Scottsdale Daily Progress Election Snags Reported
Local election issues surface as voters in Scottsdale, Arizona, head to polls on February 22, 1977 to decide on ballot measures and council races amid early voting disruptions and campaign activity.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
6
Local election issues surface as voters in Scottsdale, Arizona, head to polls on February 22, 1977 to decide on ballot measures and council races amid early voting disruptions and campaign activity.
NLRB member Peter D. Walther urged relaxing free speech rules and ending a dual standard for pre election statements by unions and employers. Speaking to the Industrial Relations Council of EIA in Mountain Shadows, he criticized decisions favoring unions for similar statements by employers and urged clear rules to reduce litigation.
More than 300 senior Massey Ferguson management and marketing personnel from around the world gather in Scottsdale for a week-long conference on the companys industrial and construction machinery business. Meetings are at the Doubletree Inn with demonstrations at the Western test facility. Last year MF sales exceeded $2.7 billion.
C. W. Borklund, president of Govern ment Executive and Government Purchasing Outlook, will speak at 7:15 a.m. Thursday to the Arizona Business Roundtable, a weekly government affairs forum by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce Small Business Council. He will then discuss federal government relations and procurement.
IBM offered to repurchase 4 million shares at 280 dollars each, about 2.7 percent of stock outstanding. The Dow Jones average fell 1.16 points to 939.08 as trading stayed mostly mixed and Big Board volume lagged at 12.38 million shares. IBM stock rose 5 percent to 276 on the news but the broader market saw little excitement.
London gold trades at 138.00 dollars per ounce up 1.00. London May coffee at 2.53 down 0.02. London May cocoa 1.78 up 0.01. London Mar 78 sugar 10.10 down 0.10. Mar gold 139.40 up 1.20. Apr silver 4.584 and 10 up 0.14. Mar copper 65.90 cents up 0.09. Mar wheat 2.8134 up 0.442. Mar corn 2.562 down 0.025. Mar soybeans 7.42 down 0.22. Soybean meal 213.90 down 0.90. Mar soybean oil 22.63 cents down 0.01. Apr live cattle 38.42 down 0.05. Apr live hogs 346.75 up 0.15. Mar pork bellies 55.57 up 0.82. Mar cotton 76.40 cents down 0.96. Market not closed.
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