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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 14

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Tuesday, July 22, 1980 14 Reno Evening Gazette Update Business LIVr v. jj0t 4.11 WE Hotel in Reno from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Aug. 11.

Attention will be focused on practical- methods of evaluating and improving an employee's performance. John Bodilly, a Southern Oregon State College business professor and a former vice president of Hertz Corp. and E. and J. Gallo Winery, will be the instructor.

Registration send $60 to Oregon State University's continuing education division, Corvallis, 97331. Green River Ranch offices Residents of the Green River Ranch recently celebrated the opening of their new offices at 6155 Lakeside Drive. The businesses moved into the remodeled dairy barn about a month ago. The barn previously served as the office of Reno architect Frank Green. The building and 12 acres is owned by a Metzker family partnership.

Occupants are Jerry Monahan and John and Bill Metzker, who run a commercial land and investments firm called Nevada Marts; Duane Moore, a real estate agent; Nick Lusich, a real estate agent; Dean Smith, a newspaper consultant and a private investor, and Gail Richie, an architect and contractor. The businesses previously were located at 251 Ralston Reno. Quilt shop moves Log Cabin Calicoes, a quilt shop, has moved to the lower level of the Old Town Mall. The new location features an enlarged baby quilt department and doll corner. Classes are offered continuously.

Accountants pick officers The RenoSparks Area Chapter of the National Association of Accountants has announced new officers for the 1980-81 year. They are: Roberta Schriber, president; Inez Groomer, secretary; Robert Pohl, treasurer; Lois Odgen, vice president for communications and public relations; William Cotter, vice president for education; and Sydnie Simpson, vice president for membership. EDITOR'S NOTE: Update, a column on progress, changes, awards, meetings and other events in the greater Reno area and Northern Nevada, appears on Tuesdays. If you own or operate a business that has expanded, or made changes in operations or other areas, we'd appreciate hearing from you. Send pertinent information to: Business Editor, Nevada State JournalReno Evening Gazette, P.O.

Box 280, Reno, 89520. Utility rate hearing A public hearing for a $39.4 million rate increase for Sierra Pacific Power Co. will be held in the Gold Hill Room of the Centennial Coliseum at 10 a.m. Thursday. A special hearing for consumers starts at 7 p.m.

The proposed increase, which would be effective next month, raises electric rates by $20.9 million, or 19 percent, and natural gas rates in the Reno area by $18.5 million, or 85 percent. The rate hikes are solely to offset fuel and purchased power costs and do no increases company profits, according to a Sierra Pacific statement. Sundowner celebrating The Sundowner Hotel Casino in downtown Reno is celebrating its fifth birthday Friday with free champaign and prize drawings. The 600-room hotel-casino opened a new steakhouse called G.K.'s in April, and a new round-up buffet in March. The Piano Bar, featuring Terrell Lyons at the keyboard, opens Wednesday, said Lynn Gustafson, public relations director.

The hotel-casino employs about 450 workers. Problem workers studied A workshop on the problem employee, sponsored by Oregon State University, will be held at the Sands 0 LTk i First early Post New York Post delivery trucks are loaded Mon- that kept Monday's editions off the street. Driv-day night with the newspaper's new "early" ers refused to work Sunday to protest work edition after a settlement of a wildcat strike schedules. Government steelmakers still disagree on curbing imports American Stock Exchange Sol- Net Sale Net Sole Net P-E (hds) lost Chg. P-E (hds) lost Chg.

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While steel executives call for reinstatement of the controversial trigger price mechanism and the long-term limitation of imports, government spokesmen insist the only necessary remedy is "full and prompt enforcement" of present trade laws. The contrasting points of view resurfaced Monday during a long-awaited meeting of President Carter's Steel Tripartite Committee, a ll'2-year-old advisory body that monitors the steel business. The committee's advice will be solidified in coming weeks and forwarded to Carter. Committee representatives suggested that the industry, suffering from about 25 percent unemployment, should undergo subtle and technical changes in capital formation, production and cooperation with employees. And though most of the committee's recommendations were swiftly endorsed by industry, government and labor leaders, disagreement developed during a discussion of imports, which are capturing an increasing share of the American market.

"As an adjunct to full trade law enforcement, the trigger price mechanism should be reinstated in a strengthened, restructured form that will remedy the defects," industry spokesmen said in prepared remarks attached to the committee's international trade report. The trigger price mechanism, a formula that in effect established minimum prices for foreign steel, was lifted in March after U.S. Steel Corp. filed charges with the federal government, claiming that steelmakers from seven European companies "dumped" steel on the U.S. market at unfairly low prices.

The industry comments also called for "a program of longer import limitation to repair the damage caused to domestic producers by inadequate trade law enforcement over many years and to insure that the necessary lead time is available to proceed with modernization and expansion of domestic capacity." Steel industry representatives on the committee include David M. Roderick, chairman of U.S. Donald H. Trautlein, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, and George A. Stinson, chairman of National Steel.

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ft. plant also to be sold. 30 Miller Welders. 4 Panjuris Turners. Heavy Duty Pneumatic Grinders.

Severall Cut Off Saw, 6 1-Ton Jib Cranes, 7 Hesco 5-Ton Overhead Cranes, plus misc. Over $300,000.00 Eqpt't Valuation, 1.7 million dollars total. Most items never used. 9 25 25ft ft Belscot Rett I 2ft lee Pharmc 32 45 3' 5ft- ft Berg tntrp 4 8 9ft -4ft 9ft PulleHm .32 PuntaG Isle PntGpf 1.10 BenfStA .36 4 55 13 ft 4 56 20ft ft Trnslech 28 16 37 5 2 9', ft Treadwy .28 6 2 10 12ft ft Triangle -O TnStMtr 80 4 8 18ft- ft 8H- ft BergenB .32 10 132 Bergnpf 1.15 8 BornzCri 7 Bervn Carp 2 30ft- ft 2 ft Quallnns .50 7 386 14 Triton OilG 39 329 21' -I Quebcor 40 4 2 10' ft Tubos DeAr 9 365 9 ft I ft RR TurnrC 2 20 6 7 35ft- ft Rnch Ex .25 18 164 25 ft TwnFair .20 10 56 4' ft Ranoer Oil 51 1084 35 ft Belhlhm Cp 9 12 31 ft BevlyE 14 439 pl4ft- ft Bickfrd 5 13 1ft BicPen .48 9 162 12ft ft B'gVSup .30 4 si 6ft- ft Lehigh Prss 5 12 20 Leisure Tec 126 2ft ft libertyf A 4 4 5 ft lightler 5 4 10 ft Lincoln Am 21 71 12ft ft Lloyds Elec 11 IV. ft lodges 12 144 Sft ft loemns 1.20 9 17 25ft- ft LoewsTh wt 42 49'.

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Dial 801-399-4466 Selles rt'M'rves niht to pre-soll real esldle. Sinks I20g BraRolab A BioRalob 8 15 73 12 9ft- ft 4. 4 ft 4V. ft 18 ft 5 ft ft 2 ft 7' ft 8' ft 6 13 STAMPFLI REALTY is pleased to announce that ANGUS W. McLEOD formerly ADMINISTRATOR NEVADA DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE has become an associate of the firm COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGES 50 Washington St.

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