Smart long term investing guidance in The Investor's Guide
The column addresses investing for a baby and for a 40 year old, favoring solid growth stocks for both with long term horizons. It discusses Merck as a high quality glamor stock, advises against guessing market tops, and covers safe trust fund management, suggesting a day to day savings bank account for safety and liquidity. It also explains short term tax exempts and cash equivalents and directs readers to the No-Load Mutual Fund Assn for money market fund listings.
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Smiling Policeman Faces Backlash Over Friendly Citations
In Columbus Ohio UPI reports Policeman Thomas Williamson tried a friendly approach when stopping drivers and issuing citations but drew a complaint from one motorist who said the smiling officer appeared to enjoy issuing a ticket. The piece also notes that on this date in 1956 Fidel Castro and followers landed in Cuba to oppose Batista.
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Draftee's Car Accumulates Large Airport Fees
Joseph Zaigh, a 21 year old draftee, parked at Toronto International Airport in June 1974 before serving in Israel. On returning six months later he faced $600 in fees for his 10 year old car. Rather than pay he signed ownership to a parking attendant and spent his leave in Toronto. Later a $1000 bill from the federal airport authority arrived and he learned he could avoid the charges by abandoning the vehicle.
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