Pacific Coast Exchange touted for growth and efficiency
Pacific Coast Exchange President Thomas Phelan asserts the West Coast market is doing a better job than New York and Amex as trading volume rises 26.6 percent from 1968 levels. By August, 116,921,782 shares traded. seat prices hover around 70,000, up from 7,500 four years ago. The exchange adds securities, expands clearing via net-to-net system, and leverages two trading floors 400 miles apart aided by computers and telephony.
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Ins Ter Building Complex in Long Beach
Rollins Ter truck rental expands in Long Beach as the 10th leasing outlet. Ground broke December 16 with completion expected by April. The company operates ports trucks at branches across the West Coast Arizona and Nebraska.
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Milo Soto Proud of His Citizenship
Milo Soto, 27, an American citizen in the Long Beach area, reflects on his journey from a harsh early life in Durango to serving in Vietnam and becoming a citizen in 1967. He commutes 60 miles daily from Loscone to work and supports his widowed mother while praising opportunities for hard work and community help.
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