Wall Street eyes comeback as glamor stocks gain
After a week up 22.87 points to 856.29 the Dow remains about 200 points below its 1973 high while the NYSE index lingers under its early 1970s peak. S&P and NASDAQ show strength with growth names IBM Polaroid Upjohn Honeywell among 12 month highs as analysts note a shift toward faster growth issues.
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Drilling Rigs at 2,300 as Industry Grows
Ed McGhee of the International Association of Drilling Contractors says activity is up with over 2,300 rotary rigs active, the first time since 1958. He notes large fleet totals around 2,800 when counting non drilling units and cites regional softness in California and South Texas amid overall strong demand. Joe Sherman named VP for PR at Associates Corporation of North America in Dallas.
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Furr's Cafeterias Reports Best Quarter Ever
Furr's Cafeterias Inc. reports 1978 Q2 sales of 21.2 million, up 17.7 percent from a year earlier, and earnings of 1.1 million or 47 cents a share. Tax credits added 5 cents. Two new cafeterias opened in Lawton and Ponca City, with 11 future units under purchase or lease and three more planned by year end to reach 75 locations nationwide.
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Atlantic Richfield reports higher 1978 Q2 earnings and revenue
Atlantic Richfield Co. reports second quarter 1978 net income of 210.9 million dollars, up 10 percent from 1977, with 1.73 dollars per share, while six months show 361.2 million and 2.97 dollars per share. Revenues rise to 3.133 billion for Q2 and 6.061 billion for H1. Chairman Robert O. Anderson cites higher daily oil through the Alaska pipeline and full pipeline capacity as key drivers.
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