Tax-free dividend plan eyed by businessman Perry
John Perry of Palm Beach proposes giving every registered voter 500 to 750 dollars annually from corporate taxes to raise living standards, cut government spending, and boost voting. He urges a phased 20 40 60 100 percent shift to a National Dividend, maintains Social Security, and calls for no federal spending increases. He seeks congressional action and platform consideration from Republicans.
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John Cunniff
New York
John Perry
Perry
Republican Party
Palm Beach
Fla
National Dividend Foundation, Inc
Treasury
Palm Beach Gardens
Dow Jones stocks mixed as NYSE quotes show varied results
At 2 PM in New York the Dow Jones averages displayed mixed readings with leaders like American firms such as Chrysler and Kodak, while declines appeared in several utilities and energy names. The ticker carries numerous price points across large industrials and consumer stocks, reflecting a broad market fluctuation.
American stock prices on ASE issues show varied movement
American stocks listed on the American Stock Exchange closed with mixed results as traders digest corporate news and market data. Prices fluctuated across sectors with several notable gains and declines shaping the session's overall tone.
Whiting and WilimsCos Compete in 1.30.7 Race
OCR fragment shows a racing or exchange record with figures 1.30.7 and 1.30.7 time, 18 30, percentages 25 and 21, and names Whittinge, Whitta, WilimsCos, and Winntse. Context suggests a results brief or exchange log with participants and times.
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Si WilimsCos
Managers seminar set at ASU
An overview of Management will be presented during a seminar series at Arizona State University Center for Executive Development from August 26 to November 24. The program targets professionals especially from engineering or science with little formal management training. Ten Thursday sessions cover topics such as communication planning and labor relations, taught by ASU College of Business Administration faculty. The fee is 165 dollars and enrollment is first come, first served.
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Arizona State University Center For Executive Development
ASU College of _—*é Business Administration
Services inflation climbs as share of CPI tops food
The shift to a service dominated economy continues with services making up 36.24 percent of the CPI. Inflation in services has outpaced most categories, though a slowdown is forecast by some economists as 1976 progresses. Opinions differ on future rates through 1977 and beyond.
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Ronald C. Bauder
Copley
U.S
A. Gary Shilling
Wall Street
Schilling
Robert Chirinko
Wharton Econometrics
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Wall Street Pulls Back as Dow Dips Below 1000
Profit taking among glamour issues pushed a broad market decline in New York. The Dow Jones average fell 6.40 to 988.61 by 2 p.m. with decliners leading advancers more than two to one. Volume was 10.99 million shares as traders cited weakening economic recovery.
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Commodity Closings in London and Futures Markets
London bullion and futures trade show mixed moves with gold up to 109.00 and 108.10 in IMM Sept. gold. Silver gains to 4.33 and 5/10. Copper advances to 71.4 cents. Wheat and corn rise while soybeans hit a limit up. Live cattle fall, hogs rise, pork bellies slip, eggs ease, potatoes edge higher, plywood drops, cotton and sugar weaken.
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