Ethics question raised by Ray Robbins in securities business
A forum discusses ethics in brokerage as Ray Robbins, a competent broker earning 75 000 a year, faces pressure to churn accounts to support his family. The piece suggests resigning and advising clients as a fee-only adviser, proposing 1000 to 2500 yearly charges to replace commissions and promote ethical counseling amid a 1968 need for ethical investment advisors.
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Harry C. France
Ray Robbins
Lomm
Ray
Aru
May
America
Heavy Equipment Training Ad Seeks Workers Nationwide
Nationwide construction projects seek trained men for heavy equipment operation with pay up to 4.21 per hour. No experience required. fast practical training includes estimating blueprint reading grade stakes and operating controls. Mail coupon for illustrated folder. Northwest Schools Dept. 19-26 Box 36.
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Biddeford-Saco
REED
Eadks
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Ren Kyros Guest At Beach Field Day
Approximately 180 persons attended the annual field day sponsored by the Rev James Mullen Council Knights of Columbus Old Orchard Beach and Congressman Peter N. among others. Awards were presented at the Pines Trailer Park on Nemo St Onge Pines and Hid’n inert Petrin location.
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Old Orchard Beach
Peter N
James As of
Maine
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Contract Award Stipulation Pleases Eyros
Washington D C Rep Peter N Kyros D Maine praised passage of the Military Procurement Authorization Act with remedial legislation requiring price as a crucial factor in negotiated procurements The measure follows controversy over a $20 million M 16 rifle contract and addresses what Kyros called illegality in bidding practices He led a subcommittee push and floor fight to secure the price factor rule for future contracts
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Washington
D.C
U.S
Maine
Congress
Peter N. Kyros
Kyros
House
Ricci Supply Co property sold to Long Island pair
The west side of Bonny Eagle Pond cottage and large land parcel in West Buxton owned by Ricci Supply Co of Portsmouth NH has been sold to Joseph P Brown and Dorothy R Brown of Huntington Station NY for a summer home. The sale was processed through A E Le Clair, realtor of Saco. The record notes Nice on the French Riviera with gardens and celebrates Nassau Hall history in Princeton once housing the national Congress and Revolutionary troops.
Biddeford Junior High Sets Five Fall Contests
Biddeford Junior High schedules five games for the fall season with four home games and only one away, under Coach Je Boisvert. The slate is part of the school’s fall athletics plan for the Biddeford area.
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Biddeford
Je Boisvert
Alfred football schedule and list of players
The schedule lists Oct 3 versus St. Louis, Oct 10 Sanford, Oct 17 Denis Hall of Alfred, Oct 24 at Burns, Oct 31 Old Orchard Beach. The roster includes Thews, Stevens, Saplee Jones, Bragdon, J Koelker, Pineo, Bradburn, DesRochers, Wells-Kimball, Boston, Glenville, Locke, Tufts, Cady, Danis, M Wentzell, Nollette, D Perkins, Fenderson, Daggett. Touchdowns credited to Nichols, Hooke, Bellissimo, Boucher, Osgood, Williams, Daggett. Points after by Winslow, Williams. Officials listed: Referee Hayden, Umpire Boisvert, Head Linesman Potvin, Field Judge Grimes. Time periods 4-12s.
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Richard Labonte
St. Louis
Sanford
Denis Hall
Alfred
Burns
Old Orchard Beach
Thews
Stevens
Saplee Jones
Bragdon
J. Koelker
Koekker
Pineo
Bradburn
DesRochers
Wells — Kimball
Boston
Glenville
Locke
Tufts
Cady
Danis
M. Wentzell
Nolette
D. Perkins
Fenderson
Daggett
Nichols
Hooke Bellissimo
Boucher
Osgood Williams
Winslow
Williams
Hayden
Boisvert
Potvin
Grimes
District 60 Opens Season With Wells 44 6 Victory
District 60 defeated Wells High 44 to 6 to open the season at North Berwick. Fran Hooke returned a fumble for a 25 yard touchdown and Glen Winslow added the extra point. Gary Niels and Pete Bellissimo scored on runs in the first half, with Wells replying only on a second period pass from Bill Litchfield to Wayne. District 60 pulled away after halftime with Nichols scoring, followed by two more District 60 touchdowns and a late Williams score.
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North Berwick
Wells High
Fran Hooke
Wells
Marauders
Glen Winslow
Gary Niels
Pete Bellissimo
Lone Warrior
Bill Litchfield
Wayne Daggett
District 60
Nichols
Dwinton Williams
Williams
District 70
Boucher
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Stevens ‘Gray
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B. Cardl DeRox
Lg Lg
Colby Linscott
Zousoumas Hooke
Hamlyn Slaw
Rt Rt
Clough Osgood
Gough Bellissimo
Gb Ab
Litchfield Nichols
W. Wentzer
D. Williams
Ee Winslow
Bucklin
Rose
Stilphen
E. Pease
Hodgkins
Swett
D. Pease
Kennedy
D. Gray
R. Matthews
Moore
Cooper
K. Mat
Winners Listed In Golf Events At Country Club
The Biddeford Saco Country Club hosted member guest golf with Dick Sawtelle, John McGonigle, Ed Travis and Don Weiler among winners. Polackwich team tied for gross honors at 69, Sullivan and Lamontagne carded 70 for second, Weiler and Gagnon won net at 62, Gagnon also nearest to pin at eight, and Brown posted highest score. Ladies winners included Viola La montagne, Marion Weiler second, Polackwich longest drive, Roczkowski closest to pin, and Nancy Brown for most determined.
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Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Dick Sawtelle
John McGonigle
Ed Travis
Don Weiler
Steve Polackwich
Bob Utman
Joe Dyer
Ted Taczkowski
Polackwich
Fran Condon
Paul Sullivan
Leo Lamontagne
Wailer
Tom Gagnon
Jim Gilman
Bob Morrier
Polack
Wich
Gagnon
Bob Flagg
Bill Brown
Bob Noble
Channy Goldthwaite
Viola Lamontagne
Marion Weiler
Cynthia Polackwich
Laura Roczkowski
Nancy Brown
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