Wall Street Chatter on Market Moves and Risks
Fraser Management Associates says to win the market one must move ahead of institutions in buying and selling. The firm notes institutions cannot buy at a market bottom and bottoms are made by institutions selling. Standard & Poor’s Corp. foresees further gains with rising speculation and risk. Sindlinger & Co. forecasts confidence index shows U S consumers have tracked market directions for 15 years. Margin buying may trigger losses in the next bear market per James Dines & Co.
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Congress races deadline on dock strike legislation
Congress faced a deadline to enact emergency legislation to end the West Coast dock strike before the upcoming recess. Senate leaders favored binding arbitration for both sides, while the House proposed a limited back-to-work order. Administration officials called the House plan unsatisfactory as talks continued.
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Saloma Student Places Second in Local Electronics Ecology Contest
Dan Field of Saloma School earned second place in a local math and science writing contest on ecology and electronics. Co sponsors Western Electric Manufacturing Association and Arizona State University. Field will present with two Valley winners at Electronics and Ecology Day at ASU on Saturday. About 350 seventh and eighth graders plus teachers are expected to attend the day-long conference.
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Arizona State University
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Furnace fire at George Smith residence causes $35 damage
A furnace fire at the George Smith home on 3402 N 83rd St. was caused by an electric motor short circuit. Reported at 1 22 a m, Scottsdale Rural firemen contained the blaze to the motors and put it out on their arrival.
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Exercise as Heart Therapy Gains Steam at ASU Center
Dr. William Stone of Arizona State University directs a third anniversary program at the Phoenix Jewish Community Center promoting exercise for postcardiac patients. The approach, supported by data from the Cleveland Jewish Community Center, notes reduced angina fear mood and mortality in participants, with careful physician release and monitored EKG testing.
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Arizona State University
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Phoenix’ Jewish Community Center
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Phoenix housing clearinghouse allowed to operate without salesmen
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that Homefinders Inc of Phoenix and Tucson may run its rental clearinghouse without licensed real estate salesmen while the appeal proceeds. Judge Porter Murray, standing in for Holohan, had blocked operations on January 24, and the court ordered a reasonable bond to permit continued operation during the appeal.
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Scottsdale Act to Purchase Street Lighting Electricity
The Mayor and Council of Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona authorize the superintendent of streets to contract for electricity for street and public park lighting in an area described by boundaries near Indian School Road Cross Cut Canal Earl Drive 61st Place Hollyhock Street and adjacent alleys and declare an emergency. Resolution 965 SL-68281 approves expenditure and initiates formation of an improvement district.
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Arizona
Indian School Road
Earls Drive
61St Place
Hollyhook Street
Earl Drive
Hollyhock Street
62Nd Place
Scottsdale Street Lighting Contract Authorized with Salt River Project
The Scottsdale City Council orders electricity for street and public park lighting in SL-6828 area. It authorizes the Superintendent of Streets to contract with Salt River Project for lighting per Resolution No. 949, with annual tax-based funding and two published notices. An emergency declaration allows immediate effect from February 1, 1972, with publication dates February 7 and 8, 1972.
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