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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
8
The article weighs earning trends and a new dividend formula from Q Kaye and others. It predicts Kodak Xerox and other big names will face downtrends and must justify market values with stronger dividends. It argues lasting value comes from investment quality, not mere price rises.
A cluttered page shows NY stock quotations with numerous tickers, prices, and volume notes. It highlights earnings, dividends, and investor advice while referencing analysts and market sentiment amid shifting conditions.
A stock market brief notes a pressured trading day with muted gains and cautious tone. Key indices show limited movement as investors weigh earnings and macro signals. No major spikes, with financials and tech sectors offering mixed results.
Cattle and hogs showed varied demand with steady to sharply mixed prices across the Fort Worth market. Bulls and cows moved steadily while sows, goats, and Spanish stock nannies posted mixed values amid wholesale shifts in demand and supply.
A San Antonio man, Robert Peffer, 33 Swankes Row, faces charges of accepting bribes and other valuables from two West German businessmen between 1961 and 1966 while employed by the Army and Air Force Exchange Service in Europe. The suit seeks an accounting and damages, alleging influence over contract awards and purchases.
Fires rage across much of British Columbia interior as forest crews battle spreading flames from Kamloops to Nelson and Prince George Forest Districts. A Forest Service official described the blaze as large and dangerous, threatening towns and timber areas from the East Kootenays toward Merude, near Jasper. A sea levee sighting noted a person could see about two and a quarter silos of flood risk near the area.
New York busy as glamor and tech issues steadied after an initial slide. Names like Polaroid, Memorex, and Bausch & Lomb edged up while AMF and Household Finance traded lower in a volatile session on the NYSE and market activity reflected a cautious, mixed tone.
Three San Antonio youths held hostage in Bolivia by peasants were freed after negotiations and are due home this weekend. Beth Moore, daughter of Rev. J. Barcus Moore, will miss a Mexico trip to rejoin the group in San Antonio. Other members, including local leaders, reported in fine shape as the party plans to cross the border at Brownsville.
An examining trial was set for Ruben Diaz, 33, charged with possession of a stolen $18,454 U.S. mail check. Magistrate John Giles set a bond at $25,000 after postal inspectors reported the forged instrument originated from a San Antonio mortgage firm and was converted for personal use. Diaz remained jailed pending further proceedings.
Bowell Corp announces purchase of 283 400 majority shares of General Environments Corp Washington D C for 370 hast. The Chicago area Springfield Hart Wead facilities are among targets. General Environments provides environmental control and transportation related scientific evaluation services for government and industry. The deal makes it the seventh Howell Group technical service company since December 1969.
Police report two break-ins and a car prowl yielding four thousand four hundred seventy five dollars in cash and checks from Bel Air Auto Supply and a filing cabinet. An entry via rear door was cut to steal camera equipment a rifle two pistols and cash from John Henson Burbank California. Also two rifles shotguns military gear and small items valued at eight hundred one dollars were stolen from Eugene Montemayor 402 Uvalde block of Ronston.
Researchers at Southwest Foundation report the first cleanly raised baboons kept in an aseptic environment. The pups, named peyin-free by scientists, will be used in cancer studies under Dr. Jorg Bichberg’s direction.
The Incarnate Word College brochure Person in Person at Incarnate Word received the 1971 Public Relations Association Publication Leadership Award. Merle Olam described the 25 page full color piece, printed locally by Paul Anderson Co. It was among 495 winners from 1,378 entries, highlighting IV’s recruitment materials.
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