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8B The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1986 Group aims to aid farmers Fed official's departure may" help Volcker WASHINGTON (AP) -Henry C. Wallich, one of Paul Volcker's closest allies on the Federal Reserve Board, is resigning, but analysts believe the departure may end up strengthening Volcker's grip on monetary policy. Wal- Over the counter Martlets 97 42 647 16 317 By Jay Meisel Sun reporter 521 65 NYSE 11 2254 18 198 12 119 6 477 54 81 9 1330 17 658 1 Vk 30' 10' Vk 41 30 7 46' ft 36 29 Va 40' Vk 3 92 Vk 33' V4 37' 20 Vk 30'A A9'4 34 Vk 37' Art A I. Williams (ALWC1 17 V't CoorslACCOBI 13H Glaxo (GLXOY) Graph Scan (GSCC) l' Harvard Ind.

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1TDAT) Union Plntrs (UPCM1 Vol Bancsltares(VOLB) Vol. BancsharesNV 966 crops are selling for much higher prices at the store than what the farmer is being paid, said Martha Yanchyshyn, secretary of the Tennessee chapter of Save Our Family Farms. The production and price problems came about in the early 1970s, when the federal government urged farmers to produce as much as possible to feed the world, Willis said. But production controls won't allow the American farmers to compete with those in other countries, said Bill Williams, a Crockett County farmer. "We can't compete with the peasants in Brazil unless we want to be peasants ourselves," he said.

"Their crops are always going to be cheaper than ours." The United States helped create that problem by teaching farming in Brazil and other countries, Jones said. Rising interest rates also have contributed to the problem, said Bob Pascall, a Henry County farmer. Without lower interest rates, many farmers will be living on welfare, he said. Some Haywood County farmers also told Jones that they have been hurt by a farm bill provision limiting or stopping production on erodable land. In some cases, they said, farmers are not able to grow crops on a large percentage of their land because of that.

Jones promised to hold-a public hearing to determine whether the law needs to be changed. 24 15 12 1819 112'A 12 358 32' 13 194 45 'A 22 642 110 1 31 128 27' 170 125 For Allen Peddy, a Chester County farmer, the meeting Monday night on how to save the family farm was too late. He told other farmers at the meeting in West Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station he faces foreclosure and is looking for a new job. About 40 other Chester County farmers face the same problem, he said. A combination of factors including drought, low prices and illness among his dairy cattle led to the foreclosure, he said.

Peddy said he will miss farming. "It's a way of life." Members of Save Our Family Farms are hopeful they can prevent that from happening to other farmers. Some farmers expressed support for a bill expected to be considered by Congress next year that would enact mandatory production controls for domestic sales. The American Agricultural Association generally supports that idea, said former President Tommy Willis, a Haywood County farmer. But opposition could come from members of Congress who represent urban areas, U.S.

Rep. Ed Jones, D-Yorkville, said. Production controls could mean higher prices for city residents, he said. People have to realize that yesterday's closings supplied by Dean Witter Reynolds Inc 1464 22 284 13 219 16 562 9 839 48 46'A 'A 39 52 1' S7 57 Vk 26' Vk Additional stocks AMR ARX.7H ASA2a A2P2.72 AbtLb 84 AetnLf264 AirPrd 80 AlskAir.16 Alcan 80 AlcoStdl.28 Alglnt.35i AllgPw2.92 AldSgnl 1.80b AldStr si. 16 AllisCh Alcoal.20 Amax AmHes.27i AmAgr ABrnd S2.08 AmCan2.90 ACvanl.90 AEIPw2.26 Ann Exp).

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But some economists speculated that the departure of so many long-time members of the board in the past year may force the administration to re-appoint Volcker as chairman next August when his term expires. That possibility had been considered a long shot until recently, given the administration's push to appoint economists with pro-growth views at odds with Volcker's more mainstream concerns about inflation. Wallich's resignation follows the October announcement by Emmett J. Rice that he was leaving the board at the end of this year. The president has yet to fill that 37' 'A 10' 35' 'A 29' Vk 176 9 2290 217 211 121 l'A Last Sales A Gen Corp.

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Area livestock BrlNth2 10 608 T-bill rates still risinq WASHINGTON AP) Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities rose in Monday's auction for the third consecutive week. The Treasury Department sold $7.81 billion in three-month bills at an average discount rate of 5.55 percent, up from 5.51 percent last week. Another $7.82 billion was sold in six-month bills at an average discount rate of 5.58 percent, up from 5.50 percent last week. The rates were the highest since Aug. 18 when three-month bills sold for 5.64 percent and six-month bills averaged 5.65 percent.

A newly formed broadcasting company that has purchased WDXI and WRJX radio stations is considering Jackson for the site of its corporate headquarters. "We haven't really settled on a home office, yet, but we'll be in Jackson sometime after the first of the year to give it a serious look," said John Columbus, one of two owners of CR Broadcasting Inc. A University of Tennessee at Knoxville graduate, Columbus said his return to Tennessee with the purchase of the two stations here "is really Homecoming '87." The transfer of ownership will be effective after Feb. 1, 1987, pending Federal Communications Commission approval, said Bill Glassman, president of Community Service Broadcasting, the stations' current owner. WDXI is an AM station with a country music format, while WRJX is a contemporary FM station; they broadcast from separate studios in the same building in Radio Park in north Jackson.

Formerly the flagship station of Dixie Broadcasting, WDXI was purchased by Community Service in 1974; WRJX received new call letters about a year ago. The sale of the two local stations by Community Service, a Mount Vernon, media business, also includes WTAO-U and WMCL-AM in southern Illinois and WKWK-AM and WKWK-FM in Wheeling, W.Va. The six were bought by Dennis Rooker, a Charlottesville, attorney, and Columbus, a radio executive in Baltimore, Md. The owners of CR Broadcasting are both 36 years old and grew up together in Pulaski, Va. Rooker was senior vice president and general counsel of Worrell Newspapers and recently acquired a newspaper in Evergreen and Conifer, Colo.

Columbus is vice president of sales and a director of United Broadcasting, which has radio stations in New York, Baltimore, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washington, D.C., as well as cable television holdings. 130V4 15 160 55'- 20 'A 78 14vj 'A 458 1038 201 19 673 13 63 1831 13 229 108 383 614 1 W-W 17 6 20 33 906 46' 10 268 48 14 1442 23' 1740 57 11 139 25 11 236 105'A Vi 26 221 12 848 4 Vk 14 1794 60 24 1138 39 Vi 12 222 69'- 147 30'A 170 24 Vk 17 67 46' Vi 15 78 11' 131168 39' Vi 114 22 13 2737 60 X26 49 Vk 101 20- varian.26 Varity Wackht.60 WalMrt.17 Walt sl 40 WrnC S.30 WarnrL 1.68 WshWt2.48 WellsF3.12 WnAirL WUnion WstgEI.40 Weyerhl.30 Whirlpl2.20 Whittak.60 William 1.40 WinDixl.80 Winnbg.20 Wlwth sl .12 Wvnns.60 Xerox3 ZaleCpl.40 ZenithE 17 148 29 181 12 10 508 31 751 14 207 13 2427 14 124 23Vk Vk 42'A 2'A 60 Vi 46 29 Vk 39 Vk 27' A 8Vk 37 11 45 17 7B3 1 2392 14 78 7 32 22 793 11 3492 19 987 36 15 1944 29 19 Vk 19 Vk 59Vj 1 269 Vk 9'A 40' 'A 48 18 Vk 39 239 Vi 23 34 27 Vk 4 30' 31 Vk 10 3 38'A 71 47'A 20 39 16' 'A 30 55'A Vi 20 51 Vk 33 LEXINGTON -Cattle and calves: 514. Compared with the same sale last week, prices on slaughter cows steady to weak; prices on bulls steady; prices on feeder steers steady; prices on leeder heifers steady. Slaughter classes Cows: breaking utility 531 75 to S35; cutler and boning utility 131.50 Id S36.75. Bulls: yield grade 1-2, weight 1,100 to 1,700 pounds, S40 to S44.75.

Feeder classes Steers Medium and large frame No. 1 muscle thickness: 250.300 lbs. S78.50 to 583; 300-350 lbs. S6B.50 to 175.25; 350-400 lbs $66 to S71; 400-500 lbs. S62.50 to S67; 500-600 lbs.

S59.75 to $62 600-700 S57.75 to S6I.2S. Small frame No. 1: 300-400 lbs. 162.50 to S7I; UOO-500 lbs. $56 to $59 75; 500-600 lbs.

$55 to $58 600-700 lbs. $52 to $57. Medium frame No. 2 300-400 lbs. $62.50 tp $70; 400-500 lbs.

$57.50 to S00400 lbs. $55.75 to $58.50. Heilers: Medium and large frame No. 1: 300-350 lbs $55 25 to 350-400 lbs. $53 to $59 400-500 lbs $53 to $57; 500-600 lbs.

$51 to 600-700 $48 to $53. Small frame No. 300-400 lbs. $48.25 to $55; 400 500 lbs. $46 to 500-600 lbs.

$45 75 to $49.50. Medium frame No. 2 300-400 lbs. $50 to $55; 400-500 lbs. $48 SO to $53 500-600 lbs.

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On the Big Board's most-active trading list, Pan Am was down Vi at 434. Beneficial which has said it might not be selling its businesses as quickly as expected, was down 21 at 5634. The NYSE's composite index rose 0.02 to 141.89. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was down 0.21 at 262.99. CBS3 CIGNA2.60 CNW CPCInt2.20 CRSS.34 CSX1.16 Caesar CRLkg.40 CamSpl.44 CapCits.20 Caring g.48 CarPw2.68 CartHwl.22 CastICk Caterp 50 Celans5.20 CentE n2.56 CenSoW 2.14 CnllPS1.68 CentrDt Chmpln.52 ChamSp .201 viChrtC Chase s2.0S ChesPn2.08 Chevrn2.40 ChrisC Chrys si.

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P.O. ten 1200 968-4300 Lexington, TN. 38351 "Swire Our Policy" 278 NEW YORK (AP) The stock market edged lower today. At 11 a.m. CST, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials stood at 1,921.54, down 1.27.

Volume on the Big Board came to 69.62 million shares, compared with 64.05 million shares at 11 a.m. CST Monday. Decliners outpaced gainers by nearly 5-to-4, with 779 issues down, 625 up and 484 unchanged. Analysts said traders were nervously awaiting Friday's quarterly "triple witching hour," as well as developments in the meeting of oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The "triple witching hour" occurs when the last trading takes place in a set of expiring stock-index futures, stock-index options and options on individual stocks.

Another factor putting pressure 21 88 11 A 1629 1762 328 7 34 33 40 1074 16 38 26 32 117 22 NASHVILLE (AP) Here are the Ten-nessee livestock auctions for Monday, Dec. 15, at Lexington, Chattanooga and Cross Plains. Cattle and calves: 2,200. Compared with the same sales one week earlier, prices on slaughter cows steady to 1.00 higher, instances 2.00 higher. Bulls steady.

Feeder steers steady to 2.00 lower; feeder heifers mostly steady, instances 1.00-2.00 lower at Cross Plains. Slaughter classes: cows breaking utility 2-3 31 cutter and boning utility 1-2 32.00-39.00; high dressing 37.00-42.00; canner and low cutter 1-2 27 Heiferettes good 1-2 770-1040 lbs 39.50-45 00. Bulls vg 1-2 1100-1900 lbs 40.00-46.75. Calves choice 300-500 lbs 50.00-54.50. Feeder classes: steers medium and large frame I 200-300 lbs 65.00-75.00, few to 83 00 300-350 lbs 68 00-75 00 350-400 lbs 65 00-72 00 400-500 lbs 61.00-67.00; 500-600 lbs 58.00-63 00 600-700 lbs 56 700-800 lbs 54.50-58 00 800-900 lbs 52.50-57.00.

Small frame 1 300-400 lbs 62.50-71 00 400-500 lbs 53.00-60 00; 500-600 lbs 55.00 58.00; 600-700 lbs 52 Medium frame 2 200-300 lbs 60.00-66.00; 30O-400 lbs 60.00-68 00; 400 500 lbs 57.00-62.50 500-600 lbs 54.00-58.50; 600-700 lbs 51 00-56 00. Heifers medium and large frame 1 200-300 lbs 53.00-56.00. few to 61.00; 300-350 lbs 55.00-60.00, few to 62.50. 11 161444 16 282 154 249 12 94 15 975 505 28 473 7 1172 1206 19 3422 25 1779 Save 50 to 70 on Listed and OTC Stoclc Brokerage Commissions Discounts from current Edward D. Jones Company rates Minimum commission on any trade: $35 Serving coaservitivt uwestors froa over 900 office la 33 states pjra Edward j0hn W.

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TOM'S HAIR ENTERPRISES 10' 29' Vk 68' 76 Vk 19 Vi 88' 41 16 Vk 17' Vk 71' Vi 1-16 22- Vk 5' 13 Vk 9' 22 10'A A 7 5' 13 'A 25' Vk 35 10 Vk 21 3lIVk 20 37 13'- 'A 2 8 Vk 36' Vk 1' 4' Vk 2 6 15' 9'- 5-161-16 IVi 44- Vk 11 10' 35' 7 6' 4'- 35 'A 5-16 99' 21 11' 46'A 5 6'A 10' 3'A 3' 14 2- Vk 35 17 IVi 2 2' 2' Vk 14 Vk B' 12 CHICAGO (AP) Early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Enchange: OeenHishLowLastChg. CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. HAIR, SKIN, NAIL ft LEATHER SERVICE FOR THE FAMILY 302 414 233 9 2060 21 85 10 110 54 2 532 16 1299 34 27 13 18 34 17 102 112 221163 19 36 9 23 1081 71 15 3 65 51 149 578 55 5 19 33 13 207 58 INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS Auto Homeowners Business Felix R.Dowsley Agency .17 .21 .15 .10 .08 .20 .28 Jant Mayfield Stylist Make-Up Artist Tom Woods Stylist Hair Replacement Specialist 12 1099 45 2067 22 713 678 14 3062 12 407 6 333 E-E 13 49 14 135 47 2611 17 727 17 499 16 746 30 141 440 13 756 9 5144 14 190 11 873 10 X12 17 18 11 80 24 7575 15 602 2 472 4 21 13 1430 8 755 2 24 64 7 333 8 613 13 1065 11 216 16 07 16 264 11 236 40 836 5 3698 62 918 25 62 i 1 Dec 59 90 59.90 59 50 SV 57 Feb 56.80 56 95 56 57 56.67 Apr 57 05 57.10 56 85 56 90 Jun 56 45 56.52 56 30 56 30 Aug 55 35 55.50 55 35 55.15 Oct 54 20 54.40 54 20 54 30 Dec 55.70 55.70 55 70 55.70 sales 15.987. open int 58,291 FEEDER CATTLE 44,000 cents per lb. Jan 61.90 61.90 61.75 41.75 Mar 61.35 61 45 61.22 61.2 Apr 61.05 61 20 60.85 60 85 May 59 90 59.90 59.75 59.75 Aug 60 00 60.00 60 00 60 00 Oct 59.00 59.05 59.00 59.05 sales 811.

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