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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1976
Page
5
AP reports the NYSE issues with the largest percent gains and losses from yesterday's close to today's last price. Changes shown reflect net and percentage shifts, regardless of trading volume.
London gold 128.20 down 10c per oz EM M June gold 128.70 down 10c silver 4.40 2 down 8c July platinum 156.40 down 4.60 May copper 68.5c down 2 2c May wheat 3.32% up 34c May corn 2.72 up 134c May soybeans 4.60 up 2c June live cattle 46.80 down 27c June live hogs 51.67 up 62c May pork bellies 76.92 down 23c June fresh eggs 48.15c down 0.45c May Maine potatoes 9.65 limit down 50c May plywood 147.10 down 3.90 May cotton 63.8c up 0.93c May sugar 14.19c up 0.18c
U.S. trade data show a sharp turn from a surplus to a deficit in the first quarter of 1976 as imports climb 12 percent. Officials note the growth may curb inflation, while workers and firms warn of increased foreign competition and job displacements.
The Salt River Project will switch to power saver time from May 3 to October 3 to cut energy use during peak heat. Most offices move to 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. while customer service offices keep current hours for convenience.
The Cotton Warehouse Association of America convention opens at Camelback Inn focusing on cotton prospects, market access and logistics. National Cotton Council president William D. Lawson III will speak, with Henry B. Thomas reporting on efficiency in receiving, compressing, storing and shipping.
Winston Salem AP reports that with 1.2 million graduates entering a job market with high unemployment the initial interview is pivotal. Charles Jennings of RJ Reynolds Industries and colleagues offer prep steps including tailored resumes, company research, HONEST answers, neat appearance, and thoughtful responses to questions.
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