Russia to seek U S trade at Seattle fair
Russia plans a major trade exhibit at the Northwest World Trade Fair in Seattle, aimed at expanding exports to the United States to help balance trade and secure foreign exchange. The Soviet delegation will include 14 companies and cultural displays, with goods from furs to electronics and diamond tools showcased to US buyers.
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Clarifying convertible stocks and ad listings in magazines
The user asks about convertible preferred and common stock calls and explains how the call feature works for investors. They seek a brief explanation of convertible stock mechanics and the privilege of calling common shares. They also request guidance on producing magazine advertisements and list a set of airline magazines and publishers, noting where publisher addresses can be found.
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Kissinger rally sparks sharp week in New York stocks
A market surge pushed the Dow Jones to 931.06, the S P 500 to 1043.00, and the NYSE composite up 1.62 as gains in motors, chemicals, airlines, and tech boosted confidence after news of Kissinger’s secret Paris talks. Major names like IBM, General Motors, Ford, and Eastman Kodak posted sizable advances.
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Institutional funds clash over stock exchange access
Institutional investors led by mutual funds and insurers struggle as the SEC presses a public business test for membership in major exchanges. House subcommittee debates safeguard measures while proposals aim to curb exclusive access and align fees with public business, with a final SEC ruling possible only if contested in court.
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Electric power pricing divides urban and suburban users
A discussion on how electric utilities charge for power reveals inner city residents pay higher per kilowatt than suburbs due to fixed costs and larger bills. Advocates argue suburbs subsidize inner-city consumption while advertising drives peak use, shaping policy debates and regulatory scrutiny.
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