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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1969

Page

4

Pollution Control Jobs On The Urban Frontier

Miss Lain awards a Mercury portable to Mrs. Joe Taylor of Pierce City. The article outlines diverse pollution control career paths, noting shortages and high demand for sanitary and environmental health professionals, with salaries and education paths. It urges high school students to pursue science, math, and varied degrees, and lists organizations and writing addresses for more information.

Miss Lain Royal Typewriter Co Joe Taylor Pierce City Donald C. Stone University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Dean Stone Jayce Lain Career Corner Jaycee Lain P.O St. Louis Royal Mercury

California State Product and Spending Annual Rates

California state product and spending figures for 1965 are summarized with emphasis on annual rates. The report highlights industry trends, growth indicators, and overall economic activity, noting changes from prior periods and the expected impact on public policy and budgeting.

California Anos

California GSP Nears 100 Billion Dollar Mark

California's Gross State Product rose 8.2 percent to 99.80 billion dollars in April and is projected to exceed 100 billion this month. The Bank of California economic series covers its tri state service area and measures production of goods and services, plus income from nine industrial classifications, government, individuals, and business fixed investment.

California Bank of California Defense Department

Joe DiMaggio enters takeout restaurant franchise venture

Baseball icon Joe DiMaggio signs with Intercontinental Sales Corp to launch The Joe DiMaggio Franchise Corporation offering Italian takeout restaurants in all fifty states plus Canada and Mexico. The plan includes automated kitchens, a master marketing program, franchised locations from 1000 to 3000 square feet, and benefits like a computerized accounting system, pension, insurance, and car discounts.

Los Angeles Joe DiMaggio Intercontinental Sales Corporation DiMaggio Canada Mexico Elster’s Total Service Organization Hyatt Corporation United States Elster's Heath and Co John R. Markey Markey

Mutual Funds SEC Revelations Shake Up Portfolios

Mutual funds face SEC pressure over restricted stocks and valuation methods. Some funds now mark restricted stocks with an R and disclose valuation practices, while many remaining silent. The SEC hints at broad disclosure, but has backed off temporarily, prompting calls for a simple rule to identify holdings and methods.

Securities & Exchange Commission SEC

New Horizons For Computer Armed Architects

A Montreal building claimed as the world’s largest space frame, aided by a computer, wins the 1989 Reynolds Memorial Award. English architect Boyd Auger, aged three, will receive the 13th International Reynolds Award for aluminum’s key role in his Gyrotron structure for Man and His World Expo 24. The award, presented June 26 in Chicago, recognizes a significant architectural work where aluminum aid shaped the design. The Gyrotron frames use 9,000 aluminum tubes over about 27 miles, with one face featuring a million cubic feet enclosed pyramid and honeycomb panels.

Washington, D.C Montreal American Institute of Architects Boyd Auger London Chicago AIA Reynolds Institute George E. Kassabaum FAIA St. Louis Paul. Fox Reynolds Metals Company Auger

On The Job The Business Side Of The Tax Story

E A Bill Butler argues readers misunderstand the business side of taxes. He cites capital gains relief and cross‑credit provisions aiding investments, noting 150 employees and payroll over a million dollars. He defends profits as social responsibility, urging business to engage with reporters and youth to counter anti business sentiment.

E. A Bill) Butler Ioo Thave America

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