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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1975
Page
6
The readable text shows scattered references to teams players and scores with partial names and numbers. It mentions BurK Burke and Keos Cs and lines about lanes, Flame, Coral 110 and Culie at Caishon with coordinates and a monetary note of 1.817. The overall content is highly fragmented.
New memberships on the Pacific Stock Exchange went on sale Monday to ensure seats for options trading and to fund an options trading facility. The limited offering runs to Nov 28 as the exchange approves the plan and amends the constitution to raise memberships from 220 to 742. One hundred new memberships are available to non members at 10 dollars each, while current members may buy at 5,000 dollars each.
The list shows KEW SOAR UT and 13 additional firms among the day’s most traded on the New York exchange. Names include Den Kien MA De Teun Ar Meme De and Renee UW TA BH Te Retits, with mixed volumes and several unidentified tickers.
Varian Associates in Palo Alto reported a record 310.4 million for the fiscal year ending September 30, up 5 percent from 253 million the prior year. Net earnings rose to 7.7 million, up 6 percent, with earnings per share at 1.11. For the quarter ended September 30, net earnings were 2.187 million or 33 cents per share on sales of 81.08 million, versus 2.001 million or 30 cents per share on sales of 79.364 million a year earlier.
Itel Corp announces market introduction of its 168 MMM Monolithic Memory for system 370 action memory. First customer shipment is scheduled for January 1976. Itel claims 10 to 30 percent cost savings versus IBM memory and scalable 1 GB increments to 8 MB.
The Pacific Stock Exchange plans to offer options trading pending SEC approval. New treasury member seats will include access to options and equities. Construction of the options facility began last week on the San Francisco trading floor.
A portion of New York service was interrupted due to mechanical problems causing delays and schedule adjustments. Officials urge passengers to check updates and expect potential reroutes as crews work to restore normal operations.
Topps and Trowsers, San Francisco, voted to raise its cash dividend to 20 cents a share. Last year paid 19 cents plus a 5 cent special dividend in June and a 0 percent stock dividend. The quarterly payments begin December 8 to holders of record November 21. The firm plans 11 new stores to expand the chain.
Pittsburgh dispatch notes discussion of selling high wattage nuclear reactors to a foreign state. Officials caution such sales could enable weapon production without strong safeguards. U.S. policy hinges on bilateral use agreements to prevent proliferation amid ongoing talks with the visiting leader Anwar Sadat.
UPI reports two House Senate conferees say Democrats largely back a four year phaseout of oil price controls with an initial ceiling on prices. Senate supporters favor a 48 month plan with ceilings between 9 and 19 dollars per barrel and an inflation scale to allow gradual rises while permitting presidential adjustments for costly oil.
President Isabel Peron was hospitalized for gall bladder treatment amid rising national crisis. Inflation, labor strife, and military tensions worsen as violence claimed a congressman's life in San Juan. Peron’s condition described as not serious. she remains under observation at Little of Mary Sanitorium in Buenos Aires.
The United States will deliver about ten tons of emergency medical supplies valued at 500 000 after a Lebanese government request. Supplies depart from Kennedy International Airport New York via Trans Mediterranean Airlines. funding comes from the International Development disaster relief fund. Lebanon also seeks aid from the Red Cross and other agencies.
Fremont pianist Stan Freeman will give the second of four Fremont Concert Association concerts tonight at 8 15 in the Mission San Jose High School gymnasium 41737 Palm Ave. Tickets are by invitation and can be obtained from Kathy Plethcer at 657-2115.
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