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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1973

Page

4

Alpha risk measure ranks mutual funds by alpha gains

Wiesenberger Services compares top funds by 10 year and 12 month alpha scores to assess performance beyond raw gains. It shows Omega Fund, Rowe Price New Horizons and others leading, while alpha values suggest management skill versus luck.

Copley News Service Rowe Price New Honan Soi Enerprise Fund Vest Fund Security Equity Pond Ad Investors Research Fund Wiesenberger Services, Inc Rowe Price New Horizons Investors Research Fund Chemical Fund Ornsten Mutual Fund Lone Price New Horizons Wiesenberger Omega Fund Scudder International Cherleal Fund Putnam Livestors Allstate Exterprises Stock Fund Scudder Internationl Omega Chemical Canadian Fund Life: Insurance Nvestors

Smog Chamber Study Face Lighting and Size Variances

Raphael Jaffee project director for Lockheed smog chamber research in Sunnyvale inspects a test device at the end of a glass chamber. The study uses smog chemicals and aluminum plates under artificial light to explain differing past results. Initial analysis points to light type and chamber size as key factors.

Raphael J. Jaffee Lockheed Sunnyvale Jaffe

Interest on NOW accounts eyed in Senate debate

A Senate Banking subcommittee will hear arguments on whether mutual savings banks may pay interest on checking. Sparkman and Tower push to outlaw interest bearing checking for all institutions, while rivals warn of a national threat if allowed to spread. NOW accounts in Massachusetts and New Hampshire yield 7.5 to 9.0 percent and 3 to 4 percent respectively, drawing depositors with about 27,200 accounts totaling $71.5 million in Massachusetts. Commercial bankers oppose the practice, noting mutuals charge fees and gain a competitive edge. Congress may act as FDIC rules differ for mutuals.

Washington UPL Senate Banking John Af. Sparkman D-Ala Banking Committee Joh G. Tower of Texas Terest Mhwir Mutual Savings Massachusetts New Hampshire Massachusetts Mutual New Hampshire Mutual Jose Ameney Weition Congress Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Business leaders active in training and promotions across California

Alvin M. Bothan and others attend a sales training in Appleton focusing on financial planning life insurance and taxation. Ralph Knight named president of the California Association for the Aging. Charles W. Carrigan joins Grand Auto as contractor. Richard Farrer slated to speak at CA Real Estate Association conferences in Anaheim Long Beach San Bernardino and San Diego. Robert L. Bruna new deputy executive director of Marina Fux change in San Francisco. Robert L. Pinckney appointed manager of service and marketing support for Singer’s graphic systems division. Edward C. Massa joins San Francisco SBA district advisory council. Cheryl Moniz named Pacific Telephone customer services manager for Maynard and Union City. William M. Blaine Jr. earns zone champion in World Book sales contest.

Alvin M. Bothan Iremont Aid Association For Appleton Wis ri+ Jations Hothun Frank A. Lindsen San Jose Richard Farrer Castro Valley California Real Estate Association Boards of Realtors Southern California Anaheim Long Beach San Bernardino San Diego Farrer Robert L. Pinckney Singer Graphic Systems Division Pinckney San Leonila Edward C. Massa Hayward San Francisco The Small Business Administration Massa Saint Mary's College Board of Regents Bay Area St. Mary's College Notre Dame Univer Pacific Telephone Cheryl Moniz Maynard Union City Moniz Richmond Manly California State University John Lisa Mays

Peterson Named Executive Vice President at Hearst Magazines

New York publisher Raymond J. Peterson of Good Housekeeping was named executive vice president of Hearst magazines on Sunday, succeeding John R. Miller who recently stepped down as vice president of the parent Hearst Corporation.

New York Rayamond

Probe of multinationals urged in dollar speculation

AFL CIO urges congressional investigation into American owned multinationals for selling dollars short to gain quick profits. Andrew J Biemiller CIO legislative director wrote to Rep Henry Reuss noting reports that some firms placed profits ahead of patriotism. He called for examination of the companies to reveal all fuels behind the action.

Washington UFT Congress Afl-Cio Andrew J. Biemiller APL CIO Henry 8. Reuss D-Wis U.S Biomiller Sait

Field Functional Publications Names Chicago Publisher

Thirty one year old Marshall Kiel chairman and president of the Parent Corporation in Chicago and publisher of the Chicago Sun Times and Chicago Daily News was named publisher of Field Functional Publications Inc.

Palo Atto Marshall Kiel Chiirman Chicago Chicago Sun- Times Chicago Daily News Field Functional Publications, Inc RPT

Wall Street firms buy back own stock in record pace

Blue chip companies are repurchasing their shares at a pace unseen before. Gulf Oil United Aircraft Bethlehem Steel Sperry Hutchinson and Green Stamp plan large buybacks as the market questions valuations, with many stocks trading near or below book value and prospects of earnings growth seen by analysts.

Amage Mare Wall Street Gulf Oil United Aircraft Bethlechum Steel Sperry & Hutchinson Green Stamp Company Authority Oil Collecting Yate Cleary Argus Research Corp

Bank raises prime rate boosting lending costs nationwide

New York banks lift prime rate to 6 percent effective immediately citing a 10 percent rise in loans outstanding in 23 as a major factor. The move shifts borrowers from commercial paper to banks with lower lending costs and follows recent rate hikes by General Motors Acceptance Corp on short term paper.

New York UPI Manfacturers Flatover Trust Way General Mo Wits Acceptance Corp

Wall Street charts show downturns then possible rebound

The Dow Jones remains below a resistance around 98 while a break could signal a mild decline to about 930. A penetration may lead to gains toward 1010. The market letter notes oversold issues likely to rebound and an improved outlook for stocks in the coming weeks.

New York Dow Jones TPO Inc Wailire

Over the Counter Quotations Courtesy of Dean Witter

Quotations are completed through the courtesy of Dean Witter and Co at 1070 A Street Hayward. The notice lists Over the Counter materials provided to readers through this brokerage firm.

Tae Dean Witter & Co Hayward

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