Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Trading Volume Dips
The Dow Jones industrials edge lower by 2.12 points at 816.54 while the Transports rise 0.18 to 158.28 and the Utilities index slips 0.57 to 118.42. Sales reach 10.37 million shares as a broad list of names including AT&T, General Motors, IBM, and Xerox show varied gains and losses in midday trading.
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F.J. DuPont
Glore Forgan & Co
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
Anaconda
General Telephone
Goodyearee
Honeywell
IBM
Intl Nickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American Bs Pg&e
Penn
Central
Pepsico
Polaroida
Uniroyal
A. Ke
United Aircraft
US Steel Wy
Webb
Xeroxis
Zenith
Hughes Empire Power Struggle Over Nevada Hotels
Nevada turmoil centers on Howard Hughes after he fires his top Nevada aide during a Bahamas trip. A court hearing targets a temporary restraining order to stop a takeover by Hughes corporate leaders, followed by a governor mediated joint session. Governor Laxalt acts to keep hotels and casinos operating amid feuding factions.
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Parents session scheduled at Saguaro High School
A parents session for junior and senior students from Scottsdale high schools will take place Wednesday at Saguaro High School. The 7:30 p.m. event features representatives from Arizona State University University of Arizona Northern Arizona University Scottsdale Community College and Maricopa Technical College.
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Maricopa Technical College
Driver charged in hit and run in Scottsdale crosswalk
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth, Peter S. Smith, was cited for leaving the scene after a northbound vehicle struck Ruth Holland and Morton Holland in a crosswalk on Scottsdale Road at 7 10 last night. The Hollands received treatment for minor injuries and the case is referred to juvenile authorities.
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Fire extinguished after students start small field blaze
Police said students near Saguaro High School started a minor fire at 6250 N 82nd St to keep warm. Officers called Rural Fire Department at 9 49 a.m. and firemen used two gallons of water to control the blaze.
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Clerks'Union President Says Nationwide Rail Strike Will Hit
President C L Dennis of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks declares a 12:01 a.m. Thursday strike will proceed despite any congressional action or possible jail time. He and clerks push for a higher wage settlement than the White House 37 percent three year proposal.
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City design boards study multiple office and apartment projects
The City Site Plan Committee and Design Review Board will review numerous applications for office buildings apartments and a cocktail bar. Projects include Southwest Savings and Loan Heywood Realty Foothill Development Chen Chadwick Art Shop and Villa Del Oro Townhomes with plans for Indian School Osborn and Scottsdale corridors and several other sites. The Design Review Board meets today at 5 p.m. in City Hall and the Site Plan Committee meets Wednesday at 4 p.m. in City Hall.
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Second Street
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Italians Rush Divorce Ads In Post Vote Market
In Rome, after parliament approved divorce for the first time in 155 years, a girlie magazine named Men offers a lottery with free legal counsel and payment of court costs for a divorce case. A Rome law firm also advertises divorce on an installment plan while men about to be divorced seek new mates.
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Vandals Damage Pima School Construction Site
Police report vandalism at the Pima School construction site over the weekend causing about 43 in damage. Workers found broken plastic pipes bent rigid pipe and smashed tile rings at a junction box. repairs estimated at two men for two hours.
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Cold goodies taken in theft
Barbara Goldie of 8402 E Bonita reported to Scottsdale police that food valued at 69 dollars was stolen from the garage refrigerator between 1 and 7 30 am Monday. Missing items include wedding cake six steaks a dozen ears of corn five loaves of bread six packs of hot dogs 12 cans fruit juice one rump roast four packages pork chops two packages freshly caught fish and a bowl of turkey dressing. The garage and refrigerator were unlocked.
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E. Bonita
Scottsdale
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Ford and UAW near pact averting major auto strike
Ford Motor Co and the UAW tentatively agreed to a three year contract costing Ford at least 1.2 billion in wages. The 200 member Ford Council is to recommend acceptance to 166,000 Ford UAW members. The deal matches a GM pattern with 51 cent first year raise and 3 percent raises in years two and three. Retroactive pay totals 50 cents in two installments, yielding about 175 extra this Christmas per worker. Also includes employer deductions for dental care insurance similar to Blue Cross plans.
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Senate bid costs rise for Sam Grossman in Arizona race
UPI reports Sam Grossman, a Democrat, spent 180,777 in his unsuccessful U.S. Senate campaign. He raised 76,123 in contributions. The largest expense was 117,000 paid to Owens and Associates Advertising Co. in Phoenix for media work. Grossman spent 80,505 less than incumbent Sen. Paul Fannin who won re election.
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U.S. Senate
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Owens and Associates Advertising Co
Paul Fannin
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