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wvuvuuuuvmAwaa Th Sfrmlon Tribune 12 VeL, Jan. 8, 1969 ffotng Swrf lUnlt I Ip Prim Rat to 7 Trr Cent Stock Markctls Dealt Another Punishing Blow pyif Of HWWfkTWR lultkB fOSlCAIT TO HT y-v. HQ WltS jhVC 74474 Most Active Stock NEW YORK NcM Ik Nw York Block ticking hlM(ftdi) Hiftfc Low List Cf ivteei 44- t'f 5 IP iiitTft 1H )7- III UI -8, 11 11-1 41V 1 111 41 tut 4 tl 15 l.l I) to ii ai If III 18 84 158 48 The Weather 8CRANT0N Partly sunny od cold with precipitation probability of 10. The high will be 30 26, tow city overnight, II. TUESDAY'S READINGS Mdxlmuru temper tour 25 Minimum temperaturs 33 Average temperature 24 Normal temperature 21 Precipitation ,06 Relative humidity 7194 marking the third auch move In AINi gsatlsm NEW YORK (UP T) The AioiMk If AdrvM I 49 Admiral (p Ait Pi AirKcdC I AhanAl AUecl 394 AU Us4 49 AlfPw 17ft Ail ill 129 AiifcdM 1 49 Aihr Utin Aco kJ9 Amrmk I A.

Am Ajrl NEW YORK (DPI) Th4 II nut lias Storks Itadcd oo tb New 7 oik btoak taab Tiea.lay, ft4ll66 I 1 l9 (wnwilh 0 143 19 fileo ll 119 Dtf rt I w9 Avnet toe 111 isi Pan Ftp 18444 Am Ai 4t4444HB I 39 109 Fi Ami 31 Ju9 Octi4 124 309 lmper Co 113,149 Kr Co 19 9o9 Tost Air ft 194 Toledo F4 A 3 Good rick 99,149 2T 7- 5.VT-M 8 41 I 54 85 1 11 3S-! 15 li-t 41 41 77 1 123 125 8 to 81 11 45 454- It) 114 IIS 44 1 24 142 I4- 441 81 214 Wat 4aC 54 1 114 41 14 HI 80 158 71 4S 71 111 ItltV )M I 1247 84 81 71 44 4 157 17 54 80S )) )U 111 4 84 84 44 1 84 81 8V 84-l 87 88 fi 8 to 87 IflsttTRtifomtn 25 41 44 1 12 2 4I 14 Ray Mut to Hrylutl Ito RlrgrPsy I Rusivvr Kuban I to Rim rtl 1 14. Rohm 1 48g Ruhr Ito Safuary I II VJoaLaad 1 Rrg 1 to StihkrS 3sn tit .49 lad 14 St kniry 39 ShtofnJ I 49 Sehtuma 1ft VM(p J3b sod CC I ftrar A 1 too Sharoo ftfl Slums 44o MisKSl J4 SierrPw Ca la Simas 1 44a Sinclair 3 SCaiU 149 Smilh Kil SCalN 149 Soulhia I 14 SuNatO I 49 Sou I'M I 49 SoAwy SowstPS 4 Sparua Ind SperrN SquarD SquarD SiHraad IH StdKoU SlOK al 1 71 SidOlnd 21 Std Oka 3ft Sterling Drx Stwrt is SiudeWort I Sun OU It SunshMa Sup Oil 49 Swit Co Dow-Jones Averages NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jaws cosk ran, at bweb Ops High Lew flaw Chf. Minds 454 4 34 ll IIS 44 75 7 It B4 Kails 214 171 I 144 74 14 4 14 15 Ulla I5S II 184 41 1841) 185 41 1 41 Transact inn, stocks uawl la anniM Tuesday: Industrial 1.118,14. Rails Utiltlea 7.4 THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By Ik Aa4flnd Erato High Low High Low lv .66 48 Hock market was dealt another puntthlM blow Tuesday ai several major banka upped their pnma rata to an historic high of per cent from per cent, 1 1 I 1 1 1 Farm Prices i Chicago Grain CHICAGO Oim-wv ut er Wtr, pto PorPtPi Pu.vK 4 ran .) P.ptor IM rira to Mm Cks Soul pf TfpS. tknl ot W.ISt root: cn ry, 1 IP IV.

Mrs" U'ra-ltoS SUM eaa fS to DU Blhi a ligfct trade. Mued lais wr mar active the Nyift Some louftot foteree Ogr daac4 tfaettfoeily aoeia twft Oecembef, iba doclim od mu. Trade ee bits Mi aute4 art Mr Mate 1 rki err MdM McttoaeDlf I ff mthc wit auaor edveacee UnmH Trader were mtr4 aprvadtef weakeafof aeartryt a tdv 9d were partaeed. Qts were am banfW la aaaMt wi ae cent ia laoat end from iwei jMftn Ucl fwoiia tt SUN DATA The sun will rte at 7.21 a.m. and set at 4:51 p.m.

National Forecast Today rain and ahowera activity will occur along the Northern and Central Pacific Coeat. Snow and now flurries are forecast fcr the Northern Plaint, Upper Lake, Ohio Valley, and Northern New England. Fair to pertly cloudy ikies will prevail over the remainder ot the nation. Freezing and cold temperature! will dominate moat of the northern half of the country, while somewhat milder readings are anticipated elsewhere. A hrr 1 Am (a Amt'vsa IM AnlW I ll Am l.iporl A Homs 1 AmHotS .12 A AMwCI I to Amr Hoior AmNlGst 2 AMmx -WO A Sm.lt 1 1 Am Sim4 1 A Suf sr I to AmlST 2 to Am Job I to Am Zinc AmH.lt Is Amp.

I AUOOBd 2 Arrara SU Armour I to AraCk )4s Ashl Oil I I Asm Tr II A so I by to Atcbm I AURIC I to Allas Cor Ascot'S it AnmlM ,4 1888 It 1 High Low Albany, mow 30 23 Atlanta, cloudy ,...43 34 Boston, cloudy last 37 33 Buffalo, mow ......26 21 Chicago, cloudy ...12 7 Denver, cloudy ....69 27 De Moines, cloudy 11 -2 Detroit, mow 23 31 Honolulu, cloudy ..74 61 Kansas City, ddy .26 11 11 25 1, 84-i 55 281)18 114 lll-8 45 3 84 84 in it ii -R 1 86 84 HI 17 8 21 44 11 It 28 4 47 48 11 51 Il-1 17 15 11 3 11 24 fa 1 41 24 21 22 2 184 2) 22 54 47 47 47 17 8 21 to-l 47 (8 55 I7W-I5 111 4 54 I 77 ms -) )2 25V 84 85 I 87 411, 44 47' 111 85) 'lT 25 75V 17 11185,145 1M JM 854 2 15 84 84 I 2 34- 5 5o I 85 84- 51 44 to 54 55 31 71 71 144 41 41 41 4 IS! 15 li- 14 hi toil 11 11 4414 184 )W4 147 49 bosids 19 1st Kill till 4 04 14 2nd It slit 74 49 11 lOUli 7i a 4 a 19 India II 41 4-1 ll Dow Jones Commodity Futurot Index 1934 overt 90UM 144) C3000 91 Off 9 49. San INVESTORS GUIDE 85 25 Receipt of Dividends Unaffected by Delays N.Y. Stocks Sales Approx final totll 3.749 909 Proviout day 13.729,909 Week OfO 13.137,109 Monlk ago J7; Two years SfO 9,124, 711 Jan. i to dati fl ,921.139 to data 77,941,729 1997 10 data 44.7M.73i What Stocks Did By Ufatad Prato lmirraHatol Tuesday Muaday Wk Ac New Highs 84 4 11 New Lows 661 4T Adrances 228 281 7JI Unchanged 137 171 Totals 155 1574 11 New York Stock Ex chang, sale today 18,744.44. New York Stock Exchange Bond sales today 52l.Nt.tM, pNral Ut tet tou tnM nm HM SolflS.

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I i-. 'ex dividend Sam Sbulsky date you are entitled to the dividend even if there a aix month delay in delivering the stock to you. The only complication: if there is a delay in transferring the stock to your name the dividend may wind up at your brokers and he will send you his check for ft. But your right to UnCaiWda Uatlec IN UaOCsl 1.4 Ua Pirtflc 2 UaTtnk I Uturoy) 1 2 Airer l.M UtiAtrLi I UnCorp UnFrutt 1 4 US Gyp la US Indus 4 USPipt 12 USPIa 1 tod USPCP 1 US Smelt I USSteel 2.4 US Tob Co Umt Uul 84 Upiobn 1 6 USMCy It UtabPL 1.72 2 2W 1 li'S 4i 2 5 I 5 2 5 65 31 31 111 21 11 i ia isg ja 2' 147ft 147 IS 1 3 Mir IDS 1U My Jiy rp Nor Jan fOYlEAM OIL Jea I 67t ItS Mar H7 ill Mew IM J9 til Jly 9 3k I IS Auf in 9 23 III Sep 7 97' Ml Oct 7 IS 771 Dec TCI 7 SOYBEAN MEAL )SK 1RH 999 949 I lit 29 in 14 till IIS I IS 46T 45 1)4 2) 2U lift 471 Sift 27 199 S71 95 m1 41 192 1 554 14 J21 472 21 71 ft 41 78 292 94 2H 42 71 26 141 20 191 67 22 44 uy v.vt 415 11 30 121 3 29 1M 12 I 85 25 24 I 111 56 54 52 24 24 73 29 28 54 43 41 24 4W 19 24 41 40 458 8 6 39 11 78 7 31 )V 31 0 58 lg 'A 5.,.. 32 5 4 49 1 54 86 85 35 I 2xyl41 451 263 257 261 1 844 45 45 45 187 55 54 55 I rtt thin two moithj.

Trading wi heavy. potsibllity of tight money has been of particular concern to Wall Street lately, and thera ia now fear that the prime rate boot may touch off increaiea on interesf ratri with a more direct effect on the public, auch aa those on home mortgages consumer loans. The prime rate la charged to a banks most credit-worthy customers. Other bearish influences, which also ignited Monday's sharp retreat when the closely watched Dow Jonea Industrial average suffered its heaviest loss in more than 1 years 13.23 points Included uncertainties surrounding the objectives of the Incoming Nixon administration, the tense situation between the Arab states and Israel, end the foot dragging oq the Vietnam peace issue, The New York Stock change index mirrored decline of 65 cents in the average common share price, bringing the loss to $1-42 in the past two days. Many analysts believe that the market may have difficulty in registering any sustained recovery in the immediate future particularly since no one in the banking fraternity ia ruling out a further rise in the prime rate Newton Zinder, analyst for E.

F. Hutton, said the market suffered some technical damage which will take time to repair even though it is currently in an oversold position. The UPI stock market indicator, measuring nil stocks traded, dropped 1.73 per cent on 1,395 kssues crossing the tape. Declines held commanding 1,235 to 223 edge over advances. There were 47 new lows and four new highs The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip industrials dropped 10.94 to 925.72.

DJ rails and utilities also retreated. Turnover amounted to 15.740,-000 shares, up sharply from the 12.720.000 shares which changed hands in the previous session. Of the 15 most active issues, 12 declined, one advanced end one finished unchanged. Institutional trading picked up considerably, with 66 blocks of 10.000 shares and over changing hands. There were 45 in the previous session.

Benguet topped the list of actives, losing to 15 on Shares, including two blocks of 29.800 shares at 14 and 16. Commonwealth Oil and Glen Alden tied for second place on 163,100 shares each. Most Commonwealths turnover was accounted for by blocks of 110,000 shares, traded at 26 in a part cross transaction, and 20,000 shares, traded at 26. The issue closed at 2f down 1. Glen Alden eased to 18 Third most active issue was Deere A' which fell to 54 on 159,800 shares, including block traded at 53 in a cross transaction.

Elsewhere in the oils Sinclair fell 3, Pennzoil 3, Standard of California 1, Getty 1 and Phillips 1. Occidental, a heavily traded issue, dipped Avnet, the lone winner among the actives, was up 2. The firm is said to be exploring a possible merger. Airlines occupied three spots on the actives, with American and Pan Am running sixth and seventh respectively. The former gave up while Pan' Am lost 1.

Eastern, eleventh on the list, held unchanged. In the steels, Armco dropped 2, Republic 1 and Jones Laughlin 1. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem dipped small fractions. General Motors, Ford and Chrysler each gave up a point or better despite reports the industry was planning heavy production this month.

American Motors fell Du Pont dipped 2 in the Co Del East ESB Fair FMC For GAC GAF Gam Gen Gn Gen Ivan B. Wescott i' Dies at Dalton Ivan B. Wescott, 197 Wescott Dalton, died Tuesday afternoon at his home after aa illness. Born in Nicholson, son of the late Lowell and Harriet Chas Wescott, he resided for m( lima in FleetviUe where he operated a general store. He moved to Dalton 45 years agO where ha owned and operated -the Wescott Hardware Store until Jtis retirement in 19M.

He and his wife, the former Frances S. Smith, celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary June 12 of last year. Mr. Wescott was a member of Dalton United Methodist Church, Trustee Emeritus, and had served as Sunday School Superintendent for 20 years there. He was a member of th Dalton Volunteer Fire Co.

former chief, president and treasurer for many years. An Army veteran of World War he was a member of th American Legion, Post 213 Dalton, and was a member of the advisory board of the Dalton branch of the First National Bank of Caibondale. He waa also a charter member of th Dalton Lions Club and had served as its treasurer for many years. He was a member of Factoryville Lodge 341, FA AM and also was a member of Tall Cedars of Lebanon, NESPA Forest. In addition to his widow, he ia survived by a son, Neal New Milford, and three grand-children.

The funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. from the Lawrence Young Funeral Home, 416 State SL, Clarks Summit, with' services by Rev. Michael Shyna Dalton United Methodist. Church. Interment, Nicholson Cemetery.

Firends may call. Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to I p.m. Masonic services will be con-' -ducted Thursday at 8 p.m. at tha funeral home. In lieu flowers contributions may be sent to tha memorial fund of the Dalton United Methodist Church.

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309 bead 219215 lb. 21.M. Na 44 199239 H. No 2-3 139-291 tti. 19 25-29; No.

3-4 250-270 11 5911 E. Sow 3ft to .51 higher; most adwaace on veehu over 499 H. Active Na. 14 239-499 lb 15 75-1159 499-500 lb. 55 3914 00; No.

24 SOO-550 lb 15 915.50: Cattle 1,000 No cetm. Trading on ill risugbier daieeo (urb aeuve. slaughter Heere end heifers steady. Cows Ready to weak. Slaughter steers mixed high ehoce and prime 1150-1300 lb.

No 2-4 29 50-30 50, dunce 950-1300 lb. ho. 3-4 29 59-30 SO; choice 950-1300 lb. No 3-4 2109-2150; mixed good and choice 27.25- V27 25. 3121; rood 25 59-2 227 S3 66 64 31 a 27V, 235 76', 747 291 119 135 7 42 41 51 282 372 280 58 56 56841 112 36 34 84 2 135 57 56 56-l 118 23 22 23 1 194 3t 29 3 85 57 58 -1 26-! 79 26 26- 24 24 17 87 1 31 81 7 79 52 54 51 5H4 48 5 tPZt 21 27 2 19 24 24 5 39 38 1 11 35 34 34 268 47 48 47 11 16 36 36 73 39 38 18 2 59 88 48V 188 78V 7 89V 161 43 41 42V 181 24 23 23 9 10) 100 11 37 25 25 25 5 to 79 79- 1 24 56 55 55'A IV, 503 54 53 53 1 52 124 122 124 lW 18 33 32 22 2 237 23 23 38 J5 34 34 1 11 41 3 41 1 5 49 48 49 125 114 111 113 1 91 43 41 41! 133 44 41 42 2 41 42 56 57 1 8 8 1 45 46 45 45 35 36 28 2 21 22 45 1061, (M 14 1 194 41 4 4 1 55 5814 .57 57 54 54 58 58 Tl 24 74 24 77 82 79 7 2 28 67 66 67 22 13t 126 121 i the dividend la in no way affected.

Q. 1 bought a stock, with an MA rating and a I (-year dividend record at 26. It has gone to 12 in less than a year. Do you think it has reached Its top? A. Not knowing the name of the stock, I haven't the slightest idea.

A rise auch as you describe may result from aensa-tionaf progress by the company, from the fact it was greatly undervalued (or under some cloud) when you bought it, from some special current situation a takeover bid or merger proposal. The rise kself, does NOT indicate that should be sold, Q. Would you comment briefly on the relative merit! of open va. closed-end type of funds? A. The merit of any investment is measured by its success in attaining ks specific Therefore, no blanket statements can be made in debate between advocates of open-end (mutual) and closed-end investment companies.

If you're seeking capital growth, a doeed-end, which has appreciated, say 15 annually over the last 10 years, is a better investment than a mutual fund which has risen at a rate of 14, Or vice versa, Mutual (open-end investment companies may be bought in lump sums on a monthly basis over 10 or 15 years or longer. Buying commissions run from zero to above 9: Closed-end funds are bought at normal exchange commissions, just as would be the case if you were buying UJS. Steel or A.T. T. Management of both types must be paid, of course.

Re-investment of dividends and capital gains, withdrawal plans, life insurance provisions, very widely among both mutuals and closed-end companies. You must evaluate the specific company and not make a choice merely by its type. I bought tax-exempt bond carrying a 3.30 coupon and now find I have a heavy I didnt realize tax-exempts were so vulnerable. A. Tax-exempt bond prices are governed by money rates just as is any other fixed income security.

When you bought (hat bond, 3.30 was a fair tax-exempt return. Today tt isnt, so the bond has dropped in price to $660 where the current yield works out to 5, about in line with what tax-exempts of this quality are now yielding, Sam Shulsky can not promise a reply to every reader, but all requests for investment lists or a mailed response should Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Address ah requests to Sam Shulsky, care of this newspaper. the he at and city; American Closing NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stock on too American Stock Exchange. good 23 5925 59; slaughter heifers mixed nigh choice and ymme 959-1959 lb.

21 25 259; choice 159-1925 lb No. 2-4 27 25-21 25; mixed rood and choice 29 25-27 25 good 24 5921 standard and low good 14 49 4 49 18 46 46 46 2 1 35 14 35 1596 54 53 54 88 84 33 33 3 47 45 47 95 29 26 28' 120 35 84 34 4 47 25, 15.494 od cutter Aerojet AJldCon Am Pet ArkLsG 1.79 Asso BeUTlCn 2 101 18 17 17 134 49 47 47 48 48 45 45 48 45- 74 72 73 75 76'- 4 40 37 37-lV 160 157 157 2 80 30 30 84 JjTgl 17 22 ft 20ft- 22 W4H 21 84 12 34 I y. 19 3284-1 Frank Jasinski Stricken Fatally Frank Jasinski, M2 Church Vineland, N.J., a native of Scranton, died Monday in Newcomb Hospita, Vineland, after being stricken with a heart attack. He was a manager for the Hess Gas Co. in Vineland.

A graduate of Technical High School, he was the son Qf the late Frank and AgnesjByledal Jasinski. He was a member of St. Rose of Lima Church. Vineland. Surviving are two brothers, Stanley, this city and Bartley, Stratford, six sisters, Mrs.

Catherine Romamki, Stroudsburg; Mrs. Frances Schimas, Mrs. Mamie Kotcho, Mrs. Loretta Wanner and Stell Jasinski, all of this cty, and Mrs. Helen Brandz, Stratford, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Services will be Friday from the Zabielski Funeral Home, 1226 Prospect with mass at 9:30 a.m. in Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Church, this city. I nt, parish cemetery. Friends may cail after 7 p.m. today and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.

Thursday. Vandals Hurls Items From Easy Park Roof Vandals have been hurling things from the roof of the Globe Stores parking garage, Bernard Hoban, security chief, told police on Tuesday. He said that on Dec. 29, papers were thrown from the roof and onto Penn Avenue and Center Street. On Jan.

5, he said, three spotlights were smashed and three barricades were thrown into a snow chute. They landed in the parking area, Hoban said. Charles Crapella-Dies in Jersey BritPet 4td Clary iCorp Computed Creole i 2a DayMn Dixtlyn Cp El cor diem Equity Cp 51 Fed Reaour Felmont Oil Fronuer Air OCA Corp Gen Battery Greer Hydlc HuskyO 30d Kaiser Ind Kirbylnd .25 Lee Natl Cp Mohwk Airl Molybdn Cp Natl Video New FarkM Okiep 12 74d PacNwTel 1 Pneum Dyn Reeves Ind Shattuck Dtt Solitron .12 Std Metal 51 Statham Ins Syntax 4 Techcol .40 Tri Cont wf UnvCont .30 UtahSa 8a Wrt Nuclear ZaleCorp .14 51 24ft ysk Uft f.f 71 55 54 54 1 2N II 78 80 1 191 22 21 21 1 192 13 12 13- 8850 118 1 110tZ484 1219 47 45 48 1 14 38 26 37M 1 3 29 28 28 78 23 23 21 55 24 23 23 192 43 42 41V. to 22 20 30 2 11 28 28 284 59 48 47', 47 1 3W 27 28 38 184 24 7 76 76 2 18 72 71 71 7 37 36 3684 5 20 29 29V4 I 8 23 227, 1 23 126 23, 2.1 23 1762 384 28, 30'4 I 130 36 24 34-l 213 29 1 28 28 64 ISJi- 4484 45 1 2 3 1 3H 388 48', 72 295 66 16 45 21 nv 27 31 39 9 50 74 74 49 1 72 1 24 h92L59; commercial cows utility 17J5-UJ9; 17 04-1194 Sheep 2M. Small supply slaughter tf to iM oats unchanged to up rye off 14 uo lft; and soybeans off PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE PHILADELPHIA (AP USDA inf mi tkm and aupplia were bfht-o.

moderate ee the Ptailadelpiue Whoiewle Food Center Muicet TuevMy. Cta. tray peck: N. J. Slay-mmm IS larfer 4.M; Pe.

Red Delicious M-12S, 1.1- 7S. Staymans M-Uls Ui. OaMwfe: aka aieatly Danish: tL mnl 1M; H. Y. LW-l M.

Chtyes: N. A Pa. pots 1 SO-J SP Leeks: N. 4-S ba at. bcM.

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graded 4.51. NEW YORK EGGS MEW YORK (AP(USDA) Wholesale eaf offerfags adequate. Demand food Tuesday. Wholesale selling price based on ex-chan, and other volume sales. New York spot quotations follow: Standards TT whites: Fancy large (47 Pie ns) ttA-il fancy medium (4t kbs.

average 47-41 fancy smalls (K lb aver age) 54-55. BROWNS: Fancy large (47 lb atis.) 5V51. PHILADELPHIA EGGS PHILADELPHIA (AP USDA) Eggs: Demand good. Prices to retailer, in ear-tons: Crsde A extra large whites 57U-214. mostly Grade A 'large whites 54V4-SH4, mosty S5-S4; Grade A medium whites mostly 52V-53; Grade A small white W-D, mostly 34-44: Grade B.

large whites and browns S5-S4, mostly 53-54. NEW YOR BUTTER MEW TOR (AP) (USDA) affenogs ample Demand fair. Wholesale price on bulk (fresh). 28 28- 43 25 18 18 7 29 2784 41 8 8 9 84 272 372 224 12 1184 37 34 32 423 66 37 35 7284 72 24 23 22 4 I64 16 3 22 21 73 52 to Charles Crapella, $2, Van Ness Little Falls, N.J., died, Tuesday morning in St. Joseph's -Hospital, Paterson, N.J.

Bom in Scranton, son of Vincent Crapella, Paterson, and late Anna Gaetano Crapella was the husband of tha, former Catherine Canniazaro. 1 Surviving in addition to hia widow and father, are daughter, Mrs, Vincent Miller, Budd Lake, a son, Vincent, home; three brothers, Andhony, this city; Vincent Jr. Russell both of Paterson; a -sister Mrs. John Durattl this two grandchildren and' several nieces and nephews. Services will be Friday from the Aquino Funeral Home, 236 Union Paterson with mass' at 9 a.m.

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Off a point were Control Data, Texas Instruments and Fairchild Camera. Motorola and IBM rose 1 and 1, respectively. The latter slid 9 in the previous session. In the glamors, American Research St Development dropped 5, Polaroid 2 and 'Xerox 1. Itek climbed 3.

Prices on the American Stock Dunmore 29 years before fxcc.hf moving to Clarks Summit 34 years ago. Mr. Stoyanowski was amounted to 8.077.900 shares, up from 32 S3 SSi8 7,038,080 shares on Monday. The Amex index fell 67 cents to $31.68. Of the 1,040 issues traded, 872 declined and HO advanced.

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He was a retired employe of Moffat Coal and also' was a retired farmer. His wife, Anastasia, died Feb. 13, Surviving are a son, Stanley, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Walter Woytera, Narrowsburg, N.Y.; Mrs. George I Dunmore, And Mrs.

Louis Szalach, Niagara Falls, N.Y.; 10 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, a brother, Stanley, Throop, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Saturday from the Charles hander Funeral Home, 402 Boulevard Dickson City, with mass at 1:30 a.m. in St. Casimirs Church. Interment, St.

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