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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1974
Page
6
Readout shows prominent shares from Alcan to Xerox with price levels and daily changes. Notable names include Am Airlines, CocaCola, Exxon, IBM, Gulf, Boeing, Shell, and Texaco, indicating broad sector activity on the NYSE at 2 pm.
Dean Witter & Co urges a selective investment approach for common stocks as the Dow hovers in the 600s to 700s. The firm warns the Dow could dip to 580 but prefers not to invest heavily above 700 in coming months. Argus Research notes modest downside risk in cement stocks with low price levels and high yields despite lower earnings.
London gold 181.50 up 2.50 Dec silver 423.8 down 0.18 oz Jan Bisson 171.00 down Dec pee 59.2 down 0.1 lb Dec wheat 4.67% down 0.14% bushel Dec corn 3.46 down 0.10 bushel Tan soybeans 7.38 down 0.30 bushel Dec live cattle 39.12 unchanged cwt Dec live hogs 40.75 up 0.03 cwt Dec fresh eggs 54.55 down 1.25 doz Fed pork bellies 63.22 up 1.35 cwt May Maine potatoes 5.10 down 0.10 cwt Dec cotton 40.26 down 1.80 lb Jan plywood 104.20 up 0.20 thous sq ft.
A Copley News Service column explains gold as a world commodity and hedge against inflation, noting long term versus short term goals, liquidity risks, and plans for certificates and future retail availability. It says gold ownership hinges on broader approval and outlines potential buying channels and costs.
An ASU Bureau of Business and Economic Research study notes that good communications are the overriding characteristic of productive organizations. The 124 page volume by Drs. William Ruch and James Hershauer analyzes how interacting factors affect worker performance. copies cost $5 and are available at the research bureau.
AT and T shares fell 2.53 to 43 in delayed New York trading after the government filed an antitrust suit against the nation's largest publicly held company. The market opened mixed as the Dow slipped early then edged up to 611.39 with many issues advancing and declining in tandem.
Arizona's economy grows in 1974 despite national recession driven by diversification into tourism copper mining agriculture and manufacturing. Manufacturing remains leading industry with 110200 jobs in September up 1000 from 1973, wages over a billion dollars, and output near 2.3 billion. Machinery dominates 34 percent of manufacturing output.
The Common Market plans a joint $3 billion loan from Arab oil exporters to recycle oil proceeds and ease Europe’s oil payments. Italy likely first to request funds, with France and Britain as next candidates as they face inflation and deficits amid higher petroleum prices.
IRS District Director Robert M. McKeever warns Arizona taxpayers about penalties for improper use of Form W-4E exemption certificates. The guide outlines who may qualify, when to revoke exemptions, and the need to report tax liability projections, with service lines for further help.
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