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Saturclav. Oct. 12. 74 DETROIT FREE PRESS fi-B Sylvania lo Buy Part of Ailingr Ford-Philco Unit 1 s.v 1 Business Council Analysts See Continuing Stagnation if. Richard C.

Gerstenberg The nation's jobless rate will rise to "just under 6.5 percent" by the third quarter of next year, with the average for 1975 to be ibout 6.25 percent. They predicted a 5.8 percent average for the current quarter. Corporate profits, in 1975 will decline by about 4 percent, with cost pressures "continuing to take their toll." Real GNP this year probably will be about 1 percent less than last year. There will be a "significant decline" in coming months in the rate at which business inventories increase in dollar amounts. There will be a reversal to a buyer's market from a seller's market for a number of key materials in 1975, including non-ferrous metals, textiles, some chemicals, paper and lumber products, rubber and scrap steel.

The ecomomists said there are indications that the rate of price increases for food at both the wholesale and retail levels has passed its peak. GERSTENBERG said he expects- President Ford's new proposals for increasing the investment tax credit and for giving special treatment to preferred stock dividends "should help" to bring into better balance the relatehip between productivity and labor compensation. General Motors Corp. Chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg, who delivered the report at the orcanization's fall meeting, said the economists look for some economic improvement in the second half of next year, with the real gross national product expected to reach an annual growth rate of about four percent.

i estimate assumes there will be good progress in fighting inflation and a relaxation of the current tight money policy, and that we will soon see an improved climate for investments and for residential ig said. The economists also predicted that: From UPI and Dow Jones HOT SPRINGS. Va. Economists of some of the nation's largest corporations said Friday that they expect a "fairly flat" economic picture for the nation through the remaiiv'nr of this year, "and probably through the middle of 1973." The economists, consultants to the prestigious Business Council, also said they expect the inflation rate to average about 8.5 percent next year, down from the expected average of 11 percent expected for ail of 1971 THE BUSINESS Council is composed of 100 of the nation's top executives, and serves as an informal bridge between government industry. Prime Drops ToW2 NEW YORK (UPI) Several major banks Friday lowered their prime interest rates to 11' percent from 11.

percent, reflecting a slight easing in the demand for business loans. First National City Bank of New York, the nation's second-largest bank, was the first to announce the move. First National Bank of Chicago, Manufacturers Bank of Los Angeles, Third National "Bank of fiampden County, and First National Bank of Cincinnati quickly followed suit. Both Citibank and First National Bank of Chicago use a floating rate formula pegged to key money market rates to determine their Business loans at 12 major New York banks rose only $64 million during the week ended Wednesday, in contrast with the previous week's $484 million rise, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported late Thursday. The slackening of loan demand was accompanied by a continued decline of short-term loan interest rates.

BY DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Free Press Business Writer Ford Motor Co. has agreed to sell a substantial portion of its ailing subsidiary, Philco-Ford to GTE Sylvania a subsidiary of General Telephone and Electronics Corp. GTE acquires the Philco name and distribution rights for its home entertainment products in the United States and Canada. GTE is to get production rights on April 30, 1975. NOT INCLUDED are Philco-Ford's home refrigerators or its auto products, including radios, air conditioners and electronic The complicated deal it involves a variety of plant and product splits, international subsidiaries, and further negotiationswas said to be worth about $20 million.

Last January, an agreement to se'l the Philco operations to White Consolidated Industries Inc. was announced by Ford and White. It fell through in March. Ford bought Philco in December 1961 for roughly $100 million in a stock swap. Philco, now 82 years old, made radios, televisions, computers and transistors at the time.

A few years after the automaker bought the company, It dropped out of the hotly competitive computer business. General Motors Corp. recently realigned its home appliance operations in Dayton. About three years ago, GM split its automotive air conditioning work there from its home appliance operations and negotiated lower wages in the appliance factory in retiurn for a substantial increase in employment. BEST QUAKTKK TOU IN HP, 3 Banks Report Profit Gains 3Ital He said a threatened coal strike "could devastate our nation's productive capacity in a matter of only a few weeks," and he urged all par-t i concerned to give the "emerging crisis full and immediate attention." Gerstenberg said inventories of 1975-model cars "are still light," but that "showroom traffic has been relatively good, and customer reaction to the new cars has been favorable." He said resistance to the hefty price boosts on the new cars and limited availability of them are contributing to "what can be best called a spotty sales' picture in the early going." He said the auto industry expects fourth-quarter sales at an annual rate of about 9.5 million units, including imports, with a gradual rise in the sales rate expected during the model year.

Lynn Townsend, chairman of Chrysler warned in another report that without the support of government officials, "the voice of business will never manage to win back the confidence and trust of the general public in our system of free enterprise." "We who speak for business must resist the temptation to take the cheap shots that hurt" government, Townsend said. Privately, many business leaders here expressed disappointment with the president's economic program. Many complained that the president tlidn'l do enough in the energy area- may be a beginning, hut it wasn't a very satisfactory one," said one executive. MEAD. CORP.

Thre months Sept. 30 1974 1973 Ntt income $28,100 000 SI4, 300,000 A share $1.72 80 cents Saies $409,600,000 $338,700,000 Nine months Sent 30 Net Income $67,100,000 36,300,000 A share 01 Sales $1,170,000,000 $967,900,000 Commodities Month Close Chanqe' nov. .17 drin Steel Potatoes (Me.) Potatoes (Me.) Potatoes (Me.) 4.12 .28 I llharlt 4 Gen. Rel. Est.

3 Genova, Inc. 3'i Intl. 20'i Huck Mfg. L-O-F 3 l'i 19' shares over which to spread its income. The purchases, which have cost the company $6,592,609, a shrunk the number of shares outstanding by about six percent.

5.11 15.50 Cocoa Hydro, i-iner 3i Alden Cre Amer. Express Am. Music AMT Corp. Assoc. Truck .90 .85 1.00 .86 .94 Indep.

Lib. J'j lVl Cocoa Dom. Suqar Wor. Suqar wor. 5u9ar Cone.

Or. Juke Indust. Fuels 14 Bills 4'i Perry Drugs 3 53.4 Planet l'i Ui l'i Photon Inc. "i'-i 3 Pt. Huron Paper 11' 1 13 434 Prov.

House Hi Hi Hi Reid Prov. 2 i 634 Rep. Auto Pt. 734 834 ir, Salran Ptq. 434 51-, li, R.P.

Scherer 14', 16 73,. Shatterprf. 3 4'i S.E. Mich. Gas 12'i 14'i Sunshine 50 Hi I-V4 Svcor, Inc.

6 7 141 1 Tecumseh Prod. 24' 1 2.6' 41, Tex. am. Oil Thriltway Leasing 1H 3't 33 Tranter 5' 6'i LIRBEY-OWEN3-FORD CO. Three months SeDt.

30 1974 1973 Net income $6,466,000 $11,449,000 A share 4' cents 92 cents Seles $164,219,000 $157,960,000 Nine months Snot. 30 Net Income $22,663,000 $46,642,000 A share $170 $3.86 Sales $484,394,000 $513,494,000 Zim! Booth News Cone. Or. Juice Rrasscratt Mar. Apr.

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.05 77.25 37.35 37.51 3S.59 52.50 54.55 61.95 62.30 39.45 43.80 50 25 57.30 69.10 68.50 40 80 Burton Sohiqian Corn-Share Com. Comput. Serv. Comtel Cross DAB Ind. naniv Mach.

copper Copper Live Hogs Live Hogs Eqqs Eqqs Pork Bellies Pork Bellies .41 .65 2.00 1.90 5'4 1 4 IV 6 1'3 4 6V4 5 I 33,4 ft 3 5V4 1''3 2' 4 1 1 2 l'i 1 1 1 2'i 2' 4 .92 -1, a.j. 1 uiaq ji D-V4 Dean Research 2 Cattle Cattle 1.00 Jackson Nan. 161 7 Jacobs 8' 4 Jacobson Sirs. 3 Jessco 2' a Joshua Doore li 2 Kellv Serv. 1 Kent-Moore ll4 Kew.

Sclent. 6 Kuhlman 6V, KMS Ind. I'a La-Z-Boy Chair 3i McClain Ind. 8' a Meadowbrook 3014 Mich. Mbl.

Homes 10' 4 Mid. Am. Life 9V4 Mnltivpst 37,, Nat'l Mer. Serv. 934 N-tt't Brands 15 Nat'l Mobil 51, Nat'l Retire 3i4 Nationwide I Omni Spec.

31 tPanax Dec 4J.45 "4 15J'4 7'2 2 1 11 534 24 74 2914 (Pi 3a 13'i 4 314 4 5'' 14 BY ALLAN SLOAN Free Press Business Writer Detroit's three biggest bank holding companies a 1 1 reported that their third-quarter operating earnings were up substantially from last year. Two of the companies, National Detroit Corp. (National Bank of Detroit) and Detroit-bank Corp. (Detroit Bank Trust) said it was the best third-quarter they've ever had. The third company, Manufacturers National 'Corp.

(Manufacturers National Bank) said it didn't know if this was its best third quarter. THE INCREASES in operating earnings earnings from banking operations before gains or losses on the banks securities portfolios ranged from 16.7 percent at Manufacturers to 9.7 percent at National Detroit. Detroit bank was up 15.3 percent. The three banks do a heavy business in the "wholesale" banking field, which means they lend large amounts of money to big corporate borrowers. The banks' profits are primarily because their loan volui." like that of other big banks is up from 3 2 Oct.

456.20 12.30 5e're Up. Pen. Power 15'; 16 Walbro Corp. 24 3V4 While Shield 2'i Windsor Race 10' DETROITBANK CORP. Three months Sent.

30 1974 1973 Opsr. income $7,154,000 $6,207,000 itcur. gains (losses) (J7.0C0) ($101,000) Net income $6, 10A.OO0 A share W.I9 il.dl Nine months Sent. 30 Oner. Income $17,252,000 Secur.

a i 1 1 (losses) Netincone $18,409,000 SI6.5H9.000 A snare $5.66 $4 92 Total assets deposits $2,269,390,000 ToHl loans $1,772,813,000 $1,615,496,000 Nov. 457.20 13.30 l'i Oct. 173.00 7 2'4 Det. Brldqe Del.tl.Can. Tun.

Diamond Crsv. Dountas tt Com. ERB Lumb. is. Wolohan Lbr.

CO. 3'i 4 8.00 1.98 live' Silver Platinum Platinum Cotton Cotton Coltee Coffee 11,. Wolverine Pet. "i'i 5'i it' DETROIT BANK STOCKS Jan. 180.00 Dec.

47.12 Mar. 48.60 Nov. 58.90 DjC. 58.40 1.15 Bk of Cowmwltr. Hi 2'a Two Abduct Haulier's Wife ORLANDO, Fla.

-(UPI) Two men posing as newspaper photographers abducted a Orlando banker's wife Thursday and demanded $100,000 for her freedom. Two suspects were captured after the woman escaped from an or Detroitbk. Corp. 3l'- Man. Nat'l Coro.

21 "4 334 Mich. Nat'l Corp. 16 30 Fd. "Screw 10 Fireco. Fi-rl HHerrud Fst.

united Find, jC.ts. Lr. Jet Gelman 32' 4 22'i 17 1H4 9'4 sec. bancorp. lo'i N.

Slates Bancorp. 85a Trrasury Report last year, and because interest rates during the third quarter were a. record le els. Two other major Detroit-area bank holding companies, Michigan National Corp. and Northern Stales Bancorpora-tion (City National Bank of Detroit), have not yet reported their third-quarter earnings.

Bank analysts, however, expect them to be lower probably sharply lower than last year. Michigan National, which makes many fixed rale loans, suffers during periods of high interest rates because it can't raise rates on as many loans as the other banks. Northern Stales, which is moving more into the wholesale field, has also been squeezed by rising rates, which raise its cost more rapidly than it can increase rates to its customers. Bank of the Commonwealth, Detroit's other major hank, will probably report earnings higher than last year's. Detroilbank's per-share operating earnings increased 20 percent for the third quarter, a far bigger rise than the 15.

.1 percent in earnings. The reason is that Dctroitbank has bought up 181,782 shares of its own stock, giving it fewer WASH NGTON API The cash am CORP. 30 1973 $9,791,828 ($146,821) $9,445,007 $1.58 30 tion of the Treasury Oct. 9, 1974 in dollars: balance, deposits fiscal vear julv 1, withdrawals fiscal year, total debt. gold assets, x-lnclndes 2.118,000,000 debt not subject to statutory limit NATIONAL DETROIT Three months Soot.

191 Oner income ur. ndins ($37,828) income S10.705,OM A share $1.80 Nine months Sept. Orr. income $32,651. A7 nains (losses) ($335.

IK' l-it income $.12,316,575 ange grove where she had Delroil Stocl Hoy 5.5V 6U 3 75 4.1 1 14 04 15.39 been tied to a tree. Police said Jay Barfield. li Security Funds Equtv 2.54 Invest 4 80 Ultra 4 ,56 Selected Funds $28,425,849 $4.74 $6,839,323,279 $5,567,121,969 $3,079,212,046 A share S5.43 2 71 5 5.00 Sl! tauit 3.10 3.32 Levge 10 37 11.16 Liqu As 10.01 Spl Inc 6 07 6.6S Third 6.79 7.44 E4E Fd 7 42 N.L Eagle Gr 5.6 6.17 NEW YORK (API -The following quotations, supplied bv the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. are the prices at which these securities could have been i Mai assets w.io,4'7,4' 6.71 7.35 5 31 Tnt-il deposits 648,797,771 Total loans S3.779.206.468 president of the American lus Kl Cus Cus SI Cus Cus S3 Cus 54 Polar Kmckb Kmck Gt Land Gth 4.84 2. 16 2 17 4 41 2 2.37 Gold Priors Selected world qold prices Friday: London: morninq fixing $156.25, down afternoon fixing $157.00, down $1.25.

Paris: open market quotation $159.99, down $0.94 Frankfurt: fixina $156.84, down $2.12. Zurich: $156.50 bid, down $1.25, $157.50 asked. Handy Harman base price, New York: $157.25, down $1.25. Enrjelhard, sellinq price, New York: $157.50, down $1.25. sold (net asset 4.84 5.

18 S.S4 Balan 6 83 7 46 4 71 5.06 6.34 6 9 MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL CORP. Three months Seot. 30 19'4 1973 value) (value or bought plus sales Grwth Incom LD Edie 1 1 09 11.86 4 12 5 77 4.79 charge) Friday. Lexington Grp $4,740,000 $4,00,000 Sped Stock 4 31 7.11 Sell Buy 7.15 Ourr. income Secur.

qains (losses) Net income 500 Amer. Airlines 7.50 7.20 7.50 1000 Amer. Motors S.l .5 5.1 600 Amer. T. T.

44.3 44.0 44.0 1100 Cen. III. Pub. Serv 10.5 10.5 10.5 170O Chrysler 11.7 11.5 11.5 1500 Consumers Pwr. 12.4 12.J 12.3 5000 Crown Zellerbach 2.7.0 27.0 27.0 1500 Det.

Edison 10.5 10.2 10.4 1000 Disney Prod. 22.0 22.0 22.0 600 Gen. Motors 36.2 35.7 36.0 600 Goodyear TAR 14.0 13.4 13.4 400 Gulf Oil 18.0 17.7 17.7 800 Kresqe (S.S.) 24.0 22.5 24.7 400 Marcor 16.3 16.2 16.3 700 Morgan 47.6 47.6 47 4 500 Ohio Edison 13.5 13.5 13.5 1000 Philip Morris 43 2 43.2 43.2 600 Sears Roebuck 49.1 49.1 49.1 500 So. Co. 11 2 11.1 11.1 500 T.W.A.

6.40 6.40 6.40 1100 Va. Elec. Pwr. 9.70 9.7 9.7 1700 Westhse. Elec.

t.70 9.40 9.40 TOTAL 32,599 3.77 EDIE Spl 17.19 N.L. SelAm 5 II N.L. SelOpp 5 90 N.L. Set Spl 9 99 L. Sent Glh 4.71 7.79 Sentry 9 30 10.

II Shareholders Gp: Cms .,2.79 Enlrp 3 99 Flet Fd 3 04 Harbr 6 72 Legal 4.79 Pace 5 46 Shearson Funds: Appre 13.74 IS Incom 14 16 09 Invest 7.71 7.88 Sherm 11.04 N.L. Side Fd 6 31 6 99 ($3.10 000) ($10,0001 $4,030,000 39 9.12 3 69 3.31 2.94 6.96 Bank of Orange County, had placed $100,000 ransom in a trash bin as ordered before being told his wife had s-caped. Earl M. McBraycr and Harry T. Eason, both 27, were charged with violating the federal Hobbs Act and bond was set at $25,001) each.

Egret Gl Ellun Tr SCRAP STEEL NEW YORK (API Pottsbura scran Mod No. 1 heavy was quoted Friday bv Iron Ane at SI 14.00 1 15.00. AGE Fnd Adm Grt Adm Inc Adm Ins Advtsrs A shar 51.411 $1.30 3.63 3.22 7.63 3.74 Cp Ldr 10 64 II 75 Lex Gr 4 4 83 Lex Rh 10.0? 10 95 Life Ins 4 49 4.91 Line Nil 4 39 4 80 Loomis Savles: Capit 7 81 N.L. Mut 10 22 L. Lord Abbett: Nine months boot.

30 Ooer income $13,56,003 $12,214,000 9.91 1.92 N.L. 5.49 6 .00 unavail Energy Fairlld Farm Bu 3.42 5 22 Aetna S. 70 Aetna Shr 10 93 11.96 5.27 NONFERROUS METALS NEW YORK (API Spot nonterrous metal prices Friday: copper, 79 81 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley; lead, 24 V7 cents a pound; zinc, 38 40 cents a pound, delivered; 'tin, $3 56 34 a pound, New York; gold, $158.50 per troy ounce, New York; silver, $4,920 per troy ounce, New York; quicksilver, $275.00 nominal per flask, New York. Fed Reg jcci'r n.nns (losses) Net income A share A utureF 5.25 N.L (:,42 0OO) ($29,000) $12,185,00" $4.26 $3 93 $2,836, $2,515,520,000 Fidelity Group: AIIAm Fd .31 .34 Bond 7.73 LARD CHICAGO (API Choice white vas Id 7 cents a pound FricMv; blencha-ble fancy tallow 17 '2 and while special tallow 14. Total assets 8.45 7.13 Allstate 5 79 7 60 I 77 6.57 Total cir posits tt.J94.vSA.Ofl0 $2.

235, 706,000 AMiltd 5 35 A Bus 2 40 Bnd Db I 02 Lutheran Bro: Total loans S). 743,64 1,000 $1,644,270,000 Sigma Funds Capit 4 64 6.99 7.S2 7.98 1.77 3 07 3.36 9 .67 10 63 6.17 6.74 7.16 5 71 4 II 5.21 Alpha Amcap Am Birth Am Diver Am Eqitv Invest 4 94 I 47 5 07 7. SB 6.70 S.78 Fund 7 .75 Incom 7 87 I 60 Capit Contfd Conv Dstny Essex Evrsl Fidel Puritn Salem 6. 13 4 83 3.41 3.74 I 41 9 77 Trust Vent SB Eqtv SB Amer Express 7.31 N.L. II.

17 12.21 US Gov 9.88 10.80 Massachusett Co: Freed 88 6 44 Pi 7.95 N.L. A 4 IS 7.42 Capit 4 44 Incme 4.79 SoGen Int 'line Gut Sjp 7 62 133 2 12 3.08 14 88 16.26 137 1.76 5 20 5 62 mex S.92 6.17 Trend 5 99 1.96 Sw Invs Swln Gt MltiTflifit 1 lit 1 1 ii'iiir4--Tii-iitt, Sai.i, ttlHamnai im inn imii a Financial Prog: 160 3.89 I 25 9.03 Indep 5 47 Mass 8. 17 Mass Financl: MIT 7.94 MIG 7 .38 Sover Inv Dyna 2 81 L. 7.80 L. I 68 8.07 4.31 4.79 5.06 5.53 3.66 4.00 unavail 3.49 N.L.

6.15 6.94 Invest Sped Stock Am Grth Am Insln Am Invs Am Mull AmN Gth SpectraF 2.9? N.L. SAP IntD 4 SO N.L. Indust Incom NfW YORK (APt FndAv'i complete 4 83 L. 2.61 L. 10 34 II 30 Suet PF hds High MiMtrfitan 3iock Excnange prices Vent FstFd Va Tf hrf High Low 7.52 1.22 5 4 9 1.77 1.88 Fst Investors: MID MFD MCO Mates Mathers Mid AM IS-16 Anchor Group 3.32 5.32 8 1 I Grwth 4.94 $.41 Slate BondGr: Com 3 01 3 29 Div Fd 3.SS 3 88 Prog 2 84 3.10 StFrmGt 3 23 N.L.

Frm ln 9S N.L Stat; St 29 64 30.00 Steadman Funds: Am Ind 2. IS N.L. 2 2' a Disco 10 Grwth 4 85 Incom 6 20 Stock 5.75 5.75 6.30 6.79 4 30 8 10 I 85 9 58 10 47 1 77 N.L. 6.69 N.L. unavail 1.00 N.L.

6.90 7.54 9. SO N.L. 4 38 4 99 6. 6 2 59 2 80 Incme Resrv Soectr Fd Inv Wash Fst Mult 4 S3 N.L. 10 21 II 2 3.07 3.16 5.01 57 7.73 1.47 Asso 92 N.L.

MonMkt MONY MSB Fd Mut Ben MIF Fd MIF Glh OmaG Omahl 5.09 Audax Fd 4.46 Axe Houghton: Invest .98 Ocean 5.71 N. L. L. traded al irt4. Terra Chemicals was second, unchanged al followed by Syntex up lo 34.

Houston Oil Mineral rallied 2'2 lo 17, and Cook Industries was unchanged at 11. AVC Corp. advanced to 7'4. IMosl Aolivo looks NEW YORK IAP)-Sales, closing price and net change of the ten most active stocks traded on Ihe American Stock 10 Fnd A 3 86 Stem Roe Fds: I asl Chg l'i '1 'a 2 'a 2' 1 J4-II6 4J4- '4 l' 1'4 2')- 1 2 10 li 10'a- i) 9-16- 'a 4 'a I'a- 'i 2 20 6'i 1 3J 5a i 6'a a 7H- 2 3 55 3 86 6 96 7.57 12 114 4 20 6.51 5. 14 3.54 2 MutShrs 15.39 5.99 4 70 3.26 7.21 Balan 11.55 L.

CapO S.69 L. Stock 9. 10 N.L. Supervisd Inv: Flem Brg 6 81 Forum Group: Clmb 6 37 100 Fd 6 79 101 Fd 6 57 Twen 4 II Fnd Gth 3 40 3.72 Founders Group: Grwth 3 80 4.15 Incom 9 75 10 II Mutal 6 7.0? Sped 8 48 9 27 Foursg 6. 10 N.L.

Franklin Fnd Stock Scien BLC Grth Babson L. L. L. L. 7.81 MutTrst 1 69 NEAMul 6.34 Natl Ind 6 94 NKW YORK -CAP)- A cut in Ihe prime rale from I Pf) percent lo 1P 2 percenl al several major U.S.

hanks helped boost prices Friday on the American Slock F.xchange. The Amex market-value index rose 1.13 to fiK.04, and the average price of a share gained 1,1 cents. Volume eased lo 2. lfl million shares, from 2.K2 million shares Thursday. Advances led declines 4.19 lo 222 among the 9tS4 issues traded.

Offshore Co. was the mosl-aciive slock, up I lo 17 with a Klil.llOO-share block Grwth 4 32 7.57 N.L. 4 57 4.99 Incom Bayrk Fd Bavrk Gr Nat Secur Ser: 3.67 4 01 Balan 6.76 6 84 BeacnHil 6.43 N.L. 4 73 6 94 6. 18 5.7? 7.11 6 6 67 I 00 3 Beacn In 7.34 N.L.

6 33 5 64 4.76 4. SI 4 77 4 09 7 30 I'a '8 7 2' a '4 4'4 I'R s( 2' I'a 9' 4 10' a 9 16 4 I'a 7 I9'a 6 a 3'4 S') 6'a 2 14 2 4S, 10'a Sa 20'. 3') 13-16 3 3't 2 13 4'. I'a 3l S'a DNTC 5 00 5.48 Bond Divid Grwth Pt Stk Incom Sumil Tech Survey -Temp Gt Trns Cap Trav Eq Tudr Hed TwnC Gt TwnC Inc 4. 17 3.01 4 5.

19 4. 13 5.73 Berk Glh Bondstk Bost Fdn Brwn Fd 7.46 2.69 3 42 3.74 7 04 7.69 2 09 2 .15 2.7S 4 04 4. 75 1 78 S.74 4'. I'a l4 2' 2 10 10'; 9-16 4'a I'a 2'4 20 6' a 3'4 5J4 6 a 13 'a 2 2' 4' 4 10 3'4 SS 2I'4 3s, 3'a 3'a 2' a I3' 4 I'a 3s S'a I 75 N.L. Caqles In A Caldor 15b Calcomp Cal Lite Cp Cal PitCm I Cameo Inc Cam Ch 2Se Camnlnd .40 CdnEnD GO Stock 7.79 N.L.

Burnh Fd Grwth Utils Incom US Gov Capit Equit Frkln Lie 4 69 3.74 1.53 9.08 5.01 2 82 7 S. 14 3.55 1 68 9 9S 49 3 09 I II I IS 2.03 108 3.38 NE Life Fund Calvin Bullock: 9 22 10 10 Bullck USAAGt 6 09 N.L. 3 30 4 IM 7 3 I 9j 71 SO 7U7I US GovSe 9 07 9.21 2 414 2'4 14 10'a '4 2'4 'a 5S, 2sl'i 3') U5LIFE Funds: FdF Dep 6 06 N.L Offshore Co TerraCh Int Svnlex Corp HoustOil Cook Ind Ryan Hom EasonOtl Co Flavorlnd Texas Intl Sitkm Sm 107,700 17 1 74,900 14 54,200 34J i 43,100 I7', 2' i 31,700 II 30,500 8'4 li 78,200 17'a 7'a 74,000 I 23.300 4') 'j 21,900 I', 9 S3 7 55 7 84 8 79 Cdn Homstd 1.70 2 32 7.16 I 03 6.67 Apex 2 Fund Inc 30 19 3 16 3 I- 6 80 Candn Divid NatW NY Vnt CO Fund CG Incm Cap Pres Centry Sh 3 07 6 91 9.79 6. IS 5.90 Balan ComSt Uml Mut 5 79 78 7.21 7.60 CSE rn 4i)a 3 Cubic Cp 7( 21 1 1 Math Damson Oil 9 I Darnell 28b 6 Data Dcumt Dataprod 4 DavMm 7 Davlin wt DCL Inc DeJur Amsc Del Labs .70 4 DeltaCp Am I Deltn Fd 54 7 DlalEf DeRose Ind Deteclo Seal Dev Cp Am 3 DHJ Ind .70 7 DiamM Dril 8 1 Diebold VC Digicon Inc 4 DiseFbr .76) 4 Diversey ,0 Dixilvn Cor 4 Dome Petri 7 Donkeny .30 7 DownevS 3 Dii'W Natl 7 I DrexU 1.7e Driver Harr DrgF'air 40 6 Dunlop 0e 4 DuplxPd 40 4 Dur Tst Jib 6 Dynlctn OSe 7 Dvnel 4 Svstm .80 Eagle Cloth ErIScheb .36 12 Earth 60 7 II tasonO lOr 10 71 EstliAir .711 3 Estn Co I 10 4 Eckmar Cp 8 Ecodvne 8 Edqitn 1 791 3 Edmos 9 do Corp 5 Edwards .70 3 EhrnhP 7 Elect Assist 3 Elect Resch II ElectrmcA I 6 ELT Inc i Empress Int 7 ErnstEC ,30 Esq Rad El 2 Essex Chem 7 1 Eti Lay 2 Euthenc 1st I Execul 6 32 8. 95 5 63 5 40 7 03 93 95 Unilund Equit II 69 17.71 Grwth 6 56 7 13 Incom 79 13.90 Side 10 30 11.70 Neuw Cet 4 08 Neuw Fd 6.

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3 5 S'I S'I S' 1 11 2 7 2 31 5 4 4, Flaqstafl Flavrid 04p Flight Salty Kilemb ISe Km Ark Crp King Opticl KingRd IS Kingstip 16 Kirbylnd .60 Kit Mfg Klemerts Khklok .60 Kmcker Toy Knott Hotel Kolmorg KuhnStr 10 LaBarg Lafav Radio Lake Shore LaMaur .36 LaneWd 101 LaPomte .20 Lndmrk Ld Laneco Inc LarwR l.22e LarwinR wt LCA CP .46 LCA Cp wt LeaRon Leath Co .50 Lee Entr 36 Lee Pharm Leigh Pr .40 Leisure Tec LesFav 3 40 is, 1 3 14 3'l 4 'i 5 4 5'i S'i 5'? 4 10 4ll 4 4', 1 1 4 17 4' 1 4 4'a 'a 9 150 33 3'1 3' 3 4 4't 4'4 4i II l'i l'i 1' 2 41 1'. 1', 1, 3 7 1H Tt- '1 4 4 l'i IJ4 I14 4 35 4' 3'? 3'j-I 7 i 17' 17' 1 17' 1- 'a 117 7 7 3 2 I'a 114 114 '1 2 5 Hi Hi 5 77 I 7i 73a- 'a 4 I 43 4i 4ia 'a 3 3 3'i 33, 3'a '1 5 I l'i li '4 4 34 7'i 7 7'7 ') I I 6'i 6' 6'! 4 13 7'i 7 7 '4 3 24 7'l 7Hi 7'. Sit 9 9 11 II Hi, 1 4 21 13'i I2a 13'iHi 4 20 3'i .11 3'i it 9 11-14 .4 4 17090 59 1317 li 10 3 4'a l'i 7 3'4 3 4 27') 7 9-16 3 4 '1 I 7-16 7'a is, 6'4 3'a Hi 71 6' 4 9' I 17 4S 7'4 6') 4') Vi 4i, 3'i 414 9) 7 'a ISI6-I-16 4 28 a '1 2 SI-I6 3'') 'i 1 'a 7-16-I-16 8'; 'a is, '1 IS, 7 3'i 'a l', 'a 22J4IU 6' 9s, 'a 17'4 414 '4 7'l 'a 'a 5 2S, 1 4 la 3 a i DESIGN ENGINEER Appliconl must be experienced. Our plont is estoblished os leodmrj supplier of outomotive paits, assemblies, and emission control products; familiarity with plastics and motal stampings would be helpful. Plant lorated in a progiessive small industrial, southeastern Indiona city, with excellent educational facilities and living conditions.

Moving expenses covered Salary commensurate with expenence plus Company paid benefits. Please send lesume ol education, experience, salary hisloiy to: The Detroit Free Press Box 36 17 321 W. lofayeltt Blvd. Detroit, Michigan 48231 Flock ind FlaRck Fluke .931 Foodram Sp Ford 3.40a Forest .17 ForestL .091 FoxSlaP 36 FrankR OBp Fresnlo Frier Ind Frigitronic Frischs Frontier Air FrontrAir pf Front Air wt 17 9 16 9 Gabriel 341 Garan In .37 Garcia Corp Gavnor Stal II 20 77 a i 13 'a 4 94 10 6' 614 a 7'; 7', Js 2S- '4 l'i Please turrUo Page 8B, Col. 1 rnirrinirrirtra.