Cargo plane could carry 500 tons to speed Middle East trade
Samir Haddad of Trans Mediterranean Airways says a 500 ton capacity freighter, five times a 747, is needed though not necessarily fast. Such a jet would ease Arab demand for Western goods by sea port limits and support growing U S trade with oil rich regions. The Exchange magazine foresees a large US trade surplus with Arab exporters as Sinai politics evolve.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Samir Haddad
Trans Mediterranean Airways
Trans Mediterranean
Haddad
America
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Middle Eastern
United States
Boeing
Lockheed
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Magazine Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Soviet Union
Exchange
Industry Week sees uncertain energy outlook for 1976
Industry Week says shortages unlikely in 1976 with capacity ample and energy risks limited to natural gas. Recovery should be gradual, allowing reinvestment in expansion. auto demand central to material use, electricity boosting reliability. Gas deregulation hoped in 1976. potential artificial oil quotas.
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Cleveland
U.S
Industry Week
Congress
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
The
Money Market Edges Higher Amid Fed Outlook
San Francisco Crocker Bank reports fixed income prices rising through most of the week. The move follows expectations that the Fed may loosen credit as money supply growth stays below targets. Federal Reserve statistics show a $300 million contraction in money supply, with a $1.9 billion prior week decline.
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San Francisco
Crocker Bank
Central Bank
Fed
Federal Reserve
Insurance industry splits on federal no fault standards
The UPI report notes a divided industry over federal minimums for no fault auto insurance. AIA firms favor federal standards led by T Russell Jones, while State Farm shifts toward federal rules. Sears Allstate oppose, others split with some opposing no fault entirely. Estimations compare cost impacts with Allstate predicting a 17 percent rise and State Farm a roughly 10 percent cut.
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New York
UPI
Congress
American Insurance Association
T. Russell Jones
State Farm Mutual
AIA
Sears Roebuck
Allstate Insurance Group
Insurance Information Institute
Allstate
State Farm
Bartlett pear prices fall with bumper Pacific Coast crop
Washington Oregon and California Bartlett pear growers report lower prices this year due to a bumper crop and late harvest. Grower Alex Thomas notes prices at retail average 25 to 29 cents per pound as the Oregon and Washington crops arrive with California’s harvest, leaving 35 percent of the Pacific Coast crop unsold and 3,000 cars in storage.
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San Francisco
Washington
Oregon
California
Bartlett
Alex Thomas
Ukiah
Calif
Floyd Baker
Medford
Pacific Coast
Baker
New York
Reprevn
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Idi and
Caple
Clothiers Rey Enter
Es Br Clude
alWatSvc
Pharmieisen
annonMills
NatGs
Askaptech
Amguarf
ircleSeal
Olymp Brew
Amwnatinsur
Beneficial Ltd
Ins Sa
Pac Scientif
Empire General
A Data Design Lab
Pauley Petrol Asa Farmer SB
Drewry Photocirch Pvo Inter
MonarchCap MercuryGen
conomLab
Ratner Corp
Eldon Industries
PennLite
Phila Life
Ipac Inc Nvirodyne Inc
Revell
Resdel Ind
de St.Paul Cos
Erie
Sovereign Life
Rocket Research Executive Ind
Ee Life
FamilianCorps
San Frado E
Vico Corp Armer Bro
aAnitaCon Zenith Natins Wa
FirstBostn
rceCapt
Fritzie of Cal
ValNa iPhoena
denState Fds
Borie Indust
Idyne Cp American
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Ava
Guardian Pk
Taco Bell Weab
Hariyn
Tampax
Hawthorne
Harvest Ind
Hexcel Corp
Tannetics Inc
MercurySv&Ln
HollywoodTurf
Tobias Kotzin
The
Intl Video Corp
Tom Brown Inc.s
Lex Baldwin
Transocean Oil Ransco Co
Aaigan Pharm
Jet Air Freight
Kangie Corp
Kratos Inc
TN Corp
Martin UN
Arden Biz
Linda
CedartHo
Vitergo Petrols
Ilioncntry Safari Aiker Scot Atlas Hotels
LosAlamit R
Warnreibrk
James Hind
WashNatGs
Sarrys Jewelers
Macrodata Corp Bay
Wavetek
Magma Energy Neatherfrdrv Bazarincisra
Bekins Co
Prabinekrara
WesternGear
WesternPac Fin
Bentley Lab
Maxon Indust MauilndPine
Lestmore Coal
Berkshire Hatham
Wham
Doctor barely makes it in bankruptcy wave
Dr. Gerald D. Schuster an orthopedic surgeon faced $3.4 million in debt and $217,000 home while his bankruptcy filing preserved his practice for patients. His six month post petition gross was $196,699 as he trims lifestyle and considers future court actions.
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Washington
Gerald D. Schuster
Potomac
Schuster
Bethesda
Lakewood Country Club
Bethesda Country Club
American Express
BankAmericaid
Master Charge
Central Charge
Lakewood Sav-on Names Rice Manager
John B. Rice is named manager of the relocated Sav-on Drug in the Lakewood Shopping Center which opened this week. Ira D. Brown Sav-on president notes the store is in its 30th anniversary year with modern facilities at 5000 Lakewood Boulevard in a 24000 square foot facility. Santos J. Pagano Jr is assistant manager, Wayne Rowell is pharmacy manager, Warren G. Hoopes is district manager for the Lakewood store.
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John B. Rice
Lakewood
Ira D. Brown
Lakewood Boulevard
Santo J. Pagano, Jr
Wayne Rowell
Warren G. Hoopes
Investment Trusts Quotation Roundup Friday Prices
A jumble of mutual fund and financial instrument quotes appears with varied prices such as 3.75 4.1 and 13.64 NL. The data include fund names and values, with scattered percentages and notes like 6% and 6.95, showing fluctuating market figures and incomplete identifiers.
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Stock Exchange Magazine
Buck Lanier
Imperial Square
Downey
Johnny Johnson
Santa Fe Springs
Johnson
Los Angeles
Azusa
Doctor
Schuster’s
Administrative Office
New Lakewood Sav
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