Mutual funds face trading slowdown questions and effects
A look at mutual fund trading patterns shows funds reshuffling portfolios rapidly with 15 months of volatile price action. Analysts note rising turnover, large block trades, and the risk to smaller investors as fund managers push aggressive activity amid expanding new offerings and market turnover.
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Heny Kaufman
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
New York
Kaufman
Chrysler
No time to die financially with stock losses amid 1969 slump
Financial experts urge life insurance as stock values fell in 1969. The National Association of Investment Clubs boosted group life protection to $400, with Valley Forge Life Insurance handling the policy. Trustees chair Thomas E. O'Hara notes cheaper term to help clubs save on coverage and build long term growth potential.
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New York
UPI
Thomas E. O'Hara
The
National Association of Investment Clubs
O'Hara
Dow
Tne Association
Valley Forge Life Insurance Co
CNA Financial Group
O'Hare
Business Questionbox Q and Answers From 1970s Column
A reader asks practical how to size an air conditioner for a rumpus room while avoiding BTU jargon. Answers reference Consumer Bulletin and Consumer Reports guides, plus price and noise factors. Additional questions cover NYC cost of living, patent attorney registration, radio station sales materials, valuing old medical books, and locating a State Department colleague in Italy.
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BTU
Consumer Bulletin Annual
Consumer's Report
New York City
New York
Bay Area
American Chamber of Commerce Researchers Association
San Jose
U. S
U. S. Patent Office
Spot Radio
Antiquarian Bookman's Yearbook
Ise
U.S. State Department
Italy
Europe
Department of State
Cal
UJ. 5
Naples
Hayward Daily Review
West Winton Avenue
Hayward
Information Center For Business and Government
Alameda County Library
Firms plan pitches for college crowd
In Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale during Easter, 10 companies will market to about 200000 college youths with rock concerts sweepstakes giveaways and beauty queen promotions. Strategy stresses nonintrusive ads and promotion fit with events. an Interwoven Socks ad ties to peace. American Motors will award a Gremlin and Falstaff Beer will run a free beer bar for students.
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New York
UPI
Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Joseph Coleman
Market Go
American Motors
Falstaff Beer
Coleman
New uses for commercial forests
Forest products firms owning 63 million acres of United States commercial forest land now market to sportsmen and campers once seen as enemies. Their programs include guided tours, camp sites, forestry courses, and leased spaces for picnicking hunting fishing and horseback riding. The efforts aim to boost visitor numbers, forge community ties, and improve forest images while offsetting pollution and urban crowding. A photo shows a hunting party pursuing quail in an area recently harvested for timber.
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United States
Qutail
Career Corner Briefs on police careers and education
Dear Joyce outlines the US Justice Department expand ing financial aid for law enforcement studies with loans up to 1200 dollars yearly and 25 percent forgiveness for service in police work. Grants up to 600 dollars per year assist in law enforcement studies, with specifics on eligibility and application across participating universities and colleges. A separate note advertises a career booklet on corporate management, and contact information for obtaining a law enforcement carvers kit is provided.
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Joyce
T. T.H
Rockford
Illinois
Ed Wieland
Indianapolis
American Legion
US Justice Department
International Association of Chiefs of Poliy
Financial highlights THE ARGUS Page Fremont
The Argus presents financial highlights for Fremont and Newark on Sunday March 22 1970. Readers review market activity and economic indicators for the period, with emphasis on local business performance and notable price movements.
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Fremont
Newark
California
Foreign jobs strain couples in overseas assignments
A New York report notes wives and children often derail executives abroad. Experts from Handy Associates and Clark Associates say wife and family adaptation failure can doom postings in Europe, with four hour Mobil interview sessions assessing couple compatibility before foreign appointments.
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New York
UPT
Europe
Engineering Society
Kansas City
George Baan
Handy Associates
Willian H. Clark
William H. Clark Associates
Clark
Paris
London
Baun
Baan
Mobil Oi Corp
International Business Machines Corp
William Alexander Jr
Mobil
International Division
United States
Alexander
Gil
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