Bigotry and workplace rules clash in two letters
In Hal Thorn’s column a son-in-law faces prejudice from his father over religion, with advice to seek work elsewhere. A secretary pair dispute office rules on talking, and Irv counsels Brenda to follow orders and quit if necessary.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Business Briefs
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reports business updates for December 4 detailing local commerce activity, market notes, and small business developments affecting the Phoenix suburb.
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Market inches up as blue chips buoy NYSE trading
New York stocks rose in a mixed, active session after a midsession decline. By 2:30 p.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 812.16, up 5.64 points, as bargain buying among blue chips helped offset earlier losses and recoup part of the day’s drop.
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Two Scottsdale Residents Earn Apprentice Honors
Ronald M. Simons and Phillip S. Lasiter, both Scottsdale residents, are among 75 apprentices honored during Arizona Apprenticeship Week proclaimed by Gov. Jack Williams. They will receive gubernatorial certificates at a ceremony Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Tucson Community Center.
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Timber industry vows to meet wood demand through next spring
Gregory L. Moats of the American Plywood Association told an Arizona State University audience that despite federal controls on harvesting and a fuel shortage, timber output should satisfy construction demand at least into spring. He warned against strict limits and defended clear-cutting as a driver of forest renewal and supply through tree farming and research into a "super-tree" hybrid.
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New York Stock Exchange Roundup of Selected Stocks
NYSE users see varied price moves across sectors with AcmeM in focus and AmCan rising. Major names like Boeing, CocaCola, General Electric, Pfizer, and Exxon appear with mixed gains and losses amid mid day trading.
Exchange Stock Trading Snapshot From New York Exchange
A scanned listing from the American Stock Exchange shows selected stocks with columns for sales, net, price, high, low, and last. Companies include Austral Oil Brascan Circle K FordC Technicolor and others with bid-ask figures and percent changes.
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Dow Jones Averages at 2 P. M. Reports Mixed Movement
At 2 p.m. the Dow Jones industrial average stood at 810.21, up 3.69 points. The transport average was 170.88, down 1.24, utilities 85.95, down 0.45, and the stock average 253.95, up 0.03 as volume reached 13.64 million shares.
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Collision Insurance Covers Unusual Damage Says Court
A man sued after a burglar toppled onto his car during a break in and caused $180 in damage. The insurance company denied collision coverage, but a court ruled the incident fit the definition of collision as objects in motion striking another object. The article notes various cases and limits of collision coverage. Written by Will Bernard for ABA and Arizona Bar.
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