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Sunday, Marcn 7, 1976, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah-Page 43 Boeing Admits Paying $70 Million in Fees Livestock and Produce Chicago Mercantile Omaha Livestock Joliet Livestock DOW JONES AVERAGE 30 Industrials Closed at 972.92 JOLIET. Dl. (UPI) -Livestock Cattle 1.100, trade active; steers higher, heifers 1 50-2 00 higher choice and prime steers 38 25-39 00 choice 36 50-39 75; good and choice 35 5035 50, choice haters 34 5037 00. Hogs 1.300; trade active, barrows and gilts 501 00 higher; No-1-2 200-235 lb 48 50- 25; No 1-3 200-240 lb 48 0048 50, No 2-3 240260 lb 47 0048 00 Monday's estimates: cattle 5.000; hogs 1.200 Ogden Grain OGDEN (UPI) Grain prices No. 1 hard winter wheat 3 43 bu.

No 10 protein wheat 3 43 bu No. 11 protein wheat 3 43 bu. No 12 protein wheat 3 65 but. OMAHAllPD-Livestock. Hags 1.800: butchers 190-260 lb 75 to higher, not enough 360-300 lb to test the market heavier steady on small No 1-3 "8-250 lb 48 75-48 00.

near 80 head No 1-2 49.25; 250-260 lb 48 2548 50 on small supply other weights scarce No 2-4 300-370 lb 44 0045 00; sows 50 lower; 35O600lb42 50-43 25. Cattle, calves 50 not enough to test. Sheep none. Denver Grain DENVER (UPI) Grain prices Friday: No. 1 hard winter wheat 5 47 cwt.

No. 2 yellow corn 4 cwt. No. 2 barley 4 45 cwt. Licensee Changes At KOVO First Media Corp.

has been awarded the licenses to operate Provo radio stations KOVO and KFMC and is expected to take over operation of the stations in April, First Media acquired ownership of the stations following a series of court hearings lasting almost two and a half years. Judge Allen Sorensen of Fourth District Court, placed KOVO Inc. in receivership in September 1973 and ordered the receiver tc find a buyer. The bid from First Media was accepted by the court, but that decision was appealed. The Utah Supreme Court upheld the District Court, enabling First Media to submit an application to the FCC for a license transfer last November.

Officers of First Media are Richard E. Marriott, chairman of the board; Glenn T. Potter, president; Ralph W. Hardy vice president and secretary; J. W.

Marriott Jr. and Nancy P. Marriott. KOVO began broadcasting in 1939 and KFMC began in 1968. Closing Stocks SEATTLE (LTD The Boeing Co.

has paid close to $70 million in commissions abroad to help sell jet planes, a David Mason To Address Accountants Th.e Salt Iake Area National Association of Accountants (NAA) will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday. The meeting will be held at Coy's at the Rodeway beginning at 5:30 p.m. David L. Mason, staff auditor supervisor. Mountain Fuel Supply will be the guest speaker.

Mr. Mason, a graduate of the Uniersity of Utah, began his auditing career with Utah Power Light. Since that time he has been active in the Institute of Internal Auditors where he served as president of the local chapter. He currently teaches internal auditing at Utah Technical College and, beginning this spring, will teach at the University of Utah. Mr.

Mason will speak on the internal audit function. N.Y.S.E. Volume Profile UNCHANGED 401 734 713 spokesman for the company said Friday. The commissions have been paid over the past six years to middlemen as independent contractors for their aid in helping sell some of the $5 5 billion in Boeing commercial jets sold to foreign carriers. T.A.

Wilson, Boeing chairman and chief executive, said the company has made "some foreign political contributions that we know are legal." The company has paid commissions on aircraft sales to employes of foreign governments in four or five instances. Boeing is under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission for possibly making illegal payments to foreign governments and for possible violations of federal securities laws. "Details about countries where commissions or political contributions are made are proprietary information," said executive spokesman Peter Bush in explaining the reluctance of Boeing to reveal further information. The story was first reported in the Wall Street Journal. "The entire article was very fair," Bush said.

Boeing maintained the money it paid foreign government employes did not consist of bribes because none of the officials receiving money were in the chain of command to approve aircraft purchases. In recent years, more than two thirds of the company's airplane orders have come from foreign airlines and a company spokesman said 55 to 60 per cent of all airplines sold to non-Communist countries are sold by Boeing. Mar. 5, 1976 AMC Sets Production Cut for Pacer Model British Pound Hits All Time Low Mark CHICAGO UPl -Chicago Mercantile Exchange Ooang Price range: Open High Low Cose Prev. Sales Uw Beef Cattle (new) Apr 37 50 37 55 3707 2 32 2178 Jun 41 45 41 50 4096 41 42 41 20 1526 Aug 43 10 43 47 C92 43 40 42 92 720 at 13X13 75 13 25 75 13 20 130 Der44 1544 4244 0044 37 44.15136 Feb44 5044 7544 4244 7544 30 7 Live Beef Cattle (old) Apr 37 82 37.97 37 60379537 67115 Jun41.5041 9541 40 418741.3064 Aug 13 40 13 50 43 35 43 50 432012 Oct 43 45 C80 13 4043 8013.30 It Dec44 20 44 4544 15 v4 4044 17 116 Feeder Cattle Mar 39 60 3S 60 39 SO 50 A 50 6 Apr 40 40.

10 40 004000 39858 May40 1540.1540 0240 1540.10 IS Aug 40 5540 5540 5540 5540 55-sep 40 55 40 55 40 55 40 55 40 65- Oct 40 60 40 70 40 30 40 70 40 62- Nov 40 40 4090404040904060- UveHogs Apr 43 35 43.57 42 80 42 87 43 30 2114 Jun 43 97 44 20 43 65 43.70 43 951056 Jly44 7044 8044 2744 4744 55 525 Aug42 6542.7542 35 42.3542 55124 Oct 38 90 40 00 55 39 55 39.75 106 Dec 4005401539 80399040 2554 Feb 39 85 40 07 39 80 39 95 39 90 10 Fnaai Pork Bellies Mar 6907 6940 6B 20 68 27 68 97 384 May 69 40 69.55 68X694069302640 Jly6990699068.55 68.72 6957 1135 Aug 68 00 68 00 66.50 86 606755222 Shell Eggs Mar51 80522551.1052.10 517090 Apr49.7549 75490049 7049 80 153 May45 8545.8544 30 44.8545.8576 Jun 47 95 4 95 47 25 47 90 48 25- Sep 54 25 54 25 53.75 53.75 54.40 Nov 55 30 55 57.7057.5O 57.7057.70- Feedlot Sales NORTH SALT LAKE, Utah (UPI) -Idaho, Utah, eastern Nevada feedlot and range sales for the week ending March 5: Trade very slow until mdweek and then moderate; slaughter steers closed 2.00-3.00 lower, but some firming up noted in late rounds; slaughter heifers 1 lower, in the beef sales mostly 3.00 lower than last week; confirmed this week on 4,105 slaughter steers and 1,335 slaughter heifers; average price of steers sold b. feedlots this week 35.55 at an average weight of last week 38.19 and 1.145 lb. last year 35.09 and 1.141 lb. Slaughter steers: Good and mostly choice 3s and a few 4s lb. 35.00-36.00; some at 36.50, 2-3s; mostly mixed 3-4s lb.

34.00-35.00; good and mostly choice 2-3s; lb. hols'eins 34 fin-34 50. Slaughter heifers: Good and mostly choice 2-s, lb. 33 00-34. 00; few early sorted 2-3s 35.0-35.50; couple of loads of good and mostly choice 2-3, 1.150 lb.

holsteins 34.00. Slaughter cows: Utility and commercial 3-4 feedlot cows 28.00. Feeder Cattle: Trade slow; hardly enough representative sales confirmed for a price test; thin calls suitable for grass, firm; yearling steers and heifers about 1.00 lower; scattered lots of choice 350-450 lb. steers 41.00-44.00; few choice 400-450 lb. heifers 33.00-34.00; few mostly choice 600-700 lb.

steers 39.00-40.50; heifers 31 load of standard and good 600 lb. holstein bulls 30.00. Replacements: Several loads and lots mostly choice second and third caU stock cows 300 00 per head; some with calves on the ground, 320.00 per pair. Slaughter lambs: Couple of loads of mostly choice 105 lb. would slaughter lambs 50 .50.

Butter and Eggs CHICAGO (UPI I Bulk sell'ng prices as reported byUSDA: Butter: prices paid delivery to Chicago firm: 93 score 87.00 92 score 85.75; 90 score unestablisned. Eggs: prices paid to delivery unchanged. Prices to retailers (Grade A. in cartons delivered): extra large 59-61; large 57V 59'i; mediums 51'-53. Mutual Funds DETROIT (UPI) -American Motors Corp Friday announced a 20 per cent production' cut for its new Pacer model in a move that will put another 1,000 hourly workers on indefinite layoff.

The move was expected in light of February sales results which showed the small car specialist was not sharing in the U.S. auto industry's sharp recovery from a two-year slump. An AMC spokesman said that just 480 Pacers a day will be built at the firjn's Kenosha. plant starting Monday. That compares with 600 a day now and a high of 800 Pacers a day last fall.

While General Motors, Ford and Chrysler on Thursday announced upcoming production plans calling for temporary layoffs of nearly 6,900 workers at three plants, AMC delayed its announcement until today. The new layoffs will raise to 2,668 the number of hourly workers on long-term layoffs at AMC's three Wisconsin plants. Friday's Closing Prices By United Press International First 1 10 23 7-8 Off FMCCbrpl2538UpM FoodFar.206Upl-8 FordMo240533-8l'pl3-4 Fruehufl80243-8Up38 GATX 180 30 3-4 Up 1-8 GenCabl.72121-4L'pl4 GaiDynam433-4Upl-4 Oi Heel 60 51 Up 34 GnFood 1.5029 1-4 Up 38 GenMoi.60d58!2l'p?J GenPortlnd67-8L'pl-4 GTE1.80253-4OffM GaPac.80g52Upl38 Gillette 1.50 33 38 Off 1-8 GoodricI.12257-BOffl-4 Gcodyrl.l0231-8Upl4 Great AiP 1238 Up 1-8 GtWtU2.92b27380ffl-4 Gryhndl.Ot 167-8 Up 1-4 Gulf Ql 1.70 223 Heinz 1.28 49 34 Off 1-4 IWf Electa 8 Off 1-8 HollyS 3.40a 42 1-2 Of Homstakla441-8Up38 Hanywl 1.4051 38 Up 1-8 rfcusLP 1.5621 ICInd 1.3020 1-2 IdahoP2.06 27Offl-4 IdealBasiclxl634Upl-8 lngRnd2.6885WOffJS InldStl2.40a50Upl-2 IBMCorp72S71-2Upll-4 IntHarvl.702734Up38 IntNckl.40a315-8Upl-2 IntlPaper2767-8Upl-2 IntTiT1.6028Up7-8 JohrMvl.20301-8Upl-2 KaisrAl 1.2031 1-2 Off 1-2 Keneott.l5d351-4Up34 Kerr McG 163 34 Off 1-8 Knight R. 54 36 38 Up 38 Kcpprs 1.405334 Up 11-8 Kraftco2.124354Upl-8 Kresge.243534Up3fl Kroger 1.36 1934 Up 14 LehVallnd 15-8 Off 1-8 Ligg My 2 1-2 32 14 Off 1-8 Litton 2 l-2k 16 Off 1-8 Lockheed 10 14 Up 1 LTV Corp 15 1-8 Off 14 LuknSU 1.6027 1-2 Mar 0118945 34 Off 1-2 Marcurmcl2SOffl4 larshF12423140ffl-2 MGM.25dl4 1-2 Up 1-8 MdSoUI.32147-8 MobilOl 34051 1-2 Off 1-8 Monsan2.o0941-20ffll4 MonPw 1.8024 1-2 Up 1-8 Motorola .70 44 34 Up 1 MtStTell.682214Upl-8 Nabisco 2.40 36 1-8 Up 1 Natl Can .57 13 1-2 Up 38 NUDisU 1.40 24 Off 14 Ntl Gyp 1.05x15 Off 38 Nat StI 2 l-2a 49 1-2 Off 1-2 NCR Cp .72 26 14 Off 1-8 NiagMo 1.24 1234 NLIndustll77-80ff 14 NorfolkWs578Upl4 NoNtCs 1 764014 NoStPwl.94251-2Up38 Northrpl.2024Offl-8 NwstAirl .4530 14 NwBanl.7044MOffl-8 ainCpl.3242380ff54 Otis FJ 2.2038 l-2L'p 14 OutbdM1202914Offll4 OiwrrfT 885334 Up38 Abbott 80 28 5-8 Off 11-8 Adams MilU 5 3-8 Off 1-8 AircoIncpl231-2 AlcanA1.4026UpM AllegCp 45dl034 AilidCh 18041 1-2 Off 1-2 AllisCha.40177-8UpM Alcoa 1.34 47 1-2 Up 1-4 AMAX1.7548MUpl-2 AmHes.30gl81-2Offl-8 Am Airlines 107-8 Off 1-8 ABrand2 8041Off3-S ACan 2.20a 34 3-8 UpM AmCyan 1 1-2 261-4 Off 1-8 Am Motors 6 7-8 Up 1-8 AmStandl233-40ffl-8 AmT4T3.8055Upl-8 AMF In 1.24 20 1-2 Anacnda.60191-2 ArizPS1.3616Upl-2 Armcol.60a33UpM Arms Ck .80 29 3-8 Up Asarco.60171-2Up3-8 Ashlnai.70251-8Offl-4 AURichf21-28334Up21-2 AvooOorplOOffW BabWUcoxl267-8Upl-t BasicInc.60107-8Upl-8 Beckmn.2825 Bell Hwl .84 22 1-4 Up 34 Bendix2.28551-20ff34 BethSteel2a451-4Upl-8 Bobbie Brits 5 Off 1-8 Boeing Col26 3-8 Up 1-i Borden 1.30 67 Off 1-4 BorgW1.35273-40ff38 Bris My 1.80 66 1-4 Off 34 Brunswk.44155-8Upl4 BuddCo.8015 Burrghs.6810154Upl-4 CanPac.86bl6380ffl-8 CaterpilTr287 Off 11-8 CBS1 66575-aOff 1-fl Celanse2.8053Offl-2 Chessie 2. 10 35 1-8 Of 1-8 Chrysler Cpl9MUpM QtServ240417-8Upl-8 OxaCol 2.65 8453 Off 3-8 Colgate .76 29 Up 1-4 Col Gas 2.1423 7-8 Off 36 CmwEd2.40281-2Offl-8 CommSatl29Upl-8 ConEdl.8,16MUpl-8 ConsmPw2201-8 ContLAL10k87-8Upl-4 OttlCanl80285Offl8 Continual 2 60 Up 1-8 Coop In 166 65 Up 1 CPCInt 2.14 44 1-4 Off 38 CrownZ1.804534Upl-2 CyclopsCpl22 Dart In 64g34 1-4 Off 1-4 DaytonH.843338Upl-8 DetEcSsl.151456 aamdIntl2415-8UpH Disney.

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The pound dropped to $1.9835 in London by midafternoon in the second consecutive day of a record-breaking dip. On Thursday it had set the previous low mark of 2.01375. A Bank of England spokesman described as "a load of poppycock" published reports that the bank had sold $85 million worth of sterling, bringing the pound down. The pound's plunge corresponded to a rise for the U.S. dollar on all major money markets except Tokyo.

Gold surged. In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 301.65 Japanese yen, down from 301.78 at Thursday's close. But in Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 2.5810 German marks, up from 2.58 at Thursday's close. In Zurich the U.S. currency opened at 2.5962 Swiss francs, up from 2.59 Thursday.

In Paris, the dollar opened at 4.5270 French francs, up from 4.5110; in Brasscls, it started at 40.48 francs as against 40.40 Thursday; in Amsterdam, it opened at 2.6947 Dutch guilders, up from 2.6890; and in Milan, it opened at 800 Italian lira, up from 797.50. Gold gained $1.38 overnight in Zurich, opening at $133.75. In London the metal opened at $133,375, up $1,375 from Thursday's close. Silver Prices NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Harman Friday quoted silver at $4 285 per fine ounce up8.5 cents. Qigelhard quoted a silver base price of $4 285 up 8 5 cents and a price for fabricated silver of $4,392 up 8.7 cents.

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Paris (freemarket) 133 81 down 0 05. Frankfurt 133.71 up 1.07. Zurich 133.87up 150. NEW YORK Handy and Harman, noon 133 95 up 1 45. Engelhard, base price for refining settling and unfabricated gold 134 20 up 145 per troy ounce.

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