Chicago Livestock Prices Report Friday Receipts
Chicago hogs receipts 4 500 with butchers 25 to 50 lower. Mixed weight hogs sold 24.00 to 29.00. sows down to 20.25 to 23.09. boars 20.00 to 20.50. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers and heifers active. steers up to 50 higher, cows and bulls steady. Prime steers 429.75-30.25. heifers 28.60 to 39.00. cows 6.50 to 19.00. Sheep 100 head. lambs 26.00 to 29.50.
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Senate Rejects Bill To Curb Foundations
The Senate voted 69 to 18 to strike a provision from the tax reform bill that would have forced existing foundations to dispose of assets or face taxes after 40 years. New foundations would gain tax exemption for 40 years from creation. Senator Albert Gore urged preserving the 40 year limit, arguing foundations often serve as tax havens for wealthy founders.
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Investment guidance for long term gains and mutual funds
A reader asks about using a $6,000 future annuity for growth. The response favors equity-based investments for long term capital appreciation, suggesting a reliable broker and growth-oriented mutual funds for diversification. It warns against short term Treasuries or pure bonds and emphasizes matching investments to long term goals.
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Dartmouth Townhouses Project Near Start After Funding Talks
Financial hurdles for the 60 unit Dartmouth Townhouses near Albany and Watt streets in Schenectady may be resolved. William T. Westcott of the Schenectady County Chamber of Commerce said HUD indicated extra funds could be allowed if plans are changed to a turnkey approach. The project is a joint effort of the Schenectady Municipal Housing Authority and the Schenectady County Housing Development Council Inc. The nonprofit council could allow the authority to acquire the project at a lower cost under the turnkey process.
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London Plans Defense Talks With Libya
British Ambassador Donald Maitland will lead talks with Libya's new government on defense relations. The discussions may last up to a year and include closing Tobruk and El Adem bases. The old regime had large British arms orders. future deals are uncertain. The United States may be asked to vacate Wheelus Air Base near Tripoli.
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Ireland’s Agriculture Exports Lead National Trade
About sixty percent of Ireland’s total exports come from agricultural products. The statistic underscores farming’s central role in the economy and export activity.
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Consumer’s Question Box Answers For Puzzled Buyers
Margaret Dana discusses banana pricing at 12 cents a pound or four pounds for 49 cents. She suggests possible causes including intentional price tricks or clerical arithmetic error and notes the profit from small errors is usually not worth the risk.
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A week into the AFL C IO boycott of General Electric most merchants report no change in GE sales. In Berkshire Massachusetts the strike and boycott have caused noticeable hardship with merchants noting a 25 percent drop in business and the Pittsfield store acknowledging substantial effects. GE says 5000 striking workers at Pittsfield face a weekly payroll loss near 1 million dollars. Negotiations in New York with 12 unions produced no progress and a new meeting was scheduled. The coalition is led by the International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers seeking a 90 cent per hour raise over 30 months.
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Peace Day Approved By U N
United Nations proposes a Day for Peace in which all states review arms spending for 24 hours and redirect funds to economic and social development. The idea suggests one day could see over 500 million dollars in arms costs redirected, amid discussions of a Disarmament Decade and a Second Development Decade by Secretary-General U Thant.
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Police recover stolen car in Troy
A car reported stolen Tuesday was recovered Thursday by Troy police. The vehicle owned by Ted Butler of 502 Lansing Ave. was found by Sgt. Robert J. Talarico on Seventh Avenue between Jacob and Hutton Streets.
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Soaps and Detergents Biodegradability Since 1965
Since 1965 all detergents sold in the United States have been biodegradable. The industry led the research to achieve this. Before 1965 the main complaint was foaming, which was unsightly but not toxic or dangerous in drinking water.
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Phonograph Return Complaint Seeks Help From BBB
A reader reports a defective phonograph bought for a child and returned under warranty with a $3 handling fee. After months with no reply, advice suggests contacting the local Better Business Bureau and the U S Postal Inspector for further action.
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Margaret Dana invites reader questions on buying
Margaret Dana welcomes questions and comments on buying. Questions about buying should be directed to the Consumer's Question Box in care of this newspaper, with responses used as often as possible in the Before You Buy column.
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Halfmoon Chamber of Commerce Organizing Meeting
The Halfmoon Chamber of Commerce plans a formal organization Monday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Hall Grooms Road. Charter members and officers will report on incorporation draft bylaws and constitution while Attorney David L Riebel reviews the charter and dues of 25 dollars annually or semi annually are due.
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Blacks Seize Harvard University Hall in Protest
About 50 to 100 Black protesters took over Harvard University’s administrative hub, University Hall, shortly before opening. They barred access with wooden bars and disrupted work, though Harvard disputed reports of violence. Dean Ernest R. May warned of possible trespass charges if they stayed.
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