The Jackson Sun from Jackson, Tennessee • 21

The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Friday, Oct. 15, 1982 11B bu I siness Crestline agrees to sell Hu mboldt radio station markets troubled Crssiiins Pinsncisd nyse Ranco.44 13 12' TWCp 249 22 Vt Raythnl.40 11 849 43 Transm 1.50 7 351 22 ReadBt.M 5 186 15 Transco 1.80 6 94 34 RelehC.48 11 79 14 Travlral.64 4109 24 RepStlla 161 TrICon 3.87e 248 23 Revtonl.84 I 191 27'- Trlco.16 I 32 8' Reynln2.80 71191 54 TucsEP 1.92 6 140 24' ReyMtll.80 IV 115 23- OO RlteAld.80 15 58 44-l UAL 26 447 24 Vt 41 16 UMC.60 7 21 Rockwll.56 10 412 39'- UNCRes 15 5. Rohrln 5 120 14 UnCarb3.40 I 380 54 Rorer.98 14 194 24 UnElecl.64 7 298 13 Rowan.08 4 1041 10 UOIICall 7 1203 33- RCCosl.04 28 1 UnPacl.80 121065 48 RoylD2.92e 4 515 34' 1 Unlreyl 7 789 8 RyderS 1.08b 10 78 38 UnBrnd.20 133 24 8 NEW YORK (AP) MkMty national price for Now York Stock ExchanM lasuat: pi taiti utt cm. A A ACF1M pated in the country format, he adder! Boyd's son Darrell Boyd II is sales manager for the station, and his son Mark is a part-time announcer. Blow is vice president of Edward M.

Johnson Asso-" dates of Knoxville, a broadcast consulting firm. He formerly was associated with his father Robert G. Blow in the ownership of WJAK here and WKVQ in Knoxville. He is the grandson of Louise Bonds of Humboldt President Donald Stephenson has asked certificate holders and shareholders for their cooperation while he tries to work out a payment plan. He said earlier that the sale of the radio station and other assets would be important in avoiding bankruptcy.

He would not comment on the proposed sale this 14t MV tm in has reached an agreement to sell its Humboldt radio station. The sale of WHMT Radio to RB Management Corp. is subjectto approval by the Federal Communications Commission. F. Darrell Boyd, general manager of the station since 1913, and Knoxvillian Robert B.

Blow, formerly a part owner of WJAK Radio here, are the principal owners of RB Management. The terms of the sale were not disclosed. Action by the FCC is expected in 60 to 90 days. "I am very pleased and excited to have an opportunity to share in the ownership of WHMT and I look forward to continuing to work with the people of Humboldt, Gibson, Crockett and Madison counties in providing quality programming and service to the community," Boyd said. The current staff will be retained, and no major changes are antici -t USGVDS 2.40 12 291 39 SCM2 Gnlnst.50 GnMllltl.M GMot2.40 GPU GnSlgnl 1.40 GTIrtlJOb Gertseo GaPacV.20 GrbPdal.36 Grtyl.60 GlbrFn GllletteJ.30 GldNug Gdrlchl.K Goodyrl.40 Gouldl.72 GtAtPe GtWFIn.40 Grtvtil.20 Grumm 1.40 GlfWlt.75 GulfOII2.W 131264 11 205 552428 11 211 205 321407 6 85 52 6 533 208 12 170 6 45 283 11 11 362 399 101 25 522 61295 27 33 582 4 406 7 399 172 USInd.76 134 9 USSteel2 3 2087 20 UnTech2.40 7 1059 52 UnlTell.74 91483 21 UpiOhn2.28 88 49 USLIFE.64 4 155 22 UtaPU.28 144 21 -V 110 46 7 204 14 WW 45 47 52 5 39 26 4 23 26 61 1 8 45 25 25' 26 27'- 40 8 20 16 43 16 33 13 24 8 30 30 36 35 15 24 61 1 34 45' 43 1 49- 26- 23 20 32- 20 GultUtd 1,32 HRT.3W 6 34 34 12 35 16 27 247 U39 147 363 25 102326 45 14 852 26 7 52 20 354 28' 90 4 12 1105 U461 7 13266 35 28 871 34 31 53VM 16 37 7115 40Vk I 275 10 336 Vfh 23 W- 7 241 23'A 4 490 33 337 33K- 60 OTi.V 14 417 JM Uj 424 24-H 17 1246 27V- 1 71 1 I 207 41 203 50W1 11 141 31 10 3JVe Vi I 773 ltVi Ik 10 3654 55 11 1 13- 13 1412 '45 111014 40 4M 5 5 122 35- 12 331 25 76460 S9H 16 164 MH 32 15 10 10 6 374 17- 1 1260 24- 10 714 16 27 2365 20- Chrysler offer fails Varlan.52 VaEPwl.50' Wachow 1.24 Wackht.44b WIMrts.18 WaltJml WrnCml WarnrL 1.40 WshWt2.40 WellsF1.92 WnAirL WUnkil.40 Wests El.

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(AP) United Auto Workers union of-ficials and Chrysler launched a second round of bargaining today after an unprecedented rejection of a tentative contract by the UAW's rank and file, "A good solid pay raise is what we're after today," Marc UAW vice president in charge of the union's Chrysler department, said today as he walked into Chrysler headquarters for the Satewy2.80 StRegPl.12 SFelndl SchrPtol.48 Schlntb.96 ScotlPI SearleG.52 34 ShellOl.80 SheilT2.13 Shrwlnl- Signal .84 SlmpPt.28i Slnger.lOe Skyllne.48 SmkB2.32 Sonatl.30 SonyCp.l3e SCrEG192 SouthCo 1.70 SouPac2.60 perry 1.92 SouarDl.84 Squlbbl.26 S1OIICI2.40 StOlnd2.80 StdOOh2.60 StaufCh 1.44 SterlDgl.OS StevnJl.M SunCo2.30 Sybronl.08 Syntex sl.20 Sysco TEC01.88 TRW2.60 TacBoat Talley Tandy Tndyctt Tektrnxl Teldynt Telex Tennco2.60 Tesoro.40 Texaco3 Texlnst2 Tex I nt .05 TxOGas.26 TxPac.30 TexUtll2.04 Textron 1.80 Thrlfty.80 Tlgerln Tlmell TimeM2 Timkn3.40 Tokhm.54 Toscole tial." The rejection by a 7-3 margin marks the first time a tentative contract at one of the Big Three automakers has been turned down by the UAW's hourly skilled and UAW President Douglas A. Praser and other UAW bargainers waited 30 minutes before Chrysler executives stepped up to the bargaining table, said company spokesman Bill Stempien. XeroxS 6 1805 36 ZaleCpl.26 9 78 23 ZenlthR.151 760 13 ft 16 27- 7 155 12 767 33 44 -2 49 7 2451 goldsilver 2 545 15 1 17 28 221 24 11 34 33- 12 24 50 724 25 -4 Avon! Bkrlntl.fl NEW YORK (AP) Handy Harman gold $432.50, off 815.50. Handy Harman silver $9,740, off 0.350. Englehard gold $432.50, off fabricated $454.13, off $16.27 Englehard silver $9,700, off 0.350; fabricated $10,422, up 0.374.

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of La Crosse has laid off 100 salaried employees, discontinued its truck-trailer air conditioning business and merged its consumer products division with a newly acquired subsidiary, Trane Chairman William Roth said today. Roth said the 100 layoffs were due to a sluggish econ- omy and the announced rea--lignment operations. Layoffs also were reported in Clarks-ville, and Montgomery, Ala. The changes include the tegration of the Trane Con-sumer Products Division into Trane CAC, the subsidiary formed after Trane purchased the Central Air Conditioning Division of General Electric for $135 million last month. Another move was a decision to discontinue the manufacturing and marketing of truck and trailer refrigeration products built in the Montgomery plant.

The shutdown costs involved in the truck-trailer operation and the consumer-products area resulted in a sharp decline in Trane third-quarter earnings, which were also released today. west state markets J0 24 13 133 6 BatdUMt BallyMt.M BaltGE2.M BangP.N BnkAml.52 BujtehlJ BaxtTr.46 BeatFdIJO Baker BalHow.M Bendlx3.32 BenfCrt BangtB BwtPd.M BattiStll Beverly.) Black0.7t BIckHR l.n Boelmjl.40 BoleC1.90 Bordenl.22 BorgWsl.S BosEdlM BrljlM2.10 BrltPtl.Oa Brnswkt BucyEr.M Burundi .52 BrINth 1.52a Burrortf.AO 14 138 23 296 18'-! vt 1 22 35- 14 268 IS 11 518 34 7 1465 23 12 687 32 amex 7 415 39 Kmart! KalarAI.60 Kanebtb KanGE2.12 KanPLt 2.40 Katyln KaufBr.24 KeHoMl.50 Kenal.10 KerrMc 1.10 KlmbCM KrtghtR.92 14 3265 2048 6 65 6 163 7 43 6 18 198 11 134 4 243 411 7 295 14 105 I 111 32- 23 21'- 14- 16 17 24 10 10' 30 7 31 66' 40 14 42 TRENTON Cattle 8 calves; 384. Slaughter classes Cows: utility 36-40; cutter 32-37; canner Bulls: yield grade 1-2 41.50-46.25. Feeder classes Steers: medium frame No. 1 muscle thickness 200-300 lbs.

62.50-68; 300-400 lbs. 62-66; 400-600 lbs. 600-700 lbs, 58.50-62.50. Small frame No. 1 300-400 lbs.

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7 40 NEW YORK (AP) Midday national prices for American Stock Exchange Issues: PE Sales Last Chg. 14 1094 68- 5 297 21- 11 33 24- 10 248 13 74 25 6 452 48 10 509 38 and Mississippi, he said. It just bought Fortner Furniture Co. in Memphis and is liquidating it, with a possibility of reopening under the Royal name. Royal Furniture did not buy the Rhodes building on N.

Liberty and probably wouldn't stay there if it chose to open its own store here, Grissom said. While he hasn't seen downtown Jackson, Grissom said, in general, the company feels locations on the perimeter of town are better for new businesses. "We've bought too many downtown stores." Rhodes, who had been in the furniture and appliance business here since 1948, said his decisidh to sell the furniture side was "kind of a sudden thing" after Royal approached him with an offer. "It was a good deal for me." Kopersl.40 Krogerl.6S 14 114 -4702 An Alabama firm that has bought the Rhodes Inc. furniture business downtown may decide to open a store of its own here, a company official said Thursday.

Former owner Clyde Rhodes, meanwhile, is keeping and continuing to operate the appliance side of the busiaess at 212 N. Liberty adjaceit to the furniture store. Royal Furniture company in RussellVille, is liquidating the Rhodes inventory, and depending on the success of the sale, has a "good chance" of staying here, Vice President Bob Grissom said Thursday. "That's the way we operate. We come tn and get a feel for the market, then we may decide to open up under our own name." Royal has 10 stores in Alabama business notes 3 1082 11 121 14 6 220 33 10 36 15 10 66 29 169 14 cotton 24 134 32" 56 12 24 LTV.50 LearPl.U LearSgl.50 LeeRnl s.40 LeeEntl.16 Lehmn 2.71 LevltiFl LOF1.20 Ully2.60a Litton! Lockhd Loewsl.20 LnStarl .90 Lll.Co2.02 1 LaLandl.80 LaPac.lOb LuckySl.16 57 48 11 1252 6 972 656 72 MEMPHIS (AP) Here are closing spot prices for mixed lots uncompressed In ware houses: 7 59 134'A 1 16 75 26 7 233 17 11 344 24 Staple Grade Price 1 132 59.16 Middling Middling 455 208 22 10 837 16 -116 61.21 132 57.91 116 59.91 Strict low mid Strict low mid 6 Strict low mid It sp 13 173 10 3 15 1 116 56.26 13 417 53 over the counter Bid Ask not avail.

10 10 17 17 331 21 If 176 14 156 5 414 25 5 84 20 15 218 49 10 142 41 12 127 44 51 1 164 35 14 145 34 4 904 18 12 x571 57 175 40 8 889 32 15 192 63 1 CBS2.80 CIGNA n5.30 CPCInt2.10 CSX2.84 Caesar CRLk40 CapCIU.20 Carina g.28 CarPw2.40 CartHwl.22 CasttCk.401 CatrpTl. Catansa4 CenSoW 1.68 CenllPS1.48 CnSova.84 CentrDt Crt-tead CsuAlr.40 Chmpln.40 ChamSp.80 ChartCol Chart wt Chaie3.40 ChesPnl.72 CNWst ChiPnT.40 ChrlCf 1.52t. Chryslr Cltlerpl.72 CltiSvcl.60 Cltylnvl.70 ClarkE2.20 ClevEI2.28 Clorox.92 Coastal.40 CocaCI2.48 ColgPal 1.20 ColPenl.40 Coltln sl.80 ColGas2.86 CmbEnl.64 Comdl CmwE2.80 Cormat2.30 ConEd si .68 ConFds2.12 CnsNG $1.88 ContPw 2.44 ContAIr CntlCp2.60 CntlGrp 2.60 ContlM2 ContTell.56 CtData.55 Cooprl.52 CornG2.32 CrockN2.40 3 3 17 18 II 11 Bonanza (BNZA) Coors (ACCOBI Intermedin (ITEM) Marion (MARN) Murray Guard Noland Co. (NOLD) Pentair Inc. (PNTA) Service Shoney's (SHON) Tower Marc (TOWRS) Tyson Foods (TYSN) iV'As? 41 Diana Kay Johnson, Jackson district manager for Block, recently attended a seminar on management skills at the company's regional training center in Baton Rouge, La.

The week-loag course covered time management, new tax laws, new programs for customers, motivation, negotiation and sales. Ms. Johnson has been district manager for three years. Jimmy Jimmy Helvering of Henderson has joined Hassell's Auto Supply at 1936 N. Highland Ave.

Helvering has worked in the automobile business for 13 years. Overnite Transportation which has a terminal here, will become a transcontinental carrier Oct. 18 with the extension of service to southern California. Overnite is based in Richmond, Va. Helvering 22 22 23 23'4 23 23 4 6 20 20 9 2196 18 13 61 62 1 84 16 388 Tennessee banks Actons.lOr -31 6 AdRusl.14 17 30 24'- Adobe.

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Natl. (FTEN) 17 17 TV Bancrop (COMU) 14 14 Third National (TOAT) 24 24 Union Planters (UPCM) 18 18 Vol. Bacshares 27 28 additional stocks 275 68 NCR2.40 4 941 20 TRADE IBM FORI Open a First Tennessee Portfolio One Brokerage account and your first trade costs only one cent. Some restrictions apply For details, call us at 1-800-238-1111, toll-free 46 45 39 19 24'4 31 332 38 346 7 The session is scheduled from 7-10 p.m. Oct.

28 at the YMCA. Billy Arcement, Division VI president of the International Management Council, will be the speaker. The cost is $20 for IMC members and $30 for nonmembers. Send advance registration to IMC, P.O. Box 3264, Jackson, Tenn.

38301. Registration at the door begins at 6:30 p.m. 75 24 1642 20 41 14' 5 742 .18 6 35 26 FIRST TENNESSEE BANKS 7 43 30 22 321 6 141 45 15 Last $ats Am. Mtr. Inn (INN) 22 28,700 Beatrice Fds.

(BRY) 23 1 351,400 Brown Group (BG) 49 21,900 Ceco Corp. (CCP) 20 3,400 Comb. Int. (PMA) 24 142,800 Conwd. Corp.

(CWD) 31 3,800 Eaton Corp. (ETN) 31 142,300 Facet Corp. (FCT) 7 120,000 Fed. Express (FDX) 57 172,800 Florida Steel IFLS) 14 12,400 Fuoua Corp. (FQA) 21 34,800 Genuine Parts (GPC) 37 350,000 Hosp.

Corp. (HCA) 49 134,400 Ketlwood Co. (KWD) 17 4,400 Lowe's (LOW) 24 115,000 Melon 81 Hyde (MHI) 42 128,000 Mary Kay Cos. (MKYM3 89,700 Ramada Inn (RAM) 4 59,600 Redman, Ind. (RE) 14 45,200 Republic Air (RAD 5 22,200 Shaklee(SHC) 28 29,600 Sterchi's(SBI) 10 1,400 Super Valu (SVU) 23.

27,900 TraneCo. (TRA) 24 51,800 Trl Pacific (TPC) 19 5,200 Tyler Corp. (TYL) 19 38,200 United Foods (UFD) 3 8,800 Yesterday's closings supplied by J.C. Bradford and Co. 7 400 u58l 3 38 6 NLIndl NLT1.80 NatcB2.05 NatCan! NatDlst2.20 NatFG3.16 NatGypl.48 NSeml NatlStll Natoml.40 NevPw2.64 NEngEI3 Newmtl NlaMPl.80 NorSo n2.80 Nortek.M NoAPhll.70 NoestUtl.28 NlndPSl.50 NoStPw 2.74 Nortrp1.80 NwstAlr.80 NwtBcp 1.64 Nwtlnd4.40 Norton2 NorSlml.08 OcclPet 2.50 OhioEdl.76 OklaGE 1.76 Ollnl 20 Omarkl ONEOK 2.40 OwenCl.20 8 132 46 1 8 990 11 10 309 13 7 42 30 203 62 34 23' 573 42 57 29 53 22 29- 65V4 29 8W 50 1 18 28 31- 29V4 13 41 22 90 28 65l 16- 25 55 1 18' 39 22 15- 6 21- 90 1 31 16 19 53- 21 63 29 9 25 31 1 CrwnCk fCrwZel 1.721 JCurtWI.20 -) DanaCpI.eO OartKr3.60 DataGn Oayco.16 DayHd si.

20 DaytPL 1.90 Deere2 DeltaA si Dennys s.64 DetEdl.M Olalntl.40 OlamS1.76 Digital Dlllon1.32b Dlsnayl.20 DrPepp.84 DowChl.80 Dow Jon 1.08 Dresr.80 duPont2.40 DukP2.M DuqLtl.90 I I EastAIr EastGF 1.20 EsKod3a Eatonl.72 Echlln.56 EIPasol.4B EmrsEI2 Enserch 1.60 Esmark 1.84 EthyM.50 EvanP.251 ExCalol.60 Exxon3 1 I FMCl.oO Falrchd.N Feelers FedNM.14 6 1662 22 6 518 14 7 551 17 7 53 22- 10 27 18 4 41 27 53 717 24 6 39 25 United Foods completes frozen foods acquisition BELLS United Foods Inc. completed the previously announced purchase of Stokely-Van Camp's domestic frozen food operations this week, company officials said. The assets and sales base will become a part of United's frozen vegetable division. This acquisition and the recent purchase of Freezer Queen will push United Foods' annual sales to about $200 million, James -I. Tankersley, president of the cDmpaay said.

Tankersley said he expects net income and earnins per share to increase as a direct result of the acquisitions. United also announced operating results for the second quarter, ended Aug. 31. Sales came to $31.8 million, up 27.4 percent from $24.9 milion in the same quarter last year. Net income was $504,000 or 7 cents a share, up 7 percent from $471,000 or 6 cents a share a year earlier.

Sales for the six months amounted to $61.3 million, with net income of $913,000 or 13 cents a share, compared with sales of $53.2 million and net income of $960,000 or 13 cents a share the previous year. IMC chapter schedules productivity seminar A seminar on "Productivity: The Supervisor's Role" will be offered later this month by the West Tennessee Chapter of the International Management Coun cil. Owenlll1.68 We do it- Professional Insurance Sendees For Over 30 Years Home or Business PCP House Car In One One Policy To Protect You, Your Home, Your Car and Much, Much more. Also Business Owners Xtra 42 27 112 371 IX 359 319 249 87 11828 Dollar up, gold slips LONDON (AP) The dollar rose today on foreign markets, hitting a record high against the Italian lira in early European trading. Gold prices dropped more than $14 an ounce on the basis of rumors of large Soviet bullion sales.

The dollar hit 1,441 lira at mid-morning in Milan interbank trading, a jump of more than 10 lira from late Thursday's rate of 1430.20. Dealers said the U.S. currency was benefitting from higher Eurodollar interest rates and from an expectation that the U.S. money supply figures to be released later today will show a big increase. Rises in the amount of money in circulation have traditionally brought credit-tightening moves by the U.S.

Federal Reserve and higher U.S. interest rates. Such rising rates make the dollar more attractive to foreign investors. In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe's business day begins, the dollar rose to a closing price of 268.90 yen from 265.75 yen Thursday. In Zurich, gold was quoted at $437.50 an ounce, compared with $451 an ounce at the previous close.

Silver traded in London at $9.78 an ounce, compared with $10.23 Thursday. Feliri li. BWGley PPG2.36 PacGE3 PacLtg3 PacPw2.16 PanAm PanhEC 2.X Parsn si Penney2 PaPL2.32 Pennzol 2.20 PepsiCo 1.62 PerkEI.50 Pfizer 1.84 PhelpD.301 PtillaEI2.12 PhllMr2.40 PhllPet2.20 Pllsbry2.48 Pioneer) PltnyBl.60 Pltttn.60 Pneumo) Polarldl ProctG4.20 PSInd2.76 PSvEG2.56 PugetP1.76 Pyro OuakOI QuakSO.80 RCA.0 RLC n.64 RalsPur.TI Ramad 28' 20 2 28 19 48 21 32 48 25 76 27 16 58 34 46 19 41 14 41 25 15 107 14 24 22 15 4 47 15- 24 16 4 7 324 9 397 13 2636 18 664 23 1440 650 7 413 10 947 7 2974 7 323 10 184 10 137 6 448 10 94 60 146 6 310 11 597 8 88 5 475 6 210 6x588 4 173 10 118 9 300 12 473 115 41 120 S3 9 579 34 181 16 92 3 1945 18 10 642 47 36 5 545 13- 590 15 6 168 21- 6 25 33 23' 164 25- 17 24- 6 582 35- 310 17- 20 298 11 1I12 20 1525 28 10 274 41- 10 616 17- 333 20 OO- 7 177 11 8 2601 37 15 881 51- 21 1114 33 1 11 1203 61 10 525 43 94 13 FedDSt2.10 FnSBar Flrstn.60 FKhrt.80 stChlcl.20 FletEn.52 FllgtSM6 FlePU3.36 FlaPrgl.M FlwGen Fluor .80 FordM ForMK2.40 FrptMc.60 Fruhf.40 GAF.20 GTE2.92 Gannett 1.72 GnDyn.72 GenE 13.40 GnFds2.20 GnHout.20 In Jackson call 422-2034 fc! In Humboldt call 784-9171 tj Representing Cfip Conlinenial Insurance Companies.