Chicago Gains as Major Financial Center Surges
Chicago's futures markets led by the Chicago Board of Trade push the city toward national financial prominence as NYSE remains dominant. Traders note rising volume, with the CBOE and MSE expanding options and securities trading, while seats and access evolve to widen participation.
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Two Summer Interns Join Tribune Staff
Nancy J. Wenzel a 21 year old Marshfield native majors in journalism and political science and will be a senior at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Margar et Helminiak a 22 year old Eau Claire native will be a senior journalism major at UW Eau Claire and works on the copy desk and general news writing at the Tribune. A UW Extension correspondence course in Retail Selling will be offered this summer with details from Dick Williams at the La Crosse County Courthouse.
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Auto Decline Would Not Crash Economy
A Commerce Department economist states the auto industry will stay strong in 1976 but its expansion will be smaller as the sales boom cools. He cites a 44 percent rise in auto sales in early 1976 and notes potential risks from rubber strikes and price hikes. Other notes cover oil company breakups, mortgage rates, home prices, coffee price hikes, and Sperry Rand foreign subsidies payments.
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La Crosse architects win $5000 second prize in design contest
A. James Gersich Gary Kastner and Thomas Reuter of La Crosse earned the $5000 second prize in an urban design contest sponsored by the Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami Coral Gables Florida and the Southeast Banking Corporation.
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