1985 Investment outlook favors steady assets and bonds
Changing Times surveys investors eyeing 1985 expect steady growth with moderate inflation. Favor six month CDs Treasuries and money market funds while bonds look attractive long term. The portfolio balance around 50 percent bonds 35 percent large caps and 15 percent cash.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Changing Times Magazine
Treasury
Robert Farrell
Merrill Lynch
Farrell
Mort Gage
Ginnie Maes
Baytown builder to offer MELCO steel framing
SATCO Construction Co. of Baytown becomes area distributor for MELCO steel framed buildings. Everett Beehn and Chris Beehn praise the patented joist design, noting lighter weight and faster framing, energy efficiency up to 40 percent, and potential savings for buyers.
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Everett Beehn
Randy Beehn
Satco Construction Co
Baytown
William Vermillion
Melco Building Systems
MELCO
Chris Beehn
Mnelco
Emmett Named Chairman of Texas House Energy Committee
State Rep. Ed Emmett of Kingwood, serving his fourth term, was appointed chair of the Texas House Committee on Energy. He represents Baytown area constituents with strong energy sector ties and aims to revitalize oil and gas while overseeing Texas Railroad Commission budget matters.
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Ed Emmett
Baytown
Texas House Committee On Energy
Emmett
Kingwood
Texas House
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
School Menus Across District For Wednesday
Baytown Barbers Hill St Joseph Channel View Crosing Elementary Crosby report Wednesday menus. Breakfast options include sausage biscuits cereal grilled cheese and pancakes with juice or milk. Lunch options feature ham and cheese or chicken fried steak spaghetti with meat sauce lasagna or meatballs and various vegetables and desserts.
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Baytown
Barbers Hill
St.joseph
Channel View
Crosby
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