000 4 4 35 35. 4 4 4 4 3 a JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY-25. 1979 -BOSSIER CITY, 14 Your Money Page 1 1 the national prices for American Stack NEW Exchange YORK (AP) issues: selected Mid Middle-Income me Group AMX Proposal Would Help Sales PE hos High. Low Last Cho. 43 AlidArt 168 AltecCo ASCIE Armn 6 Asamer 16 AtisCM 92 AtlasCo AutmRad wt 105 Banistr.
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15 15 15 Vernitrn .10,7 94 3 Copyright by The Associated Press 1979. AMERICAN LEADERS Sales. 4 p.m. price and net change of the ten most active American Stock Exchange issues. trading nationally at, 1 more than Sentex Corp 1125.900 36 5 4 Instrum Svs.
124.300 Restint A 120.500 31 2 odr intl 92.600 CoinCm 77.100 12 IM 59,000 Loews Th wt. 49.000 Tubos Mex. 43.600 1324 GlenDis B. 35.700 24 Carnatn. 34,500 INDEX NEW YORK (AP) Closing New York Stock Exchange Index 3 Close Change Market.
-11 cents Index 56.07 0.20 Industrial 61.61-0.30 Transport 43.81 0.03 Utility 39.13 0.06 Finance 57.76 0.25 NEW YORK (AP) American Stock Exchange Index: High Low Close Chy. 161.52 160.32 160.39 0.69 NEW YORK (AP) selected New York Stock Exchange bond prices: Sales High Low Close Chg. A 3.8587 71 71 71 1. 40 78 783 78 ConEd 51 71 69' 2 71 4 13 58. 58 58 9580 59 92 3: 201 1 51 51 PaGE 5591.
7. 671. 67 8 Sear SR47 683 15 84 84 USSteel 4 64 62 49 623 A Copyright by The Associated Press 1979. LAS VEGAS, Nev. Eight million of America's "forgotten" middle-income families- those earning $16,000 to $20,000 a year- -may get a boost up on the home ownership ladder under a new government -insured mortgage program scheduled to be introduced in Congress early this year.
'The Housing Opportunity Act of 1979" sponsored by the National Association of Home: Builders -is aimed at "putting home ownership within the reach of forgotten middleclass familles without requiring any new federal expenditures or subsidies, said newly elected NAHB president Vondal S. Gravlee at the group's 35th annual convention here. "If you don't earn $27,000 a year or you're not a low- come family who qualifies for a mortgage subsidy, you are in housing no-man's land," Gravlee said. Noting that the median sales price of a new single home was $58,400 nationwide in October, Gravlee said a first-time home buyer would: need an income of almost $27,000 in order to purchase this home under FHA qualification standards. "The act would amend the existing FHA section 245 graduated payment mortgage program to take into account rising value of the property and utilize the concept of negative amortization in the early years of the loan to keep monthly payments low," Gravlee said.
hoping amended legislar: tion can be enacted on this within the next four months," Gravlee said. The proposed restructured graduated payment mortgage program would qualify a family earning $18,750 for the purchase of a $55,000 home with a down payment of $2,250. At an interest rate of 10 percent, the monthly mortgage payment for the home would be reduced to $333 from $459 a month for principal and interest on a 30-year loan. The graduated mortgage plan permits a home buyer to make smaller payments during the early years of the loan with payments increasing year-by-year until they reach a fixed level 12 to 15 years into the loan. Gravlee said buyers would have the option of having their mortgage payments increase at a rate of u4 percent a year or 6 percent per year, with payments remaining the same for the first two or five years of the loan.
He said this will assure that any family, regardless of its income expectations, will be able to qualify for the program and meet future mortgage payments. NAHB mortgage experts explained that the proposed restructur-ing of section 245 would allow the rising market value of the home to eventually "erase" the negative amortization in the early years of the mortgage. "What builders are asking Uncle Sam to do is bet that the value of the house will rise at least 6 percent a year," said one NAHB analyst. Gravlee said that "an appreciation rate of only 6 percent in the value of the house will result in positive equity buildup and a decreasing loan-tovalue ratio." With a $333 monthly payment in the first year of the mortgage on the $55,000 house, there will be a negative amortization (rise in the amount of principal owed) of $1,341. In effect, the loan balance will rise to $54,091 from $52,750 in the first year.
NEW YORK (AP) The stock On Wall Street market finished slightly on the minus side Wednesday after failing to make an early advance stand up. The fast-moving gambling issues recorded some of the day's most substantial losses. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up about 6 points at midsession, was off .44 at 846.41 by the close. The daily count on the New York Stock Exchange showed about five declines for every four issues that gained ground. Leading the retreat in gambling stocks was Bally Manufacturing, down at as of the 4 p.m.
close in New York. Bally said it had been served with federal grand jury subpoenas in connection with an antitrust investigation of the slot-machine industry, in which the company has an estimated 70 percent market share. Among other leading gambling issues, Del E. Webb was down at Ramada Inns dropped to Playboy Enterprises lost to 17, and Caesars World gave up to 3048. Brokers traced the general market's early advance to recent hints that interest rates might be close to, or even past, a peak.
But a number of analysts said they were holding out for more evidence before drawing any such conclusion. In the opinion of Messes, Benton. Benton Benton. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. us Bond Counsel under existing statutes, court decisions, regulations and rulings, interest on the Bond of each issue will be exempt from all present Federal income taxation as more fully described under the heading "Tax Exemption" in the Official Statement, except that, the exemption will not apply with respect to interest on any Bond for any period during which such Bond is by a person who is a substantial user of the applicable Project or, a "related person" as defined in the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended.
In addtion, in the opinion. of -Bond Counsel, under presently existing laws, the Bonds and the income therefrom are, exempt from all taxation in the State of Louisiana. MOE. NEW ISSUE JANUARY 19, 1979 $7,000,000 Industrial Development Board of the QA TOUS: Parish of West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Inc. Industrial Revenue Bonds (H.
J. Wilson Inc. Project) Series 1979 Dated: February 1, 1979 Due: February 1, 2004 7.875% Term Bonds Price (Plus Accrued Interest from February 1, 1979) The Bonds are limited obligations of the Industrial Development Board and do not constitute a pledge of the general credit of the State of Louisiana, the Parish of West Baton Rouge or the Industrial Development Board but are payable solely from and secured by a pledge of rents and revenues: from a lease of the Project by the Board and a guaranty of the payment of principal, premium, if any, and interest on the Bonds by: H. J. WILSON INC.
The Bonds will be issued as coupon Bonds in the denomination of $5,000 registrable as to principal only and as fully registered Bonds in the denomination of $5,000 or any integral multiple thereof. Principal and semi-annual interest (interest payable each February 1-and August 1, commencing August 1, 1979) will be payable at the principal office of American Bank Trust Company, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the Trustee. Interest on fully registered Bonds will be paid by check or draft mailed by the Trustee. The Bonds are subject to redemption prior to maturity as described in. the Official Statement.
The Bonds are offered; subject to prior sale, when, as and if issued by the Industrial Development Board and accepted by the Underwriters, subject to the approval of legality by Benton, Benton Benton, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, as Bond Counsel, and of certain other matters. Certain legal matters will be passed upon for the Underwriters by Foley Judell Beck Betley Martin, New Orleans, Louisiana. It is expected that delivery of the Bonds will be made on or about March 8, 1979. Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Incorporated E. F.
Hutton Company Inc. 6 Webber, Jackson Curtis Incorporated Loeb Rhoades, Hornblower C6, L. 1 Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc. Dean. Witter, Reynolds Inc.
Dorsey Company Norfleet Company Incorporated Economic Digest Bell Joins Tax Protest By JAMES BURNS Journal Staff Writer South Central Bell Telephone joining a long string of companies attempting to recoup property taxes paid under protest, filled a lawsuit in Caddo District Court on Tuesday. In its suit, the company is seeking to recover a portion of taxes paid late last year to Caddo Parish and five parish cities including Shreveport. The suit asks for the return of more than $1 million paid under protest. South Central is the latest in a long line of companies that have filed suits to recover taxes paid under protest. According to the lawsuit, South Central Bell filed a protest with the state Tax Commission last year after the fair market value of company property was "grossly overstated." On Dec.
14 of last year, the commission denied its protest, the suit says. The company also has appealed that ruling to a district court in Baton Rouge, the suit says. In Caddo Parish, the company is asking for the return of $675,909 paid in protest out of a total tax bill of $1.3 million. The suit also seeks to recover $337,688 of the $650,000 paid to Shreveport. Other cities named as defendants in the suit and amounts sought are Blanchard, Mooringsport, $226; Oil City, and Greenwood, $835.
Letter Clinic sponsor a business letter clinic featuring W.H. Butterfield, an authority on letter writing, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 6 at the Ramada Inn.
Butterfield is the author of many books and articles on business correspondence and has conducted letter writing programs in some 400 cities. He is a past president of the American Business Communication Association and a former Butterfield The Shreveport Chamber of Commerce will Butterfield chairman of the Department of Business Communication at University of Oklahoma. He also has served as educational director of the International Consumer Credit Association and as editor of its Better Letters Service. According to Butterfield, 30 percent of the average business letter contains needless words and three out of four letters contain trite phrases that waste the reader's time and kill his interest. One of every 20 letters is written to correct an error or omission in a previous correspondence.
The clinic will be open to local business and professional people interested i in improving their business correspondence, according to William G. Brandon, chamber vice president for existing business and industry. A $30 registration fee will be charged and includes a set of 15 letter-improvement charts covering the fundamentals of good Farm and Land Institute The Louisiaa Chapter of the Farm and Land Institute elected new officers at its first meeting of the year in Monroe. New officers are: president, Edward L. McGuire Jr.
of Shreveport; vice president, Ron Hutchison of Bossier City; secretary, Murdock Richard of Marrero; and treasurer, William Cobb of Baton Rouge. Murdock said the chapter will follow the lead of the Louisiana Realtors Association and have public relations as its primary goal. Dependency A new law passed by Congress Oct. 1, 1978, makes dependency and indemnity compensation payable to eligible widows and children in certain non-service connected death cases, according to Caddo Parish service officers. Officers George W.
Antee and Cecil M. Mills noted that the key issue is that at the time of the veteran's death, he must be the recipient of 100 percent service-connected compensation for five continous years from the date of the service discharge or continously for 10 years or more. His death must not have been due to his own willful misconduct. The surviving spouse in these special cases has to be married at least two or more years prior to the death. The officers said potentially eligible widows and children will not be notified automatically.
They should contact the Caddo Parish Service Office at 1237 Murphy St. Corporate Filings The office of Secretary of State Paul Hardy has reported the following Shreveport-Bossier City businesses have filed documents in the office from Jan. 1-5: Domestic charters include: Bossier Electrical Contractor C.D. Management Company Century 21-Bronner Hill Custom Accounting Flash Printing Jim Reeves Bear Island Enterprises Jim's Joy Lyric Inc. and McCarty Inc.
Northwood Grocery River Cities Industrial Uniform Services Southern States Financing and Leasing Company Texas Delta Jar of Shreveport JHS of Shreveport Omega Contracting Aries Oil Gas Company Inc. and Tri-State Magneto Generator Inc. Amendments to domestic charters include: Casso Homes Inc. and Grayson Company of the Southwest Inc. Notices of dissolution include: Columbia Equipment Co.
Inc. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE MATTO MAP ARCED PONTA ONA BRUCECATION DER FEAT CES SPELL PARRY HOTs GONN MANO WAR ONETIME PREVALENT TOMOD SERE ATS CELA TREAT EN OCHS CORN FED PAR ENERGY 00 PLATO SCENE COO RENEW NYSE Yesterday's Closing Quotations NEW YORK (AP) Wed 'S national prices for New York Stock Exchange issues: Sales PEnds High Low A--A ACE 2.10 7 92 313 AMF 1.24 8 193 18 173 AM intl 28 9 ASA 718 27 8115 35 AetnaL1 2.20 5 2755 Air Prd .60 9 81 26 Akzona 0.8 8 106 AlcanA 1015 Aliold 1.28 8 26 AliqPw 1.72 9 157 7 718 29 Alast 1.40 216 AllisCh 1.70 5 241 30. A Alcoa 2.40 6 634 Amix 2 20 29 419 50 AMIsS 9 1257 26 26 AnAir :40 4 1917 272 51 ARrest 2.80 1,20 6 8 225 A 1 8 22 60 5 132 AHome 1.40 12 2075 6811 516 261 ATMotrs 1880 ANatR 113 AStand 2.60 28 ATT 4.60 8 1732 62 AMPinc 60 14 181 Amber 12 214 16 247 Arch 146 351 ArizPS 88 168 Armco 1.36 413 ArmICk 371 AsirCo 40 896 AshiOil 1.60 7 1834 038 35 a AdDG 1.50 7 16 Al AtlasCo Rich 2.80 9 1995 u12 10 571 AvcoCo 1054 22 20 Avery 30 14 Avnet 6 189 16 161 Avon 2.60 15 432. 54 53 Ball yM 1021 3600 55 51 BaltGE 2.28 7 155 25 25 Ent Am 1.10 7 1258 26 25 Bausch 1,72 9 73 BaxtTrv 4016 227 Beat Fd 1.08 265 Biker 697 96 Bindix 2.56 81 BentCo 1.80 6 153 23 8 57 Best Pd .1611 553 27 B-thStl 1 6 661 23 23 Black Dr 68 12 331 19. 18 BICK HR 1 36 11 87 25 247 Boein 1.20a 12 1972 78 BorseC 1.25 726 Borden 124 26 251.
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33 27 26 187 819 18 a 3680 207 31 159 19 18 215 350 13 67 304 143 3'M 325 21 201 1221 58 4 573. a 92 16 16 300 14 141 A The Associated Press, 1979. SALES NEW YORK (AP) StocK sales Approx final 31.730.000 Previous day 30.130.000 W. ek ago 25.310.000 Month ano 23.580.000 Year ano. 18.690.000 Two years ago 27.640.000 Jan 1 to date 463.494.890 1978 to date 353.670.000 1977 to date 431.640.000 NEW YORK (API Bond sales Approx final total $18.540.000 Previous day $16.050.000 Week a $14,590.000 Month a $16.510.000 Year an $16.630.000 Two rears ago.
519.870.000 Jan 1 to date $248.320.000 1978 to date $318.800.000 1977 to date $433.560.000 AMEX SALES Approx final total 3.030.000 Stock sales rear 2.560.000 Approx final bond sales $820.000 Bond sales year ago $1,060.000 Dow Jones New York(AP) Final Dow- Jonesaveranes STOCKS Open High Low Close Ch 30 Ind 846.59 856.31 640.61 0.63 0.44 20. Trn 217.06 220.25 215.28 217.23 15 UtI 102.00 103.45 102.17 102.67- 0.10 65 Stk 285.87 289.31 283.90-285.92 0.34 Incus 2.456.600 Tran 1.007.400 Utils 402.000 65 3.866.000 BONDS 20 Bonds 10 Public Utilities, 86.76 0.01 10 Industrials 82.22 0.10 Commod tutures index 370.02-2.73 STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT NEW YORK (AP)- Sales. 4 p.m. price and net change of the fifteen most actives New York Stock Exchange issues. trading nationally at more than S1.
Gull Oil. 572.400 23 Tex Util 516.500 19 North Telec. 375,400 36 Weyerhsr 368.000 360.000 51' Gard Denv 346.500 RalstnPur 328.700 Texaco Inc. 326.400 Polaroid 247.500 275.500 DowChem 261.400 281 Scott Paper 2:9.400 161 Citicorp 208.600 234 a Am Home. 207,500 27 Grace Co.
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449 19 18 2 Over the. Counter Quotations from the NASD are representative interdealer prices as of approximately 11 a.m. terdealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup. markdown or commission.
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