Wall Street shares mixed as markets digest varied data
UPI reports stock prices in New York with Ald Chem and Am Can among notable movers. Dow Jones edges lower while some industrials rise, reflecting mixed investor sentiment amid seasonal trading.
16 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
1
UPI reports stock prices in New York with Ald Chem and Am Can among notable movers. Dow Jones edges lower while some industrials rise, reflecting mixed investor sentiment amid seasonal trading.
Albion Kiwanis member Norskov addressed 19 attendees at the Albion Villa Inn about the Kiwanias Foundation. He described a 29 year program funding major projects aiding needy institutions and noted each member donates one dollar to the program.
Fifteen interested persons met with the Search for doctors committee and coordinator Mary Kay Evans at the Albion Villa Inn Monday night. Advertisements have been placed in medical magazines and contacts made with outstanding Nebraska personnel. Evans seeks regular meetings with a representative from each Albion community and delegates as the committee plans meetings every second and fourth Mondays until further notice.
At the January 13 meeting Elaine Wolf administered the oath to Paul Warner Bill Karges and Derek Michael who replaces vacancy appointee Michael. George Young was elected president Warren Taylor vice president Dick Michael secretary ex officio Jean Smith remains secretary ex officio and O G Sherill treasurer ex officio. The board also reorganized with officers and committee appointments. Bruck reported the band trip to Sun Bowl earning best out of state band and a $2500 fundraising balance for future trips. Superintendent Jordan noted improved finances with tax receipts and debt reductions. The district sold District 24 assets and unused town items for 2181.50.
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