Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 19

Friday, Feb. 198! UfNAJoornol 19 Livestock wesntHnei? Down Holding company fashion shoes; The Boardwalk, women's contemporary fashions; Asian Imports, oriental gifts; and the FUTURES CHICAGO (API Futures trading on the Chicago AnercontlK Exchange Friday: FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) -Futures trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade: Open High Low Close Chg WHEAT dollars per bo. Mar 4.t2Vl 4.64V! 4.60VS 4.61V4 spite record fwrst-quarter sales of $1.8 billion. -AP Cash dividends Two Commerce Group companies have announced quarterly cash dividends, to be paid March 31 to shareholders of record on March 15. Directors of Commerce Group Inc.

declared a divi- May FORECASTS LINCOLN-EASTERN NEBRASKA: Portly etWdy and windy with isolated showers Friday nlam; noiy cloudy, windy and cooler Saturday. Low In mio-to upper 30s. High in mid-50s. NEBRASKA: Partly cloudy and windy with chanct) for isolated showers east Friday night; windy pna cooler, mostly cloudy east, partly cloudy west Saturday. Lows upper 20s northwest, upper 30s southeast.

Highs upper 40s to lower 50s. EXTENDED: Sunday through Tuesday, fair ond warming. Lows in 20s Sunday, upper 20s to mld-30s by Tuesday. Highs in 40s Sunday, SOs by Tuesday. Feb.

25-Morch 1, below normal temperatures, near normal precipitation. 4.76 4.77'! 4.73 4.74 .00 4.81 4.82 4.74'! 4.76'! 4.95 4.96 4.89 4.93 .01 5.19 5.21Vill3Vt5.16..... 5.38 5.38 5.32 5.36 Jul Sep Dec Mar CORN 5,000 dollars per bu. Mar 3.63'! 3.64 3.61 3.62 3.75V! 3.76 3.72 3.73 .01 3.85'! 3.86 3.81 3.82 .02 3.83 3.85 3.78 3.81 .01 3.85 3.85'! 3.SO 3.82V1 .02 SELLING SHORT- May Jul Sea Dec Mar dend of 11 cents a share. The board of Commerce Group North Platte Inc.

declared a dividend of 12.5 cents a share. Both companies are affiliated with the Commerce Group banks, bank holding companies and industrial banks. Bottom line Pacific Southwest Airlines, citing a crippling pilots strike, says it lost $7.9 million in the fourth quarter of 1980 compared with a profit of $4.2 million in the same quarter a year earlier. Diamond Crystal Salt Co. is closing its salt operation in the Bahamas because of losses resulting from poor weather conditions, including heavy rains and a hurricane, C.

D. Cronenworth, the firm's president, announced. I 3.95 3.95'! 3.90 3.92V4 Cass County State Co. or Tlattsmouth has been given approval by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, to become the bank holding company (or The Cass County Bank. The bank, also in Plattsmouth, has deposits of $6.4 million, according to a Federal Re-.

serve press release. Stores to open Five more stores plan to vopen in East Park Plaza in Lincoln during the first week of April according to S.J. Marchese, vice president of Mid-America Man-' agement Services. The stores, which will be in its enclosed mall at 66th and 0 streets, are Cheryl's Women's Fashions, featuring half sizes; Backstage women's OATS 5,000 bu; dollars per bu. Mar 2.31 2.33' 2.25'l 2.27 .03 previously announced Lan-don's.

This will bring the number of shops in the plaza to 51. Marchese said negotiations under way could bring the center to full occupancy. No IH payout CHICAGO -Citing a $397.3 million loss for the last fiscal year, International Harvester Co. has announced it will not pay dividends on its common stock for the first time in 70 years.Chief executive officer Archie R. McCardell announced the decision to stockholders at their annual meeting Thursday and said the firm posted a $96.4 million loss for the quarter ending Jan.

31, de Onen High Low CIS Chg LIVE 8EEFCATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. Feb 62.92 62.95 62.25 62.82 .07 Apr 67.25 67.25 66.10 66.27 Jun 70.60 70.60 69.40 69.55 1.07 Aug 70.80 70.80 69.85 70.05 .90 Oct 69.20 69.20 68.35M68.45 .97 Dec 70.17 70.17 69.45 69.52 .90 Feb 70.75 70.75 70.30 70.30 .80 FEEDER CATTLE 42,000 cents per lb. Mor 74.20 74.20 73.20 73.55 Apr 74 SO 74.80 73.52 73.97 .98 May 74.90 74.90 73.90 74.10 .85 Aug 75.60 75.60 74.65 74.70 Sep 75.10 75.10 74.20 74.20 .80 Oct 74.50 74.50 73.90 73.95 .70 Nov 74.40 74.40 74.40 74.40 .90 Jan 75.40 LIVE HOGS 30,000 lbs; cents per lb. Feb 44.25 44.25 43.20 43.20 Apr 48.85 48.85 47.65 47.65 1.50 Jun 55.00 55.00 53.92 53.92 1.50 Jul 56.55 56.55 55.22 55.22 Aug 55.55 S5.55 54.05 54.05 Oct 53.90 54.15 52.80 52.80 Dec 55.75 56.15 55.15 55.15 1.40 Feb 57.50 57.50 56.50 56.50 Apr 56.00 56.02 56.00 56.02 PORK BELLIES 38,000 cents per lb. Feb 60.10 60.10 58.62 58.62 -2 00 Mor 62.25 62.25 58.77 58.77 May 62.10 62.10 60.70 60.70 Jul 63.60 63.60M62.10 62.10 Aug 62.00 62.50 61.20 61.20 Feb.

70.00 Mar 70.30 May Jul Sep 2.32V: 2.33l 2.24'2 2.2554 .04 2.23 2.24 2.18 2.19 2.25 2.25 2.19 2.21 .01 2.30 2.32 2.2511 2.26V: .01 Dec SOYBEANS 5,000 dollars per bu. Mar 7.65 7.70 7.58'ft 7.62V4 Moy 7.95 7.98'j 7.85VJ 7.90VJ 8.17 8 22': 8.I11: 8.15': Jul Aug 1.2911 1.29V: 8.20': 8.22 .01 Sep 8.34 8.34 8.26 8.28 .02 Nov 8.44': 8 48 8.39 8.41 .03 8.63'; 8.65 8.58': 8.593 .01 Jan Mar 8 81': 8.84': 8.79': 8.80': .02 SOYBEANOIL 60,000 lbs. dollars per 100 lbs "What I really had in mind was a little February tax gain." 1AK -AVHr iW-'l 7S Mar 24.35 24.60 24.2V 24.32 .11 May Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec Jon 25.30 25.55 25.11 25.22 .11 26.35 26.45 26.00 26.07 .10 26.70 26.70 26.25 26.33 .08 27.00 27.00 26.50 26.48 .02 27.30 27.30 26.80 26.80 .10 27.75 27.75 27.20 27.25 .07 27.30 27.30 27.30 27.30 .20 27.60 .10 NATIONAL WIAIHU IHVICl SHoweri Stationoty Occluded If ow NOAA. U.S. 0l.

Cmumiu Mar SOYBEAN MEAL 100 tons; dollars per ton Mor 219.00 220.00 217.00 218.80 2.80 OMAHA (AP) Hog sales were mostly steady or lower Friday on an Omaha Livestock Market with 2700 hogs on offer. Barrows and gilts sold steady to 25 cents lower, with instances 50 cents. With just 1400 cattle and 229.50 229.50 226.30 227.40 1.90 236.00 236.00 233.50 235.30 2.10 238.00 239.00 236.50 237.80 2.50 241.00 242.00 240.00 240.80 2.30 243.00 243.00 241.00 241.50 1 50 247.50 247.50 244.60 245.70 1.80 248.00 248.00 246.20 246.50 1.50 May Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec Jan Gene Kelly LINCOLN STATISTICS (noon Friday) TEMPERATURE: 60 degrees BAROMETER: 29.76f WIND: 19 mph gusting to 26 mph from southeast RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 25 PRECIPITATION: month to date normal to date .75 Inch; year lo date, normal to date 1 .48 inch. Snow depth none. Sunset Friday p.m.

Sunrise Saturday: 7:13 a.m. Thursday's High 67, overnight low 25. Temperature Year Ago: High 34, Low 28. Average High: 40; Low: 19. Record High: 66, 1895.

Low: -10, 1918. Degree Days: 17 (Average temperature below 65 accumulated 24 hours before midnight) TEMPERATURES: Wednesday High, Low Norfolk 62 30 North 65 31 Omaho 61 40 FallsCitv 65 29 Grand 65 33 Imperial 64 35 "There's a tremendous pent-up housing demand," Katleman said. "Twelve percent money would make the Highlands a real boom town. "As it is, I look for 1981 to be a very moderate construction year, probably no better than last year." Katleman and Miles, using a $4.1 million HUD federally insured loan, expect to have about 240 lots ready for builders by mid-summer. "The days of the compact house may be coming back.

It now takes a family income of $27,000 to $28,000 to buy the average Highlands home. That's unbelievable," he said. Wall Street optimistic Despite the bombshell which Joseph Granville dropped on the stock market recently, there is rising optimism about Wall Street among the 43 well-known economists polled each month by Robert Eggert of Sedona, Ariz. After Granville warned his clients to sell all stocks, the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 24 points in a single day. The panel of economists has told Eggert they think the Dow average, which has hovered around 940 the past few days, is headed for 990 within six months, 1,080 in a year and could reach 1,145 within 18 months.

Asked to name "best" stocks, these economists selected oilfield services and equipment, then drug stocks. The "worst" stocks, they think, are savings and loan shares; auto stocks were ranked second. Discount for bicyclists Some insurers are beginning to give bicyclists a discount on life insurance policies, according to People Power, a publication of the U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs. Ainsworth 60 37 Alliance 66 29 Beatrice 67, 39 Broken Bow 64 31 Chadron 59 68 30 Scottsbluff 74 39 McCook 65 31 Sidney 6 Voientine 61 34 Alullon 63 33 FORECASTS: Saturday High, Low Grond 32 North Platte 50 30 Scottsbluff 50 30 ..49 30 Norfolk 50 33 Omaha 53 35 Katleman wants supermarket Developer Joel Katleman of Omaha and Lincoln is in search of a medium-size supermarket and lower interest rates for the 1 lighlands subdivision northwest of Lincoln "There's nothing to the rumor that I'm selling my interest in the Highlands," he said.

Katleman and Omaha attorney Gordon Miles are the only stockholders in Highland Development Co. and related Indian Head Development Corp. The Highlands, he says, has more than 1,800 residents (some 570 families) who deserve a shopping center. And while Katleman has Lincoln City Council approval to go ahead with a center at Northwest Second and Fletcher streets, he hasn't pinned down a supermarket tenant, i "It would have to contain about 20,000 square feet," he explained. "I have letters of intent from 40 to 50 small shop owners who are interested in the proposed Highlands Plaza." The bottom line need, he says, is for long-term financing of the Center at an interest rate of something like 12 percent; he doesn't expect to see that until 1982.

That 12 percent would, of course, spur home building. American exchange 28 Detroit. 55 Anchorage 25 15 Fargo .44 34 36 24 40 24 84 68 80 65 47 Helena Atlonto 75 New York Phoenix Portland, Me Rapid City 44 26 St. Louis 63 31 21 San 62 48 Seottle 52 42 Sioux Falls 45 27 Washington 58 42 Wichita 56 30 Honolulu Houston Kansas Las Vegos Miami Beach. Boston 44 Brownsville 86 Cheyenne 42 Chicago 52 Cincinnati 55 Dal Ft.

68 Denver 45 Des Moines 54 22 Mpls.St. Paul. 37 New State Patrol Emergency Road Conditions: 477-9202. Company wants to change name 6 189 4 2 Telegraph-Herald Inc. of Du PrpCO 1.6d 16 16 26'! 'It ProvEn 1.28 4 10 14- PrudBI 9 3- Vt Pugelof 2.34 21 15 PulteHm .20 7 14 14 PuntoG Isle 9 10 12'-Vl Telescienc ay Tennev Eng 14 41 Tensor Corp 3 Terra Ch .40 8 227 Tetro Tech 27 36 TexCndO .76 7 24 Tex Air .16 4 47 bvl TxAEn 21 116 CHICAGO (AP) Futures prices for grains were mixed and for soybeans were higher Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Prices advanced at the open in all trading pits on what sources said was partly a continuation of Thursday's, rally. They also noted higher metals prices, lower interest rates and the weakened dollar, all of which tend to be positive for commodities prices. Reports that Kansas wheat-fields would get some needed rain over the weekend pressured wheat, as did selling by traders who were taking profits from Thursday's advances, a trader said. At the close, soybeans were 1 cent to 4' cents higher, the contract for delivery in March was $7.62 a bushel; oats were 1 cent to 4 cents lower, March $2.27 a bushel; wheat was IVi cents lower to 1 cents higher, March a bushel; corn was unchanged to 2 cents lower, March a bushel. Lincoln Area Grain Range of cosh groin prices paid to farmers by country elevators in the Lincoln area as of Low High Wheat No.

2 J4.01 4.12 Corn No. 2 yellow 2.93 3.07 MlloNo.2Cwt 4.89 4.95 Soybeans No. 2 6.90 6.97 "nts 1.60 2.08 Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Wheat 17 cars: 3V: to 6': higher; No. 2 hard 4.60-4.63; No.

3 4.5iv:-4.67n; No. 2 red wheat 4.44':-4.50n; No. 34.4'2-4.49n. Corn 58 cars: Unch to 3'4 higher; No. 2 white 5.20-6 OOn; No.

3 5.00-5.95n; No. 2 yellow 3.36'4-3.59'4n; No. 33.16'4-3.58V4n. No.2fflilo5.52-5.92n. No.

1 soybeans 7.25 Socked bran 130.00-131.00. Sacked shorts 120.00-121.00. Bulk mids 94.00-95.00. Chicago CHICAGO (API-Wheat No. 2 hard red winter 3.97V4n Friday; No.

2 soft red winter 4.37'4n. Corn No. 2 yellow 3.50n (hopper) 3.33'4n (box). Oats No. 2 heavv 2.46n.

Soybeans No. 1 yellow 7 47n. No. 2 yellow corn Thursday was quoted at 3.49n (hopper) 3.32n (box). Denver DENVER (API Wheot No.

1 hord winter ordinary 4.00. Yellow corn 6.00-6.10. Gold, silver 6 3 7 132 2 20 68 6 78 11 60 7 16 3 11 30 259 GionFd 1.10 Giant Yll Id GIT Indust Glossrck .10 Glaflltr 1.60 Glen Dist 1 Glosser .48 Goldblot Br Gold WH .64 Goldfield CP Goodrich wt Gouldln 1.36 GrhmMI .32 Grd Cent .25 Granger As calves Friday's market, there were not enough of any slaughter class to test the trade. What cattle were at the market were supply feeder cattle for auction. There were no sheep Friday.

Omaha OMAHA (APKUSDA) Omaha Livestock Morket quotations Friday: Hogs: 2700: barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, instances 50 lower; U.S. 1 -2s 200-240 lb 43.00-43.50; 230 head 43.75; 240-250 lb 42.50-43.00; U.S. l-3s 250-270 lb 42.00-42.50; sows steady, instances 25 lower; 300-600 lb 37.50-39.50. Cattle and Calves: 1400; not enough of any slaughter, class to test the trade; sup-Ply feeder cattle for auction. Sheep: None.

Sioux City SIOUX CITY, Iowa (APMUSDA) Sioux City livestock Fridoy: No cattle. Hogs: steady to weak, instances 25 lower; near 300 head 200-240 lbs 43.35-43.50; 200-240 lbs 42.75-43.25, volume 43.00; 240-250 lbs 42.50-43.00 250-270 lbs 41.50-42.50 270-290 lbs 40.75-41.50; 290 300 lbs 40.50-41.00 300-400 lbs 39.00-40.50; sows 350-500 lbs steady, 500-650 lbs 25-50 higher; 350-500 lbs 37.50-38.50; 500450 lbs 39.00. St. Joseph ST. JOSEPH, Mo.

(AP) Quotations for Friday: Hogs 2,000: Barrows and gilts 50 lower; 1-2 200-250 lb 42.00-42.50, 65 head ot 42.75: 1-3 250-270 lb 41.00-41.75 270-290 lb 40.00- 40.50; 2-4 300-330 lb 38.00-38.50; few 330-380 lb 37.50. Sows uneven, 300-450 lb 25 lower, 450-500 lb 1 .50 lower, 500-700 lb 3.00 lower; 1-3 300-450 10 36.50-37.00; 450-500 lb 37.00; Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Quotations for Friday: Cattle 100: Not enou9h any doss on offer to test prices. Earlier in the week-Slaughter steers, few head mixed good and choice 1095-1250 lb 59.80-60.60. Slaughter heifers, few head mixed good and choice 1090-1200 lb 58.25-58.90.

Slaughter cows, high dressing cutter and boning utility 41.20-45.40. Hogs 400: Trading slow, borrows ond 9ilts 50 lower 1-2 200-250 lb 42.00-42.50. Sows scarce, few sales steady over 500 lb 40.00. tanot meat DES MOINES (APMUSDA) Mid- west corlot meat trade Friday tested steer and heifer beef steady to 1.00 higher, instances 2 00 higher on good steer beef; steer beef 00: heifer bee choice 3 500-700 lbs 95.00, good 2-3 500-700 lbs 93 00 Fresh pork loins 17-20 lbs mostly 1.00 owerjpicmcs 1.50-2.50 lower; fresh hams 14-20 lbs 1.00 lower; bellies 1214 lbs steady to 50 higher; trade slow, demand 5n'' iEs lbs 90 Picnics 4-8 lb? AMC loss record $197.52 million DETROIT (AP) American Motors Corp. reported it lost a company record $197.52 million last year as revenues declined 16.6 percent from their 1979 level.

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PARIS (Free market) 559.96UP 12.21. FRANKFURT 516.73 UP 9.53. ZURICH51l.50up8.00. NEW YORK Hondv and Harman 511.50 UP 8.25. Engelhard Bose price for refining settling and unfobricated gold 511.50 up 8.25 per troy ounce.

Selling price, fabricated gold 531.96 UP 8.58 per troy ounce. NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Harmon Fridoy quoted silver at $13,110 per ounce, up 9.0 cents from Thursday. board Friday voted to ask the City Council to review the legal and financial ramifications of continuing the in-lieu-of-tax payments LES makes to the city, county, school district and Waverly. LES will send the council a legal opinion written by Douglas Curry, LES general counsel. The opinion raises questions about the legality of the payments, which could increase to $5.6 million by 1986.

In 1980, the system paid more than $2.4 million. Curry said in the opinion "it cannot be said with certainty that LES should not be paying 5 percent of its gross retail revenues to the various property-tax-supported governmental entities. Likewise, there are substantial legal questions." Curry said the problems could be corrected either through state legislation or by revision of the city charter. The most sure way of settling the issue is through a lawsuit, Prime rate NEW YORK First National Bank of Chicago, the nation's ninth-largest commercial bank, Friday lowered its prime lending rate 8 2 18'- Vt 14 8 Vi 3 4VS-Vt 6 2 9-Vi 4 7 lO'i- Vt 7Z200 50 5 11 22 ICM Rl IFS ind .20 IMC Mg .28 Imp Ch Imprlln Imp Oil 1.40 Inflight Svc InstrnCp .40 Instrum Sys InterCGs .40 Intergrt Res Intercom Intermk .16 In Banknote Int Controls IntPwr Mch Int Protein InSeaw Ionics Inc IrquoisB .40 IRTPrp 1.20 I I Corp 11 13 .36 6 17 96V2 Vi EACInc bvl UAirPd .649 13 15 Uld Asbstos 4 223 UtdCoF .769 6 4 UtdFds 10 75 Utd Notl CP 21 58 UtRIV 1.07d 13 57 USAir pfC 3 5 US Air wtsO 11 USFilter .44 11 1 Inds 16 UnivCigr .12 7 9 Unjv Comm 90 Unv Resour 35 123 UnivRun .72 It 5 URSCP .409 14 32 VV Voiles Steak 12 Valmoc Ind 8 15 Valspor .44 6 1 Verit Indust 6 8 VmnIA .329 9 3 VmntR 24 30 vernitrn .10 12 143 Vrtipile 4 12 Viotech 'Inc 8 1 Vicon Indus 12 11 Vintage Ent 13 17 Vlshavlnt 51 11 11 VisualGr .20 8 18 VolMrc 8 2 Voplex .52 24 4 Vulcan .24 4 4 Wodell Equl 34 12 Woinoco .14 32 197 Wolbar .36 13 27 WalcoN 5 4 Wallace .32 7 117 WangLB .12 28 874 WngLC 27 36 WamCm wt 520 Wash Home 4 1 WoshPos .50 9 17 WoshRI 2.72 20 2 Wotsco ,30 8 3 Wethfd .409 14 lot WeldTbe .30 8 WescoFn .46 5 10 Wsburne .70 130 WstFncI .52 12 27 White Cable 3 Whitehal Cp 38 56 Wlchito I 51 22 26 Willcx Gibb 5 20 Williamh .80 8 47 Wilson Bros 1 Wincorp .40 39 34 Winklmn .44 7 1 WolfHB I 1 WorkWr .44 8 5 WldW Engy 27 419 Wrothr 74 Wright Hrg 250190 WTC Incorp 35 WvoBk .809 8 i XYZ Xonlcs Inc 275 ZimmKo ,36 183 24 4 11 32 8 4 228 9 326 9 115 13 51 13 25 75 10 67 18 26 2 12 3 19 10 85 93 7 2 2 Earl Scheib 19 40 EosICo 1.20 2 Produce 6' 'It Wll Vk 18 Vi 14' 57'i-2'i 9 32' 2 12- Vt ll'l 23- Vi 8' 'It 13- Vt 4 Vt 15 Vt 8 2 Vt 15Vi 21'! Vt 16 3 3- Vt 16V8- 1 12- Vi 6 4 Vs 1414 Vt 8- Vt 3-rVi' 24- Vt 37 Vl 22 IVt p33'l 32' 8-Vi 1 Vt 21 43 8 40- 10'- Vi 7 20'- 'It Wll Vt 2'-Vt' 23 18- 2 27V4 lVi Vi 18 IVt 2'i lO'i 13 IV. 23- 5 p6Vt- Vt 18- PS Vi 9Vt Vt 5'- 9- Vi 12 6'- V4 Vt 15 ivi Vi Edmos Corp 15 14 EDO CP .40 67 26 3 10 19 15 104 15 PGE-S 2.61 2.54 EECOIn .24 6 14 Wt-'k Ehrenrech ..192 13 Electro Aud 147 4'- Electrsn Gr ..11 8i Vi ElecAm 1.40 10 16 471i-lld Elsinore Cp 15 514 8' vi EmpCar .50 4 92 7Vl Vi ErovMnl lOi 525729 Wt- Vt EngyReS .24 24 59 15 i PGE-T PGE-V The full-year loss, which amounted to $6 a share, compared with a profit of $70.6 million, or $2.24 a share, in 1979.

Wilson to speak at business meet Jack Wilson of San Mateo, special projects manager, National Federation of Independent Businessmen, will speak Feb. 24 at the 6:30 p.m. first convention banquet of the Lincoln Independent Business Association. More than 200 are expected to attend the daylong program at the Villager Convention Cen- ter, 5200 according Ur John Lorenzen, president John Robinson, chairman of the Lincoln City Council, is the luncheon speaker. Afternoon seminar topics are "Business and the Law," "Financial Management" and "Marketing." 2.32 NEW YORK (AP) USOA) Butter prices unchanged.

Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh) creamery, 93 score AA 1.53'e-1.57. 92 score A 1. 51 -l 55. Cheese prices unchonged. Wholesale sale, American Cheese (wholemilk).

Single Ooisies fresh 1.63';-1.72, Flots aged 1.83'4-2.15':, Processed American pasteurized 5 lbs. 1.46'4-1.65. Eggs: A extra large 71-73; A lorge 70-72; A mediums 63-65. PGE-W 2.57 PGE-R 2.37 Joclyn JocobEn Jetero .50 2.05 9 Vi 18'! 5-'4 3'4- Vt 2 13V4- Vt 101- Vi 17Vi- V4 9 'it 221t- 64'4. PGE-P PGE-L COMMODITY SEMINAR in Lincoln February 27 28 TECHNICAL TRADING Learn profitable methods to predict price movements in the futures markets.

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Drum Financial income declines Omaha-based Drum Financial Corp. reported 1980 net income of $8 million, or $1.74 a share, on revenues of $120.7 million. This compares with 1979 net income of $8.6 million, or $1.79 a share, on revenues of $113.5 million. Net income was affected by lower tax credits of $1.4 million for 1980; the credits had totaled $2.2 million the previous year, according to a company pressrelease. Directors of Drum declared a dividend of 10 cents a share, to be paid Feb.

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