Savings Bonds Rally Echoes 1776 Spirit
A bold call to support U S Savings Bonds invokes founding era patriotism urging citizens to invest in national finance. Officials emphasize loyalty to the republic and the goal of funding wartime and postwar recovery while honoring historical ideals of liberty and duty.
Commodity Closings From Madda Trading Co
London gold 138.00 down 0.25 oz MM Dec gold 137.00 down 2.70 oz Dec silver 4.09 down 0.10 oz Jan platinum 145.00 down 2.50 or Dec copper 52.8 down 0.4 lb Dec wheat 3.42 down 0.04 bushel Dec corn 2.71 down 0.02 bushel Jan soybeans 4.85 half down 0.02 bushel Dec live cattle 47.65 down 0.75 cwt Dec live hogs 53.45 down 0.90 cwt Feb pork bellies 78.00 down 2.00 cwt Dec fresh eggs 0.578 down 0.004 doz May potatoes 9.55 up 0.33 cwt Jan plywood 134.50 down 0.40 thousand sq ft Dec cotton 0.564 down 0.01 lb Mar sugar 0.1314 down 0.0014 lb Market not closed on above items.
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Steve's Bike Shop Closes Over Minors Employment Rules
In Van Nuys Steve Shakita 13 ran Steve's Bike Shop from his family's garage until a state Labor Relations Board inspector ruled the minor violated unlawful employment laws. The shop shut, and now Steve seeks new work while his mother defends his playful venture as keeping him out of trouble.
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Banks Announce Major Reorganizations and Exec Appointments
The Arizona Bank names new executive committees with Robert L. Matthews leading the earning asset division and William P. Margolf heading the operations division. First Federal Savings reshuffles senior management with Ernest Modzelewski as executive VP of finance and administration and Gene Thomas as executive VP for lending operations. Richard Mundt opens a sales seminar office in Phoenix.
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Hughes workers vote on pact in secret ballots
Federal Mediator Guy Parent said secret ballots were mailed to about 2,000 Hughes Aircraft machinists and aerospace workers idled by a Oct. 30 strike. Ballots due weekend and returned by Monday may approve a pact with return to work planned for Monday, Dec. 8 if ratified by Wednesday.
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