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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1983
Page
13
The Dow Jones industrial average gains 5.18 to 1,273.98 in early trading as advances outpace declines about 4 to 3 on the NYSE. Telephony shares stay in focus after news of the breakup of Telephone & Telegraph, with AT&T variants trading amid restructuring.
On the first day of when issued trading six weeks before the Bell breakup takes effect, eight new Bell System companies dominated activity on the NYSE and regional markets. More than 14 million shares traded, about one eighth of total volume. AT&T led gains as the most traded new issue, closing higher after opening around 19.2 a share. other regional spinoffs quoted in the 55 to 70 dollar range. Analysts noted many small investors awaited initial evaluations of the baby Bells before committing.
The National Association of Business Economists said 1984 should see growth and falling unemployment, but warned 1985 could slow if Congress does not reduce budget deficits. Retail executives anticipate a bright Christmas season amid strong economy and low inflation. Sears and Kmart expect solid sales gains.
Washington AP report says consumer groups including Action for Children’s Television and Public Citizen urge the FTC to ban alcohol advertising aimed at young people and problem drinkers. They claim the industry spends over $1 billion yearly to promote drinking and cite ads from Crown Royal Steel Schnapps and Michelob as evidence.
Officials say they will follow a Public Utilities Commission audit urging Columbia Gas of Ohio to cut costs by purchasing cheaper natural gas from Ohio suppliers. The Touche Ross and Co study identified 15 areas where customers’ money could have been saved.
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