Student chauffeur drives into finance with Leverage Fundings Systems
Joe Moore 13, a college math major at Cal State Hayward, works 40 hours weekly driving for Peter S. Traynor, president of Leverage Funding Systems in Oakland. Moore learns investing by observing Traynor, handling 16 college units, and trading stocks with a $1000 profit from a personal deal. He values the fast, dynamic business life and may pursue math teaching or a business career.
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Hayward
Peter S. Traynor
Leverage Funding Systems
Califfornia
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Moore
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Trayner
Leverage
Cal State
Ite
Oaklams Fire Department
Laney College
Skyline High
Virginia
Peter Traynor
Xerox Company Outlook In November Financial World
A reader asks if Xerox’s computer division is profitable. The answer cites Financial World noting Xerox’s computer sector is presently healthy and expanding, with the firm continuing to generate satisfactory results. Also referenced is S&P Industry Surveys predicting above-average growth for plywood construction in the 1970s.
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Xerox
Financial World
Eesion
Bay Area
Standard and Poor
Florists' Transworld Delivery Contest Chooses Parade Winner
Flowery contest winner Pretty Tery Tait, 18, Miss Rose Parade, holds a holly edition mark and a drawing of the float for the Tournament of Roses Parade on January 1. FTD will award an all expense paid Pasadena trip in 1973 to attend the New Year’s Day parade and Rose Bowl game.
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Pretty Tery Tait
Transworld
FTD
Ner
Pasadena
Pirates threaten record firms with rising counterfeits
Industry executive Adan Oliphant of Stax says pirates and counterfeiters pose a major threat to hit recordings. He notes security measures modeled on the U.S. Mint, the need for stronger laws, and estimates piracy could generate millions in costly losses, with Ampex citing at least $2 million in annual piracy revenue.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Mint
Adan Oliphant
Stax Record Organization
Memphis
United Press International
Congress
Oliphant
Siax
Uncle Sam's Mint
Gliphsnt
Stax
Traac Mayer
Shafi
Pirates
Hayes
Moses
Ampex Corp
Redwood City
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Ampex
Mutual funds and insurers merge on exchange access
The article outlines how mutual funds and insurance companies push to join stock exchange membership, enabling brokers to sell insurance and bundled financial services. It notes brokers face pressure from rivals and customers toward integrated offerings, with insurers already strong in fund sales and a slow shift to broader financial plans.
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Donal J. Pitts
Wiesenberger Services Inc
Hi Lage
Inllfal
Loki
Pitti
Inbil
Insue
Pay Board's coal wage ruling sparks inflation fears
The Pay Board backed a 1b per cent wage rise for coal miners amid a 6.5 per cent target for new contracts. Critics warn the decision ignores productivity, risks fueling inflation, and signals Washington meddling harming the U S economy. The piece cites economists calling for wage restraint and wage-rollbacks to align with productivity growth.
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Pay Board
Michlyi
G. Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Nixon
Wall Street ends week up on holiday light trading
Wall Street finished Thanksgiving week with irregular gains as traders returned after the holiday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 17.36 to 815.59, uplifting the week’s results despite a prior pullback. The Standard & Poor’s 500 rose 0.33 to 91.94 and the NYSE index added 0.10 to 90.57 amid 1,852 issues trading. Volume totaled 50,344,101 shares.
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Wall Street
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