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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1972

Page

11

Avnet Seen as Undervalued with Growth in Electronics Markets

Investor note discusses Avnet's rise after acquisitions expanding into electrical and electronic products, replacement parts for TVs and autos, and a growing aftermarket. It cites 9 months ending March 31 sales at 2.6 million, earnings of 78 cents per share, and a quote implying the stock at about 11 times 1972 estimates.

Avnet B.S. A Nyse Roger Spear Roger E. Spear Montana Standard Grand Central Station New York N.Y

Prices Drift Higher on Wall Street as Unemployment Steady

In a day of fluctuating trading the Dow rose 0.67 to 961.39 while the NYSE index edged up to 60.95. The market saw 59 new yearly highs and 52 new lows amid volume of 15.41 million on the Big Board and mixed gains across major indicators as analysts cited profit taking and macro data. The NASDAQ rose to 133.52 with Time leading big blocks and Curtiss-Wright volume leader on the NYSE.

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Market snapshot and futures for livestock and stocks

Sioux City notes hogs up 25.75 with hogs and cattle prices summarized. Chicago Mercantile futures show live cattle and feeder cattle moves with detailed bid, high, low and close. bond and mutual fund data accompany theUS markets section.

Beef Futures Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange New York

Livestock Quotations from Omaha Market Friday

Omaha livestock quotations list hogs cattle and sheep prices by weight class with movements from 25 to 75 cents higher for hogs, steady to higher for heavier weights, and steady to higher for sows. Cattle and calves prices shown by class with estimates for next week and regional commodity values included.

Sioux City, Iowa USDA U. S Omaha Neb

Mutual funds show varied performance across periods

Investment data lists fund values or yields with figures 0.58 15.25 10.89 17.88 14.87 9.53 1.78, indicating diverse returns. No context on fund names or dates is provided.

Portland Grain Exchange notices steady bid prices

The Portland Grain Exchange reports Friday bids for No. 1 bulk Wheat 1.76 delivered coast Soft White. Hard Red Winter 1.66 to 1.68. Dark Northern Spring export 1.92. No. 2 Barley 48.50. Corn No. 2 yellow eastern 59.00. Oats No. 2 western 55.50-56.00. Barley No. 2 western 49-50. Grain sorghum 56.00-56.50. Car receipts listed Wheat 46 Flour 7 Corn 2 Feed 2.

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Seattle Grain Prices and Puget Sound Car Receipts

Cash Wheat prices listed for Soft White White Club and Hard Winter. Yellow Corn bulk No 2 bid and asked 58.00. Barley bulk No 2 bid 49.00 and asked 50.00. Puget Sound car receipts note Wheat and Oats totals.

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Governor sees no need to raise income taxes in Montana bid

Gov. Forrest H. Anderson says no increase in personal income taxes is needed to fund the 1973-75 state budget. He directs agency heads to base requests on department needs, not desires, and hints there may be no two-mill statewide property tax for general government this year. The two-year general fund revenue is projected at $191.4 million with income taxes providing about half.

Anderson J. D. Holmes Capitol Helena Forrest H. Anderson Montana

EPA Allows Ford Cars Conditional Certification Amid Testing Controversy

EPA chief William Ruckelshaus released a plan to let Ford distribute 1973 cars without sale if they pass a 4,000 mile interim test intended to predict success on the standard 50,000 mile certification. Ford reported earlier testing was improperly conducted, risking production shutdown and job losses. An EPA aide noted possible criminal probe over the faulty test procedures.

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Helena deputy chosen for Montana DNR Deputy director

Ted Doney of Helena was named deputy director of Montana's Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. He previously served two years as senior legal analyst for the State Executive Reorganization Office.

Helena Ted Doney Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Gary Wicks Doney State Executive Reorganization Office

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