 and gilts 50 cents lower; No. Cheese five lb. processed loaf 79 lb- - 50.00-5No. ; 1.4225 1.4225 Australia Dollar muenser 0OV9O'. Cheddar single dpi lb. 270 lb. 49.50. b 1.3725 No. New 1.3725 50; Zealand Dollar 4J0 sles I 914; longhorn 8l34; lb 1.4950 estimated 1.49k Swiss blocks Tuesday's receipts: 4,000 South Africa Rand blocks 'a. .0266 B .0266 Franc 1,000 hogs. cattle, A Belgium grade grade .1731 .1725 Denmark Krone .2325 .2321 France Franc Com .2282 2291 France Franc Fin .3730 .3728 Holland Guilder .0017 .0017 Holy Liro (Com) .0017 00)7 Italy Lira (Fin) .1791 .191 Norwoy Krone .0433 043? .10 Portugal Escudo Bristol OifcO .0180 Soom Peseto 1.75 BullMon .2374 .2373 Sweden Krono 3304 .3799 CnvLftdS Switzerland Franc .12 West Germany Mark 406 .4065 ChietCons LATIN AMERICA 1.00 Ciovton .1020 ColoCons 2 5 .1660 CombMet .0040 Comet .0425 .16 Comstock 0425 1.25 ConsEur .0801 cCrescent .0081 2.75 Croff .0235 .10 Crown .0012 10.50 .2340 EastUtoh .90 CAST NEAR Emoire 2.57 257 Egypt Pound .0150 .0150 Iron Rial SALES: 3 33 343 iroa Dip Bristol 3X900 at 7c. .0725 .0725 Turkey Lira CombMet 3,000 at 3jC. FAR CAST Comet L000 ot 40c. .1320 .1320 Indio Rupee Crescent 400 at 90c. .0024 .002 4 Indonesia Rupiah Croff 4,000 at 18c. .7020 .2020 H.K. Otr. Kong Hong 20c. ot Pork City 1,000 .0037 .0037 Joaon Yen .1025 .1025 Pakistan Rupee .1490 .1495 Philippines Peso SPACE-SAVE- Stock Mart Records Late Rally New York Times Sen ice Push Performance 52nd annual convention of the h We went so far as to build a seat buck (wooden mock up of the car's intenor used to obtain interior dimensions such as leg. head, and arm room), but this isn't the intent of the OFF1CEHOURS The TOSCO II process involving the use of heated ceramic balls to recover oil from mined shale in a rolling is now being drum employed at a pilot process at Grand Valley, Colo. Sun Valley Meet Sept, lb Veryzer admitted that CM is lookdesign talent through ing for its intern program, which puts the students through a demanding program in which they first are given a transportation problem and then must come up with a vehicle design and l5lh scale clay model mockup of the solution to present to GM management. The students are critiqued along the way. "Our peopie took at the models seriously, Veryzer said in reply to a question on whether any new idifas are picked up from the building designers, but any eventual production would be far down the line." We had a fellow last year who came up with a basic transportation vehicle design that was smaller than a Volkswagen, but has more interior Skyline Oil Co. holds s'. !e od shale leases in eastern Utah. It also has a five percent interest in The Oil Shale Corp. (TOSCO). Test For Safety program." specific-productio- of od shale land, he noted, since 1930, when President Hoover had the oil shales lands withdrawn from leasing. 00 Grain Treasury Begun in 1959, the Design Center's summer intern program for third-yea- r college and university art students has given more than 159 young men and women from mere than 30 different schools the opportunity to expen- - Terms of lease proposals, he said, appear to be fair both to private and public interests. - European prices for 99.50 per cent fine 0Z6uicksi!ver, $310 76 lo. flask. ness, U.S. prices 99.95. Tin, NY. prompt delivery 239 00c lb. SILVER FUTURES Tungsten powder, 98 8 per cent mininom. lb. NEW YORK Silver futures mum pure, (UPl) Zinc, prime western U.S. 20.25-2- 1 .00c lb. closed Friday 125 to 275 points higher. Sales 2,199 contracts. UPI LONDON Soot, copper wire bars closed the second session on the Metals Exchange Friday 19 pounds higher with buyers 816 and sellers 618 pounds per metric ton. forward 17V? pounds higher with buvus 7933 and sellers 794 oounds per ton. Sales 6,600 tons. higher with Spot cathodes 24 pounds buyers 791 ond sellers 793 pounds per ton, forward 22' '2 pounds lower with buyers 775 end sellers 775? pounds per ton. Sales 900 tons. Settlement prices on close and prev. Soot tm 6 pounds higher with buyers 1998 ond sellers 2001 pounds per ton, COPPER FUTURES forward 2 pounds higher with buyers NEW YORK Copper future (UPl) 1978 ond sellers 1979 pounds per ton. Friday closed 120 to 200 point higher Sales 495 tons. Soles 3,319 controcts. Spot leod V't pounds higher with buyers High Low Close Prev. ?77 : and sellers 178 pounds per ton, forward V pound higher with buyers 182 a pounds 182 4 ond sellers per ton. Soles 1,400 tons. Spot zinc unchonqed with buyers 374 ond sellers 375 pounds per ton. forword I pound lower with buyers 373 2 and sellers 374 pounds per ton. Soles 2.975 tons. Settlement prices on prev. and close. Soot silver .90 pence lower wth buy ers 105.60 and sellers 105.90 pence. : HANOY AND HARMAN SILVER NEW months forword 90 oence tower with YORK (UPl) Handy and Harbuyers 109.60 and sellers 109 80 pence, man Friday Quoted silver at 261.9 centi with lower 7 .90 pence months forword per ounce, ott 3.4 cents from Thursday. buyers 114.00 and sellers 114.60 qence per troy ounce. Soles 144 lots. pni;e program. glance at the close on Friday: Stocks Higher in light trading. NEW YORK Metal prices: NEW YORK (UPl) ord Bonds Lower. (UPl) Foreign U S. Government Bonds Aluminum, primary, 99.5 per cent plus, domestic gold prices Friday: Steodv in mod LONDON pure. 50 lb. Ingots 25,00 c lb. erote trading American Stocks Higher in light trod Antimomy, domestic, 99 3 per cent pure, Morning fixing 104 00 down 1.50 f.o.b. Mredo, Texas, oulk 66 00 c lb. Afternoon fixing 103.50 down 2.00 mg. London Stocks Lower. Cooper, electrolytic, delivery U. $. PARIS (free market) 108.43 down 2.61 c lb.; Lake 59.58' 3 c lb. FRANKFURT 104 17 down 1.46 Cotton Futures Mostly hiqher. ZURICH 103.00 bid 104.00 asked down Lead, common, l,S. 16.SO c lb. Chicago Gram Futures Wheat closed up boxed 99.9 2 v? to .0 cents; corn off 5 to up 4 ;; oot' per cent pure, Manganese, NEW YORK reguior, 33.25 c lb. unchanged to up 4; and soybeans ott 4 Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f.o.b. Port Handy & Harman, noon 103.80 down to 25. 2.00 Cattle Trode Steodv to 1 00 higher; top Coiborne, Ont., 153.00 c lb. fine, producer Enoelhard 103.80 bid 104 00 asked down $52 50. soft, 99.5 Plotinum, SI64.00 nnrl rewards Cf ?Hp prnhhrri auto design work Robert W. Veryzer, chief designer-desigdevelopment studio, said the program is not aimed at of a vehicle but for a variety of design points of view. T.y James 1alew Chicago Tribune Writer Build a vehiWARREN, MICH. cle that can be used in an urban community, can transport the users to outlying areas, and still fit into the total transportation system for that community. This is the problem General Motors Corp.s design staff posed to a group of 11 summer interns. - Skyline Od Co. counsel and But. one hand i On Leasing Hill Sate Lives They can be fastened with I ' to put the belt abound them to start the car. 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