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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1975
Page
7
A fragmentary, garbled passage discusses New York Stock Exchange pricing terms, dividends, stock and cash payments, and earnings per share concepts. It references annual rates, stock dividends, bankruptcy receivership, capital distributions, and a multiplier tied to last sale price. The text is incoherent but centers on price, dividends, and per-share earnings concepts.
New York and Chicago stock reports show mixed trading with declines in many equities while bonds hold firmer. Commodities such as grains edge higher on optimism but general market tone remains cautious amid Federal Reserve signals.
Kenneth W. Weidner announces 1911 Madison County United Way drive with Austin Bushy Cooper and Farr partner in Anderson. Austin has practiced law 27 years and served on United Way Board of Directors holding president and vice president posts. He remains active in civic affairs with various leadership roles.
The House passed a bill to return Elk Hills and two other naval petroleum reserves to civilian production under Interior Department control. The measure sets no cap on oil pumped from Elk Hills and includes a 25 percent strategic reserve option. The vote was 112 to 10 in favor ofInterior control, with opponents citing military needs. The bill heads to the Senate for consideration.
Kathryn Murray wife of Arthur Murray expects to leave a royal hospital within a week after surgery on a dislocated bone in her left foot. She plans to resume performances with her husband for the studio. King Carl Gustav of Sweden began a four day state visit to Edinburgh and greeted Queen Elizabeth with a royal kiss, joined by his old sailing friend Prince Charles.
Fairmount's Historical Museum advances toward an August opening with labor donated by Harry Mahoney John Charles Peacock and Don Everett Electric to renovate the Hackett Studio on South Main Street. Local residents support with painting decorating and donations including room lease from Ed Sickman Western Auto.
The Bulletin Herald explains ad formatting and proofing rules for classified listings. It warns that errors occur and requests readers report mistakes by calling 649-5291 between 8 AM and 5 PM to avoid extra charges for corrections.
A terse index listing categories such as apartments, businesses, and classified display items including terms like Giants, tanks and trailers. The fragment references names Leeann and Lafun and hints at a local classifieds helper card system.
Local Bulletin Herald advertises a large car market in central Indiana with guidance on comparing wake, model, and style. Includes a note about selling a present car and invites readers to bring value, featuring references to Burkitt Funeral Home and local institutions.
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