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A8 THE PANTAGRAPH, SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1983 BUSINESS BRIEFS DM. 87 (40-1) Dist. 87 (40-1) OFFICIAL BALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOT FOX MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Of EDUCATION (To Serve- 2 Years (Vet fe Two I SPECIMEN BALLOT For use in All Election Precincts in the City of Bloomington and Township of the City of Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois 401 Non-Partisan Election Tuesday, November 8, 1983 27 GARY S. OFENLOCH 4 Bni.nl ml nr nenn or mo bow ww To Serve fee 4 Yean (Vote ter Three I 29 i HOLLY S.

MAM 10 RICHARD JUMPER 31 EVA JONES 12 VICTORIA WATERSON 33 C. E. "CHUCK" WHILE 14 DAVID H. BROWNELl Issued by the Board of Election Commbsioners of the City of Bloomington, Illinois Aderian McPherren, Executive Director in and lor Hie City of Bloomington, County ef Mclean and State of Illinois, do hereby certify the foregoing Specimen Ballot ll a true and correct copy of the official ballot to be used in the Non-ortian Election le be held in the City of Bloomington, Mclean County, Illinois on 16 ROGER S. JOSUN Tuesday, November 1913.

II CAROL FRAKER IXECUIIVt OIUKTOe tOAKD Of ELECTION COMMISSIONERS RXECUTIVf DIRECTOR UnitS (40-8) UnifS (40-8) OFFICIAL BALLOT Record managers to meet Donald F. Evans, Union Oil Co. of California Records Center manager, will speak Nov. 9 to the Central Illinois Chapter of the Association of Records Managers and Administrators. The 6 p.m.

dinner meeting will be at The Peppermill Restaurant, Morton. Strategic planning Steve Baugh, Bloomington Federal Savings Loan Association vice president for planning, will discuss "Strategic Planning" Nov. 10 at a 6 p.m. dinner meeting of the Planning Executives Institute at Central Station Restaurant, 220 E. Front Bloomington.

Retail conference "The ABCs of Advertising" is the theme of an Illinois Retail Merchants Association conference Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holiday Inn East, Springfield. Reservations may be made through the the association's Springfield office or by telephoning its hotline, 1-800-572-5044.

A fee will be charged. Fee to discuss settlements William T. Fee, retired senior vice president of Employers Reinsurance will talk on "Protected Settlements" Nov. 7 at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meetinmg of the Central Illinois Chapter of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters.

A 5:30 p.m. social hour will precede the meeting at the Elks Lodge, 110 N. Madison Bloomington. Deluxe sales up Deluxe Check Printers nine-month 1983 sales hit $462.92 million, up 13.5 percent from $407.77 million the year before. Profit was $55.6 million, or $2.44 per share, compared with $46.5 million, or $2.03 per share, in 1982's first three quarters.

Third-quarter profit was $20 million on sales of $154.5 million, compared with $17.9 million on sales of $140.3 million in the same quarter of 1982. Profit climbs 26 Owens-Corning Fiberglas which sold its Bloomington operation in 1982, reported a third-quarter profit of $29 million on sales of $743.5 million, up 26 percent from $22.9 million on sales of $673.4 million a year ago. Nine-month earnings were $52.1 million, or $1.82 per share, compared with $9.5 million, or 30 cents a share, during 1982's first three quarters. Nine-month sales were $2.01 billion, up from $1.72 billion a year ago. Profit up despite slump Despite an insurance slump, American Express Co.

said its third-quarter profit rose 11 percent to $180 million, or 88 cents a share, from $163 million, or 85 cents a share, a year earlier. The diversified financial services concern showed strong gains in its travel, international banking and investment services divisions. Goodrich rises Citing chemical business improvements, BF Goodrich Co. reported third-quarter earnings of $14.1 million, compared with a $100,000 loss for the period last year. The company, which also showed improved sales but reduced operating income from its tire segment, said earnings per share for the period amounted to 60 cents as sales rose to $852.7 million from $795.4 million a year ago.

Nine-month earnings were $12.4 million, or 44 cents per share, compared with $900,000 a year ago. Sales for 1983 first nine months were $2.38 billion, up from last year's $2.32 billion. 'Fannie Mae' profit up The Federal National Mortgage Association, the nation's largest supplier of home loans in the secondary market, reported a $24.9 million third-quarter profit, compared with a $13.2 million loss a year ago. The privately managed, federally chartered company, known as "Fannie Mae," buys mortgage loans from local lenders, replenishing the supply of mortgage money to those institutions. The July-September performance brought net income for the first nine months of the year to $61.9 million, compared with a net loss of $99.2 million for the same period last year.

3M Co. profit up 3M St. Paul, diversified manufacturer and owner of International Tapetronics 2425 S. Main Bloomington, said its third-quarter profit rose 5 percent, paced by strong gains in U.S. markets.

The company earned $178 million, or $1.51 a share, in the three months ended Sept. 30, compared with $169 million, or $1.44 a share, in the year-earlier period. Revenues rose 7 percent to $1.80 billion from $1.69 billion. For the first nine months, 3M earned $504 million, or $4.28 a share. That is a 5 percent increase from $480 million, or $4.09 a share, in the similar period in 1982.

Revenues rose 5 percent to $5.28 billion from $5.04 billion. For MvfnbofS of ttio Regional Board of School Trustees (For a tlx yoor term) (Vole for two) OFFICIAL BALLOT For MembtKf ef tfw Beard ef Education To Servo for 4 Years INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER: Vol for 4. Membership on tho Unit 5 Board of Education it rostrictod to a maximum of threw (3) members from any congremJonal township. On the) basil of oxlsttng board membership, members may oloctod in tho follow. nf numbors from tach congressional township in tho Unit 5 School District.

Not mor than 2 may bo oloctod from (Normal) Township Rango 2-E Not mor than 2 may bo oloctod from (Towandal Township Rango 3-E Not mor than 2 may bo oloctod from (Dry Grove) Township Rango 1-E Not more than 3 may be elected from any of the remaining townships in the Unit 5 School District ALAN C. WASHBURN 9 4vt IllMMlnftxit hwnthlp lonf 3-1 SPECIMEN BALLOT For use in All Election Precincts in the City of Bloomington and Township of the City of Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois 408 Non-Partisan Election Tuesday, November 8, 1983 27 RAY ROPP McLEAN COUNTY 29 WILLIAM O. BEELER McLEAN COUNTY 11 GAIL ANN BRIGGS ITawanal T.wnthla Ran. 3-1 13 WILLIAM D. SEMLAK INanaall Wwnthia 34.N., Rani 2-1 Aderian L.

McPherren, Executive Director in and for the City of Bloomington, County of McLean and State of Illinois, do hereby certify the foregoing Specimen Ballot il a live and correct copy of the official ballot to be vied in the Non-Partifan Election to be held in the City of Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois on Issued by the Board of Election Commissioners of the City of Bloomington, Illinois LOREN LAY" 15 lOry O'aval t.wnihlp Ronfl. 1-R Tuesday, November 8, 1983. EXECUTIVI DIRECTOR 17 HARRY E. MORRIS tN.rmaM TawntNp Raw 3-1 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOH BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS 19 i KARMY K. KAYS of INarmM Tawnihla Rant 2-E Olympic Federal Presents: 11 STOCKS Friday Nov.

4, 1 983 (At clos) Atm Stock Close Change Close Change Modine 28 Monsanto 10534 NICOR 2T1 O's Gold Seed 5'i Owens Coming 3334 Ozark 10 J.C. Penney 58 Peosi Cola 34H Phillips Petroleum PPG Industries 343, Ralston Purina Ramada Inn Revere Copper 13 Rockwell 29,4 R.R. Donnelly 41'4 Sears 39 Shell Oil 40' Southwest Forest Ind 13 Standard of Indiana 48 Steak Shake 9 Wallace Business 30 Walgreens 37 Woolworth 35 Union Camp Corp 737 Zavre 423 Archer Daniels Carson Pirle Scott Caterpillar Central Sova CIL.CO CIP CPC International Davton-Hudson Corp Dekalb Products Deluxe Check Dennv'S Dynamics Corp Firestone Fleetwood General Electric General Telephone Holiday Inn H8.R Block IBM IC Industries Illinois Power Interlake K-mart Krooer W.A. Krueser Co McDonalds 3M Co 2314 4134 14? 22i'4 164 36' 234 3S'i 21 3P4 51 44 48 44'-'2 122' 22' 36 34 14V4 69' 84'1 -1 1 34 1 Vk 1 a Vt '4 4 ve 3 Ms Vb 3 3 134 Vj 4 '4 '4 V4 Courtesy ShearsonAmerican Express Inc. SIP in4xt Dow Jonoi ovrofl High Low Close Chg.

400 Indust 184 03 181.27 182.48 1.16 20Transpt 31.11 30.56 30.94 0.04 40 Utilities 69 82 68.81 69.15 0.67 40Financl 17 89 17.59 17.72 0.07 500 Slocks 163.82 161.35 162.44 1.01 Open High Low Close Chg. 30 Ind 1223.3 1227.7 1211 8 1218 2-8 84 20Trn 582 49 589 22 577 45 586 60 2.89 15 Utl 139.31 140.37 137.96 138.58 1.35 65 Slk 494.42 497.62 489.86 493.93 1.96 Amox Index Close Change High Lew Close Chg. 214.59 213.17 213.41 1.18 21 cents 93.77 0.S6 0 70 Market Index Utility Finance 108.78 9522 48 29 92.38 0.16 0 28 0.46 Ammx activity NTS! ottrvity Prey, day 296 305 238 839 6 12 Friday 252 343 207 802 9 12 Advanced Declined Unchanged Total issues New highs New lows 1 This Holiday Season, Olympic Federal wraps day 701 861 409 1971 41 18 Friday 578 957 437 1972 19 25 Advanced Declined Unchanged Total issues New highs New lows Amox vahmw comparison Approx final stock sales Stock sales year ago 4,880,000 12,570,000 NYSI voh.m comportsont up the gift of savings when you join our 1984 Christmas Club. Just open a Christmas Club account at Olympic Federal and receive a package of Yuletide gift wrap and tags absolutely free. Plus, Olympic agrees to make your 50th and final payment, providing you make 49 regular payments throughout the course of 10 A max most otrtlvo 72,080,000 85,350,000 81,180,000 103,630,000 96,550,000 18,263,320,302 13,488,200,000 Approx final total Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago Jan 1 to date 1982 to dale Chg.

4 1 34 'A V. 34 Close 19Vi 333 IOVj i'i 3 2' 17 22'4 Sales 271,500 125,000 124,600 122,700 108,600 93,500 88,900 74,900 73,300 70,200 Verbatim KevPharm -WangLabB HouOilTr Resrtlnt wt DomePtrl Tetsphre AmMedBId Amdahl AdamRusI 15 YSI most trv Chg. 14 4 15 lit OTC tnJ)XM the New Year. That's Olympic's way of extending to you and your family Holiday Greetings, and at the same time, well wrap up a savings plan helping you prosper in the upcoming New Year. Close 734 19V4 35V.

122 62'i 19 61 38 V4 24 44i 19 7634 67 25V4 41 '4 Sales 2,098,200 1,662,300 1,501,600 1,474,500 1,192,700 1,131,000 1,076,900 1,014,400 864,200 740,200 731,500 730,300 709,800 685,200 651,900 Pan Am BankAmer Tandy IBM AnheuserB PubSvc Ind Amer Exxon ContTelcm Gulf Oil Wendyslnt i Gen Motors East Kodak RalsfnPur Alcoa Week Month Close. Chg. Ago. Ago. 273.171.69 276.14 297.36 318.952.02 322.89 353.47 268.121.32 270.66 282.33 254.600.61 254.39 269.56 261.804.82 266.40 277.06 Ml Index Composite Indust Flnancl Insurance Utilities Banks 198.290.01 198.57 202.52 Transport 273.721.36 275.91 286.49 OLYMPIC FEDERAL 2205 E.

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