Mutual funds hit hard by 1969 stock market losses
A stock market decline left most mutual funds with losses in 1969. Only 12 of 406 funds finished the year with gains, while nearly one-fifth lost more than 25 percent of assets. The Dow fell 15.2 percent and the top 12 funds held less than 3 percent of industry assets.
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P101 Series Poised for Major Domestic Market Growth
The P101 series offers diverse product connections with 312 configurable options. The domestic market potential exceeds $20 million annually and is expected to double within five years as demand expands.
Career path and duties of a children's librarian
The article outlines a children's librarian career with the broad role of storyteller and program organizer. It notes ongoing shortages, favorable outlook, and growing earnings. It details required education from a master's in library science to trainee and associate programs, plus diverse duties from story hours to book fairs and community outreach.
Altamont Visit Sparks Liverore Chamber Debate
The Liverore Chamber of Commerce reports a remarkable event in the hills of Livermore six weeks ago that some say may not be repeated. A visitor to the Altamont observes the spectacle and notes forthcoming discussion and writing about the occurrence.
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Livermore
Altamont
Chamber
Foremost-McKesson buys controlling stake in Crocker Estate Co
Foremost-McKesson Inc of San Francisco announced it has acquired a controlling interest in Crocker Estate Co, with Frederick C. Whitman noting a price above 10 million dollars. About 3.5 million cash and the rest in short term notes fund the deal.
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Foremost-McKesson, Inc
Insere
Crocker
Rudolph J. Drews
Foremost-McKesson
Frederick C. Whitman
Crocker Estate Co
St. Francis Associates
Whitman
Sunday Shopping Gains Ground Amid Blue Law Debate
Nationwide interest in Sunday shopping grows as stores stay open and cash flows rise. In Northern California about 40 independents began Sunday openings during Christmas and kept them into the new year, while major chains in San Francisco Los Angeles Detroit and Chicago follow. Retailers cite family time and convenience as drivers though critics point to higher labor costs.
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Detroit
Chicago
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