Closing stocks roundup from Wheat First Securities list
A dense readable list of closing stock quotations shows diverse names with varied percentages. Notable entries include Disney 68 percent Sara Lee 46 percent American Home Products 3 percent General Electric 49 percent Coca Cola 44 percent McDonalds 85 percent Time News 0 percent and Union Pacific 75 percent among many others. The compilation reflects a broad market snapshot with many firms and sector leaders represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer el Pwr
Duke Pwr
Hous Ind
Mohasco
SthmCo
Amer Family
Syntex
Atlas Corp
Ethyl
John Jn
No Am Coal
Texas Instr
Eker Hghs
Firestone
Kaneb Svcs
Ohio Edison
Transamrica
Bak B&g
First
Kirby Expir
Occidental
Tucson el
Bearings
Lear Ptrl
UNC
Asers
Inds
Ltvcop
Pahndl Estra
Union Pac
Bole Cas
Foster Wh
Litton
Ptrck
Ptrl
US Air
LaPacific
Unisys
Cabot
Soc NM
GraceWr
MAPCO
Potomac el
Wstra UN
Coca Cola
Gth
McDonalds
PyroEnrgy
Wstnghse
Col Gas
Grumman
Media Gen
Quaksto
Whittaker
Market barely budges as triple witching hour nears
Stocks hold near flat as the Dow closes at 2407.35 after a day of narrow trading. Volume rises to 184.72 million shares on the NYSE. Investors await midyear reports while money managers seek to add holdings by June. Nuveen Municipal Value Fund leads turnover at 18.2 million shares. Atlantic Richfield gains 1 percent on plans to study selling a minority stake in Arco Chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Nuveen Municipal Value Fund
Atlantic Richfield
Arco Chemical Co
Nader clashes with House chair over FIFRA hearing
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader confronts Rep. Kika de la Garza at a House Agriculture Committee FIFRA hearing, criticizing health conditions in Texas district while de la Garza defends his district and disputes the timing of legislative action as tensions rise over pesticide regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph Nader
House Agriculture Committee
Nader
Kika de la Garza
Texas
Agriculture Committee
de la Garza
de la Grrza
Congress
House
Our Service Makes The Different Cutlip s Lawn & Garden Center
Local service feature highlights Cutlip s Lawn and Garden Center offering maintenance and garden care. Includes contact number 304 487 1909 and emphasis on reliable yard work and lawn care solutions for homeowners and small properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn & Garden Center
Reagan taps professor for SEC chairmanship
President Reagan named David S. Ryder a business law professor to head the Securities and Exchange Commission at an $82,500 salary. Ryder would succeed John Shad, pledging continued enforcement of insider trading and securities fraud while highlighting his 25 years teaching securities law and regulatory expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
David S. Ryder
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
Ruder
John Shad
Netherlands
Oval Office
Northwestern University Law School
SEC
Ryder
Commission
David Ryder
Wall Street
U.S
Rudolph Giuliani
New York
White House
New York Stock Exchange
Delay in 1988 Wheat Program Announcement
Washington AP A senior Agriculture Department official said the 1988 wheat program announcement is delayed due to a dispute within the Reagan administration over farm land idle requirements. USDA and OMB clash over idle percentage. Lyng backs 27.5 percent while OMB advocates 30 percent set aside to curb federal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Reagan Administration
Peter C. Myers
USDA
President
Office of Management and Budget
Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
OMB
Information industry fears crippling fee hike
Washington AP reports industry officials warn a FCC plan to end a tax exemption for computer networks could raise hourly costs by up to five dollars per user. They say higher charges would largely pass to millions of business and home users, hurting low priced services and home computer access to electronic billboards schedules and dating services. Industry leaders cite CompuServe and Telenet costs and potential user losses as proof of a devastating impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Information Industry
Federal Communications Commission
Joseph Markoski
Adapso
Trade Association of
Computer Service Companies
FCC
Mil
Philip M. Walker
Telenet Communications Corp
Telenet
CompuServe
Columbus
David Kishler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheat First Securities, Inc
IBM
Kopers
Allgiw
Allegis
Lockhd
Krogers
Loews
Alcoa
Lukens
Acyans
Ve Martm
Amrtes
Ye McDerl
AmMot
Merck
Mmms
At&t
Ve Mobil
Amoco
Armco
Armco Ncr
NWA
Armwis
Ve Navistr
BellSos
Niamp
BethSt
Nynex
PhilaEl
Curtw
duPont
ReyMt
DugLt
Royld
Ekodk
Scott P
Exxon
Sears
FMC
Singer
Va GenEls
Tenaco
Texaco
GerbPd
Gillete S
Unocal
Gdrich
William
Goodyr
WinDix
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply
Burke Parsons Bowlby
Cadmus Communications
Dominion Bankshares
First Fed S&l SC
Figgle
Fingermatrix Inc
First Carolina
Glaxo Holdings PLC
Investors Sav Bank
Kincaid Furniture
Ladd Furniture
MCI Communications
Nat'l Banc of Commerce
Noland Corp
One Valley Bancorp
Presidential Airways
Pulaski Furniture
S & K Famous Brands
Shoney's Inc
Sovran Financial
Staar Surgical
Summit Holding Corp
Westmoreland Coal
Williams Inc
Scott & Stringfellow
SIPC
Scott &Stringfellow , Inc
Law & Commerce
Bluefield
Kelly Green
David Ruder
Roses
KODAK
Stafford Plaza
Princeton
Chaimbeis
Gumn
California
Sauls
Beckley RD
Princeton, WV
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!