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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tu Dec. 5, 1972 nC New Emerson President local notes taisieess eews PEABODY COAL a subsidiary of Kennecott Coppef. elected L. B.

Rahn senior vice president-sales and Rich? ard E. Miller a senior vice president for safety, training, recjaj mation and environmental quality. Rahn was vice president ana general manager of sales. Miller was senior vice president-sales, B. D.

Brandvold R. E. Miller L. B. Rahn V.

T. Gorguie President THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF ST. LOUIS named Brent D. Brandvold vice president and assistant treasurer. He was with the Farm Credit Administration in Washington, D.C.

senior executive vice presidentoperations. Four group vice presidents also were elected today: L. L. Browning who will continue as president and chief operating officer of the Browning division; R. C.

Baumgartner, who will continue as president of the Ridge Tool division; E. L. Keyes who will continue as president of Day-Brite Lighting division; and C. O. Planting, who will continue as president of the Emerson Motor division.

Emerson's sales have increased from about $200,000,000 to more than $760,000,000 in the last 10 years. Persons said the goal is to reach 1 billion dollars in sales by the mid-1970s, with international sales of Treasury Bill Interest Rises WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (AP) Average interest rates on the government's short-term borrowings rose yesterday in the weekly auction of Treasury bills. Investors received an average yield of 4.945 per cent on the Treasury's 91-day bills, the highest since the 5.372 per cent of August 9, 1971. On 182-day bills, the average rate was 5.230 per cent, highest since the 5.236 per cent of September 9.

Last week, the 3-month bills brought an average interest rate of 4.886 per cent and the 6-month bills, 5.178 per cent. Persons said the Office of the Chief Executive was expanded in the last year to include key financial and operational officers. It formerly included the top three officers. He said the expanded concept was "extremely successful." North County Banks Opposed Lewis and Clark State Bank in north St. Louis County, which opened in June 1, 1971, is fighting the opening of two banks in its general area.

Last week, it filed an appeal with the Missouri State Banking Board of the charter granted Nov. 21 by Missouri Finance Commissioner, H. Duane Pem-berton to Spanish Lake Bank and Trust 12019 Bellefon-taine Road. Lewis and Clark State Bank is seeking an injunction against the opening of Boatmen's National Bank of North St. Louis County in federal appelate court in the District of Columbia.

The proposed bank would be in the vicinity of Parker Road and Highway 67. The appeal of the charter granted Spanish Lake Bank contends that the needs and convenience of the community do not justify another bank, that the volume of business of the new bank will be insufficient to make it solvent, that the solvency of Lewis and Clark State Bank will be endangered and that there was no proof that the capital of the new bank was paid, as required by low. Emerson Electric Co. today shifted and expanded its top management with W. R.

Persons continuing as chairman and chief executive. V. T. Gorguze, formerly executive vice president and corporate operations officer, was elected president and chief operating officer. He succeeds E.

L. O'Neill, who was elected vice chairman of the board with continuing responsibility for corporate administrative functions. 11 The elections become effective Jan. 1. C.

F. Knight, formerly president and chief executive of Lester B. Knight and Associates, a Chicago management consulting firm, was elected vice chairman and a director. He will have chief responsibility for development of corporate strategy and direction of corporate Knight is 37 years old; Persons is 63, and O'Neill and Gorguze are 56. W.

L. Davis, who is 55 years old, formerly vice chairman, was elected chairman of the finance committee. J. C. Wilson, formerly vice president and comptroller, was elected vice president of finance.

Ralph E. Petering will retire at the end of 1972 as senior vice president after 30 years with the company. D. N. Gredys, formerly executive vice president, was elected Management Changes By GM 1972, New York Times News Service NEW YORK, Dec.

5 With the retirement scheduled at the turn of the year of Lewell N. Mays, 65 years old, as vice I I I 1 i I lk I N. E. Heitner F.Kahn D.H. Waggle If mm i nun.

G)nsumer Credit Soars nrifimmi-n Dow Jones News Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 Total consumer credit rose a sea-i sonally adjusted 1.92 billion dollars in October, the Federal Reserve Board reported. The October advance was a record, topping the previous high of 1.85 billion in August and September's 1.32 billion. Instalment credit expanded by a seasonally adjusted 1.49 billion in October, compared to September's 1.29 billion, the report showed. In the instalment credit debt for non-automotive con-, sumer goods, and for personal loans, expanded strongly.

The Fed reported that instalment debt on automobile purchases rose less in October than in September, i Noninstalment credit expanded a seasonally adjusted in October, after a $36,000,000 increase in September. At the end of October, total consumer credit outstanding was 150.58 billion dollars, up 16.82 billions from a year ago. Shoney's Big Boy Franchise Special to the Post-Dispatch NASHVILLE, Dec. 5 Shoney's Big Boy Enterprises, said it has acquired the rights from the Marriott Corp. to open and operate-Big' Boy Restaurants in Missouri.

Under the terms of the agreement, Shoney is obligated to open 15 Big Boy restaurants in Missouri within seven years, and will pay Marriott Corp. an undisclosed cash fee plus 2 per cent of gross revenues of each unit opened. The company said it plans to enter either the St. Louis or Kansas City market before next Oct. 31.

The company currently has Big Boy franchises in 10 states. R. L. Danner, Shoney's president, said the firm will penetrate the Missouri market gradually. Shoney's operates 192 diversified food units throughout the nation.

In the nine months ended July 31, Shoney's reported net income of $1,425,532, or 62 cents a share, on revenues of $19,386,994. Jr Building Contracts Decline Building contracts in the St. Louis metropolitan area declined 40 per cent in October to $39,486,000 from $65,844,000 In the same month year, the F. W. Dodge division of McGraw-Hill Information Systems New York, reported.

Nonresidential construction declined 41 per cent to $16,116,000 in October while residential construction declined 39 per cent to $23,370,000. In the first 10 months of this, year contracts for nonresidential construction in the area increased 6 per cent to from the same period last year, while contracts for residential construction increased 3 per cent to $246,565,000. Total building contracts increased 4 per cent to $461,999,000. The figures cover building activity in St. Louis City, St.

Louis, Jefferson, St. Charles and Franklin Counties in Missouri and Madison and St. Clair Counties in Illinois. Turner Charged In Canada TORONTO, Dec. 5 (AP) Canadian charges have been filed against 44 persons, including self-proclaimed American millionaire Glenn W.

Turner, following a lengthy investigation of Turner's "Dare to be Great" self-improvement plan. Toronto police said the charges were filed under Section 189 of the Canadian Criminal Code which deals with the operation of fraudulent schemes. The violations allegedly involved $1,850,000, they said. Warrants were issued for 14 including Turner, and 30 Canadians, police said. The companies named in the charges were Dare, to be Great of Canada Dare to be Great c.

F. Knight RALSTON PURINA CO. named Doyle H. Waggle director of -1-research and development for the firm's New Venture Manajj- ment. He was manager, process research in the firm's central research group and will succeed F.

E. Calvert, division vfcp 'j president and director of research and development, who will take an extended leave of absence starting next June. NORMAN E. HEITNER has been elected a director and a -member of the Governing Council of the Securities Industry sociation. He is president of the Heitner Corp.

FIRST NORTH COUNTY BANK AND TRUST CO. electe'd Farrell Kahn a director. He is executive vice president of Tift" fany Industries. DANFORTH AGRI-RESOURCES named Wade McMillen-a vice president of Agri-Dynamics, a newly formed division. He was director of farm management services for Ralston Purina Co.

GAY TAYLOR, a subsidiary of Retail Credit Atlanta, promoted Terence E. Nixon to district manager here. Vice 1 chairman over-the-counter market TIKSDAY. DEC. 8 The following quotations rrom the National Association of Securities Dealers, are representative Inter-dealer prices as of approximately 10 a.m.

Inter-dealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup, markdown or commission. Description Bid Asked Description Bid Asked Description Bid Asked ForumRest 5 '4 dowts 1U FranklinL 34 5 2 34 1 KrontTwLflns 1 4. 1 214 3514 35 5 5i4 51t '3 57s ARTHUR LOOMSTEIN has been elected president of the Building Owners and Managers Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.

He is president of Centerco Properties. MOTOR CARRIERS COUNCIL OF ST. LOUIS, elected Kenneth Grant president. He is director, labor relations for Spector Freight System. CHROMALLOY PHOTOGRAPHIC INDUSTRIES named Rusn sel Isaak controller.

He was an audit department manager for; Arthur Andersen and Co. PARAMOUNT PICTURES appointed Tom Sherak sales man-' i ager here. He was a salesman in Washington, D.C. BRANSON INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, has been named a representative for incinerators of the Air Preheater Wellsville, N.Y., a subsidiary of Combustion Engineering. 9 914 64 6414 7014 71 114 581a 49 11 11 31 V4 32 6i 6', 4fiV4 46 37 37 20 Vi 20 33 3414 4 14 4 4 ib 4 9Vi 9 16 16 1814 187 24 25 4014 41 3814 39 10 t'4 ,68 4 101 814 414 9 AllynBacon AmKxpress AmGreet AmSnacks Anh-Busch ArkWestGas AssocCoca-C BalrdAtomics BankofAm BankBldE BaylessMkts BoatmBanc ButlerNatl CapitalTech Carbollne Cencor CentVermont ChanceAB OitizensUtA CItizensUtsA ClaytBanc ClaytonCp CommBanc ComStateCD 7 22 22 nenrysunve Honeggers HooverCo Howelllnst HydrBrick Imperiallndus Intotronics Intertherm Kalvar KearneyNat Kellwood KyCenLife K-VPharm LacGaspf LacSteel LibLn.VApf do5pf rans Malllnckrodt ManchesF president and general manager of the General Motors Corporation Buick division, a slew of management changes were announced yesterday by the giant automobile company.

Succeeding Mays will be George B. Eges, 49, vice president and general manager of the Cadillac division, who will, in turn, be succeeded by Robert D. Lund, 52, general sales manager of the Chevrolet division. In addition, Robert W. Decker, 53, will become vice president and general manager of the Fisher Body Division; Robert L.

1 58, will succeed Decker as vice president-manufacturing; and Harold L. Smith 50, the new general manager of the Electro-Motive division, will become, a vice presi MoundCTr 24 MyleeDigltal 3 414 NatAviaUnd 1214 13 NatOldUnes 1014 10 OceanDrill 63 64 PaibstBrew 8514 85 Parkv-Gem 4 4 Perm'rUnlt R6 92 Petrolite 49 51 Pottlndus 31 32 14 ProgNatLife 2 3 ReliaibleLife 23 24 Rentex 3Vs 4 StLStlCast 3,14 3 Scrip-ps-HBrd 21 22 14 7UpCo 39 40 7UpStL 6 7 Stboney 0.52 0.62 Silvey 2 2 Smithfleld Fd 4 4, SouthwestBk 34 37 SteaknSh 14 14 StovcrCand 53 '4 54 Sunsh.Tr. Star 11 12 14 TelecomCp 11 121-4 TGBancsh 19 20 14 Tiffanylndus 8 8 TitanGroup 3 314 Tracor 7 7 TransGos 117 17 Tyson'sFds 14 1414 VicoCorp 8 8 VoilumeSho 2B14 23 WestBeef fi 5 WestPuM 26 27 Wetterau 25 26 Vi 9 29 30 1714 18 38 43 15 17 15 17 9 10 Vi 84 86 21 9-16! 81 62 qr 1 4 4 I' HI 11 4 Consumer Headache Aspirin To Cost Mof MarkTwBanc 1714 IS 75 6 E. O'Neill Vice chairman MarthaManne 3 3 I MarthaWhlte 10 11 Conticolnt 3Vs do Bonds 63 Convenientlnd 6d CotintyNBanc 3S CurleeCloth 1314 Datatron 1 DebronCorp 8 'a 914 4414 45 The new price for a carload of USP crystal grade aspirin is now 63 cents a pound, the company said. It followed price increases by other producers.

MassMerchan I'M 7 MercBancorp 33y8 MeverBlanke 14 15 MissRTrans 1614 16 MoNatLife 1 Vj, 1 MoResearch 1 1 MoUtlllties 17 18 ModAmLlle 4- 514 ModSecLlfe 2 31-16 Headaches are going to cost more. Monsanto one of the largest producers of aspirin, is hiking the price of the headache remedy 2 cents a pound, it announced today. 4 '4 14 14 uowjones EducaDev FeldLeasinR FirstFidelitv metal prices 8 8 FirstNCharter 53- 54 FlrstSurety 4V4 5' FirstUnton 45 45 dent. of Canada 1971 and Dare to be Great, a division of Koscot Ltd. I Police said 15 of the Canadians have been arrested and are to appear in court Dec.

20. The American company is under legal attack in some 40 states. A mistrial was declared Oct. 20 in a securities violation case against Turner and the company in Clearwater, after, the jury declared itself "hopelessly deadlocked." Today Prev. Day $6170 1.915 1.90 Gold, oz.

Silver, oz. Steel scrap, ton Tin, lb. Copper, lb. 1.75i2 mutual funds 1.76 .18 Lead, lb. Now a phone call to Eastern is good for more than an airplane ride.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (AP) The National Association of Securities Dealers. has furnished the following quotations and states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or fir bids or offers but should indicate approximate prices and unless otherwise indicated are as quoted by the sponsors or issuesr. Based on Dec. 4 closing prices.

1 8,1 II 'VI. 1 Zinc, lb. .18 CYPRESS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER ADDITION UP TO 16,000 SO. FT. OCCUPANCY SUMMER 73 Buy Sell Descp.

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In most cases, the only collateral you need is a steady income and a good credit rating. Sure, it's a loan. But we prefer to think of it as an investment in your future. That's the way Thoughtful Banking works. 18.29 19.88 Gen Sec 8.94 N.L.

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For one thing, we know that you've got enough to worry about without having to waste time on extra phone calls before you go.That's why we've worked it out so that now, through Eastern's System One Computer, we'll help you get a Hertz car and a room at a.1 Sheraton Hotel or Motor Inn. No more hassle and bother. So it'll be easier for you to get right" down to business. You see, the most important thing we do at Eastern) is get people together. If it's a business trip, now it'll be a little easier.

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