THE REPUBLIC, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MAY 9. 1970. PAGE NINE Business N. Y. Stocks (Cont.) Mentally 111 Get Short Changed? (Continued from Page 8) Soles 100s High Low Close Cng Soittlhdt) High Lew Last Ch.
By GEORGE THOMAS Business News Editor assimilated and conclusions announced at a future date, Mr. Anderson said. mental problems may be 1100 13' 13'. 13'. 10 9 1114 42 32 3le 3I 40 19 II 21 44 404 474 1 1.72.
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Charles Rushmore of the Indiana Bell Telephone company. Employer responses will be 41 4J' 5' 1, 1 3. imf.ti 21'i 21W-1H VU l'4 I'l4 30' i 1V- 43 44H 'i W-i 18W IMi 10' II1 4 JV-- 13 134 4't 25' J2'K I 22 a i'i 13' 14 4 23' 23- J7 21 1H exhibit at the Design Engineering Show Monday through Thursday at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago. Actually, Jhe conference, sponsored by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, will take place at the Palmer House and will run concurrently with the Design show. Mr.
Fuetterer will speak on "Developing Seals to Conform to Dynamic Movement of Diesel Engine Shafting." Arvin will Stokely pf I Stone CC .36 Stone I.M StorerBr 50 StudeAort I Stuoe Wpt StuW pi 1.40 SutmrbC .64 SubPrG 1 60 SuCrest .10 Sun Chm .40 SunOI Co I SunOllpt 2'4 Suntm .10 Sumtrpt S'i Sunstrnd SunshM .529 Sup Oil 1.40 SuprGen .40 Sup Vat 1.10 SurvFd Mi Swank 60a Swltt Co Swinglin .40 Sybron .60 Sybrnpf 2.40 Systron Don This is a finding by a committee headed by William R. Anderson of the Repp and Mundt Construction company here. LOCAL FIRMS INV OLVED IN CHICAGO SHOW G. Fuetterer, accessories manager at Cummins Engine company here, will be a conference speaker, and Arvin Industries, here will have an 45 115 46 21 106' 111''. 2' TO1.
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Association of Management Consultants in Chicago. Willis Repp of Repp and Mundt Construction company has been selected for a post on the insurance industry-AGC joint cooperative committee of the Associated General Contractors of Indiana, Inc. William J. Tackett, president of Creditors Protective Bureau, of Columbus was the speaker this week at a meeting of the Minnesota' unit of the American Collectors association 33 10' 4 42 264 25'. Xl8 12' 11'.
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Mr. Tackett is the president-elect of the national association. 12 13 1,. of the building at 1250 National road here. The Armco steel, building was built by Force Construction company of Columbus.
CELEBRATION Thomas Mueller," right, general "manager, of WUson Olds-Cadillac automobile agency, serves a customer, Fred Yentz, 2740 Lucas way, at grand opening 35 22'4 214 1'. 11 924 891 257 82 71 X996 664 42'4 X1150 58 541 212 224 21Va 14 27 25to 1407 47Vi 45 75 107V 104Vi 137 15to 14to 93 9 1166 '31 28'! 34 40s 39' 499 29 27V. 12 34' 4 331 34 141 X451 32 14 30 Dark Cloud Over Wall Street 53 51'- to 14, a4 34'a- to 31 -to 2Va-1 111, 44 2420 45 63 1750 544 524 509 52 5lto 439 154 14Va 5 39 34 4 31 Va 301 1 33 32' 36 llto 10'4 174 19' U'A X47 73 72 xl 1911 19l'j X27 804 76 70 16'i 16' 576 13V. 114 141 144 7 Robert Hollander of Jonesville recently attended a 2-day workshop held for company feed distribution managers at the Moorman Manufacturing company home office in Quincy, 111. Mr.
Hollander's Jonesville plant distributes Moorman feed products to a 26-county area' in southeast Indiana Edward Herr of 2000 Cherry street was among more than 15,000 distributors attending the international -onvention of the Amway corporation recently in Grand Rapids, Mich. The company distributes household products as well as automotive and cosmetic items. By HOWARD LUXENBERG UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI)-A storm of adverse reaction to President between business and predicted that inflation will continue at a rate of 4.5 per cent this council's private econom u- together and talk about what was being done to assist the mental patient. Medical costs Wstvac 1.05 WeyenS 1.20 Weyerhas .80 Weyerpf 64 WhelPittStl WhIPItS pf 6 WhIPItS pf 5 Whlrlpl 1.60 Wh Cons .40 WhltCpf A 3 WhltCpt 3 WhltCpf 3 WhCross .44 WhMot 50d Whittokr" Cp Wlckes Cp 1 Wlebldt WIMRoss .36 Williams Br WIIIB pf .80 WlnnDX 1.62 WlnnDx CIB WIsElP 1.40 WIscPS 1.10 Witco Ch .92 Wltcopf 2.65 WoivWW .50 Wometo .42 WoodsCp .48 Woolwh 1.20 Wool pf 2.20 World Alrw WrlgleyC 3o Wurltier .80 451 9to 84 111 5to 32 44 B'a 7'4 X166 48' 45to 212 20'A 18 9 18 17 170 294 28 8 30 29Va 167 20to 20Vi Nixon's game plan on Cambo are an increasingly severe burden on all. Mental illness can dia cast a dark cloud over Wall ists also forecast that interest rates would remain high despite sagging profits and sluggish Street this week.
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Milliard. W.L. Lyonj Co. dia in a matter of weeks and that withdrawals from South Vietnam would continue unabated. But the investment community feared the action might turn out to be more than a temporary venture "The market's response' to temporary is show me," Herman Roseman, vice president of Argus Research investment advisory service, said- He added that people would like the President to be correct, but there were too many disappointments in the past rom this administration and from the previous administration.
"As a result," Roseman concluded, "many investors are gun shy about believing any Y. for many and we found that even though hospitalization plans did provide some relief it was frequently a case of too little, too late." He also said that the committee was puzzled about the disparity that seemed to exist in the minds of many the feeling, for example, that a 50 per cent payment for treatment of mental illness was as good as an 80 per cent or even 100 per cent payment for physical illness. The committee emphasizes that representatives-of insurance companies and those of the treatment professions have been cooperative. "We found them much concerned," Mr. Anderson said.
"They all seemed to feel that a review of procedures used in funding treatment was needed. The insurance people took it upon themselves to find out what their companies and the indus- Bid am cnongt l2i-2'4 18'4 2Va 18 Ito 30'A-3to 26 to 134-12 29 -1 24' to 294 i 204-2to 6V4 to 204- 4 164 4 29V4- to 42 to 13 -to 21V4 Va 494-2'4 77to in 18 30to 26 12' 28' 234 27 204 6 194 I6V4 29to 404 12' 21 to 48' 5390 84'i 369 204 33 19'4 196 334 I 26 1143 Uto 22 30 119 254 716 29to 551 23to 139 6V4 150 21 45 17 44 2974 121 42' 374 1374 1 21to 010 51' XeroxCp .40 XTRA Inc YoStlOr 1.20 ZaleCorp .64 ZoleCppf .80 Zapata Nor ZapataNpf 2 Zayre Corp ZenlthR 1.40 Zurn Ind .21 Publlckr 5k Pueblo In .28 PuerRC 1.10 PugtSP 1.76 Pullmn 2.80 PurexCp .84 Purexpf 1.35 Pyrolat 1.60 Vi iTVt American Fletcher 21'4-3'i 20 Va 16 16'l 4 144 164-1 Robert Miller Gordon Miller Ins. Robert A. Smith Agencies 2905 State St. 379-4483 Buehler Hamilton Cosco Ind Gaj Ind National Bank Irwin Un Bk ft Tst Lilly (Ell) Clasi 8 Marsh Supermarket Schwab Soft Sap'i Foods 26 Mi 3 764 47 4'A have peaked and Washington is winning the battle against inflation.
Private economists, meantime, were not in complete agreement with the government On the topic of inflation. The prestigious Business 3Vi 'A Vi Lee Entpr Lee Nat LTV Alt 1 Lynch Cp McCulloch Mlloo Elect 31 154 147 14 114 2' 88 4''. 971 4509 32 125 4'4 327 35'4 54 V4 4 34 Mi 15'4 4 74- 4 24 Vi Vj 234 30 -4 4V4 '4 34 Vj 64 '4 3'- V4 54 44 'l 17 1 14'4 7 24 3 21 27V4 44 314 3 54 4 thing." The Senate Foreign Relations Committee charged that Nixon Council, which provides liaison Soil Stewardsmb Mohowk Airl Mlybdenm Nat Alt 11 4'i Nat Bell Hess 113 No Cdn Oils 435 Noeast Air 12 3Mi 6H 4. 3' schools on a conservation tour of By prochmation of the cover IF YOU BUY FROM BILL'S MOBILE HOMES What Can You Expect? 3'7 Vj 3 Nuclear Cp 334 Oofap Co ZN0 101 105'4 10S'4 '4 Ormand Ind 79 34 2'. 3' 4 46 15' 4 144 144 Mi, 3 234 :2" 54 5 5V4- '4 94 8' '-4 Vi 97 211 111 f.
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