Foreign investment patterns in 1974 show non oil nations lead
A Copley News Service summary notes Arabs invested mainly in real estate and some stocks in 1974 while non oil nations such as West Germany Japan Britain and Canada bought full or partial stakes in U S firms including Cutter Laboratories First Western Bank and Trust American Metals division Air Wick Industries and more.
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DY Dlnjamiin Shure Copley News Service
U.S
United States
Japan
Britain
West Germany
Canada
Cutter Laboratories, Inc
First Western Bank and Trust
Congolmerate
American Metals
Climax
Air-Wick Industries, Inc
Industry firms face foreign takeover fears over aircraft suppliers
The text notes a bid to take over Lockheed Aircraft blocked by laws on foreign control of sensitive firms. Iran offered a loan to Grumman Corp., another military aircraft supplier, which the Pentagon vetoed. An Iranian bank joined nine U.S. banks in a $200 million loan to Grumman with $75 million from Iran.
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Lockheed
Iran
Grumman Corp
Pentagon
Grumman
Capitol Hill
Dollar Opens Lower as Slump Prolongs Ninth Week
The U S dollar opened lower on all major exchanges signaling the ninth week of its slump. A Belgian banker blamed no near term catalysts to lift the currency, while a French dealer noted the January 27 trade deficit remains a drag. Gold slipped after a weekly gain.
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Brussels
UPI
U.S
Zurich
London
Frankfurt
Tokyo
Tax exemptions rules for dependents explained
The Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants outlines who qualifies as a dependent for tax exemptions worth 750 each. Requirements include support from the taxpayer, low gross income, year long living arrangement, U.S. or otherwise allowed residency, and non joint-filing unless for a refund. The guide notes special cases for students, elderly, and multiple dependents with rotating eligibility depending on support.
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Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants
United States
Canada
Mexico
Panama
Archie Bunker
Archie
Go In Thin and Come Out Fat Shoplifters Rise in Noisy Trade
Lt Dale Fossey of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department outlines two shoplifter types amateurs and professionals and notes annual takings may reach 3 billion dollars. Professionals target discounts and supermarkets using booster bags and multi city routes. evidence shows losses raise prices for all. He urges public education stronger store markings and firm prosecution to curb the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Copley News Service
Dale Fossey
Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
Fossey
ASU Professors to Lead Management by Objectives Seminar
Two Arizona State University College of Business Administration professors, Dr. William E. Reif and Dr. Gerald L. Bassford, will conduct a two day management by objectives workshop February 27 and 28. The program aims to describe a system of management focused on meeting objectives and its applications for individuals and organizations. A $95 registration covers all costs and luncheons, with sessions from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State University College of Business Administration
William E. Reif
Gerald L. Bassford
Offshore oil acreage urged to curb imports
John H. Silcox of Standard Oil testified at Interior hearings in Beverly Hills urging rapid opening of West Coast offshore acreage. He warned imports could rise from 200000 to 600000 barrels per day by 1980, even with Alaska production, stressing energy reliance and future options.
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John H. Silcox
Standard Oil
Western Operations, Inc
Arizona
Silcox
Department of Interior
Beverly Hills
Calif
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