60s rebels become major buyers for home goods
The Newspaper Advertising Bureau reports at the National Retail Merchants Association convention that young female homemakers in metropolitan areas are returning to traditional consumer roles. By 1985 they reach peak buying power, buying more furniture appliances and home goods, with 28 percent of adults 18 plus in this cohort. They value decorating clothes and travel similarly to or more than their mothers.
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United States
Annual Labor-Management Conference on Collective Bargaining
Labor specialists from five nations join researchers and executives at the Tenth Annual conference sponsored by the University of Arizona. Japanese, Swedish, and U S participants discuss Japanese investment in U S labor relations and future economic trends. Luncheon talks feature Newsweek's Tom Joyce and labor official William Usery Jr.
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Masao Sawaki
Stockholm
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Swedish Federation of Professional
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New York Stock Exchange Closing Quotations Report
Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange close with listings for Admiral Corp Aetna Life Air Products Aluminum Co Alcan Allied Stores Amex Am Airlines etc. The page presents daily high low and close figures, percent changes, and numerous ticker symbols reflecting market activity across diverse industries including energy chemicals aviation and consumer goods.
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American Exchange closes with mixed gains on many stocks
At New York, the American Exchange reports mixed closes across numerous listings led by Petro, Dome Petro, Texaco and Texgulf with several issues showing gains and others retreating. Traders noted volatility as energy and chemical stocks moved alongside industrial names amid broad market swings.
Dow Jones closes mixed as many stocks retreat
Major indicators show declines with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 854.63, down 0.84, and the Dow Transports at 189.34, off 0.27. Utilities rise 0.06 to 92.95 while total reported trading volume reaches about 15.6 million shares. Companies listed include Textron, Thiokol, TraneCo, UAL, Uniroyal, US Steel, and Westinghouse among others, reflecting broad market movement and sector shifts.
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Varian
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Whirpool
Whittake Co
Wickes Co
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Zale Corp
Wat 'S Zayre Corp
Wall Street Falls Amid Oil Crisis and Franc Devaluation
Stock prices dropped on the New York Exchange as investors weighed President Nixon's energy stance and the French franc float. Dow fell to 850.94, S and P down to 94.55, with oil majors like Getty and Halliburton slipping while gold prices rose and Dupont Walston sold assets.
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Superior Oil
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Phillips - Petroleum
Schlumberger
Natomas
Ohio Standard
Billlion
ASA Ltd
Campbell Red Lake
Dome, Mines and Homestake Mining
Wall Street Chatter on 1973 Market Concentration
Harris, Upham & Co reports in a special study that 51 percent of 2719 listed stocks traded at $10 or less as of December 14, 1973, while 70 percent of 2435 NYSE stocks traded at 10 times earnings or less as of December 7 1973. It notes that within the top 50 stocks of 1973, 2 percent of the S&P 500 hold about one third of the index weight, 5 percent about half, and 10 percent about two thirds.
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Gillette
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Harris, Upham & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Standard& Poor
Fiesta at Sun Lakes to feature Mexican heritage event
Sun Lakes Country Club hosts a 3 pm fiesta with Mexican bazaar by Mexican Accents of Scottsdale, Mexican Art display by The Art Wagon, peso exchange by Valley National Bank, and strolling mariachis and Latin dancers from south of the border.
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Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
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