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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
11
In New York trading, several stocks faced profit taking while gold mining shares rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fluctuated with early gains erased by noon as overall market activity remained fairly active and mixed with no clear trend.
San Francisco planners weigh a massive Merchandise Mart complex below Telegraph Hill with a preservation option for historic buildings. The plan shift follows a Thursday planning session amid market weakness and trading volatility as brokers note a quick rally unlikely to alter long term patterns.
The reply states you cannot buy stock from a bank. Buying and selling stock is a broker's business not a bank's. If you buy, the bank won’t issue new shares.
General Telephone Co of California intends to spend nearly 180 million dollars on new facilities and related services. The plan involves brokers to connect buyers and sellers for equipment, with banks not handling direct transactions. The article notes brokers’ commissions and related arrangements in East Bay and Santa Monica.
Louis de George, a Gra fins veteran with 22 years in the East Bay, is named manager of the Groding Hayward Store at Myothill and A siruets. Grodins president Arnold Michaels praises his community and public relations work and confirms continued representation of Grodins East Bay Stores.
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Judiciary Revision Committee approved a major revision of California securities law aimed at protecting investors. The bill would tighten regulation of stock sales, reduce exemptions, and empower state authorities to suspend trading in dubious issues. It emphasizes Blue Sky protection while targeting abuses by smaller California corporations with up to five investors.
A new 25 million Union City bag plant in the industrial park will replace the Lanisle facility in Leandro. Frank W. Myers and city officials turned the first spadeful of earth as the project aims to produce a full range of paper bags and expand operations by adding a dedicated printing and packaging division. Union City officials expect 159 workers when the plant opens this summer. The St Regis Packaging Division will relocate Western Office personnel to Union City.
Legal notice states non responsible J will not be liable for any commitments made by anyone other than self on this date. Dated March 4, 168. Romero Da ke Sh. Hayware California 4228 March 4, 417.
Manuel Marinlin of Mal's Service Station Hayward California plans a bulk transfer of inventory and equipment to Gary J Perriter. The sale occurs after March 10 1960 at NorCal Escrow Oakland with purchase terms and agent details, including prior business name changes and location at 22052 Foothill Blvd Alameda County California.
A dense OCR passage presents a string of legal notices from Alameda County California. It references abandonment rules, alcoholic beverage license transfers at 2872 Castro Valley Blvd Cast a Valley, a breach of trust and power of sale notice, a zoning ordinance amendment, and probate notices. The items include board actions, notices of intention to sell alcoholic beverages, and hearings for will probate with dates in 1963 1988 and 1967 context.
Washington reports say negotiators from struck copper companies and the union are in private talks to end the 237 day strike. White House and administration officials describe scattered bargaining with 60 union leaders and company reps from Kennecott Phelps Dodge Anaconda and American Smelting and Refining. The companies employ about 60 000 workers and produce a large share of the nation’s copper.
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