Retail investor hopes rise as foreign money eyed
AP reports investors hope to lure back small buyers in 1973 to lift a market stalled by institutions. Germans and Japanese seen as immediate prospects for funds while small investors recall 1968 70 caution and lessons about trading and ethics.
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John Cunniff
New York
J.D. Winer Co
Winer
Wall Street
Reading Taboo Polices at Boston Redevelopment Authority
Boston area policy bans reading newspapers and magazines during work hours for all 453 employees at the Boston Redevelopment Authority. Director Robert T. Kennedy says the rule aims to keep visitors from seeing staff reading at desks while working on urban renewal. He orders immediate action to stop the practice, allowing reading only after hours or at home.
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Boston Redevelopment Authority
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Area School Lunch Menus for Local Districts
Summary of weekly lunch offerings across multiple schools listing daily menus, entrees, sides, bread, fruit or dessert, and milk. Items include beef ravioli, beef stew, ham salad, fried chicken, fish sticks, meat loaf, spaghetti, tuna, and various sandwiches with vegetables, fruit, and desserts.
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Biddeford
St. Andre
Saco Public Schools
Hamburg
Thornton Academy
Frankfurt
Park Street
Cousens
Kennebunkport Consolidated
St. Joseph
Air Collision Probe Links Crash to Vision Failures
The NTSB reports the June 6 1971 Hughes Airwest crash with a Marine Corps fighter likely caused by crews failing to see each other in time. Each crew had only marginal capability to detect the other, as the airliner climbed from LAX under instrument rules while the fighter returned to El Toro under visual rules, killing 50 people.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Hughes Airwest
Marine Corps
Los Angeles International Airport
Aer
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Americans Are Worriers in Hal Boyle Notebook
HAL BOYLE wryly notes Americans' knack for endless worrying and lists which concerns to weed out. He asks playful questions about Santa, Frank Sinatra, the gold standard, and changing environments, urging readers to prioritize meaningful worries and ignore trivial anxieties.
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New York
Santa Claus
Frank Sinatra
America
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mormon Families Work With Inmates
At Utah State Prison, Mormon families join inmates in six monthly family home evening sessions. About 60 inmates participate, with 140 released prisoners to date adopted by families. recidivism among these is low compared with U.S. rates.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Larry
Utah State Prison
Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Texas
Nevada
California
Oregon
Richard Summer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Summer
Utah Prison
Alan Blair
Dan Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Ted Gee
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues List
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and partial entries, including Bye-bye Missouri college join up leading man Indian of Canada babble rendered innocuous and other entries. It presents both across and down word hints with international and historical references and a 308 point theme note.
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