Import export control plan urged for US energy strategy
Dr. Helmut J. Frank of the University of Arizona urges a balanced energy policy in Science magazine to combine import dependence reduction with controlled expansion of domestic energy. He proposes stockpiling, demonstration projects, flexible tariffs, and export strategies to secure reliable supplies at reasonable costs while limiting inflation and environmental risk.
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University of Arizona
Science Magazine
Frank
American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Europe
China power industry growth fueled by skilled engineers and abroad gear
The Chinese power sector expands rapidly as skilled engineers mature and equipment is bought overseas. Last year new capacity rose 30 percent from 1972, with total capacity over twice 1985 and nearly 2.5 times 1965 output estimates. China buys four thermal plants from Hitachi and five gas turbogenerators from John Brown Engineering, while negotiating a 300 megawatt coal plant with West Germany. Northeast and Shanghai plants, built earlier with Japanese and Czechoslovakian help, anchor a growing national network.
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Hitachi
Japan
Britain
John Brown Engineering
Soviet Union
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Northeast
Shanghai
Harbin
Shenyang
Customer upset by rude clerk in town store
A consumer forum member describes a negative experience with a clerk at a local office supply store. The patron confronted poor service, noted the clerk’s brusque conduct, and reported the incident to the manager who apologized and offered to assist personally in future visits.
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Consumer Forum
Conor
New York Stock Exchange closing quotations summary
Readable fragment lists closing quotations for many stocks with bid and ask figures, percent changes, and volumes. Notable entries include Merck, Mobil Oil, Pfizer, PepsiCo, Procter Gamble, RCA, Reading Co, and Sears among numerous others with varied price points and daily movements.
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Wall Street Chatter Sees Bottoming in Early December 1973
Reynolds Securities notes a major bottoming area started in December 1973 and predicts a retest of the Dow Jones Industrial Average near 788.31. Goldman Sachs cites consumer financial assets at 2.3 trillion in 1973, while Chase Manhattan Bank warns rates are at peak and the money market is nervous but expects market stability as Fed restraint tightens.
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UPI
Reynolds Securities, Inc
Dow Jones
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Chase ‘Manhattan Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Commodity closings report from futures markets
Today's closing quotations show May silver at 5.23 up 0.20, July platinum 2.43 up 0.10, May copper 1.34 up 0.01, May corn 2.71 up 0.04, May wheat 4.17 up 0.05, May tones 5.77 up 0.06, June live cattle 45.40 down 0.55, June live hogs 35.90 down 1.15, June fresh eggs 0.80 up 1.30, May Maine potatoes 16.00 down 0.50, May cocoa 94.05 down 0.70, ie 71.80 up 0.03, May plywood 125.00 down 6.00.
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American Exchange New York Stock Close Report
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange closed with notable movements as traders gauged market direction in today’s session. The update highlights key performers and declines among listed firms, reflecting ongoing sector shifts.
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UPI
New York Stock Exchange
New: York
American Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed As Stocks Slip
The Dow Jones closing averages show declines across industrial, transportation and utility sectors with the industrial index at 858.57 down 1.33, transport 183.19 off 0.73 and utilities 85.99 down 0.70 as overall sales reach 10.52 million shares.
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