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Hit, SI.UJUI5 PUSI-UISPAICH uptwns Hjxcnanges Jobless Rate, Inflation Predicted High For Years -Nov- HO -May-Am Hos 25 0 4 i'l 27 Am Hos 30 I'. 27 Am Hos 35 a 27 Baxter 35 l' 2 i'm 33 Baiter 40 I 0 33 Bailer 1 il 5-i? 33 BlkDk 25 1 2' 3 Blk Dk 30 S-16 13-1 1 23' BlkDk 35 23'. Boeing 25 2 3 4. 25 Boeing 30 I It 2' 25 CBS 45 I'l 2 a 42 Cm Ed 2 1 2 25 Cmw Ed 1 16 0 25 Coke 70 4' 7 0 70 Coke 80 I 2' 4 70 Coke 90 I' 70' 4 Coke 100 TO', Colgat 25 1 2 2 24 Colgot I 24 Cologt 35 l-l 24 GenFd a 0 4 22'. GenFd 25 II 22 Gen Fd 30 1 14 22 i Hew let 90 4 8 a 90 Hewlet 100 1 3' 0 90 Hewiet 120 alb TO1.

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It recommended neither approach, but it outlined the expected consequences in each case. The report indicated that more Americans will get jobs, but that all Americans will be paying higher prices. Confirming what most man beings. "Since there are excesses, some human beings need to be controlled. Too many peopl blame the excesses on the system," he said.

Landfather said the foundation's decision to help fund the center is in the tradition of Joseph Sunnen, who has taken an active interest in social and economic affairs for many years. Serving on the Education Foundation's board of directors, in addition to Harrison, who is president of Missouri Power Light Co. in Jefferson City, are: J. M. Eakin, vice president, Service Portable Appliance and Tool Group, McGraw-Edison Boonville; Peter Herschend, vice president, Silver Dollar City, Henry Massman, III, president, Massman Construction Kansas City; Donald L.

Campbell, president. Exchange National Bank, Jefferson City; Glenn E. Scott, executive vice president, Missouri Charriber of Commerce. Foundation members include: Landfather; Harry P. Gough, vice president General Electric St.

Louis; James Masters, president, Masters-Jackson Paving Springfield; R. C. Rhoades, works manager, Armco Steel Kansas City; R. Ray Shockley, vice president, Southwestern Bell Telephone Don K. Spalding, division president, St.

Joseph Stock Yards Company, and Wayne D. Nusbaum, formerly president and treasurer of Ralston Purina Co. New Logo The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Inc. better known as has adopted a new logomark and a new advertising campaign, chairman J. L.

Scott has announced. The new symbol will use the same colors of a red background with white letters. Instead of being circular as the old logo was, the new one will be in a horizontal capsule- "A major factor in the rise in wholesale farm prices has been grain purchases by the Soviet Union in world markets," the report said. It said that these increases have not yet fully worked their way to the retail level. The $2-per-barrel tariff that President Gerald R.

Ford imposed on imported oil has been a factor pushing up the price of gasoline and other petroleum products. Americans can expect higher gasoline prices at the service stations soon, the report said, probably a 2-cent increase for each gallon, because of expected price increases by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Noting a more moderate tone in recent OPEC statements, the congressional office suggested the increase might be held to $1.50 a barrel. The Budget Office said gradual decontrol of domestic oil prices, such as the 39-month period proposed by Ford, would not significantly affect its projections. But it said sudden complete decontrol "would add nearly 2 per cent to the general price level and could retard or even abort recovery." Authority for oil price control has lapsed and Ford has vetoed a six-month extension, but indicated he would accept a shorter extension if agreement were reached on overall energy policy.

The House resumes today wrestling with an energy bill. Meanwhile, oil companies have not taken advantage of the lapse of controls. Looking farther ahead, the budget office said: "Through early 1976 the congressional budget office projects a rapid rate of recovery from the bottom of the recession. Beginning in mid-1976, however, tighter monetary policies and the impact of higher prices are expected to retard the recovery. "By the end of 1976, the projections indicate an unemployment rate in the 6.9 to 7.6 range representing some 7,000,000 unemployed persons and an inflation rate of 5.0 to 7.5 per cent.

During 1977 the projections suggest slightly less inflation and little or no improvement for Meeting On Complaints Against Cornet Zeibig The Sunnen Foundation of St. Louis has contributed $100,000 to the Missouri Chamber of Commerce to help get an educational program under way that will extol the virtues of the American business system. Construction will begin shortly on a $1,300,000 facility in Jefferson City that will house the Missouri Center for Free Enterprise. The chamber's Education Foundation is counting on contributions and grants to finance the project. David C.

Harrison, president of the chamber's foundation, said at a news conference here yesterday that business has received a bad image in recent years. "The center will be a home and a symbol for free enterprise," Harrison said. "It should contribute to better understanding and less antagonism to our system." The three-story building will be at Capital and Jackson Avenues, about five blocks east of the state capitol. It will have an auditorium for seminars, dispLay areas for tours and office space for the chamber. Some space will be rented to defray costs.

Sam G. Landfather, who is treasurer of Sunnen Products Co. and executive director of the Sunnen Foundation, said the $100,000 from the foundation was offered as seed money because of the need for educating the society on economics. "It seems to be a lost subject," he said. Landfather said the Texas legislature passed a law requiring that business courses be taught in the public schools but that "they couldn't find the teachers or the textbooks." He said the free enterprise system is one that evolved naturally because "it works with people" and whatever excesses there may be should be attributed to certain hu Old New shaped form with orange and yellow lines extending from one side to suggest movement.

Although the logo was created by the design firm of Lippincott Margujjes, of New York, the company's advertising account will be handled by McCann-Erickson Advertising, New York. Since the account came through McCann-Erickson's doors officially last July, the agency has been working on developing an advertising campaign that would symbolize the new directions being taken by the entire organization. Yesterday marked the beginning of a three-phase campaign. Essentially, the advertising is based on the concept, "the time has come to put price pride together again." In this first advertising phase, the company admits that it has had difficulties in the past, promises an all-out effort to earn back customers' loyalty and solidifies its 116-year-old heritage as an important food chain. The copy, which will appear in advertisements, reads: "The time has come to put price pride together again.

has always stood for two things price pride. Price pride together made the great great. Then somehow, we let price pride get out of balance. We forgot our own philosophy price without pride is no bargain. And we suffered for it.

The time has come to put price pride together again. And we're going to do it. If we can't do it, nobody can." Total volume 56,944 Open a Not traded, None offered. Bonds Notes NEW YORK (AP) -Closlna Over-me-Counter U.S. Treasury Bonds tor Tuesday.

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3.16 3 451 Hart Gth Hart Lev 7.19 7.861 67l 8 5 household budgeters already know, the budget office said prices, especially of food and fuel, leaped at midyear after an encouraging slowdown in the first part of 1975. From the fluctuations of the unemployment rate, the congressional office concluded that "there are numerous signs that a labor market upturn is under way, but the upturn is from an extremely low level so that the unemployment problem remains severe with nothing resembling full recovery in sight." The Budget Office said prices are likely to increase at an annual rate of 6 to 8 per cent during th? latter half of this year. This would be above the rate for the first half, but below the levels of the two previous years. 1U -m mm NABISCO, INC. 1975 The Missouri Real Estate Commission said a conference has been set for Sept.

23 on complaints it received against Cornet Zeibig, 37 North Meramec in Clayton. The pre-hearing conference is before the state's Administrative Hearing Commission. The complaints allege the real estate firm was delinquent in forwarding rent collections to clients. Cornet Zeibig, established in 1888, sells and manages property. Ownership has changed hands twice in the last few years.

The late Harry Cornet and Charles Zeibig, long-time owners, were succeeded by James McGarvey and Sean Spearing. Earlier this year, the controlling interest was bought by Standard Marketing a Houston, firm specializing in refined oil products. Frank Nigrelle, president of Stand- fill? to scrape away foods can leave cleaner, whiter should get Biscuits after day. ard Marketing, said Cornet Zeibig has operated on short cash. "We're going through the same thing a lot of small businesses are.

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