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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1974
Page
5
William X. Scheinman of Wiesenberger Services highlights 22 stock groups with attractive upside and limited downside risk. Notable sectors include aerospace, atomic energy, banks, bituminous coal, cosmetics, health care products, finance, and small loans.
Free one day OSHA conferences for businessmen will explain the roles of employer and employee under the national act. Five Maricopa County junior colleges host 8 am to 5 pm sessions sponsored by the SBA from Saturday through April 26. Details on locations and subjects available from Mike Lux.
Prestige Cleaners Inc of Scottsdale opens its fourth facility at 11801 Saguaro Drive Fountain Hills offering same day dry cleaning 24 hour laundry service and clothing care including take down and re hang drapery. General manager David Cooper has led the company since its founding in 1964.
Lee Kent appointed senior staff engineer at Siemens Components Group in Scottsdale. James H. Buckley elevated to Marriott Los Angeles resident manager. Motorola Executive Institute grads include Davis Saddler and Russ from Scottsdale area. Dean Witter adds Renner in Scottsdale. Whittaker wins Jerry Award. Fountain Hills adds Don's Pharmacy and Western Wear. Albert Frederickson named executive VP at Road Machinery Phoenix Tucson. AZCON opens New Year sign up stations with Thunderbird Adventist Academy staff leading. Armand Verdone installed as Arizona Independent Automobile Dealers Association president.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reports 2 p.m. quotations from the New York Stock Exchange on December 30, 1974. The notice captures price levels and market activity for listed securities as of the afternoon session.
London gold 191.00 down 4.00 per oz. Feb silver 4.62 down 0.20, platinum 168.50 down 9.50, Mar copper 55.8c down 2.6 cents, Mar wheat 4.5314 down 0.34, Mar corn 3.38 down 0.04, Jan soybeans 6.80 down 0.17, Feb live cattle 39.15 down 0.65, Feb live hogs 40.67 down 1.45, Feb pork bellies 60.40 down 1.50, Jan fresh eggs 53.25 up 0.65, May Maine potatoes 4.40 unchanged, Mar cotton 36.77 down 0.28, tan plywood 108.50 down 0.10, Mar sugar 46.72 up 0.00. Market not yet closed on some items.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sits at 600.75, down 1.41 points at 2 p.m. The Transports up 0.12, Utilities down 0.13, and the broader Stocks index down 0.26 as markets hold midday levels.
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange show varied last prices highs and lows with mixed percentage changes. The list includes AmPetrafi Austral Off Banister Brascan Buttes Gas Lam Cal Comptr Carnat Crw Ford CanS5a Frontiers Air Gulf, HousOil Husky, KirbyInd LowesTh OKC, PacNW Primo Solitron Dev SoundCp STP Cp Syntex Utah Idaho and others with notable gains and declines.
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