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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1975
Page
5
An Algerian invitation shapes a four day OPEC meeting of oil, finance and foreign ministers in Algiers. They plan to discuss a proposed first summit, direct talks with importers, price linkage to commodities, recycling petrodollars, and a potential oil revenue impact from currency revaluations.
Richmond AP reports NASD representative interdealer prices on Virginia corporate securities dated Thursday January 23 1975. Bonds and banks insurance listings include BB T Eliz Riv TD Va Toll Cent Nat Corp Dom Bokshrs Fid Corp Am Bokshrs First Col Life First & Merch Home Beneficiary NB Corp Southn Bokshrs Swestra Life Va Bokshrs Va Nat Bokshrs and various misc entries with bid and asked quotes and percentage changes.
A jumble of school lunch offerings lists meals across Frederick County and Warren County schools. Menus include cheese sandwiches, beef barbecue on bun, chili with cole slaw, fish squares, spaghetti with meat sauce, hot dogs, chicken, macaroni and cheese, and various vegetables, fruits, and desserts with milk.
West Germany and Bonn bankers move to block a potential 14 percent Kuwait stake and 39 percent Flick holding in Daimler Benz to prevent Middle East majority control. Chancellor Schmidt backs a vigilante investment guard with safeguards and possible veto power, citing strategic importance of the auto maker. The piece notes Foreign investment and American involvement in German industry and recalls Fort Knox housing the Patton Museum.
TVA officials report that the board postponed approving proposed pay raises while noting President Ford’s 5 percent limit for federal employees this year. The draft increases span from about 4.80 to 7.70 dollars for certain craft workers, with old scales at 4.35 and 7.70.
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