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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1975
Page
19
Market activity at the American Stock Exchange is summarized for the week, listing trades and figures in a compact ledger. Shown are totals for seven versus three transactions and various price points, with multiple cryptic codes indicating stock groups and time frames.
Closing prices listed by E F Hutton and Co for January 17 1975 cover multiple oil and energy stocks including Sundance Oil Co Texas International, Pet Corp and Trico Industries with various listed securities and intraday figures. The page shows a dense array of tickers and percent changes typical of a financial market roundup from that era.
Week long trading activity on the New York Stock Exchange continued with daily turnover figures and price movements across listed securities. Data shows tentative gains in several blue chip stocks as volumes remained steady amid market volatility and investor caution.
California Federal and supermarket partners will install electronic banking terminals in Hughes Market at Burbank and Von's markets including Lakewood location 4200 N Woodruff Ave. Shoppers can deposit funds withdraw cash and cash checks with instant balance updates via central computer in Los Angeles. Robert Dockson president announced the plan.
The Naked Milli bridges micro processors and minicomputers, offering upgradeable performance and compatibility with larger Computer Automation machines. The MegaByter provides up to one million bytes of memory for business data and real time systems. The Distributed Input Output System links eight intelligent cables to a single distributor for versatile external device communication.
New York AP reports a study of the 300 largest banks finds typical presidents are about 50 to 51, often Ivy League educated and local in origin. Median age fell from 56 in 1963, while holding company presidents earn 100000 to 150000 with more hours blended between work and civic duties.
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