Dallas Ford Plant Closes Leaving Families Job Shock
A Dallas Ford Motor Co plant closure forces workers like Larry Cross and his family to face unemployment and relocation while Ford offers transfers to Louisville and Dearborn. The outage affects about 1,900 workers, with retirement benefits available for many, as management plans moves to Atlanta and Dearborn. Local leaders warn the economy and families will feel the impact amid a broader recession hitting manufacturing nationwide.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
General Electric
Syracuse
Utica
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Sheller Globe
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
General Dynamics
Pomona
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Rochester
N.Y
Ling Temco Vought
Garland
Tex
Haynes Corp
Winston-Salem
N.C
Norton ,O
Worcester
Mass
Ftther
Warren G. Woodward
Chamber of Commerce
J.C
Pete” Bratton
Manadd Dalyha
Bratton
Ronald Bas
Assembly
al Falger
Chited Auto Workers
Tim McCraw
Folger
Automotive Assembly
Dearborn
Mizch
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McCraw
L. G
Daten" Arenymann
Arensmann
Gary Geiselbrecht
Atlanta
Norman Johnson
Esa
Career Corner Tips for Private EDP School Choice
Tips from AFIPS and data processing groups guide selecting a private EDP school. Check reputation with BBB or local chamber, compare costs, beware high pressure sales, avoid guaranteed jobs, review enrollment contracts, demand standard aptitude tests, verify actual equipment and hands on use, request references, vet faculty, and ensure graduates can program with multiple languages and complete projects. Send postcard for AFIPS career booklet.
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Data Processing Management Association
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American Federation of Information Processing Societies
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BBB
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IBM
Longest soothlower tested at Diamond Power plant
The 56-foot lancer tube of a Diamond Power 1K-555 travel foothlower is extended for testing after assembly at Diamond Power Specialty Corporation in Lancaster Ohio before shipment to TVA Cumberland City Tennessee. The TK-855, the industry’s longest retractable fpotblower, uses a single motor il-gear drive sealed against dirt and flyash.
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Diamond Power Specialty Corporation
Lancaster
Ohio
Tennessee
Valley Authority
Cumberland City, Tenn
Business Questionbox column offers industry guidance
The Hayward Daily Review’s Business Questionbox provides practical answers on topics from distilleries and phone listings to industry forecasts. It references sources like the International Yellow Pages and the California Rostry, plus guides on accounting systems for architects and air cargo forecasts.
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North of Scotland Distilling Company Ltd
Sheix
Hobertson Street
Glasgow
Scotland
United
Predicass
National Society of Public Account Ais
Porifolia
Encyclopedia of
Hayward Daily Review
West Winton Avenue
Hayward
Information Center For Business and Government
Alameda County
Railroads Merge to Cure Financial Troubles
New York based report shows 33 mergers since 1955 with 22 more proposals. The Seaboard Coast Line, created by the 1967 ACL and ACL merger, reports 1969 net income of 38.45 million, a 185 percent rise. Integration costs, labor adjustments, and real estate gains accompanied a 70 percent freight tonnage surge since 1958, with employment reduced by about 5,000.
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Osborn
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Lines Railroad
SCL
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
IRVOL
Savannah
Tampa
Sedan Island
St. Petersburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Financial highlights THE ARGUS Page Fremont
Financial highlights from the Fremont area reported in The Argus of Fremont Newark California dated Sunday March 15 1970. Notable figures and market movers are summarized with emphasis on local business performance.
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Fremont
Newark
California
Mutual funds eye Japan expansion as funds seek global reach
U.S. and Japanese fund leaders push cross border investing amid relaxed limits and new market openings. U.S. funds have moved into Tokyo stocks, with Dreyfus and Enterprise building sizeable holdings. Japan may allow direct investment by mutual funds and other institutions, shifting the balance of orders to Tokyo brokers and U.S. underwriters.
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Uute
Tokyo
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Byt
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
New York
Dreyfus Fund
Enterprise Fund
Fed
Enterprise
Masateru ‘Takehira
Daiwa Securities Co
Hertie
Daiwa
Nomura
Yamaichi
Nikeko
Boston Stock Exchange
Mutual funds show rapid growth in assets
New York report from Wiesenberger Financial Services states mutual fund assets rose nearly 40 percent over the last decade from 13 billion dollars in 1960 to more than 0 billion today, marking the fastest growth rate among major investment media.
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Wiesenberger Financial Services
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