How to make out on investments
Investors with $100,000 can earn about 10 percent annually by buying large CD offerings via brokers. Small investors pool funds to reach $100,000, earning roughly 8 percent with brokers taking commissions. Details cover SIPC and FDIC protections, account structures, and risks. A Boston bank offers an "instant rich" program using borrowed funds to create a $1,000 four-year certificate at 7 percent while lending at 9.26 percent.
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New York
C.D
Securities Investor Protection Corp
SIPC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
17Th Street N.W
Washington
C.d.’S
FDIC
17Th Street N.W. Washington
Boston
Capital Bank and Trust Company
New England foresters plan August meet at Moosehead Lake
The New England section of the Society of American Foresters will hold a summer gathering August 14 to 16 at Squaw Mountain Resort near Greenville Maine. Ronald Locke says August 15 includes field trips to Scott Paper Company harvesting and Great Northern Paper Company land harvesting methods. Participants will view logging equipment inspect clearcut areas learn about a Squaw Mountain Resort effluent spraying system visit a new sawmill and watch a forest fire water bombing demonstration.
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Etna
Maine
New England
Society of American Foresters
Squaw Mountain
Moosehead Lake
Greenville
New England Foresters
Ronald Locke
Locke
Scott Paper Company
West Middlesex
Great Northern Paper Company
Banks seek approval for Montpelier Vermont merger
John Hunter Jr of Vermont National Bank announced that the formal application and economic brief were filed with the U S Comptroller of the Currency to merge Montpelier National Bank into Vermont National Bank. Shareholders will vote at late summer or early fall meetings. final OCC approval is anticipated along with Federal Reserve and FDIC reviews. Montpelier holders will receive 10 Vermont National Bank common shares per Montpelier share. The merged bank would hold about 150 million in resources with 17 regional offices across southern and north central Vermont.
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Brattleboro
John Hunter Jr
Vermont National Bank
United States Comptroller of the Currency
Montpelier National Bank
Comptroller of
Proval
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Vermont
Winslow named to hospital post in Albany
J Clark Winslow, formerly of Bennington, named assistant administrator of Memorial Hospital Albany. Son of Mr and Mrs Ned Winslow, he is Bennington High School and Northeastern University graduate, pursuing a doctorate at SUNY Albany. He teaches psychology part time at Russell Sage College and is on the Albany Medical College faculty. Memorial is a 233 bed general hospital. He will be involved in all aspects of management.
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Albany, N.Y
J. Clark Winslow
Bennington
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Ned Winslow
Bennington High School
Northeastern University
State University of Albany
Winslow
Russell Sage College
Troy
Albany Medical College
Memorial
General Hospital
Memorial societies offer an alternative to funeral fraud
A UPI column reviews memorial societies as a cheaper funeral option after a Denver reader questions a prepaid plan. It explains Colorado and other states regulate prepaid funerals, often placing money in trust with varying interest options. Memorial societies are non profit groups arranging basic services in advance, claimed to save money by bulk planning.
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Washington
UPI
Denver
National Association of Funeral Directors
Colorado Department of
Colorado
Funeral Directors Group
Funeral Directors’ Association
Metro appoints manager in Bennington office
William C. Bullock of 7 Seabury Street has been named sales manager for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's Bennington office at 108 Union Street. The announcement came from Rutland District Sales Manager Robert F. Smith. Bullock joined Metropolitan as a sales representative in Rutland in April 1973 and has completed Life Underwriter Training Council courses and Professional Sales Development certificates. He is Rutland native and Mount Saint Joseph Academy graduate, serves on Muscular Dystrophy Association of Vermont board, and has past roles with Sugar Maple Child Care Center and Rutland City School Board. He and his wife Donna Crosby have four children Lori Kelly Stacy William Jr.
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Arthur Roth
Fairview Road
Bennington
Hiram Walker Distributors
Peoria
Ill
Thomas K. Cline
Larry van Vooren
Rutland
William C. Bullock
Seabury St
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Union St
Robert F. Smith
C.L.A
Bullock
Metropolitan
Life Underwriter Training Council
Mount Saint Joseph Academy
Muscular Dystrophy Association of Vermont
Sugar Maple Child Care Center
Rutland City
Donna Crosby
Lori
Kelly
Stacy
William Jr
Vermont unemployment law to hit July 1 work requirement
Vermont Employment Security Commissioner Madelyn Davidson warns that a July 1 change to unemployment benefits imposes a work requirement. Benefits can be disqualified until earnings exceed six times the weekly benefit, for voluntary departure without good cause, refusal of suitable work, or gross misconduct. Some disqualifications remain, including health-related departures and non gross misconduct terminations, and pregnancy-based disqualifications end.
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Montpelier
Madelyn Davidson
Vermont
Davidson
Solar Energy Collector Could Aid Rooftop Power
University of Chicago physicists led by Dr. Roland Winston adapt a Cherenkov radiation device into a solar energy collector shaped as a trough to heat water generate electricity and power household appliances. Argonne and Fermi Institute researchers say mass production and storage need more study with industry showing early interest.
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Chicago
UPI
Roland Winston
Winston
University of Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
Riccardo Levi Setti
Levi Setti
Enrico Fermi Institute
Atomic Energy Commission
National Science Foundation
Rutland CVPS reports weekly electric output decline
Central Vermont Public Service Corp output for the week ending June 21 totaled 28,732,700 kWh, down 325,700 kWh or 1.12 percent from the same period in 1973, with zero degree days recorded in Rutland. Year to date output reached 882,849,200 kWh, down 1.35 percent from a year ago.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Community college to offer course in CATV
Bunker Hill Community College will offer a summer course in cable television installation the first of its kind in the Eastern United States. The program, led by Alan Burch with two hours daily four days weekly, aims to train CATV installers and place students with local systems after two weeks of on the job training. Both the college and the New England Cable Television Association will coordinate training and placement.
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Tilton
N.H
Bunker Hill Community College
Charlestown
Mass
R. Brent Bonah
School of Continuing Education
Bill Kenny
New England Cable Television Association
United States
Brent Bonahh
National Authority On Cable Television
Alan Burch
Millis
Burch
Continental Cablevision
Merrimack Valley
Lawrence
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Robert J. Cole
N.Y
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
Commerc
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Roofing and Sheet Metal Co
Ifeet
Vgeigne
Metro
Dean F. Hanson
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Blue Cross Board of
New Hampshire
Robert G. Sachs
Community College
CATV
Griffins
Arlington
Morse & Butler
North Street
Tuttle i Bennington
Progressive Building Supply
Depot Street
Hardware & Home Improvement Center
Koh
Ebels
Winstow
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