A-12 DAILY ESCONDIDO, TIMES- CALIFORNIA JANUARY 29, THURSDAY 1970 Today's weather Midwest basks in warm wind By United Press International A springlike day in the Midwest melted much of the area's snow cover and established high temperature records Wednesday. Below-freezing temperatures and more snow were expected in parts of the area today. Oklahoma City had a high of 82 Wednesday and the only thing drifting from the skies was blowing sand. Today the In Escondido TEMPERATURES Wednesday's Wednesday's low high 72 RAINFALL Since July 1 2.89 inches Since Jan. 1 1 1.02 inch SUNRISE SUNSET Thursday 6:47 a.m.
5:16 Friday 6:47 a.m. 5:16 p.m. city braced for snow and snow flurries. Fifty mile an hour winds whipped flames through the downtown district of Swanton, on the Canadian border early today. Gov.
Deane C. Davis declared Swanton a disaster area after firemen from 25 communities in Vermont and New York could not stop the fire from destroying the downtown area. Record high temperatures were set Wednesday in San Angelo and Abilene, 85 and 82 respectively. Fort Smith, had a record 79, St. Louis, established a 76-degree.
record, Springfield, with 71, and Springfield, with 67, each set a record, and Cairo, had a record-tying 69. Southland Forecasts By Associated Press ESCONDIDO AND NORTH COUNTY: Some high clouds but mostly sunny day and clear nights. Local strong gusty northeast winds below canyons decreasing tonight and Friday. Low tonight 28 to 42. Slightly warmer, Friday with highs 65 to 75.
MOUNTAIN AREAS Some high clouds but mostly sunny Friday. Strong gusty east to northeast winds decreasing tonight and Friday. Warmer Friday. INTERIOR AND DESERT REGIONSSome high clouds but mostly sunny and clear Friday. Local gusty northerly winds mainly Colorado River Valley decreasing tonight and Friday.
Low tonight 20 to 35 upper 28 to 38 lower valleys. A little warmer Friday with highs 50 to 62 upper, 62 to 72 lower valleys. LOS ANGELES AREA- -Mostly sunny day and clear night Friday. Low tonight 42 civic center to low 30s colder suburbs. High Friday 68.
POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER Small craft warnings displayed entire area. Local east to northeast winds 15 to 30 knots below coastal canyons decreasing tonight and Friday. Otherwise variable winds 5 to 15 knots. Sunny days and clear nights but some high clouds. Locally cooler tonight and a little cooler Friday.
SAN FERNANDO AND SAN NARDINO VALLEYS -Some high clouds but mostly sunny Friday. Strong gusty northeast winds below canyons decreasing tonight and Friday. Low tonight mostly 30s but locally to 28 wind sheltered locations. Slightly warmer Friday with highs 67 to 75. Nation's Temperatures By Associated Press High Low Pr.
Albany, cloudy 40 35 .15 Albuquerque, clear 52 19 Atlanta, cloudy 69 55 Bismarck, snow 27 9 .04 Boise, cloudy 40 27 Boston, cloudy 34 Buffalo, fog 36 .10 Charlotte, cloudy 53 Chicago, cloudy 55 36 Cincinnati, cloudy 46 Cleveland, cloudy 39 .28 Denver, clear 14 Des Moines, snow 20 Detroit, cloudy 49 38 .12 Fairbanks, snow -13 -18 .04 Fort Worth, clear 83 45 Tides THURSDAY First high 1:26 a.m. 4.8 First low 8:20 a.m. 1.8 Second high 1:38 p.m. 3.0 Second low 7:02 p.m. 1.8 FRIDAY First high 2:20 a.m.
4.9 First low 10:08 a.m. 1.4 Second high 4:02 p.m. 2.6 Second low 7:50 p.m. 2.3 Helena, cloudy 31 20 Honolulu, clear 84 72 Indianapolis, cloudy 73 33 Jacksonville, clear 76 60 Juneau, rain 38 36 Kansas City, cloudy 61 31 Los Angeles, clear 35 Louisville, clear 47 Memphis, cloudy 74 54 Miami, clear 75 Milwaukee. cloudy 35 cloudy 18 New Orleans, cloudy 81 67 New York, cloudy 47 39 Okla.
City, clear 69 34 Omaha, clear 43 16 Philadelphia, cloudy 43 36 Phoenix, clear 32 Pittsburgh, rain 48 Ptind, rain 26 Ptind, fog 32 Rapid City, clear 35 14 Richmond, clear 53 41 St. Louis, clear 76 36 Salt Lk. City, clear 34 14 San Diego, clear 67 40 San cloudy 57 48 Seattle, cloudy 45 35 Tampa, clear 79 60 Washington, cloudy 49 38 Winnipeg, cloudy 23 -13 Trace Mutual Funds New York Cntry 12.47 13.48| INVEST 4.39 4.80 -Following is a list Cwn Dal GROUP: Puritan 9.46 10.23 of bid and asked Cwn Div IDSND 4.88 5.31 PUTNAM prices on Mutual DeVgh 61.92 61.92 IDSPr 4.82 5.23 FUNDS: the NASD Inc. 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6.30 Fid Trnd 22.72 24.83 Ling Fd 4.74 5.18 Sovr In 12.75 13.96 AXE HOUGHTON: FINANCIAL LOOMIS Spectra 8.83 9.68 A 5.83 6.34 PROGRAMS: SAYLES: St Farm 5.19 5.19 Fnd 7.42 8.07 Dyn 6.28 6.88 Can Int 41.65 41.65 State St 44.00 44.75 Stk Fnd 6.07 6.63 Ind 3.91 4.28 Cap Dv 10.46 10.46 STEADMAN Axe Sci 4.80 5.22 Inc 5.96 6.52 Mut 13.36 13.36 FUNDS: Babson 8.52 8.52 Vent 8.21 8.99 Manhtn 7.17 7.84 Am Ind 10.53 11.64 Beacon 14.01 14.01 1st Invds 8.65 948 Mass Fd 10.36 11.32 Fidcy 6.88 7.64 Berger 9.12 9.12 1st FVa 10.06 10.99 Mass Gr 11.86 12.96 Sci Gr 4.31 4.72 Blair Fd 11.45 12.51 1st InG 9.25 10.14 Mass Tr 14.11 15.42 STEIN ROE FDS Bn Stk 6.31 6.90 1st IS 8.22 9.01 Mates 5.32 5.32 Bal 18.68 19.63 Bost St 7.84 8.57 Fst Multi 9.15 9.29 Mather 11.56 11.56 Cap 13.34 13.34 Bost Fdn 10.50 11.48 Fst Nat 7.27 7.95 McDon 8.36 9.16 Stock 13.28 13.28 Fd 7.83 8.56 Fst Sierr 41.45 45.45 Mid Am 6.46 7.06 Sup Inv 6.69 7.33 Bost Broad St 12.70 13.73 Fletchr 7.08 Mdys Cp 13.72 14.99 Sup Insm 9.41 10.38 Bullock 13.75 15.06 Fletchr 6.42 Mdys Fd 13.17 14.39 Syncro 10.38 11.34 CG Fund 8.47 9.16 Fla Grth 6.93 7.57 MORTON FDS: Ap 18.26 19.96 TMR Cdn Fd 18.63 20.15 Fnd Gr 5.55 6.06 MIF Fd 7.78 8.41 Tchers 9.14 9.52 Capamr 7.87 8.63 Foundrs 7.68 8.39 MIF Gth 5.35 5.78 Tech Tchnic Fd 5.91 6.99 7.62 6.46 Cap Inv 4.18 4.58 Foursq Muom gr 24.91 Cap Shrs 6.57 7.20 FRANKLIN Muom in Tower Tmpltn 6.11 27.22 6.68 Cent Shr 10.47 11.44 CUSTODIAN: Mut Shrs 15.24 15.24 Com 6.62 7.07 Mut Tr 2.36 2.36 Transm 7.24 7.87 CHANNING FUNDS: Gwth 9.45 10.36 Nea Mut 10.28 10.49 Trav Eq 9.74 10.64 10.67 11.66 Util 5.93 6.50 Nat Ws 9.45 10.22 Tudor 15.71 17.17 Balan Com St 1.50 1.64 Inc 2.07 2.27 Nat Ind 9.93 9.93 20th CG 3.92 4.28 5.62 6.14 Freedm 7.70 8.42 Nat Inv 7.73 8.36 20th CI 4.00 4.37 Gwth Incom 6.95 7.60 FdMt dp 9.75 9.75 NAT SEC SER: Unified 9.55 10.44 2.63 2.87 Fund Am 9.16 10.01 Balan 9.93 10.85 Unifund 9.26 10.12 Specl CHASE GROUP: Gen Sec 9.72 9.72 Bond 5.26 5.75 UNITED FUNDS 8.36 9.14 GibrGr 13.11 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10.78 11.78 Hedge 12.16 13.33 One Wm 14.46 14.46 Wsh Mut 11.46 12.52 FUNDS: Cap 9.23 10.09 Heritge 2.85 3.11 ONeil 14.47 15.39 WELLINGTON Inc 8.77 9.58 Horace 14.72 15.33 Opph 7.16 7.83 GROUP: 8.25 8.95 Hubshn 6.21 6.79 Pace Fd 10.32 11.28 Expir 24.44 26.00 Inv ISI Gr 5.07 5.54 Penn Sq 7.35 7.35 Ivest 14.67 16.03 COMMWLTH TRUST: ISI Inc 4.25 4.64 Penn 7.46 7.46 Morgan 9.87 10.79 1.36 1.47 Impact 8.28 9.05 Phila Fd 13.99 15.33 Tchniv 7.64 1.59 1.72 Imp Cap 9.07 9.86 Pilgrm 9.66 10.56 Trust 11.71 12.80 15.84 Imp Gr 7.35 7.99 Pilot 7.05 7.70 Well 10.92 11.93 Comp As 14.45 7.72 8.46 Inc Bost 6.67 7.31 Pine St 10.23 10.23 Wndsr 8.92 9.75 Comp CP Bd 8.25 8.97 Ind Fnd 9.21 10.07 Pion Ent 7.31 7.99 West Ind 6.90 7.54 Comp Comp Fd 8.66 9.41 Ind Trnd 11.49 12.56 Pion Fd 12.1313.26 Whthl 13.40 8.74 14.64 9.55 ComStk 4.80 5.25 Ind Am 5.79 6.33 Planned 10.62 11.61 Wincap Concrd 14.28 14.28 6.94 7.58 PRICE ROWE: Winfld 5.18 5.66 11.50 Integon 10.14 10.96 Gwth 24.22 24.22 Winscon 6.35 6.94 Cons Inv 10.75 InvC Am 12.38 13.53 nw Era 9.39 9.39 Worth 2.68 2.92 4.21 4.60 9.04 9.13 Inv Guid 9.10 9.10 Nw Hor 26.80 26.80 Ex Dividend Contrail Corp Ld 13.77 15.16| Inv Ind 11.08 11.08| Pro Fd 10.09 10.09 Stock split. Sylvia Porter: Overhaul needed Fourth in a series of five Our methods of delivering medical care range, in the majority of U.S.
hospitals, from outmoded to obsolete. Most of us are not receiving increasingly high quality health care in return for our increasingly inflated health care bills. We have reached the crisis point and now virtually all experts agree we must completely overhaul our hospitals or face even steeper spiraling of our health care costs. And this overhaul must come soon. WHAT'S NEEDED? -Really effective area-wide and city-wide health planning.
This is a desperate need, for while there are more than 90 federally backed regional health planning agencies in operation, almost all are virtually powerless to force hospitals to follow their recommendations. Wasteful duplication of costly facilities and little-used specialized services are commonplace the nation over. -Automation in our hospitals. There is absolutely no reason why computers should not take over a wide variety of chores ranging from laboratory record keeping to inventory control. In many cases, hospitals in a given area can band together to share computer services and achieve big savings on costs.
-Far greater controls over hospital costs by representatives of larger users the federal government, health insurers, labor unions. Amounts paid for hospital services should not be simply the amounts the hospitals FINANCE happen to charge but should be directly linked to the amount and quality of the care provided. One approach would be "utilization review committees" which screen unnecessary admissions, overuse of services, other costly excesses. In hospitals which have such committees, the average hospital stay has been reduced by as much as a full day. -More incentives to hospitals to reduce costs or at least to hold the line.
For instance, on a pilot basis, the Social Security Administration is now offering to hospitals serving Medicare patients cash reimbursements for up to 50 per cent of the savings the hospitals can achieve in various types of services. Other fascinating experiments in this area of incentives should be pursued. -Much deeper exploration of the "campus" approach to health care, in which health facilities hospitals, doctors' offices, mental health centers, etc. are grouped in one place. This would make the maximum use of available manpower.
-Similarly, multiplication of neighborhood health centers to provide in one place a full range of outpatient especially in areas where no decent medical services facilities now exist. and actually build new types of -And we must design facilities for which there i is a proven need. It's health care estimated that as many as one-half of the patients now confined at enormous cost in our general hospitals are only half-sick and could be well served by less intensive "extended care" facilities. American Hospital Supply Corp. projects a demand The for 50,000 to 200,000 extended care hospital beds in the U.S.
within the next five years. In response to this need, it has collaborated with the office of the late architect Mies van der Rohe to design a prototype "packaged hospital." In this new type facility, says the AHSC, the cost of constructing a hospital bed could be slashed to $17,000 half the cost of a bed in a general hospital and the cost per patient day also could be slashed in half. I cannot resist crying out in print: when will we stop "studying" ways to reduce hospital costs and start applying methods which we already know to be effective? When will we start actually to build new type facilities which we know will dramatically slash health expenses? When will we stop dissipating the extra billions we are spending for health care in inefficiency and duplication and start using them instead to raise the quality of medical care? WHEN? WHEN? Market Today's Closing New York Stocks York Stocks decline speeds NEW YORK (UPI)-The stock market was mowed down by another round of selling today in moderately active trading. In the fifth consecutive setback, the UPI Market Indicator, measuring all stocks traded, was off 1.34 per cent near the final gong on 1,552 issues crossing the tape. Declines outdistanced advances, 1,064 to 274.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average of 30 selected blue chips, which edged still closer to its 1966 bear market low of about 745, lost 10.49 to 748.35. Occidental Petroleum and American Airlines were among the most active issues. The latter traded an early block of 120,000 shares at 24 3-4, off 1 1- 2. Other heavily traded stocks included Gulf Oil, down 7-8 near the close, Occidental Petroleum, off 1 1-2; and Control Data, down 3 1-4 despite a higher 1969 net. Purex plunged 6 in heavy turnover near the close after reporting a lower second quarter net.
Prices also sagged on the American Stock Exchange in moderate turnover. American Exchange NEW YORK the American Aerojet Alld Control Am Pet ArkLaG 1.70 Brascan 1a BritPet Bundy Cp 1 Circle .40 Clary Corp Computest CreoleP 2.60 DayMn Dixlyn Corp Elcor Chem Equity Cp 5i Fed Resour Felmont Oil FinCpSB .20 Ford Can 2 Frontier Air A Cp 2k Gen Battery Greer Hy 1b Husky01 .30 Kaiser In 2k KirbyInd .35 Lee Ntl McCulCp 5k Means FW1 Mohwk Airl 5k New ParkM PacNwTel1 Pneum Dyn PubcoP Reeves Inds Shattuck Dn Solitron .20 StdMetal 5k Statham Ins Syntex Technelr .40 UnvCon Utah Sgr .80 Wst Nuclear (UPI) -Selected stocks on Stock Exchange. Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg. 8 14 14 8 149 55 49 103 12 11 8 19 34 25 122 32 20 6 9 114 5 5 95 6 6 1 2350 32 7 40 53 16 16 2 89 215 17 7 14 45 3 27 22 32 106 10 15 15 26 28 8 34 8 152 30 43 20 338 44 98 18 18 9 3 13 13 13 17 Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (AP) (FSMN) Grapefruit prices steady, Texas Reds 3.25-3.50. Lemons prices steady and unchanged.
Orange prices weaker. Central Calif. 1st grade: 40s-48s 3.00, 56s 3.25, 72s 3.40, 88s 3.75, 113s 4.00, 138s-163s 3.75, 180s 3.25, 210s 3.00; choice 48s and larger 2.75, 56s and 72s 2.90, 88s 3.00, 113s and smaller 2.85. California southern district 1st grade 56s and larger 4.25, 88s, 113s, 138s and 163s all 3.75, 180s 3.25. 210s 3.00; choice 88s and larger 3.00.
113s and smaller 2.90; Arizona 1st grade 48s and larger 3.25, 56s, 72s and 88s all 4.00, 113s 3.75, 138s and 163s 3.50, 180s 3.25, 210s 2.50: Arizona choice 48s and larger 2.85, 56s, 72s and 88s all 3.10, 113s 3.00, 138s and smaller 2.85. Sunkist Growers Inc. reported represen tative orange auction prices by size about steady. Sunkist 1st Grade: 48s 3.30, 56s 3.36, 72s 3.64. 88s 4.10, 113s 4.63.
138s 3.39. NEW YORK (UPI)-Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. Sales (hds) High Low Close Chg. --A A- AcmeMk 2g Adresso 1.40 Admiral Cp Air Prd Air Rd 1.15b AlcanAl 1.20 AllegCp All Lud 2.40 Allg Pw 1.32 All Ch 1.20 AlliedSt 1.40 Allis Chalm Alcoa 1.80 Am Hss Am Airl .80 AmBrands 2 A Brest 1.20 Am Can 2.20 AmCyan AmElec 1.64 Am Export A Home 1.40 AmHosp .24 A .90 AMetCx 1.40 Amer Motor Am NtGas 2 APhoto Smelt 1.90 Am Stand 1 A Sugar 1.60 2.60 Ametek Ampex Cp Ancda 2.20b ArmcoS 1.60 Armour 1.60 Arms Ck .80 Ashl Oil 1.20 Asso Trn .20 AtiRichfld 2 Atlas Corp AvcoCp 1.20 AvnetInc .40 1.36 BangorP .60 Bath Indust BeatFoods 1 Beckm BeechAr .75 .60 Bendix 1.60 Benguet Inc Beth Stl 1.80 Black 1.20 Boeing .40 Boise Borden 1.20 Borg Wr Bost Ed 2.08 Bourns Inc BraniffA .50 BriggS 2.40a Bris My 1.20 BrnShoe 11 Brunwk BucyEr 1.20 Budd Co .80 BulovaW .60 BurlInd 1.40 Burrghs .60 Camp 1.10 CanPac 3.20 CaroPL 1.46 CarrierC .60 CaterTr 1.20 Celanese 2 CenSoya .80 Cerro 1.60g Certain-t .80 Cessna ChmSP1 1.20 ChaseM 1.80 Ches Ohio 4 Chrysler 2 CinGsEl CIT Fin 1.80 CitiesSv 2.20 CleveEl 2.16 CocaCol 1.32 Colgate 1.30 Collins .80 ColIntst 1.60 CBS 1.40g Col Gas 1.68 ComSolv .40 Com Ed 2.20 Com Sat Cp ConsEd 1.80 ConsFd 1.10 ConsNG 1.76 Consm Pw 2 Cont Air .50 ConCan 2.20 Conti Oil Contrl Data 22 101 50 44 98 61 17 226 86 11 50 35 -1 47 20 367 69 94 25 143 40 1570 72 61 34 232 238 261 55 181 66 514 108 80 334 47 169 136 31 56 281 18 24 1279 20 149 96 28 87 25 6 46 46 46 229 31 133 12 875 90 96 129 -B B- 68 27 14 38 105 37 80 20 110 34 55 245 10 10 210 113 74 73 569 299 69 33 24 34 18 113 10 10 23 59 226 66 66 11 30 139 50 19 19 36 44 32 196 240 160 -C C- 39 34 16 66 66 54 30 22 33 33 201 130 52 49 37 44 19 19 132 19 18 13 46 132 18 877 49 116 37 361 68 72 32 108 82 294 44 113 16 33 203 137 27 344 25 138 231 38 134 295 156 81 118 11 54 191 1576 95 85 85 CornGl CoxBrdc .60 CPCIntl 1.70 Crane 1.60g CrowColl 4k CrownZ 1.60 CudahyCo 5i Curtiss Wr 1 Cyprus 1.40 DanRiv Dana Cp Dart In DaycoC 1.14 DayPLt 1.60 Deere 2 Del Mnt 1.10 Dennson .60 DetEdis 1.40 DiaShm 1.40 Diebold .48 Diner C1 .50 Disney DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 2.60 Dresser 1.40 DukeP 1.40 DuPont DuqneL 1.66 DynamC .40 EascoCp .90 Eastern Air East Kod la Eaton 1.40 ElPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1.20 Endicott Jn ESB In 1.20 EssxInt 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 Eversharp ExCell0 Faberge .40 FactorM .58 FairCam .50 FairHil Fairmont 1 Farah .80 Ferro Cp .70 Firestn 1.60 FirstNS Fleming .50 FlintkoteC 1 FlaPwr 1.60 FMC Cp .85 FdFairS .90 FordMt 2.40 For Mck .80 FreeptS 1.60 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC Cp GAF Cp .40 Gam Sk 1.30 Gannett .48 GnAOil Gen Dynm 1 Gn Elec 2.60 GnFood 2.60 Gen HostCp Gen Instr 2k GenMills .88 GnMot 3.40a PubU 1.60 Genteel .80 Gen Tel 1.52 GenTireCo1 Genesc 1.60 Ga Pac Getty01 Gillette 1.40 Glen Alden Global Mar Goodrh 1.72 GoodyrT .85 Grace Grand .80 GrantW 1.40 1.30 GrtNPa 1.60 GtNorRwy 3 Gt West Fin Gt WsUn .90 GreenGt .96 Greyhd Cp 1 Grumman 1 GulfM 2.80a Gulf Oil HammPap1 Harris Int 1 HeclaMn .70 Hercul 1.20b Hershy 1.10 Heublein .80 Hewltt .20 HiltonHotl 1 Hobart 1.20 Hoff Electn Hol Inns .20 43 219 219 -1 73 47. 85 31 31 4 38 89 23 23 113 30 12 43 17 48 -D D-- 23 25 22 410 49 33 20 58 31 113 69 113 104 123 69 69 89 226 143 143 16 52 51 51 133 68 54 6 27 27 156 115 24 61 --E E- 19 22 219 588 113 73 18 25 25 15 22 22 35 100 19 128 63 24 23 --F F- 51 29 9 753 41 37 38 24 21 20 21 149 4 31 122 12 12 13 67 48 106 21 21 23 18 18 301 66 149 67 -G G-- 173 127 15 3 11 61 82 27 374 120 80 80 51 123 272 669 156 11 436 28 42 19 29 149 41 45 195 106 54 695 266 70 25 24 53 55 78 6 37 114 48 25 9 25 414 16 16 32 2 68 1923 25 535 -H H- 11 23 65 65 63 63 107 30 107 24 34 82 291 100 342 52 50 -2 26 43 48 162 Pacific Exchange By United Press International The Pacific Coast Stock Exchange experienced a sharp decline at midmorning today as losers far outnumbered gainers.
With a volume of 219,500 shares traded. a total of only four issues were up, 41 were down and seven remained unchanged. The listed included: Admiral 12 1-2 dn 1-8, Allied Artists 10 1- 4 1-4, Amer Air 24 5-8 dn 1 5- 8. Beckman 47 dn 5-8, BorgWarner 23 5-8 dn 1-4, Budget Finance 17 dn 1, Cert-teed 19 1- 8 dn 5-8. Chrysler 27 1-8 up 1-8, cary 8 1-2 dn 1-4, Colorado Fuel 19 1-4 dn 1-8, Crestman 6 1-2 dn 1-8, Disney 144 1-2 dn 4 1-4, Flying Tiger 24 5-8 dn 7-8.
Ford 37 3-8 dn 5-8, Foremost 29 3-8, Fruehauf 34 1-4 dn 3-8, Gen Dynamics 26 1-8 dn 3-8. Gen Mtrs 65 dn 1-2, Gen Tire 18 3-4 dn 3-8, Hilton 49 5-8 dn 2 5-8. Kaiser Alum 33 7-8 dn 1-8, Kaiser Indus 17 1-4 dn 1-8, Lear 17 1-4 dn 3-8. Litton 25 up 1-4, Lockheed 17 5-8 up 1-8. Menasco 11, McDonnell Doug 22 1-4 dn 1- 8, Nat City Lines 15, N.R.
18 dn 1-8, Northrop 29, Occidental Pet 20 1-8 dn 1 3-8, 29 3-8, At A Glance STANDARD POOR'S INDEXES NEW YORK (UPI)-Standard Poor's hourly indexes for Thursday. (1941-43 equals 10). 425-Ind 20-RR 55-Util 500-Stks 11 a.m. 95.09 36.52 53.70 86.45 Noon 94.63 36.40 53.68 86.05 1 p.m. 94.33 36.35 53.56 85.78 2 p.m.
94.50 36.34 53.53 85.92 Close 94.20 36.35 53.57 85.69 Prev Close 95.46 36.61 53.89 86.79 NEW YORK STOCK SALES Approx final total 12.210.000 Previous day 10,510,000 Week ago 11,053,086 Month ago Holiday Year ago 13,013,550 Two years ago 10,597,480 Jan. 1 to date 208.029,070 1969 to date 254,661,741 1968 to date 273,436,858 DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES By United Press International 30-Ind 20-Tr 15-Util 65-Stks 11 a.m. 755.74 Noon 754.42 1 p.m. 750.13 2 p.m. 749.41 Close 748.35 Net chg.
Pet. chg. 15 MOST NEW YORK active stocks traded Stock Exchange Occidental Pet Gulf Oil Control Data Am Airlines Nat Cash Reg Am Tel Tel Texaco Polaroid Itek Corp Philips Pet Telex Corp Purex Corp Xerox Emery Air Fght University Compt Homestk .40 67 Honywl 1.20 208 HoovB 1.20a 18 HousLP 1.20 41 Howmet .70 131 --I Idaho 1.60 42 IdealBasic 1 24 IllCenIn 1.14 32 IllinPower 2 130 Imperial Cp 147 INA Cp 1.40 256 Ing Rand 2 45 Inland Stl 2 64 InspCopp 3a 118 I 4 536 IntHarv 1.80 110 IntMng 15 IntNick 1.20 306 Int Pap 266 1.05 449 Itek Corp 1074 --J JohnMv 1.20 84 JohnJn 249 JonLogn .80 13 Jones 1.35 20 Jostens I .60 16 JoyMfg 1.40 83 -K Kaiser Al 1 69 Kan CS In 2 9 Kan GE 1.40 122 KanPLt 1.18 12 KayserR .60 37 Kellogg 1.60 41 Kelsy-H 1.30 24 Kennmtl .80 2 Kennett 2.40 105 Kerr Mc 43 Kidde 104 KimbC1 2.20 42 KLM 2.48b 32 Kopper 1.60 17 Kraftco 1.70 66 Kresge .40 190 Kroger 1.30 114 -L Lear Sie .50 77 LehPCm .60 17 Leh Val Ind 45 Lehm 1.47d 35 LOF Co 2.80 102 Libby McNl 37 Ligg My 79 LingTm 1.33 84 LittnIn 759 Lockhd 1.20 103 LoewsTh .13 25 LoneSCem 1 35 LoneSG 1.12 60 Lou Nash 4a 2 Lucky St .80 267 Lukens Stl 1 14 LykesY 22 -M Macy 1 39 Mad 1.54d 140 Magnav 1.20 69 Mar Oil 1.60 60 MarcorInc1 155 Mar Mid 1.60 16 MarshF1.10 14. Mart Mr 1.10 135 Massey Fr1 x83 May DS 1.60 157 Maytag la 33 McCror 1.20 8 McDonD .40 160 McGr 1.40 23 McG H1 168 McLen 107 167.33 105.57 249.2€ MeadCorp 1 56 166.78 105.60 248.80 Memorex 181 165.95 105.70 247.71 MerckCo 2a 169 165.62 105.70 247.44 Inc 36 165.77 105.89 247.37 MidSoUt .96 76 1.60 185 MinnPL 1.20 19 Mo Pac A 5 3 ACTIVE STOCKS MobO1 2.20a 485 (UPI) The 15 most Monsan 1.80 276 the New York Motorola 1 82 on Mt Fuel 1.80 21 Thursday. Sales Close Chg.
MtStTel 1.36 21 257,400 20 MurpCo 1.20 x32 192,300 --N 157,600 85 Nat Airl .40 145 157,000 NatBisc 2.20 93 150,900 -12 Nt Cash 1.20 1509 127,900 NatDistil .90 74 Nat Gen .20 109 109,500 NatGyp 1.05 136 107,400 NLead 1.27b 264 107,200 NatSteel 87 104.500 Nev Pw 1.08 5 104,300 Newberry 1.48 13 103,100 NEngEl 62 102,400 56 NiagMo 1.10 203 99,800 6 37 NoAmRk 1.20 239 NoNtGs 2.60 134 No Pac 2.60 7 NoStPw 1.60 55 Nw Ban 1.20 16 OccidtiPet1 2574 OgdenCp .80 190 Ohio Ed 58 OklaGE 1.16 67 OklaNG 1.12 16 OlinCorp .88 50 OmarkIn 4k 6 10 OrRock 1.20 52 Otis El Co 2 54 Outbord M1 130 OwensC 1.40 153 OwenIll 1.35 725 --P Pac Gas 92 14 PacLtC 1.60 46 PacPet 80 PacPwr 1.28 27 1.20 26 79 Pan Am WA 395 J- Panhdl 1.60 36 28 Parke Dvs 1 374 163 160 Penn Centrl 417 52 52 Penney JC 1 164 PennDix .60 46 PennPL 1.60 56 PeopGs 1.96 83 K- PepsiCo 1 689 34 Pfizer 1.60a 239 36 36 Phelp 2.10 38 22 Phila El 1.64 115 Philip Mor 1 303 PhilPet 1.30 1072 41 Pillsbry 1.36 18 Polaroid .32 1095 PPGInd 1.40 24 2.60 65 92 92 PuSvC 1.06 46 35 1.64 125 68 Pullmn 2.80 35 PurexCp 1043 39 Purolat 1.60 7 --R Ralston .60 31 Raython .60 113 L- RCA Corp 1 372 18 17 17 Reading Co 32 13 Rep Stl 41 7 21 73 M- 35 17 26 38 RevlonIne 1 ReyMet 1.10 41 ReyTob 2.40 RiegelPap 1 RoanST Robshaw .70 RochG 1.20g RomH 1.60 32 Rohr Cp .80 RoyalDut 2b Safewy 1.10 StJosLd 1.80 StRegis 1.60 Sanders .30 Sang Ele .40 SaF Ind 1.60 Schnley 1.40 Schering .80 Schlum 1.40 50 SCMCp 35 Scott Papr 1 Sears 1.20a ShellOil 2.40 SierrPw .72 SignalC 1.20 Simns 1.40a SingerC 2.40 2 sCalEd 1.40 SouthCo 1.20 EN SoNatG 1.40 146 99 102 21 21 103 103 18 28 22 24 N- 52 16 16 16 23 25 21 16 79 18 18 37 37 23 30 28 28 -2 --00-- 20 22 17 45 25 25 -1 P-- 25 19 19 33 28 53 23 34 32 19 19 25 40 40 16 R- 34 Sou Pac 1.80 202 32 32 SouthRlwy3 175 SowstPS .70 72 SpartIn 29 SpRand.12d 928 37 SqureD 29 SquibbB 120 61 StBrand 35 Std Kollsmn 11 StOICI 2.80g 435 47 46 StdOInd 2.30 162 40 40 Std NJ 484 StdOhio 2.70 244 65 65 SterlDrg .75 144 40 Stew Wn 1.80 6 --T T-- Teledyne 3i 518 Teneco 1.32 141 Texaco 1.60 x1184 TexETr 1.40 70 23 23 TxGasT 1.48 32 TxGuSul .60 367 20 TexInstr .80 287 120 Tx PLT 23 TexUtil 1.68 66 53 53 Textron .90 579 Thiokol 78 Timken 1.80 75 30 TraneCo .90 2 Transam.50 439 Transitron 21 TranUn 1.16 173 Trans Air 188 TriCon 1.82d 58 29 29 TR WIne 1 179 33 33 -1 20thCen Fox 148 --U U- UA LIne 1 356 UnCarbide 2 503 Un Elec 1.20 78 UnOCal 1.60 109 32 UnPac Cp 2 165 41 Uniroyal .70 189 Aircr 1.80 307 34 33 34 UnCorp.80d 60 UnFruit 1.40 13 USGypm 3a 65 56 54 US Indst .45 120 23 USPlyCh .84 177 US Smelt 1b 19 34 USSteel 2.40 285 US Tob 1.10 11 Un Util .88 180 21 21 Upjohn 1.60 98 USMCp 1.60 37 --V V- Varian Asso 194 VendoCo .60 9 VictorCC .50 44 Va Elec 1.12 307 -W W- Walgreen 1 5 25 25 WarLm 1.10 152 Wash 1.28 10 20 West Air 39 WsBanc 1.30 88 34 WUnion 1.40 349 38 West El 1.80 182 55 Wstvac 1.05 78 27 26 Weyerhas .80 190 WhelPitt Stl 30 Whirlpl 1.60 83 54 54 White Mot 2 28 28 Wickes Cp 1 103 WinnDx 1.62 85 Woolwh 1.20 113 --XYZXeroxCp .60 1031 102 ZaleCorp .64 120 Zayre Corp 50 ZenithR 1.40 117 62 71 170 134 42 15 240 17 30 30 133 23 58 74 74 -2 30 301 S-- 158 31 146 95 x151 25 143 23 7 21 63 30 91 93 34 '190 327 38 3 17 17 151 3 5 48 62 79 183 47 88 26 166 29 Pac Indus 4 1-2, Pac Lighting 24 3-4 dn 1-8, Pac Pet 24 1-4 dn 1-8, Pac 18 1-2 dn 3, Safeway 22 7-8 dn 3-8, San $iego 22 dn 3-8. Sears 64 dn 1-8, Shell Oil 36 1-2 dn 1 1-2, Signal Oil 21 1-4 dn 3-8. SoCal Edison 26 1-8 dn 1-4, SoPac RR 32 1-4, Standard Oil Cal 46 1-2 dn 1-8, Superior Oil 127 1-2 up 1-2, Tesoro 32 3-4 dn 1-4, Textron 21 58-dn 1-4, Transamerica 21 1-8 1-8, TWA 17 3-4 dn 1-4, Union Oil Cal 32 1-8 dn 1-8, UAL 22 1-2 dn 5-8, U.S. Indus 23 dn 1-2. U.S.
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