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The readable bits show partial words and phrases without clear names dates or events. The result is insufficient to identify a person place or outcome for a proper newspaper style card.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
40
The readable bits show partial words and phrases without clear names dates or events. The result is insufficient to identify a person place or outcome for a proper newspaper style card.
The report lists today's closing prices from the American Stock Exchange with numerous stock names and figures. It notes active trading and highlights key ticker movements, including various company names and market tiers.
An analysis lists seven basic causes of rising costs in 1973 and 1974. It cites global economic boom, foreign food sales, weather and supply disruptions, dollar devaluations, pro inflationary fiscal policy, delayed anti inflationary measures, and the energy crisis as key factors shaping the inflation spike and foreshadowing continued price increases. It argues the administration failed to curb inflation effectively.
Standard & Poor's closing stock indexes show mixed movement with components in industry rails and utilities. The report lists current values for several groups, compares against month and year-ago figures, and notes a 1973 low in the index set.
In Chicago trading pits, soybean and wheat futures moved amid limits and sharp activity. Prices showed soybeans up about 10 cents, corn and oats fluctuated with selling interest fading, while wheat futures hit daily limits and then steadied. The report notes strong demand opening but looming concerns over eventual price movements.
The Reagan administration selected IBM for a $38 million state computer complex project without competitive bidding, with a $700,000 installation contract to Data Corp and a $250,000 training contract to Boeing Computer Services. The legislature had granted negotiated bids after two failed competitive rounds.
A fragmented page from the Los Angeles market section shows scattered notes on financial activity. References to prices and items are unclear, but indicate activity at Pacific Coast Exchange with mentions of traders and market terms. The readable portions suggest routine trading in a busy coastal city setting.
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