a up Sbd Shr DEATHS Nina States Nina States, 56, widely known Harrah's employe and widow of Reno advertising pioneer States, died in Reno Friday. Mrs. States was honored at. a large Harrah's retirement party April 18. She worked the club for 16 years.
She started as a PBX operatorjof in 1957, worked 1 in the public relations department for several months, then transferred to typist in the same department. She became a personnel seeretary in 1958 and later changed to publication secretary. After a medical leave of absence, she returned as a senior clerk in the automotive department. She changed to senior clerk in sales in 1970. Her husband died two years ago.
He was owner of States Advertising Agency in Reno. He established his agency in Reno in 1946. He was also with Wallie Warren and Associates. States had a long-standing interest in antique automobiles. He and his wife were coeditors of the "Steering Column," official publication of the Horseless Carriage Club.
They were charter members of the Nevada chapter. Mrs. States grew up in Carson City where she was graduated from high school. She was graduated from the University of Nevada in 1938. She lived in Washington, D.C., from 1937 to 1945 when she moved to Reno.
She was married to States in Washington in 1939. Survivors include a son, Tom 0. States of Reno; a daughter, Linda C. States of Eugene, father, R. C.
Boczkiewicz of Seattle; brother, Bill Boczkiewicz of Seattle; sisters, Helen Smith of El Reno, and Mary Sanger of Redwood City, and two grandchildren. A funeral will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Walton Funeral Home in Reno. Margot Stirling Margot E. Stirling, 59.
280 Island Reno, died Thursday in Tijuana, Mexico. A resident of Nevada 50 years, she was born in Manila, Philippines on March 11, 1914 to J. M. Menzie and Bertha E. Schill-' ing.
Survivors include her husband, Ian Stirling of Reno; a brother, Brig. Gen. Hans M. Menzi of Manila; and a sister Bertha M. Merchant of Carson City.
A funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Walton Funeral Home in Reno. Cremation will be held at the Mountain View Crematorium. Maria Lucchetti Maria S. Lucchetti, 89, 1145 Huffaker Lane, died at her home Saturday.
A native of Stockton, she was born Dec. 22, 1883. A housewife, she had lived in the area for three years. She was a charter member of Vittoria Colonna Club San Francisco and the San Francisco League of the Hard of Hearing. Surviving are her son, Dr.
Francis Lucchetti of Foster City, daughter, Alberta Schwengber of Reno: eight grandchildren, five-great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Requiem Mass was celebrated Monday in the St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, San Franfisco. Entombement was in the Holy Cross Mausoleum. O'Brien Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements.
Emil Kalbhen Emil Kalbhen, 70, 1140 Jones died in a local hospital Sunday. A native of Lichtenau, Germany, he was born July 14, 1903. A Reno resident since 1962, he was the owner of the Shoe Repair Shop. Surviving are his widow. Anne Kalbhen of Reno: sister, Regina Ginder of Denver, and one niece.
A funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Walton Funeral Home in Reno. Burial will follow at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Jason Vetter Mason Paul Vetter, 15-week-old son of Rebecca Vetter of Weed Heights, died at a Reno hospital Saturday. The child was born April 7, 1973 in Yerington.
Besides his mother he is survived by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andre Lay of Weed Heights. A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Mountain View Cemetery in Reno.
In NEW on the New After a three-week stint at the University of Nevada, Reno, Acme Mkt the Reno Municipal Band will Admiral move its operations to Virginia, AllegCp AlleLud Lake Park, where summer con- Allg Pw Allid Ch certs will be held for the re- AlliedSt Allis Ch mainder of the season. Alcoa Wednesday, the pro- Address Aetnalt Starting grams will be form 8 to 10 p.m. Alcan Alu Air Prod each Wednesday evening, but Aircolnc in September they will be held Am A Hess on Sundav afternoons. AABrand AmBrest On Aug. 4 the Reno band Am Can will travel to Lovelock for a AmElec Am parade, plus performing at al AmHolst concert at 2 p.m.
Other out-of-AmHom AmHosp town appearances include Quin- A Meick Amer cy and both AmNGs Susanville, CaliforA Smelt nia, with extra appearances in Am Stnd Reno at the State Fair. Status Goes To Reno Doctor Reno Band Begins Concerts At Virginia Lake Dr. H. Treat Cafferata of Reno has been awarded diplomate status by the American Board of Surgery. The honor signifies successful completion of comprehensive oral and 1 written examinations required for certification by the board.
A specialist in general and vascular surgery, Cafferata was the recipient in 1967 of a Bay Area Heart Association re search fellowship for surgical research on blood coagulation in trauma. He completed the research in 1968 at San Francisco General Hospital while a surgery resident at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. He is the author and co-author of six scientific papers resulting from the research program. A native of Reno, Cafferata attended Billinghurst Junior High School and graduated from Menlo School. Menlo, Calif.
15 Most Active Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) tive stocks traded Stock Exchange Sony Corp Ashland Oil Texas Gulf Foote M. pf Norton Airline Sim Texaco Western Un Heublein Brunswick Gen Motors Boise Cas Gen Elec The 15 most acon the New York Monday. Sales Close Chg. 148,500 503 58 123,200 46 23 112,100 98,900 95,600 95,500 93,500 12 87,100 76,500 3 71,100 69,700 69,200 243 68.490 5 68,000 66,700 71,100 Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (UPI) -Dow Jones closing range of averages: Stocks Open High Low Close Cha. 30 Inds 937.99 941.35 926.32 933.77- 20 Trns 166.74 167.90 164.23 166.16-0.58 15 Utils 100.65 101.04 99.76 x100.30-0.26 65 Stks 283.11 284.53 279.58 281.94-0.88 x-new 1973 low Transactions in stocks used in averages Monday: Industrials Utilities Total $520,700.
Range of prices this year: 30 20 15 Inds. Trans Utils. High 1051.70 228.10 120.72 Low Bonds: 869.13 154.36 Close 100.30 Chg. 40 Bonds 72.55 10 1stRR 53.76 0.02 10 and RR 65.55 10 Utils 89.71 40.06 10 indus 80.20 10 Most Active NEW YORK (UPI)-The 10 most active stocks traded on the OTC market Monday, as supplied by NASD. Volume Bid Asked Chg.
Rank Orgn 85.000 121.4 Am Exp 64.600 Dekalb Ag 63,400 13 Life 62,200 Anheus Inc Busch 58,200 48.500 101 41 102 13 Tampax Bankamer 43,600 Pahst Brewing 40,900 4734- Citiz NatiBk 38,800 First NICityBk 37,900 NASD Volume Tolay 4,464,500 Advances 437 Declines 666 Unchanged 1942 Total 3045 New York Metals NEW YORK (UPI) Metal prices Monday: Aluminum, primary, 99.5 per cent plus, pure 50 lb. ingots 25.00 lb. Antimony, domestic, per cent, Laredo, bulk 66.00 lb. Copper, electrolytic. delivered U.
60.00-60.25 take 59.62 lb. Lead, common, U.S 16.50 lb. Manganese 999 per cent boxed regular 33.25 lb. Nickel, Electrolytic Cathodes, F.0.B. Port Colborne, 153.00 platinum, soft.
99.5 fine, producer $150-155; dealer $183.00 oz. Quicksilver, $285.292 76-lb. flask. Tin, NY. prompt delivery 245.75 lb.
Tungsten powder, 98.8 per cent minimum pure, lb. Zinc, prime Western, U.S. 20.25-2100 lb. New York Silver NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Harman Monday did not quote silver. Gold Prices NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign and mestic gold prices Monday: London, morning fixing 114.00 down Afternoon fixing 115.50 down 1.50.
Paris (free market) 119.40 down Frankfurt 115.25 down 2.44, Zurich 115,00 bid 116.00 asked, 1.50-1.00. New York, Handy Harman, 115.80 down 1.50. American Express 115.60 bid asked, down 1.50. Engelhard 115.80 bid 116.00 asked 1.50. European prices tor 99.50 per cent ness; U.S.
prices 99.95. Over the Counter actual transactions. They as A quide to the range. Bid Bank America 4.55 13 Far East Gas 12 figures from the National of Security Dealers do not Calif. Ind.
Power Power Cur Bancorp Savings Loan Speidel: Newspapers Bally Manf. Corp. Markets at a Glance NEW YORK (UPI Marksis al glance at the close on Monday: Steaks Lower in slow trading. Bonds Lower. Government Bonds- Slightly low in light trading.
American Stocks- Lower In slow trading. London Stocks Higher. Cotton Futures -Mixed. Chicago Grain Futures- Wheat and corn closed upl 10 cents per bushel in all contracts: oats 1o 6 and soy beans off 40 to up 40. 19 10 32 30 23 a 291 31 12 3 1 3 33 85A 3 1 24 24 24 24 24 1 1 FINAL QUOTATIONS INS Monday, July 30, 1973 Sales (hds) High Low Last Cho P.R Sales (nds) High Low Last Che.
Net 29 313 28 V4 11 85 35 341 9 59 20 39 17 69 10 $17 30 19 342 11 124 23 12 52 7 59 8 51 9 92 26 17 149 9 83 263 9 107 313- 15 68 241 9 237 30 44 108 2 14 253 10 50 6 89 18 10 122 30 301 28 401 24 19 33 33 -D D. 8 24 27 12 27 6 3 11 24 0 496 46 0. 29 3 8 200 25 10 73 19 19 9 45 20 1 22 40 51 58 159 93 93 21 7 413 41 18 67 28 28 46 94 22 411 55 55 15 611 11 56 17 200 172 0 42 -E E- 7 8 3 547 1 37 338 1443 141 1421- 19 80 333 341 205 43 14 8 12 Inc. 31 1478 143- VA 10 41 2858 7 16 8 67 163 3 Footnotes New York Stock Exchange sales figures are unofficial. All sales in hundreds (00) omitted ex- YORK (UPI) Exchange.
Selected stocks -K S1JoMin 9 106 30 30 York Stock KaiserAl 50 13 175 167 17 StRegis 1,60 9 403 Sales Net KC So Ind 2 Sander Asso 15 32 10 101 P.E (hds) High Low Last Cha. Kan GE 1,52 8 203 Sang Ele .60 A 13 -A A- KanNeb 1.12 11 16 Sat In 1.60a 71 KanPL1 1.48 10 124 241 237 241 Schering PI. 140 X452 86 863 12. 18 KayserR .60 6 13 1278 Schlumb 060 56 168 Cp 89 Kelsy 1,30 33 227 231 SCM Crp .40 8 40 106 10 15 Kenmell .84 21 18 Scott Pap .56 92 1.20 7 21 25 25 Kencott 1.40 8 274 Sears 1.40a 26 221 .44 8 157 201 Kerr Mc .60 28 59 ShellOil 2.40 12 103 56 1.32 12 300 361 Kidde .60 31 SierraPc .86 37 12 12 1,40 9 Kim Cl 1.20 14 188 40 Signal 60g 104 27 54 10 9 KLM Airl SimnsCo .88 10 8 20 20 16b 15 544 657 Knight .28 21 47 441 Singer 2.40 11 105 573 57 1.94 8 133 Kopner 1.72 SKG 503 .60 21 35 23 73 14 Krafico 1.77 12 75 423 Smithkline 2 17 31 60 VA 1.76 431. 1 17 307 Kresge .20 210 38 38 CalEd 1.56 9 144 22 27 17 Kroger 1,30 17 39 SouthCo 1.34 9 222 .20 10 33 SoNtRe .756 39 45 451 VA .80 130 18 46 LearSleg .28 10 113 SoPacif 2.16 8 296 30 935 12 11 12 Leh pt .60 10 50 Rail 1.72 6 97 38 Airlines 43 Lehmn 2 16 16 Sowst PS ,82 338 2.38 79 Sp Rand .66 17 194 .64 11 Va LibbyO 2.20 117 34 34 20 19 283 283-- Libby McNI 49 Square a 2.20 24 24 40 604 Squibb .56 30 69 1000 101 9 Ligg My 11 27 St Brnd 1.73 15 20 50q 10 159 1,90 10 290 Litton 92 87 87 Sid Oil Cal 3 10 332 733- Export 125 15-16 13-6 Lockheed 78 2.49 31 154 85 .60 8 20 LoewsC 1.16 39 27 StdOhio 2.70 20 50 107 .60 72 600 47 Lone Ind 60 151- SterlDrg .58 28 131 36 35 35 43 62 457 Lon 51G 1.46 10 59 Stew Wn 1.85 9 9 .28 11 8 LTV Corp 48 StudeW 1.32 5 39 39 :39 192 Val 7 254 81 7 Lucky St :54 12 57 123 Sun Oil Co 1 12 124 487 473 Motor 2.40 123 LukenStl .80 9 243-- Sunshine Ml 93 156 8 172 21 Lyke Yastn 15 27 Sup Oil 1.40 169 10246 244 244 1.20 09 122 13 123 Lynch Comm.
.550 2.80 11 435 -M M- 2 10 MacMil .106 53 71 Tandy Corp 14 202 160 1.08 63 28 Macy 1 9 114 3 Teledyne 31 8 189 15 15 49 111 Mad Fd 56 10 10 Teneco 1.36 220 Cp 1.70 26 23 Magnav .60 447 10 10 3 Texaco 1.72 871 122 23 Mar: Oil 1,60 TexETr 1.58 1 x112 463 A 56 20 34 AV Marcor .90 91 22 xGasT 1.64 9 .16 76 213 Mar Mid 1.80 146 26 25 Texinstr .56 38 254 1.20 16 99 291 29 MarshF 1,24 12 Tx PLT .546 15 26 21 21 80 1.30 9 1121 293 MariMr 1.15 23 Texutil 1.04 15 125 30 2 21 198 Massey 15b 71 34 21 Texsgulf .60 19 989 48 75 21 May DS. 1.60 10 60 7 Textron .96 71 103 Corp 38 107 1 Thickol .50 440 1234 131- Va Corp MaverOs .65 13 Va 69 3 13 Thrifty -37 8 .30 6 Maytag 1.30 27 281 -B B- Timkn 1.80a 8 23 68 26 McCroy 1.20 20 TraneCo .96 12 46. 46 46 .80 71 McDonD 40 43 21 213- Trnsam 55 10 335 12 1 Pn 37 27 5 71 103- McGrEd 11 23 Va TranUn 1,33 24 2.4 5 63 McG. HI .48 54 Trans Air 570 24 22 Inc 13 223 22 McLean .60 13 43 TriCon 2.41b 46 .30 262 Mead cp .60 343 TRWin 1.04 63 7 32 16 Merck 1,18 42 95 TWCFX .056 45 83 .550 18 6 27 Inc 20 12 0 7 20 MinnPL 1,41 52 -U U- 137- 9 89 UAL Incorp 0 144 21 21. 70g 38 2.80 221 62 UnCarb 2.10 4 X325 373 .84 10 1.60 41 43 Mohsco 1.20 50 9 58 Un Elec 1,28 12 110 Monogram 10 73 Inc 230 Monsnt 1.80 11 344 587 5818- UnOCal 1.60 10 170 122 Un Pac 2.6 56 1.40a 28 MorrsK 12 131 Uniroyal .70 8 06 1.08 50 .40 123 Motorola .50 134 57 57 Aircr 1.80 7 61 31 9 Cased 1 680 Ml Fuel 1.80 23 152 Utd Brands.
28 9 1 1.20 10 189 MiStTel 1.36 6 UnCorp 47b 27 878 1.35 8 28 263- MurpCo 1.20 x6 17 US Gyp 1.60 8 118 22 22 2.44 11 89 301 -N. N. US Indus .65 83 Inc 10 4 Nabisco 2.30 12 35 427 3 USSteel. 1.60 8 135 31 11 168 Natl Airl .20 114 US Tob ..76 11 16 15 287- 16 52 6 60 NatCash .40 366 UniTel 97 Va 1.20a 23 x180 NatDistil .90 54 Univ OilPro 127 1.32 21 34 14 14 Natl Gen .50 Ur 25 29 29 Upjohn .88 46 101 9312 14 8 26 26 NtI Gyp 1.05 80 13 13 Utah Intl .44 29 20 44 .24 12 692 25 NatSteel 00 34 3512 UtahPL .24 13 37 37 1.20 14 59 337 343 Natomas 25 43 187 39 UV Ind la 31 40 5 30 Nev 1.35 8 84 -V V. .70 9 24 Newt 102 Varian Asso 14 55 Pu 6 54 93- 1 9 Vendo 10 11 1.40 11 x32 30 30 NiagMo 1.14 9 127 15 11 48 11 NEngEl 1.68 24 9 x100 32 313 NL Indust 138 -W W.
.80 44 101 NorfolkWs 53 621 62 Walgreen 9 26 017 175 -C C- Warn Lamb 32 117 51 513 NoNtG5 2.60 53 Wash 1.44 10 8 73- NoStPw 1.84 10 200 277 275 1.18 13 5 12 41 x7 59 59 Wst Air 9 130 .52 8 227 NwBanc 37 WsBanc 1.40 89 28 .52 16 80 22a7 NortnSi 16 31 3012 WUnion 1.40 -12 765 955 15 237 -0 0- Westg El 97 17 211 2 8 83 33 Occid Petri 20 154 93 Wstvac 1.05 13 28 271 1 10 56 OgdenCp .60 8 18 Weyerhs .86 15 x420 Ohio Ed 1.60 11 76 2078- Soya .96 14 55 12 WhelPitt Stl 6 12 .80 6 21 OklaGE 1.32 13 8 3 Whrlpool .58 15 29 ..50 7 20 OklaNG 1.32 14 20 20 Whit Con .60 6 37 8 12 OlinCorp .88 29 14 White Motor 8 78 78 Omarkin .20 6 9 Whittakr Cp 11 67 4 .84 1 121 Or rckl 1.20 12 32 411 Wickes Cp 9 62 .44 16 OutbdM 1.08 9 21 38 2 10 578 487 481- 3 Otis El Co 2 10 36 WinnDx 1.26 16 39 33 33 nnebago 69 63 4 1 OwenCF .81 15 2 45 45 Woolwh 1.20 8 210 6 38 Craft 6 Owenill 1.48 8 8 -XYZ13 546 P. XeroxCp .88 46 160 161 1.64 PacGas 1,78 9 175 ZaleCorp .68 10 17 22 9 92 22 10 151 Pac Lig 1.68 9 32 213 213 Zayre Corp 6 18 42 3 2.20 11 103 PacPetrl .50 22 69 33 ZenithR 1.52 13 7 .60 6 17 33 1.60 10 35 23 Zurn Ind .8 15 58 2.32 10 88 PacPwr Va 1.70 44 52 143 Pc 1.20 10 38 Pan Am Ar 428 8 67 321 123 29 823- 8 7 0 22 10 46 7 47 72 97 86 86 31 453 49 4934--1 21 147 46 10 132 25 152 25 x353 55 55 3 12 x11 471 13 102 94 429 8 75 327 33 1 25 152 25 x353 55 55 3 12 x11 1,4 13 1 02 94 429 13314 8 75 3314 33 30 118 8 37 10 104 13 114 9 27 14 47 7 3046 -R R- 19 232 421 42 .70 9 162 25 393 2 13 6 42 22 103 67 66 66 9 108 5058 64 34 16 10 9 7 24 243 29 6 9 51 8 64 2 100 3 10 9 00 15 30 13 80 S- 9 36 33 33 COMPLETE MUTUAL FUNDS COMPLETE cept for those designated (z) which are traded in 10 share lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: are annual unless otherwise identified; (a) plus extra; (b) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) paid this year -latest dividend omitted; (i) per cent in stork paid in 1972; (k) per cent in stock paid in 1973; (q) in bankruptcy or reorganization; (s) capital distribution: (x) exdividend; (wi) when issued; (wt) warrants. FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 32nds; (1) Indicates following figure is fraction in 64ths; (r) indicates following figure is fraction in 256ths; (s) Indicates following figure is fraction In 128ths: (1) indicates following figure in 16ths. P-E ratio price of a stock as a multiple of per-share earnings-derived by dividing the latest 12-month figure into last sale price.
x-ex-interest; xw-ex-warrants; convertible issue; nw--new Issue; re registered bond; st -stamped issue; WWwith warrant. New York Stock Sales By United Press International Approx final total 11,170,000 day 12,907,830 Week ago 15,579,000 Month ago 11.33,580 Year 800 8,144,490 Two years ago 11,880,780 1973. to date 2,149,086,502 1972 to date 2,186,264,207 to date 2,395,448,894 New York -Fol- Comp Bd 8.43 9.16 Gatewy lowing is a list of Comp Fd 7,48 8.13 GE S-S bid and asked pri- Concrd 9.68 9.68 Gen Sec ces on Mutual Cons Inv 11.87 12.37 GROUP quoted by Cnsin gw 5.39 5.89 Apex Funds as the NASD Inc. ConMt In 7.88 7.88 Bal End Contrail 7.43 7.56 Com Stk Monday Contry 13.18 14.25 Gth FAm July 30, 1973 Cwn Dall 6.43 7.03 Grth Ind Bid Ask Cwn Div 5.60 6.12 Guard ADMIRALTY: Davida 9.02 9.02 HAMILTON Grwth 4.52 4.95 DELAWARE Fund Incom 3.80 4.16 GROUP: Grwth Insurn 8.28 9.07 Decat 9.70 10.60 Incom Adviser 4.16 4.55 Delw 9.79 10.70 Hartwel Aetna Fd 8.58 9.38 Delta 4.76 5.20 Hart Lv Aetna In 13.43 14.68 de Vegh 61.88 61.88 Hedbeg Afuture 9.91 9.91 Drect Cp 5.03 5.51 Hedge AGE Fd 4.888 4.98 DodgCx 15.71 15. 1 Heritge Allstate 13.25 14.25 Drexel 10.83 10.83 Horace Alpha Fd 13.65 14.87 DREYFUS GRP Imprl Cp Amcap 4.89 5.34 Dryf Fd 10.96 12.01 Imp Gre Am Dvrs 9.66 10.56 Eaty Fd 3.82 4.08 Inc fdAm Am Eaty (z) (z) Dryf Lv 15.06 16.50 Inc Bost AM EXPRESS Sp Incm 7.42 8.13 Ind FAm FUNDS: 3rd Cent 10.10 11.07 Integon Captal 7.77 8.49 Mu 3.35 3.35 It Invest Incom x8.47 9.26 Eagle Gr 7.34 8.04 Invern Invstm 8.07 8.82 EATON Inv Co A Spect x7.72 8.44 HOWARD: Inv Guid Stock 7.70 8.42 Baln Fd 9.65 10.55 Inv Indic Am Grth 5.99 6.55 Gwth 14.63 15.99 Inv.
Bos Am Insin 5.12 5.60 Incme 5.98 6.54 INVEST Am Invst 4.92 4.92 Specil 7,48 8.17 COUNSEL Am Mut 8.32 9.09 Stck Fd 13.09 14.31 Capam AmNt Gr 2.43 2.66 Eberstd 10.62 11.61 Capit Iv ANCHOR EDIE Sp 22.88 22.88 Capit Sh GROUP: EFC MGMT GRP: INVEST Captal 4.95 5.42 Eaty Gr 8.02 8.77 IDS Gth End Inv 7.82 8.57 Eqty Pr 3.14 3.43 IDS ND Grwth 8.20 8.99 End Am 7.63 8.34 IDSPr Incom 7.15 7.84 Egret Gt 12.78 13.89 Mutual Ventur 8.62 9.45 Elfun Trt. 16.84 Stock Wa Natl 12,43 13.62 Emerg 4.09 4.47 Select Astron 3.85 4,21 Energy 11.70 11.70 Var Pay Audax 8.34 9.12 Fairfid 8.20 8.96 Inv Res AXE Fm Bure 9.83 9.83 I 1: HOUGHTON: Fed RRs 9.66 Grwth Fund A 4.76 5.17 FIDELITY Incom Fund 7.08 7.70 GROUP: Trst Ut Stock 5.89 6:44 Bnd deb 8.92 9.75 Trst Sh Axe Sci 4,21 4.58 Captal 11.99 13.10 Istel End BLC Gth 11.70 12.19 Contra 9.32 Ivy Fund Babson 11.52 11.52 Cv SSec 7.19 7.51 Gwth Bayroc 7.47 7.95 Dest 6.35 Janus Fd Bayrk qr 6.08 6.47 Essex 11,20 JHan gth Beacn HI 9.44 9.44 Everst 11.1512.19 JHan Sig Beacon 11.38 11,38 Fund 16.0117.50 Johnstn Berger 11.31 11.31 Puritn 9.3610.23- KEYSTON: Berkshr 4.34 4.74 Salem 4.27 4.67 Cust B1 Bondstk 4.91 5.36 Trend 24.9227.93 Cust B2 Bost Fdn 9.90 10.82 FINANCIAL Cust B4 Brown 3.33 3.64 PROGRAMS: Cust K1 BULLOCK Fin Dyn 4.27 4.27 Cust K2 FUNDS: Fin Ind 4.48 4.48 Cust S1 Bull Fd 13.31 14.58 Fin Inc 5.64 5.64 Cust 52 Con Fd 22.21 24.32 Vent 4.12 4.12 Cust S3 Div Shr 3.73 4.09 1stFd Va 11.59 12.67 Cust S4 Natwd 10.02 10.97 FIRST Apollo NY Ven 11.28 12.35 INVESTORS: Polars Brnhm 9.97 9.97 Disc Fd 5.58 6.12 Knickr CG Fund 10.49 11.34 Grth Fd 7.50 8.22 Knkr Gth Cap Trin 11.44 12.50 Stock 7.88 8.64 Lndmrk Cent Shs 13.94 15.2 1st Multi 8.57 8.57 Lenx Fd CHANNING FORUM GROUP: FUNDS: 100 End 11.14 11.14 LEX GROUP: Bained 10.66 11:65 101 Fnd 8.13 8.13 Cp Ledr Bnd Fd 9.01 9.85 Colum 9.08 9.08 Grwth Com Stk 1.33 1,45 25 Fund 6.8 6.18 Resrch Grwth 5.48 5.99 Fdn Gr 4.75 5.19 Libly Fd Incom 6.77 7,40 FOUNDERS Life Intv Spect 1.83 2.00 GROUP: Linc Cap Ventur 8.46 9.25 Grwth 5.34 5.84 Ling End CHASE Incom 11.7212.81 LOOMIS BOSTON: Mtual 9.2310.09 SAYLES: End Bos 8.80 9.62 Specil 10.95 11.97 Cap Dv Fron Cp 5.52 6.03 Foursa 9.06 9.90 Mutual ShTr. Bs 7,23 7.90 FRANKLIN LORD ABB: Spect 6.12 6.69 GROUP: Affilat Fd 11.17 12.21 DNTC 8.02 8.7 Am Bus Chem COLONIAL Gwth Sr 7.82 8.57 Bnd deb FUNDS: Fr Incm 1,96 2.1 horn 9.48 10.36 US GV 9.56 10.48 Luthn In Conver 3.40 3.72 Utititie 5.13 5.62 MAGNA Equity Fund 10.10 11.04 Res Cap 4.75 5.21 Captal Grwth 6.26 6.84 Rs Eaty 4.49 4,92 Incom Incom 9.62 10.57 Fk LIEg 12.06 13.18 Pilgrm Ventur 3.39 3.70 Fd Mt dp 9.71 9.71 Manhin FUNDS INCP MASS CO: COMMONWLTH TRUST: GROUP: Freem 1.13 1.22 Comm 9.02 9.86 Indp A 7.81 8.54 Mass 1,42 1.54 Impac 6.84 7.48 Indus tr 11,13 12.16 MASS FNCL: Poole da diog Pilot 7.46 8.15 MIT Nevada State Journal Tuesday, July 31, 1973-17 Jonas Laufman Jonas Welsh Laufman, 85, 623 Evans died in a local hospital Monday. A native of Paris, he was born Feb. 2, 1888.
Laufman had lived in the area for 55 years and was a plant for Standard Oil Company. He was a 55-year member Washoe Lodge No. 35, Surviving are his widow, Edith Laufman of Reno; daughters, Dorothy Bawden- and Marrlyn Elges, both of Carson City; son, Harlan of Corpus Christie, Texas; sisters, Nellie Pattan of Dixon, and Connie Edwards of Walnut Creek, four grandchildren and four great -grandchildren. A funeral will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Walton Funeral Hame in Reno, under the direction of Washoe Lodge No.
35, Burial will follow at the Masonic Memorial Gardens. John Moreschi John Moreschi, 78. 400 W. Commercial Row, died in a local hospital Sunday. A native of Italy, he was born July 17, 1895.
Moreschi had lived in the area for 50 years and was a lumber worker. He was a member of the Carpenters Union Local 2903. There are no known survivors. A funeral will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the O'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home.
Cremation will be at the Masonic Memorial Gardens. South Tahoe Man Killed In Accident MINDEN (UPI) Kenneth Frank Vormelker, 25, South Lake Tahoe, died Monday after his motorcycle ran off Kingsburgy Grade, hit a highway marker, and tossed him off the vehicle. The Nevada Highway Patrol said Mara Lynn Durate, 22, of South Lake Tahoe, a passenger on the cycle was injured. The accident happened on State Route 19 about 3.7 miles west of State Route 88. Almanac By United Press International Today is Tuesday, July 31, the 212th day of 1973 with 153 to follow.
The moon is approaching its first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury. Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo.
American writer John Kent was born July 31, 1763. On this day in history: In 1792, Director David Rittenhouse laid the cornerstone in Philadelphia for the U.S. Mint, the first building of the federal government. In 1948. as 900 planes flew overhead, President Harry Truman dedicated the New York International Airpot at Idlewild Field, later to be renamed for President John F.
Kennedy. In 1953, Senate Majority Leader Robert Taft of Ohio died in New York City. In 1972, Missouri Sen. Thomas Eagelton withdrew as Democratic vice-presidential nominee, six days after disclosing previous hospitalization and psychiatric treatment. A thought for the day: American writer Henry Thoreau said, "It takes two to speak the truth, one to speak, the other to Vital Statistics BRUSH Reno, July 28, 1973, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Brush of Sparks. a daughter. CHANDLER In Reno, July 28. 1973, to Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Chandler of narks. daughter. LEONARD In Reno, July 29, 1973, to Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Leonard of Reno. a daughter. LONG In Reno. July 29, 1973, to Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel J. Long of Verdi, a son. PECK In Reno, July 28, 1973, to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael J. Peck of Reno, daughter. SALERNO In Reno, July 28, 1973. to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Salerno of Reno. daughter. STOUDER In Reno, July 28, 1973, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stouder of Reno.
a daughter. For Electric Autos NEW YORK (UPI) Gulf Western Industries, and Occidental Petroleum Corp. have formed a $10 million joint venture to develop a zine chroride rechargeable battery system for electric automobiles. An Occidental Petroleum subsidiary known as Udylite, has been working on the projects at Madison Heights, for five years and the work will be located at Madison Heights. Profit Mood Sees Stock Prices Drift Lower Death Notices STATES Nina A in Reno on July 27, native of Oregon.
aged 56 years. Funeral services will be neld in Sierra Chapel, Walton Funeral Home on Wednesday al 11 a.m. with Reverend Bill Walters of First Baptist Church officiating. Private cremation will follow at Mountain View Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, the family has that donations be made to requested Cancer Society, 320 Broadway, Reno 89502.
In Memoriam IN Bonner MEMORY who of was our killed beloved 8 son Bill years today, July 31. Your death was like a blow upon our hearts it fell, called without a word, not even a last farewell, So sadly missed by mon and Cecil Jones Cecil Charles Jones, 76, 5455 Talbot Lane, died at his residence Sunday. A native of Hillsborough, he was born Sept. 15, 1896. Jones was a cowboy when he was young and worked on several big ranches in Northern California.
He moved to Reno in 1931 from Yreka, where he owned and operated the Cozy's Motel for over 20 years. He also was a painting contractor. Jones was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Surviving are his daughter, Miriam Maloney of Castro Valley, son, Edmund of Sacramento; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A funeral will be held at 1 Wednesday in the Ross, p.m.
Burke and Knobel Mortuary. Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery. Mark Shipley Mark A. Shipley, 61, a former Reno resident was killed Saturday in a light airplane crash near Prospect, Ore. The pilot was also killed.
Shipley moved to Reno in 1938 and worked at the University of Nevada Experimental station. He then was the head of the Department of Range Management for four years, before resigning in 1951. He then owned and operated the Shipley Dental X-Ray Laboratory in Reno, from 1951 to 1964. In 1965 he moved to Prospect. Shipley was a charter member of the Washoe Horseman's Association, longtime member of the Nevada White Hats, active in horseman's associations in the Reno area and was involved in real estate developments and ranching in Reno and Prospect.
A native of Bancroft, Idaho, he was born Nov. 1, 1911. He was a graduate of Utah State Agriculture College at Logan in 1938, with a B.S. in forestry. Surviving are his widow, Marjorie of Prospect; brothers, Roy of Malad, Idaho and Mike of Lava Hot Springs, Idho; daughter, Gayle, Newton of Pike Road, and son, Rodney of Reno.
Memorial services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Prospect Episcopal Church. Cremation will follow. William Pennington Special to the Journal PORTOLA William Andrew Pennington died Sunday at a local hospital. Pennington, born in Sacramento, Calif.
in 1909. lived in Plumas County for the last 19 years. He was a Western Pacific Railroad engineer for 36 years. He was a past trustee of the Methodist Church of Portola and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He is survived by his widow, Wilma Pennington of Portola; sons, Walter Pennington of Portola and Norman Pennington of San Leandro, sister, Mrs.
W.T. Macandoe of Orinda, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Pennington of Reno. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Portola a Methodist Church.
Arrangements are being handled by the Manni Funeral Home of Portola. Mary Murray Mary Murray, 70, 1445 Newcomer Lane. Panther Valley, died in a Reno hospital Monday. A native of McKeesport, she was born March 1. 1903.
Mrs. Murray was a member of Our Lady of Wisdom Catholic Church and had lived in the area nine years. Surviving are her sister, Helen McCarty of Reno: brothers, Louis and Joseph of McKeesport, and three grandchildren. Requiem- Mass will be celebrated in Our Lady of Wisdom Catholic Church at 11 a.m. Thursday.
Burial will follow at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Walton Funeral Home in Reno is in charge of arrangements. NEW YORK (UPI) Stock prices drifted lower Monday in lethargic trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with investors in a profit-taking mood after nearly two weeks of steady advances. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.94 to 933.77, after a string of 10 consecutive gains during which the index of 30 blue chips rose over 50 points. Standard Poor's 500-stock index lost 0.34 to 109.25.
The average price of a NYSE common share dropped 12 cents, Ametek AME Ampex Amstar Anacon ApecoCo Armcos Arms Ck Ashl oil At Richfid Atlas Avco Avnetinc BakerOil Bangor Basic Baath Ind Beat Fds Beckmn BeechA Bendix Hw Benguet, Black Boeing Boise Borden W. Bost Ed Bourns BranifAir Briggs Bris My BritPet BrGroup Brunswk BUUCy Budd Co Bulovaw BunkeR In Burl No Burrghs Camp CanPac CaroPL. CarrierC Cater Tr Celanese Centl Cent Tel Cerro Certn-1d Cessna Chmpint ChmpSP ChaseMan Chessi Chris Chrystr CIT CitiesSv Fin City Inv Clev El CocaCol Colgate .54 Collin Radio 1.46 Col Gas 1.90 Comb 1.51 ComSolv .40 CmwEd 2.30 Comsat .68 Con Ed 1.80 ConsFd 1.30 Con Frgt .52 ConsNG 2.03 Consm Pw 2 Conti Air Ln Cn Can 1.60 Contl Oil Cont Tel .88 Contri Data CornGIs 1.12 Cox Brd .35 CPCIntl 1.77 CraneC .80 Crwn ZI 1.20 Curtiss Wrt Cyprus Ms DaanRivr .40 DanaCp 1.36 Dart In Dayco 1.14 DayPLt 1.66 Deere 1.08 Del Mnt .10 Dennisn .80 DetEdis 1.45 Diam Shm Diebold DisneyW .12 DistilSea .70 DrPeppr ..22 DomeMn 1a DowChem 1 Dresser 1.40 Dukee .40 DuPont DugneL .72 Egl Pich EascoC Eastern Air Est Ko 1.08a EatonCp ElPasoNG EltraCp 1.28 E.G. and G. ESBInc 1.28 Esmark .75 Essexint .64 EthylCorp 1 ExCell 0 .90 Exxon 1.90b Fabeerge .40 Fairch Cam Fairind FairmtF .50 Farah Mfg Ferro Cp .90 Fireston .86 FsPaCp 1.20 Fleming .50 Flintkot 1.08 FlaPwr .80 FMC Cp .85 FoodFr FordM 3.20a For McK .84 FreptMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC Corp GAF Cp .44 Gam Sk .30 Gannett .25 Gn AOI .60 Gen Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 1.40 Gn Host Cp Gen Mills 1 GnMot 2.05b PubU 1.60 Gn Steel Ind TE 1.60 GenTire 1g Ga Pac Gerber 1,35 Gillette ..50 Global Mar Goodrich GoodyrT .92 Grace Grand .80 Grace Grand .80 Grant Gt Tea GINNek .60 GtWsFin .40 Gt West Un Grn Giant Greyhd 1.04 Grumman Guulf Oil GulfStU 1.12 .64 HamPap .50 HeclaMn 2k Harrah's Heinz 1.08 Hercules .68 Heublein .92 Hewitt .20 Hilton Ht HobartM .64 Hoff Electn Hol Inns .30 Hol Homestak.
1 Inns .30 Homestak Honywl 1.40 HOUSLP 1.40 Howard) .20 Howmet .70 Idaho 1.66 IdealBas .80 1.22 Ill Pwr 2.20 Imperial Cp INACp 2.10a Ing Rnd 2.16 Inland St Insp Copp IBM Cp 4.48 IntHarv 1.40 Intl Mining Intl Nickel Int Pap Int 1.24 Itek. Corprin 6 26 293-- 1 10 27 173 1 25 357 F. 48 83 17 500 53 12 31 8 14 858 22 11 7 40 1 8 53 13 50 41 41 17 5 10 10 7 35 81 11 93 381 8 70 167 39 7 1 529 567 16 59 1 20 87 8 30 2678 -G G- 113 3 3 108 1178 1 36 2858 277- 29 5 375-- 5 28 3278 3258 3258 8 98 2398 223 223- 5 A 22 667 64 11 126 8 21 21 50 59 59 8 684 x340 1978 1958 1 9 27 11 369 303 303- 6 80 213 294 373 37 37 13 12 20 187 22 152 6158 6114- 84 458 12 6 196 205 2312 23 155 9 12 121 A1134- 155 12 121 1134 1134 $130 193 7 312 1 18 6 4638 461 80 912 1878 9 418 10 213 8 296 14 1378 35 0 934 0 x476 9 53 1934 3 11 84 26 1 H- 12 19 15 1414 75 203 48 2 15 87 45 453- 17 130 337 33 23 697 4871 48 481- 50 47 88 10 317 17 2 31 83 16 77 161 481 477- 19 16 77 2344 231 161 4712 19 55 1344 24 14. 391: 14 88 2138 21-R- 22 133 1272 121 9 46 281 32 1418 51 201 151 26 253- 11 54 91 91 93- 70 405 4038 29 5818 581 13 287 130 2912 439B-es 10 3161 274 34 261 30 111. 11 93 13 123 3218- 19 298 3844 13 711 34 291 16 123 1848 Jantzen ,5.60 185R 32 JeffPilol 22 70 32 .48 223 223 JohnMv 1.20 32 117 1173- .50 90 JonLogn .80 11 30 401 in Jones x13 178 1.35 Jostens .16 6 814 185 1.40 Declines edged advances, 817 to 626, among 1,812 issues traded.
Turnover slowed to 11,710,000 shares, compared with 12,910,000 shares traded Friday. American Telephone Telegraph Co. led the actives, dropping to on 148,500 shares. Sony Corp. was second, off to 46 on 123.200 shares, followed by Ashland Oil which gained to on 112,100 shares.
Texas Gulf, also active, fell The stock rose sharply last week following a tender offer for 10 million Texas Gulf shares by Canadian Development Corp. But Texas Gulf Monday obtained a court order restraining the offer temporarily. American Exchange NEW YORK on the American Panhdl Penn Penney PennDx PennPL Pennzol Peop iS PepsCo Phelp PhaEl PhlipM chiPet Pilsbry Ptney Polarod PPGind PhipM PhiPet Plisbry Ptney Poal PPGInd PuS Col Pullmanin PurexCp Purolatr Pzl Ralston Raython RCA Corp gReadng RepbStl Revion Rey Ind Rey Met Riviana RoanSt Robshaw RochGs Rickwil RohmH Rohr Ind RoyalCC RoyID Safewy 1.90 Centr 1.12 .20 1.68 .80 2.24 1.08 .64 2.20 1.64 1.30 1.30 1.52 .68 .32 1.70 1.30 1.30 1.52 .68 .32 1.70 1.80 1.20 1.72 2 .84 .84 .75 Co 1.20 1.08 2.68 .40 .86 .76 1.24 1.60 1.12 ..80 .58 1.08b 1,40 AAlld Control A Petro 1.10 ArkLaG 1.30 Austral Oil Banister Lt Brascan 1g Buttes Gas Cal Comptr Carnatn .88 ChmpH Circle .26 Comb Equip CreoleP 2.20 Crown CP DayMn Dome Petro Felmont Oil Fincl SB .20 Fischer Pt 51 Frontier Air Gen Cine .32 HuskyOl .15 Kaiser In 2k Kirbyind .44 Lee Ent .30 Lee Natl Cp Loews Th wt McCullch Of NatGn wtsn OKC Cp .80 00kep 3.67b PacNW 1.04 Pneum Dyn Rem Ar .80 Sambos Res Skaggs Solitron SoundCp .40 Statham Ins STPCorp .60 Syntex .40 Techncolor TWA wts Vikoa Incor Wyo Bnc .4.4 Yates Indus (UPI) Selected stocks Stock Ecxhange. Sales Net P-E (hds) High Low Last Chg. 9 2 12 8 46 15 5 133 28 5 22 31 87 25 18 9 27 25 88 13 505 -15 19 14 21 27 :11 42 51-13 3 3 33 20 9 9 3 34 30 37 0 33 10 5 5 12 12 10 6 5 6 12 11 17 31 10 125 6 NO 1 11 10 2 3 89 9 289 A 6 2 10 250 10 13 8 4 4 9 30 84 34 26 39 5 5 37 15 143 15 13 18 7 20 9 35 360 8 19 9 9 1 326 60 77 9 5 11 11 11 14 97 Livestock JOLIET, (UP1)-Livestock Monday: Cattle 2,300.
Trade slow to active. Steers steady; heifers 25 to 75 cents higher; cows steady. High choice and prime steers 54.00-55.50; choice good and choice 51.50-52.50; good 49.25; high choice and prime heifers 52.50; choice 51.00-52.25; good and choice 49.75-51.00. Hogs 700. Trade active.
Barrows and Its 1.00 10 1.50 higher: No. 1-2 200-230 15. 55.75-56.00; No. 1-3 200-250 lb. 55.00- 55.75; No.
2-3 250-270 lb. 54.25-55.00; 325 lb 495. Tuesday's estimated receipts cattle 200; hogs 700 do- 3.00. 2.03. down noon 115.90 down fine- Assore- are Asked 46 123 12 7.74 8.37 MIG 13.70 14.97 Flet Fd 3.95 4.32 37.51 37.51 MID 13.444 14.69 Harbr 7,46 8.15 6.66 6.66 MFD 13.58 14.84 Legal 6.15 6.72 SEC: MCD 15.13 16.54 Pace Fd 7.93 8.67 5.91 6.46 Mates 2.24 2.24 SHEARSON FDS: 7.95 8.69 Mather 11.74 11.74 Appre 18.70 20.44 11.32 12.38 Mid Am 5.55 6.07 Incom 17.0618.64 4.28 4.68 Mony Fd 10.96 11.98 Invest 9.4310.31 21.32 21.32 MSB Fd 14.45 14.45 Sh Dean 11.71 11.71 23.40 3.40 Mtl BnG 10.13 11.10 Side Fd 7.12 7.80 GRP: MF Fd 7.70 8.32 SIGMA FUNDS: 4.17 4.56 MIF.
Gro 4.60 4.97 Cap Shr 7.98 8.72 7.15 7.82 MuOm gt 4.93 5.36 Inv 10.68 11.67 6.15 6.72 MuOm in 8.89 9.66 Trst 7.97 8.71 11.17 11.17 Mute Shrs 15.41 15.41 Ventur 9.3910.26 8.33 8.33 Mutt Trs 1.87 1.87 Smith 10.55 10.55 8.17 8.93 Nat Indu 10.16 10.16 SB 11.05 11.05 5.70 NAT SEC FDS: So GenF 12.7013.30 1.81 1.98 Balanc 8.97 9.80 Swst Inv 8.35 9.03 19.33 20.90 Bond Sg 4.75 5.29 Sw Inv 6.55 7.08 9.83 10.74 Dividn 3.64 3.98 Sovr In 11.5612.66 7.29 7.97 Pref Stk 6.19 6.77 Spectra 5.30 5.81 13.19 14.42 Incom 4.75 5.19 InD 7.22 7.22 6.15 6.74 Stock Sr 6.79 7.42 STATE BND GRP: 3.03 3.32 Grwth 6.96 7.61 Com Fd 4.94 5.40- 8.87 9.59 NEW ENG LF: Divesif 5.28 5.77 36.62 40.13 Equity 16.17 17.58 Progrs 5.23 5.72 9.11 9.11 Grwth 11.26 12.24 Fr Gr 4.80 4.80 13.29 14.52 Side 17.33 18.84 St Fr Inc 9.29 9.29 7.50 7.50 NEA Mt 9.80 10.00 State Str 47.87 48.12 3.28 Neu Cent 5.14 5.14 STEADMAN FDS: 11.28 12.33 Neuwth 8.98 8.98 Am Ind 3.11 3.11 Newton 14.10 15.40 Asso Fd 1.19 1.19 N1 Pers 13.82 15.10 Invest 1.42 1.42 7.39 8.10 New Wid 12.62 13.79 STEIN ROE FDS: 2.77 3.04 Nichlas 17.19 17.19 Balanc 21.45 21.45 5.78 6.33 Nest Ivtr 15.29 15.29 Capitl 10.69 10.69 GROUP: Oceang 6.72 6.72 Stock 15.54 15.54 6.91 Omega 7.86 7.98 SIS GROUP: 6.30 6.85 Neil fd 11.94 11.94 Grwth (z) (z) One Will 16.85 16.85 Incom (z) (z) 4.62 5.03 9.90 10.76 OPPENHM FD: Smmit (z) z) 20.34 22.11 Op Aim 10.39 11.36 Technl (z) (z) 9.31 10.02 Op End 7.48 8.17 Syncro 6.87 7.51 9.22 10.03 Op Tme 7.13 7.79 TMR Ap 8.91 9.74 5.09 5.56 OTC Sec 10.16 11.04 Templ 8.70 9.51 Paramt 7.75 8.47 Tower 6.12 4.21 4.60 Paul Rev 7.40 8.09 Tran Cap 8.58 9.33 3.95 4.52 Pgasus 5.21 5.72 Travi Eq 10.46 11.46 3.55 Pa Mut 2.51 2.51 Tudor 11.46 11.46 13.12 14.34 Penn Sq 6.87 6.87 20th CG 2.70 2.96 21.48 22.14 Phila Fd 6.75 7,40 20th Ci 3.88 4.25 7.13 7.13 Pine St 10.42 10.42 Unified 9.19 10.04 9.12 9.91 Pin Tre 3.17 Unifund 8.80 9.62 17.24 17.24 PIONEER FD: UNION SERVICE 8.10 8.80 Pion En 7.24 7.91 GROUP: 8.51 9.25 Pion Fd 11.80 12.90 Brd Iv 14.03 15.33 24.67 24.67 Pionr 9.68 10.58 Natl Inv. 8.94 10.11 Plannd 9.02 9.8 Un Capt 9.25 10.11 18.75 19.61 PLI GRO 13.07 14.28 Whthal 12.83 14.02 19,40 21.26 PRICE ROWE: UNITED FUNDS: 8.22 9.01 Grwth 14.06 14.06 Accum 7.48 8.20 7,16 7.85 Nw Era 11.54 11.54 Bnd Fd 7,61 8.34 6.16 6.75 Nw Hor 10.22 10.22 Cont gw 10.08 11.05 3.59 25.83 Pro Fd 8.61 8.61 Cont Inc 9.90 10.85 11.85 12:99 Providt 4.02 4.39 Incom 133.83 15.16 8.07 8.84 Povd. Gt 8.59 9.39 Scienc 7.18 7.87 4.40 4.82 Prud SIP 10.66.11.65 Vangd 7.04 7.72 .69 5.14 USAA Ca 11.34 11.34 3.73 4.07 PUTNAM US GvtS 10.02 10.17 6.28 6.88 FUNDS: VALUE LINE FDS: 7.81 8.55 Conver 10.89 11.90 Val Lne 5.62 6.05 6.58 7.20 Equity 8.78 9.60 Val Inc x4.36 4.78 5.40 5.40 Geo 15.48 16,92 Lev Gth 7.45 7.79 Grwth 11.3112.36 Val Spc 3.41 3.74 Inc 8.06 8.81 VANCE 15.92 17.40 Inv 10.02 10.95 SANDERS: 6.70 7.32 Vista 10.57 11.55 Invest 7.29 7.97 13.82,15.10 Voyag 10.4811.45 VS Com 7.85 8.58 5,45 5.96 Revere 7.17 7.84 Spect 7.61 8.32 8.71 9.51 Rinfrt 12.55 Vndrblt 4.59 5.02 x7.44 8.13 Salec Eg 8.46 0.25 Vangrd z) (z) 3.30 Sagittar 2.41 2.41 Vant 1090 6.32 Schus Fd 8,76 9.57 Varled (z) (2) Schus Sp 9.14 9.999 Vikng Gr 5.62 5.62 13.37 13.37 SCUDDER FDS: WaallSt or 7.87 8.6 14.84 14.84 Intr Inv 17.07 17.07 Wash Mu 11.22 12.26 Balanc 16.68 16.68 Weing eq 11.18 11.18 6.63 7.17 Com 10.97 10.97 WELLINGTON 2.97 3.21 Specal 30.7530.75 GROUP: 9.83 10.74 Lev. 4.65 5.10 Explor 22.49 24.58 10.87 11.888 SECURITY FD5: Ivest 10.21.11.16 9.40 10.27 Equity 3.50. 3.84 Morgn 11.79 12.89 FUNDS: Invest 6.70.
7.34 Tchniv 7.62 3.85 4.22 Ultra 7.03 7.70 Trust 12.35x3.50 8.72 9.53 SELECTED FDS: Weisly 11.72 12.81 8.60 9.40 Arn 8.35 8.35 Welltn 11.18 12.22 4.09 4.47 Opp Ed 9,72 9.72 Windst 7.59 8.30 Spl Shrs 13.12 13.12 West Ind (2) (z) 7.83 8.58 Sentinel 9.7210.57 Wstld Gr 8.81 9.58 8.24 9.03 Sentry 13.87 15.08 Wiscons 5.68 y.21 11.60 12.71 SHAREHLD GRP Ziegler 9.74 10.65 Comst 3.36 3.67 x-ex-dividend. 11.56 12.63 Entrpr 5.73 6.26 z-unavailable. Births These ciation present intended price Alameda Bank Kaiser Pacific Southwest Delta Magma Thermal First Nevada.
