Colorful former ad man deflates Atlanta tire prices
Mark Draper, ex advertising man tied to Stanford and Bobby Kennedy, runs Mother's Tire Company in Atlanta. He touts "tire honesty" and cuts prices, sparking disputes with Goodyear over advertising and a landmark four day work week plan earlier. Draper warns buyers to avoid second line tires and offers a buyer guide to avoid being gaffed.
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Atlanta
David M. Moffit
UPL
Mark Draper
Ilentam Taemodisa
al Draper
Psychobay
Bee
Babay’ Remedy
Martin Luther King Jr
King and Kennedy
Mother's Tire Company
Independ
Draper
Stanford University
California
Goodyear Tire Co
Goodyear
Torn
San Jose
Calif
Stanford
Navy
Orange County
Ambassador
Marin Luther King
King
Mother’s Tire Company
Mother’s
Taft
Fullmer
Mike
Life
the Review
Jenkins
Herder Jenkins
Financial highlights Tae Argte Fremont Newark CA
Fremont Newark area business brief notes key financial highlights for the Sunday edition. Details appear compact with figures and company mentions typical of the era, emphasizing local market performance and notable price movements.
Career Corner Memo Spoofs Forced Retirement
A reader mails a satirical underground memo spoofing a company plan to force older workers into early retirement labeled RAW DEAL and SQUASH with a review process SHAPT. It critiques automation driven workforce cuts and hints at internal office humor. It also includes unrelated reader queries about oceanography careers and small business guidance with references to sources.
Mutual funds spark call for revamped securities laws
Charles J. Elia argues that 1933 1934 statutes are outpaced by modern markets led by mutual funds and institutions. He notes growing fund influence, concentration of money management, and pressures on public ownership of brokerages, asking if current rules suffice to police an era of professional managers and pooled assets.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Exchange
Securites
Ralph 8. Saul
Amex
Blyth & Co
Saul
Information sources for contacts and business stats
The text lists where to find personal managers and corporate addresses such as Contacts Influential East Bay Edition and Dun and Bradstreet directories. It also notes demographic data sources like the United Nations Demographic Yearbook and discusses cost of living indices and management tools CPM and PERT with a reference to Carl Hegel’s Encyclopedia of Management.
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East Bay
East Bay Area
Bay Area
Dun and
Bradstreet
Dun and Bradstreet
Sandard and Peor
France
Sweden
USA
United Nations
A. Vend Magazine
U.S
Encyclopedia of
Carl Hegel
Senior citizens return to work at Chase Manhattan bank
In New York City Chase Manhattan banks employ a sizable group of seniors as per diem workers. At Foley Square and downtown offices, retirees like 81 year old Harry Sanborn handle hundreds of customers weekly, while others verify securities and assist in various departments. Per diem staff report strong reliability and a desire to stay active, with Social Security and pensions supporting their need to work.
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New York
WPI
Chase Manhattan Park
Federal Building
Foley Square
Harry Sanborn
Sanborn
Chase Manhattan
Port of New York Authority
Bill Lutz
Mature Temps, Inc
Mature Temas
Colonial Penn Insurance Group
New Jersey
Boston
Chicago
San
Lutz
Tom O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Anne Harkingan
Chase
Chie Manhattan
Bill Lute
George Martizack
Ecuzan Department
Bizzardy
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Mather’s
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Fremont - Newark
Memo
Joyce Lain
Baltimore
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Tige
UPI
By Charles J, Elia
VNA Conp
Big Board
San Francisco
New York City
A.t
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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