You and Your Money on E Bonds and Stocks
A reader asks about E Bonds as a safe education fund. The advisor says E Bonds offer security but not highest returns, notes higher yield from Missouri Edison and Missouri Power and Light bonds, and explains par value and tax-free dividends for Boston Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith G. Rhoades Q
D.M.D
Columbia
Mo. A
Missouri
Missouri Edison
Missouri Power and Light
Boston Edison
L.C
Boston
Mass. A
Bank Holds Up Soviet Loans Amid Legal Review
The Export-Import Bank suspended processing dozens of new loans to the Soviet Union and three other Communist states Russia Poland Romania and Yugoslavia pending a GAO ruling on legality. Bank officials say financing to Communist countries may proceed if the White House deems it in the national interest. Some Congress members with GAO support argue a required determination is needed for each transaction.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
General Accounting Office
GAO
White House
Congress
Kringle
United States
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Phoenix Seeks Affirmative Action Plans for City Contracts
City of Phoenix requires construction contractors and subcontractors bidding on projects over 10000 dollars to submit an affirmative action program. Richard Flores of the Human Relations Commission notes it aims for equal employment and mirrors federal rules. A memo from City Engineer James Attebery directs filings to Franklin Weinberg at 332 West Washington Street Phoenix 85003.
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City of Phoenix
James Attebery
Human Relations Department
West Washington Street
Phoenix
Franklin Weinberg
Cement shortage fuels diversification in cement firms
UPI reports cement shortages drive firms to diversify as demand outpaces production. Lone Star Industries headed by John Kringle notes no national cement market due to transport limits and tight imports, with 60 regional markets. Citadel expands output in the Southeast with a French partner while Lone Star widens into retail, hardware, carpets, and international developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kringle
Lone Star Industries, Inc
First National City Bank
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Lone Star
Citadel
Hawaii
Argentina
Stocks Slip at Close On Narrow NYSE Trading Day
On the New York Stock Exchange today traders saw minimal moves as the Dow edged lower and then recovered. The index stood around 887 after a 1.40 point drop late morning amid news the Soviet Union broadcast Arabic appeals to sustain the oil embargo against the United States, before rebounding to near flat around noon.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Va Alleg Cp
Aliglud
Allid
AlliedSt
Allis Cha
Alcoa
Am Airlines
AmBrest
Amt&t
Apeco. Corp
Va Arms Ck
Richild
Atlas Corp
Avco Corp
Avnetine
Bath&Wi BO
Ye Baker Oil
Bangor Pn
Bath Ind
Bell Hwi
Bendix
Dvat
Benguet
Black&d
Boeing
Ye Boise Cas
Wwa
Va Borden
Borg
Va Bourns Inc
Uy Braniff
Wva
Va Briggs S
Bris My
BrGrup
Brunswk
Wa Wat
Bucyrus
Budd Co
Bulova W
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API
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Va Crw
Dixlyn Corp
OKC Corp 1
Va O Okie
Statham Ins
STP Cp
Syntex C
Utah
Vikoa- Incor
Je Ae
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Soviet Union
United States
Dow
Wall Street Chatter on 1974 Market Shifts and Oil Outlook
Wall Street analysts call for patience with profits and stress total return through dividends as inflation taxes affect spirits. They anticipate Arab oil ministers meeting decisions could spark a market upthrust, with blue chip stocks favored for 10 to 12 percent returns over two years.
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New York
UPT
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Hornblower & Weeks-Hemphill, Noyes, Inc
Market Averages Dip As Trading Slows
Dow Jones industrial average closes at 887.12, down 1.33 points. Transport and utility gauges slip while stocks fall 0.39. Total volume reaches 17.25 million shares as the day ends.
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Va Goodric
GoodyrTir
Atvat
Grace
Grand U
Gt A&p Tea
Ginnek
GtWsFin
Ye Gt West UN
Gryhd
Gulf Oll
Gulf&Ws
Ye Harris
Heinz H
idealBasic
Perial
INA Cp
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T&t
Mtek Corprin
Jon Logn
WVU
Vo Kayserr
Kennécot
Kerr Mc
ScottPap
Sears
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SierraPc
SimusCo
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TraneCo
Unocal
Uniroyal
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Indus
US Steel
UniTel
Utah
WsBanc
Wunlon
Weyrhas
Zale Corp
Zayre Corp -3
Zenithr
Zurn Ind
Dow Jones
Ford loses white discrimination suit at Detroit court
White Ford plant worker Richard Weiss won a 50 000 judgment against Ford Motor Co after alleging race biased supervisors and company conspired to fire him seven days before a union election. Jurors found Ford violated Michigan Civil Rights law and caused humiliation and loss of office.
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Detroit
UPS
Ford Motor Co
Harry Philo
Richard Weiss
Weiss
United Auto Workers
Ford
Rouge
Grady Glenn
Williams
Wayne County
Michigan
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Great Neck
N.Y. A
Curtiss
Cyprus
DanRivr
Deere
Del
Dresser
DuPont
Easca Co
Estra
Esmark
EthylCorp
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Exxon
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Farah Mig
Fervd Cp
Tva
Yo Fleming
GAC Corp
Gannett
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Va Kopper
Kraftco
Kresge
Kroger
LearSieg
Libby McNi
Lockheed
India
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Macy
He Marcor
Va Maytag
Ve McCroy
McDond
McGr HI
McLean
Mead Cp
Merck
American Exchange
Mm&m
Va Mobil Oil
Va Monsanto
Morrsk
Motorola
NwBen
Nortop St
Olincorp
Omarkin
Via
Va Or Rcki
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Owenlli
Va PacPetrl
PacPwr
Pan Am
Panhandle
Enn Cenir
PepsiCo
Va Pfizer
Phelp
Eerie
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Pitney
QuakCat
Ralston
Va Raython
Rey Ind
Riviana
Va Robshaw
Rochg
Rockwell
Royal CC
Royld
StRegis
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Sang Ele
SaFin
Schering
Schlumb
Leroy Pope
Wall Street
Indicator Digest, Inc
Palisades Park
N.J
Rankin
Continental Bank
FDIC
Fountain. Hills
Fountain Hills
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Phoenix Area
Bashas
Henry Alper
Stottsdale
Daily Progress
Tues
Scottsdale
Ansafone 610
Dictaphone
Mme
OMAS
Dictaphone Corporations
Rye
Hughes -Calihan Corporation
N. 16Th
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Tucson
E. University Blvd
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