Prices, Carter fail to dampen market gains this week
Stocks rose to near five month highs amid higher consumer prices and criticsm of large corporate profits while OPEC Geneva talks and a Middle East peace move add uncertainty. The Dow climbed to 859.75 with gains led by NYSE and S&P indices as market activity reflected quarter end portfolio shifts.
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Owen Named Executive Vice President at Security National Bank
Phillip H. Owen was appointed executive vice president at Security National Bank, advancing from his prior role as senior vice president. A 1979 report on ocean oil spill cleanup critiques emphasizes planning, technique selection, and habitat preservation, highlighting findings from the sixth Oily Conference with 2 000 scientists and industry reps.
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Chew Opens Oriental Gifts Store in Roswell
Roswell restaurateur Jack Chew launches Chew's Oriental Gifts at 2513 W. Second St. The shop features items from China Japan Hong Kong and Taiwan plus exclusive art pieces and oriental treats. Beth Mustachia manages the store.
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