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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1974

Page

6

International Executive Service Corps gains foreign support

Panama City report notes IESC celebrates its 10th year with 245 foreign sponsors across 27 countries accounting for about 10 percent of funding. U.S. firms contribute 1 000 to 15 000 annually for 800 projects this year while grants from foundations and two foreign governments also aid. Projects last up to three months and half occur in Latin America with the rest in Mideast Africa and the Far East.

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NYSE Closing Quotations Update Near Year's End

Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange close with varied gains and losses across many names including Alcoa, Allied, AmCan, Boeing, Bell, and Caterpillar. The period shows mixed percentages with notable activity in chemical, steel, and aerospace sectors.

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Wall Street Charter Dip Deepens Market Losses

European downturn hits banks and U.S. inflation outlook favors continued weakness in bonds. The market ends with broad declines as traders reassess Fed easing prospects amid euro loss and sharp stock selloff led by financials and industrials.

Uncertain Outlook for Gold Says Bank Official

A bank official warns that the future holds high uncertainty for gold as market conditions shift. The remark underscores volatility in precious metals amid global economic signals and policy changes.

Selected stocks on the American Exchange at close

New York report lists select American Stock Exchange stocks finishing the trading day with various gains and losses. The brief notes notable moves among listed companies as investors closed positions and assessed market sentiment.

New York American Stock Exchange

Dow Jones Averages Rise with Broad Market Gains

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 670.76, up 22.76 points. The Transport, Utilities, and Stocks indices rose as well with gains of 3.17, 0.20, and 5.51 points respectively, on total sales of 14.21 million shares.

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Airline service tied to airline profits study by consultant

Chicago consultant Dennis Johnson reports that among 11 major U S airlines the four with best profits last year had fewer passenger service complaints than the six lower profit carriers. Pan American and Eastern posted losses with higher complaint rates. Continental had few complaints but low margins. Johnson cites CAB figures and notes Delta Continental service focus influences ratings.

New York UPI Chicago Dennis Johnson National Airlines Braniff Airlines Continental Airlines Johnson Pan American Eastern Civil Aeronautics Board Delta Western United Northwest TWA American National Braniff Continental

Market rally on Fed reserve cut boosts New York stocks

New York trading gains as the Dow rises 22.76 to 670.76 amid Fed cut in bank reserve requirements freeing about 400 million in reserves. S&P 500 climbs to 70.69 as investors weigh policy signals and President Ford meets economists ahead of the September economic summit.

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Exchange trip to Mexico City and Acapulco planned

The Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce sponsors a business exchange trip to Mexico City and Acapulco from November 6 to 10 open to all members. Cost is 765 dollars per couple and covers round trip air travel, hotel stays, meals, transfers, baggage handling, tips, and taxes with all meals and receptions included.

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