Corporate annual meetings face sharp questions from activists
In New York AP reports annual meetings attract consumer activists pressing tough inquiries. Executives brace for grilling on compensation, perks, and governance. Firms like Coopers & Lybrand provide sample questions, including total officer pay, ceilings on pay, and nonmonetary benefits.
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New York
Carter
Coopers & Lybrand
Missouri student receives degree from University of Missouri
Marcia Jane Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs George Morgan of 4612 Riverview Ave received a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri in Columbia confirming her completion of study and degree conferral.
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Marcia Jane Morgan
George Morgan
Riverview Ave
University of Missouri In
Columbia
Closing stock roundup and bid highlights from markets
FRIDAY stock listings show Armco Ashi Cont Dow Ford etc with mixed futures and closing bids. Prices at 11 a.m. supplied by Shearson Hayden Stone Inc naming Armco Steel Boeing Coca Cola Exxon Xerox and other majors with bids around 26 to 39 percent in places and several banks and brokers cited for bids and totals.
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Armco Ashi
Rich Aveo Balock Bendix Block
Boeing Borden Cpc
Celanese
Chrysler
Coca
Ze Curtis
Shearson Hayden Stone, Inc
Aeronca Air Products
Armco Steel
Armco Ptd
OPAL
We Diamond
Sorg
St. Regis
Tex Eastern
First Bancgroup
First National
Livestock market reports Cincinnati cattle gains noted
AP dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle prices with slaughter steers up 50 cents to $1, heifers up 75 cents to $1, cows $1 higher. Demand is good. Steers and heifers show mixed ranges from 38 to 47.50 with lots and quality tiers listed, cows at utility 28 to 31 and cutter 25 to 29.50.
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Cincinnati
Egg Prices in Ohio Markets outlined by packing plants
Columbus report lists prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities. Carton sizes Large A 59 to 62 cents, Medium A 54 to 58, Small A 38 to 40. Retail sales to retailers show Large A white 67 to 76 cents, mostly 67 to 69, Medium 62 to 72, mostly 63 to 65. Poultry farm prices show hens light at 6 to 6.5 cents, mostly 6.5 cents.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Sorg Paper Co reports 1977 profit of 236000
The Sorg Paper Co posted a net income of 236000 for 1977 on sales of 54.3 million, reversing a 575000 loss in 1976. Chairman D M Yost attributed the gain to market demand but noted capacity outpaced demand, limiting price relief and profit forecasts. Fourth quarter sales reached 14.1 million with 30000 profit or 2 cents per share, versus a 476000 loss a year earlier.
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Sorg Paper Co
D.M. Yost
Yost
Sorg
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