The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 7

Latest market report Stock prices rise in active trading IEW YORK mpn 9 NEW YORK (UPI) Bargain hunters helped drive prices higher Tuesday in moderately active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said the buying had started late Monday and continued early in this session. Observers said there was little in the news background to account for the selective- buying however. Shortly before noon EDT, the Dow Jones industrial average, a 5.81-point loser Monday, was ahead 5.73 points to 963.82. The closely-watched blue-chip average had lost more than 15 points the previous two sessions.

CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTLE SUPPLIED BY A A A PREV. June An 3 Del Dec LIVE HOGS June July Aug OPEN 41.10 45.30 45.80 46.00 52.25 SI. SO 4865 Oct 44.70 PORK BELLIES July Aug Feb Mar EGGS July Sept 78.00 74.50 64.50 64.40 52.00 57.40 HIGH 41.95 44.30 44.75 44.90 52.45 51.90 48.75 15.00 78.55 75.65 67.05 66.55 53.90 59.00 LOW 41,05 45.25 45.75 44.00 51.10 il.O? 47.40 44.35 74.45 73.60 45.25 65.05 52.00 57.40 CLOSE 41.90 46.17 44.70 46.77 51.52 51.32 47.97 44.42 77.10 74.00 65.77 65.40 53.90 57.85 CLOSE 41.40 45. 12 45 70 45.75 51.95 51.27 48.12 44.50 77.10 74.05 65.35 65.00 51.90 Advances led declines, 723 to 361, among the 1,529 issues crossing the tape. The 445 unchanged issues reflected some investor uncertainty.

Volume during the first two hours of trading amounted to about 6,600,000 shares, compared with 6,480,000 traded during the same period Monday. NYSE trading was delayed 15 minutes in opening by a fire drill. Prices were slightly higher in moderate trading on the American Stock Exchange. beans higher CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was substantially higher, corn irregularly higher and soybeans substantially higher at midmorning today on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was up 4V 4 to 6 cents; corn up 2 to 4Vz; and soybeans up to 15.

Trading opened with carryover strength from yesterday and many orders still unfilled. There was a lack of farmers' selling overnight, especially in corn and soybeans, despite more attractive futures prices. Weather EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday through Saturday Little or no precipitation expected. Lows in the 60s. Highs in the upper 80s and lower 90s.

ZONE FORECASTS Zones 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 Clear to partly cloudy and wanner through Wednesday. Low tonight lower to mid 60s, high Wednesday lower to mid 90s. Southerly winds 10-25 m.p.h. through tonight. Zones 10, 11 Clear to partly cloudy and warmer through Wednesday.

Low tonight lower to mid 60s, high Wednesday upper 80s to lower 90s. Southerly winds 5-15 m.p.h. through tonight. SALINA WEATHER City Airport: Temp, at 11 am 78; Min. Tuesday 62; Max.

Monday 84. FAA Reported at 11 am: Barometer 30.09; Wind 15 MPH; Relative Humidity Lowest this date 44 in 1916; highest 103 in 1911. Sunrise 6:05 am; Sunset 8:54 pm. Airport Ttmptratuni By FAA- Monday Livestock OMAHA Llvesiocn: Slaughter cattle steers, heifers steady to 25 lower. In- stancs 50 lower; cows fully 1.00 load choice steers 1,175 Ib 40.50; choice Ib 38.5040.00; choice Ib 38.0031.50; good and low choice 37.0039.00; load cholceprlme 97516 heifers 40.50;, choice Ib 38.00-39.50; good and low choice 35.50-M.50; utility-commercial cows 27.00-29.50, few 30.00-30.50; canner-cufler 23.00-27.00.

Hogs barrcws, gilts fairly active, strong to 50 higher with late trade slow; 1-3 200-240 Ib 51.50-52.00; 2-3 uneven 51.0051.50; 1-3 240-260 Ib 50.50-51.50; 2-3 260-280 Ib 49.00-50.50; 2-4 280-315 Ib 4a.00-49.00; sows 50 higher; No 1-3 350-400 lb43.SCM4.25. Sheep 300; small supply slaughter lambs, generally 50 lower; spring slaughter lambs, bulk Choice, 85-110 Ib 52.00-53.00. Wednesday estimates: cattle, 4,000, hogs, 4,000, sheep, 300. DODGE CITY, Kan. (UPI) Trade quiet, not enough slaughter steers or heifer sales confirmed for a market test In a standoff situation; Inquiry limited demand poor; sales confirmed on 100 slaughter steers 150 slaughter heifers.

Slaughter steers couple loads mostly choice 2-4 1125 Ib 40.00; slaughter heifers few heifers 8. helferetles sold on a dressed basis; no sales on a live basis. Produce KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Eggs consumer Grade A large 4459, medium 37-55, small 26-48 large 39-54. Hens Ice-packed broilers and fryers 39-40 for this week's delivery.

NEW YORK (UPI) Follow-- ing are nationwide composite prices for stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange. NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New York'Stock Exchange. Sales Net P-E(hds) UastChg. A A Addrsgrpn 12 73 A AetnaLf 1.08 10 194 pUft-- Air Prd .203 18 68 78 -f- 'A Alcan Al .40 93 864 ft AllgLud 1.80 7 15 3Sft-f- ft Allid Ch 1.80 8 186 37 AlllJ Cha .60 7 84 IBftl- Alcoa 1.34 33 343 V4 AMAX T.75 14 84 ft AmrdH 5 201 JOV4-- 'A Am Airlines 309 ABrand 2.80 7 42 IA AmBrcst .80 27 214 'A A Can 2.20a 7 54 p32 AmCyan IVb 8 111 'A AmElcPw 2 8 233 Am Home 1 20 316 Am Motors 4 144 5 AmNaR 2.64 7 35 3444- 'A Am Stand I 7 107 ft AmTT 3.80 10 472 AMF In 1.24 11 70 Anacnda .40 22 Armco 1.6fla 9 J72 Vj Arms Ck .84 15 321 lift-- 'A AtlRlchf 2'A 14 610 nft-- ft BobWUcox I 7 40 Vj Bangor Pn 3 1 Beat Fds .84 14 138 Beckmn .28 18 26 Bell Hwl .84 8 81 1.72 10 25 BethSteel 2a 9 351 BlackiD .40 25 X207 Boeing Co 1 10 229 BolseCas .80 11 441 Borden 1.30 9 186 Borg 1.35 9 288 Bost Ed 2.44 10 IS BrlgsS 1.40a 17 23 'A 'A ft 41 'A 25 A ft Brls My 1.80 16 126 h72 BrIIPet 17 112 Brunswk .44 13 124 Bucyrut .54 16 115 Buid Co .90 34 Bunk Ramo BurlNo 7 Burrghs .48 23 44 83 864 'A 6 'A 42V1- h95 Vi Camp 1.34 10 8 CanPac 8 14 IB CarrierC .52 24 39 'A CatpTra 2'A 12 309 88 ft CBS 1.66 12 215 Celanse 2.80 9 55 It Certn Te .65 8 34 ft Ig 8 29 'A Champlnll 1 11 545 ChmpSP .44 a 44 6 300 23 7 A- "A 'A 159 38 'A 43 'A 623 Vk 50 17H 'A Citicorp .94 12 956 CltServ 2.40 8 City Inv .46 9 34 9 Clev El 2.5« 9 30 p27Vi Vk CocaCol 2.65 19 X41B Colgate .76 13 357 ChaseM 2.20 ChmNY 2.BS 4 Chtltle 7.10 8 Chrysler Cp Cln Gas 10 Cot Gas 2.14 7 71 CmwEd 2.40 Cornrn Sat 1 Congolm .50 9 4 7 9 275 71 30 97 165 107 774 88 ConEd 1.40 Consm Pw 2 CntlGrp 1.80 8 COfltntal Oil 9 Contrl Data 9 CornG 1.12a 28x133 CPC In) 2.30 9 88 Crane t.20 6 24 CrownZ 1.80 14 76 CurtlslW .40 7 67 Dart In 9 29 'A DayPLt 1.64 8 18 'A 2 9 313 ft DetEdls 1.45 10 129 Dletold .44 10 7 23 It 27 Vi 'A 20 'A 20H- 41H 1 'A 12 N6W STOCK EXCHANGE 11:30 a.m. quotations Provided by A.G.

Edwards Co ADM a 1110 5 29'A Hessfon A Ramada 4Vt Santa Fe Ind .............38 United Telecom OVER THE COUNTER BIO Graves Truck 0 Duckwalls 10 Coleman Am Sutler Mfg JH ASK 0 Investments Cash grain KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Wheat futures were up B'A -IO'A cents In early trading today on board of Irade. The 11:15 a.m. prices: July 3.B9, up 9'A; Sept. 3 95'A up 816; Dec.

4.04'A, up March 4.U'A, up lOVi; May inactive. Metals NEW YORK (UPI) Metal prices Tuesday. Aluminum, prlma'ry, 99.5 per cent plus, pure 50 Ib ingots 44 00 Ib. Copper, electrolytic, delivered U.S. 70.425clb.

Lead, Common, U.S. Primary Producers 23.00 U.S. Non- Primary (Secondary) Producers 23.00 clb. Tin, N.Y. Am Met Mkt Alloyer price 384.25 Ib.

Zinc, prime westernJTj '37 00 Ib. Wagon grain prices Salina Tuesday: Hard up Jc down 3t 14c To Lawrence post LARNED (HNS) Gene Vogt, Larned city manager, has resigned to become director of utilities at Lawrence. Cabinet was relative Former British Prime Minister Har- Macmillan once appointed a cabinet that included 13 relatives by blood or marriage. 2 pm 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Tuesday 12 82 81 84 82 80 78 73 70 68 68 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 63 64 64 62 62 67 72 75 78 Affiliated Fund Anchor Fund Inv Bullock Fund Concord Fund Delaware Mutual Eaton a. Howard Bal FMellty Fund Hamilton HDA Investors Mutual Investors Stocks Invest Select Inv Var Pay Life Ins Inv Mass Inv Growth Prudential Sys Inv United Accumulated United Income Vanguard Wellington Vanguard Ivest Wisconsin Fund 7.90 6.89 12.40 10.8] 10.35 B.4B 15.05 4.28 8.75 18.50 8.99 6.35 5.64 9.15 9.78 6.16 10.28 9.64 7.47 5.15 8.52 7 43 13 55 1081 uist 9.14 14.45 4 68 20.1] 9.67 6.90 6.19 9.87 10.69 6.73 11.23 10.19 6.38 Salina horse wins Arabian show honors A 3-year-old-grey stallion owned by Meadow Muffin Arabian horse farm Salina RFD 3, took top honors at the Greater.

Kansas City Arabian horse show held over the weekend at the American Royal, Kansas City, Mo. shown by Nancy Springer, won the 3-year-old halter class for stallions and was later selected as grand champion stallion of the show "Daredevil" also was named the show's most classic Arabian. a 4-year-old mare owned by Ray Springer and shown by Nancy Springer, Salina, took a 2nd place in her halter division. In Western Pleasure, 13 years and under, "Don Yatim" ridden by Rex Vanier, took 2nd place. The pair captured the 6th place ribbon in Western pleasure championship, amateur owner.

"Jameel Al ridden by Cyndy Maxwell, 17, Salina, won two 2nd place red ribbons in limit hunter over fences and purebred Arabian hunter national qualifying class over fences. Cyndy and "JameeJ" were 3rd place winners hunter medal seat equitation class. 12 20 'A Disney .129 22 384 DrPeppr .40 19 104 'A DowChem 1 14 1422 Dresser IVa 9 144 DukPwr Irt 8 288 'A DuPont 2'Ad 19 110 DuqneL 1.72 7 48 1 8 --e. 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ZaleCorp .80 7 34 16'A- 'A Zayre Corp 5 5 7'A ZenithRad 1 17 123 'A FOOTNOTES Composite a Include trades from nine markets identified by last price Indicators lor markets other than NYSE as: b-Boston; c-Clncinnati; d- Detroit; g-NASD; h-MIdweit; k-rnsrinef; p-Paclflc; x-Phlla- delphla.

Instlnet is block trading system used by Institutions All sales In full. DIVIDENDS: Are annual unless otherwise Identified; (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment om accumulated dividends; (d) paid so far this year, no regular rate; (e) cash plus slock paid In 1976; (I) cash plus stock paid In 1975; (g) annual rate plus stock div- fdend; (h) paid this year-latest dividend omitted; (il per cent in slock paid in 1976; (k) per cent in stock paid In 1975; (q) in bankruptcy-receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) ex-dividend; (wl) when issued; (wt) warrants. P-E ratio: The price of a stock ai a multiple of per- share earnings-derived by dividing the latest 12 month earnings figure into list sale price. KGE charged with violating state law i IT WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) Kansas Gas Electric was charged Monday night with violating state law by making an illegal contribution to opponents of Tuesday's California nucler power referendum.

The charges were filed with Sedgwick County District Judge Howard Kline about 6 p.m. Monday by assistant Attorney General Donald Hoffman. The action followed a four-hour afternoon conference between Hoffman, Sedgwick County District Attorney Keith Sanborn and members of Sanborn's staff. Last Wednesday, Attorney General Curt Schneider announced he might file charges against the utility for making two $1,500 contributions from stockholder funds to a California committee opposed to the proposition. The referendum, if approved, would ban nuclear power plants for an indefinite period.

Kansas Gas Electric pians to construct a nuclear generating facility in a cooperative effort with Kansas City Power Light Co. Kansas Gas Electric specifically is charged with two counts of violating Kansas Statutes 25-1709 and 25-1710, which forbid corporations doing business in Kansas from contributing to a campaign for any candidate or for any question submitted to the voters. Company officials say they do not believe the statute is applicable in the case. Doug Stratton, an attorney for the firm, Monday night said he had "no response to the charges at this point." The action by Hoffman was unusual in that the attorney general's office normally supplies evidence to local authorities who then file charges. Sanborn declined comment on why his office did not file the charges but said "we are cooperating procedurally." Hoffman also is investigating a similar $4,000 contribution in the California matter by Santa Fe railway and he said the filing of charges against Santa Fe in Topeka is still under consideration.

Deaths and funerals JOSEPH BARTA WILSON The funeral for Joseph Barta, 90, Wilson, will be at 10 am Wednesday at the Stiles mortuary, Wilson, the Rev. Clarence McCreight officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson cemetery. Mr. Barta died Monday at Ellsworth County Memorial hospital.

He was born Feb. 26, 1886, in Czechoslovakia and farmed in the Wilson area most of his life. Survivors are the widow, Sophie, and a brother, Frank, Wilson. Friends may cail at the mortuary. STEVEN L.

MESNARD JENKS, Okla. The funeral for former Salinan Steven Leroy Mesnard, 20, Jenks, will be at 2:30 pm Wednesday at the First Baptist Church, Jenks, the Rev. Troy Hayes officiating. Burial will be in the Bixby cemetery, Bixby Okla. Mr.

Mesnard died Saturday at Galveston Memorial hospital, Galveston, of a gunshot wound. Details of the incident were not available. He was born Sept. 14, 1955, in Concordia, and lived in Salina prior to joining the Army. He was recently discharged and worked for the Long John Silver Restaurants construction division.

Mr. Mesnard was a member of the First Baptist Church, Jenks. Surviving are his father, Dwight; mother, Helen, and 2 brothers, Kenneth and Michael, all of the home; 2 sisters, Mrs. Katherine Nixon, Jenks, and Mrs. Linda Coats, Bamberg, Germany; grandparents, Mrs.

August Remus, Beloit, and Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Dick, Concordia, Kas. The Heath Griffith funeral home, Jenks, is in charge.

ARTHUR E. ALLEN TESCOTT The funeral for Arthur E. Allen, 73, Beverly, will be at 10 am Friday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Tescott, the Rev. Fred Downing officiating.

Burial will be in Heiser cemetery southwest of Lincoln. Mr. Allen died Sunday at Lincoln county hospital, Lincoln. He was born April 29, 1903, near Lincoln. He lived in Bennington for several years before moving to Beverly 10 years ago.

He was a retired laborer and a member of the Salina Eagles Jodge. Surviving are 5 sons, Robert, Salina; Luther, Colorado Springs, Duane, Marietta, Ohio; James, Le Roy, and Floyd, Independence; 5 daughters, Mrs. Lenora Sommerville, Wymore, Mrs. Phyllis Judd, Salina; Mrs. Catherine Meats, Le Roy; Mrs.

Edith Jones, Kansas City, and Mrs. Esther Stebbins, Junction City; 2 sisters, Mrs. Hetta Garrette, Bolivar, and Mrs. Edith Minneapolis; 29 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. Friends may call at the Hall mortuary, Lincoln. RONALD E. FIFFE The funeral for Ronald E. Fiffe, 64, 706 W.

Elm, will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Chaput-Buoy funeral home, Concordia, the Rev. Robert Reif officiating. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery, Concordia. Mr. Fiffe was born Aug.

9, 1911, in Aurora. He was a resident of Cloud county until moving to Salina recently. At the time of his death he was employed by Stubby Brothers of Brookville as a combine operator. Surviving are a son, Eugene, Aurora, and a sister, Sr. Jean Frances, PuyaJ- lup.

Wash. Friends may call at the funeral home. GEORGE SCHURICHT HOXIE The funeral for George Schuricht, 81, Hill City, long-time Hoxie banker, was Tuesday morning at Hoxie. Mr. Schuricht died Saturday morning at his home.

He was born in Western Kansas and spent most of his life at Hoxie. About 5 years ago he retired as president and chairman of the board of the Hoxie State bank, moving to Hill City. Surviving are the widow, Genevra; a son, Jim, St. Louis, a daughter, Jean, Overland Park, and 4 grandchildren. Burial was in Hoxie.

Sheriff's department expands The Saline county sheriff's department has expanded into the former night jailer's quarters on the 2nd floor of the facility. The 5-room apartment, including full kitchen and bath, now houses the department's patrol division. Two bedrooms have been converted into office space for Patrol Lt. Gene Hindman and a general-purpose office to be shared by patrolmen on duty. A living room now will be used for daily briefings, and the 3rd bedroom contains deputies' lockers.

"Sinca we have a jailer awake and on duty 24 hours a day now, we don't need anyone living up there anymore," said Sheriff Erv Hindman, who okayed the move proposed by Lt. Hindman and Capt. Richard Hurley. Former night jailer Dan Funk, the last occupant of the apartment, now is a jailer and dispatcher for the Dickinson county sheriff's office. Lt.

Hindman said the expansion is being accomplished at "no additional expense whatsoever" to Saline county taxpayers. "The space was just available, and we decided to put it to use." The new briefing room also will serve as meeting space for the sheriff's reserve officers, mounted patrol and rescue squad. "They used to have to hold their meetings in the basement of the police station," Lt. Hindman said. Remaining downstairs will be the investigative and records divisions, offices of the sheriff, undersheriff, warrant officer and civil process server.

The evidence locker will be moved to a more convenient location, and one first-floor room remains available for future expansion. Send your news tip to The Salina $17 in prizes every week. Today's records Hospital Admissions St. John's Mrs. Lester Aills, 1034 N.

8th; James A. Humbargar, 616 S. 3rd; Mrs. Leslie Lady, 239 NW Place; Chad Naegele, 1661 W. Republic; Tracy P.

Patmon, 927 Merrill; Mrs. Louis Reineke, 457 Queens Road; Joseph R. Richards. 1227 Sarah Lane; Mrs. LeKoy S.

Weigel, 2021 Highland; Cassie J. Adams, Herington; Mary K. Blosser, Council Grove; Jason W. Christiansen, Abi-i lene; Sonya M. Crots, Garden City; Mrs.

W. T. DeKnight, Oberlin; Daniel Elliott, Assaria; Pamela Elliott, Assaria; Julie Ever-hart, Solomon; Olin C. Kimble, Chester Peterson, Falun; Andrew Traub;) Abilene. Asbury Cecil H.

Williams, 211 N. Chicago; Eugene F. Lautengayer, 607 E. Wilson; Charles L. Randies, 2202 Edwards; Mrs.

Elizabeth Hutchins. Windsor Estates; Earl A. Morgan. 823 Millwood Drive; William R. Walsh, 631 E.

Wilson; Mrs. Ronald M. Bowman, 1310 E. North; Joe Batten, 538 S. 8th; Mrs.

Lydia L. Guillory, 1115 Osage; Mrs. George Montis, 705 W. Walnut; Thomas D. Wilson, 933 Sunset Drive; Lloyd W.

Christmore, 513 E. Cloud; Duane E. Lund, Leonardvjlle; John W. Snyder; McPherson; the Rev. Berlyn E.

Faulkner, Cawker Mrs. Maurice Towns, Hill City; Kristj L. Davidson, Beloit; Donald L. Kolman, Cuba; Alta A. Shanley, Gayiord; Loyd J.

Schulze, Norton; Paul R. Sauer, Solomon; Mrs. Nels Chilen, Miltonvale; Mrs. Christian J. Hartmann, Mrs.

Clara M. Schlesener, Herington. Hospital Dismissals St. John's Lynda S. Frazier, 1318 Cheyenne; Mrs.

Neal Jarrett, 701 E. Ash; Charles Aldrich, Woodbine; Mrs. Lena' Bertsch, Carlton; Donald 0. Bremmerman, Minneapolis; Mrs. Guy Harlow, Beloit; Mrs: Harry Olson, Luray; Mark A Webb Tescott.

Asbury Calaina D. Dightman, 404 -EJ Hamilton; Mrs. Kazumi Nece, 504 Garden; Mrs. Ollie Parker, 313 E. Jewell; Mrs.

ryl M. Rogers, 1114 E. Iron; Mrs. Beulah Meier. 431 S.

College; Cecil K. Jellison, 613' E. Pacific; Robert J. Nelsen, 721 W. Cloud; Mrs.

Thomas Manion, 643 Carl; Harold Shannon, 803 Park; Billy R. Arnold, Ash; Mrs. Roger Beemer, 653 S. 2nd; Mrs. Mable 0.

Goodwin, 1331 W. Cloud; Mrs. Mar- lyii Pitcock and girl, 1418 S. Ohio; Holmes and boy, 804 Plaza Mrs. James.

L. Bernhardt and girl, 1007 Iron; Mrs. Perry Tyler, Delphos; Mrs. Leon-, ard Albrecht, Herington; Mrs. Harry Johnson Solomon.

Courts Municipal Vernon C. Brown, 213 'N. Kansas, driving while intoxicated, $200, license restricted. Michael Richard Espinosa, 1 811 Seneca, driving while intoxicated, $150: and 6 months, paroled 1 year, license revoked. Michael R.

Hatfield, Concordia, reckless driving, Stephen R. Hiett, 100 W. Morland, reckless driving, $100. Divorces Filed Gregory vs. Onalea Kulis; Faye, vs.

Oliver C. Liss; Sandie L. vs. Mikae'l Nusbaum. Marriage Licenses Robert C.

Parker, 25, and Geraldine Neihouse, 23, both of Salina; Terry Thomas, 29, and Marti McLain, 25, both of Salina. John S. Arnold 23, Bay Shore, N.Y., and Katherine E. Hopkins, 22, Lindsborg. Terry L.

Nelson, 19, Salina, and Anna McKenha, 17, Solomon; Donald D. Armbrust, 18, and Melody J. Huckstep, 19, both of Salina; James Allen Knouf, 25, and Jean Carol Nettles, 17, both of Salina. Charter chapter to hear speaker Jill Bremyer, McPherson, an administrative vice-president with Alliance Administrators, will present a program on "Prepaid Legal Services" at a Wednesday dinner meeting for Charter chapter of the American Business. Women.

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