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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
2
The report lists the 15 most active stocks trading on the New York Exchange. Names include Hatemay La, Kivmray Corp, Avon Prod, and NBD LS, with varied trading volumes such as 200,500 and 194200 shares.
A dense OCR list shows mutual funds, balances, and quotes from many funds and brokers. Names like American, Anchor, Founders, Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, and Putnam appear with various prices, yields, and fund codes, interspersed with brokerages and indices.
Chicago grain prices move unevenly with wheat corn and soybeans listed for July through December contracts. Reading shows shows modest gains and losses, with soybeans trading around 6.27 to 6.30 and corn near 2.08 to 2.14, reflecting a quiet trading day for the futures board.
AP analysis notes rising food costs driven by soy and cattle feed prices, with meat prices climbing amid weather and supply shocks. It highlights conflicting U S price controls and policy shifts, and the lack of coordination between government actions and market signals.
The article argues credit is essential for buying a home and goods, challenging the view women are poorer credit risks. It discusses the move toward simple annual interest and compares costs across lenders, noting savings tied to savings accounts or insured instruments. It highlights price factors, convenience, and the role of banks, credit unions, and savings institutions in shaping loan terms.
David W. Mann elected president of the Southern Engineering Society for 1072 to 1074 term. Other officers include John Working as 1st vice president Milon Pepeler Jr as 2nd vice president, Hubert Johnson secretary treasurer, and chairmen Rene Galmiche Allen Clapper Charles Wink Stanley Gossard Horace Kefangar Samuel Bridwell Karl Gebelmptoy Charles McRingey. New cement firm planned with Lowes State Industries and Lac Parge as partners to base in the Southeast with existing Roanoke and Birmingham plants.
Maryland official authorizes the Antietam Bank Company to form and open later this year. Plans include a facility on Route 40 east of Chewsville Punkstown Road and a list of local business leaders as organizers.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department orders a reduction in force within the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service cutting up to 3000 employees this week. The move follows the elimination of the Rural Environmental Assistance Program canceled last winter.
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