Discount bonds explained by Sam Shulsky
Sam Shulsky explains that discount bonds are not special and that brokers may not handle them for various reasons. He notes discount, par, and premium prices depend on coupon and maturity, with examples from AT&T bonds. He urges readers to write questions for his column, including a SASE for replies.
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Bridge teacher Sumner Cotzin recounts a pupil's lead
In a quarterly column Sumner Cotzin relates a teaching moment as a pupil correctly leads against a slam. South should lead clubs and West holds the queen. West wins with the ace and a follow up, while Sumner notes the pupil’s aggressive dum my lead. Also mentions James Roche turning 71.
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Black college enrollment doubles from 1970 to 1976
The Conference Board reports Black student enrollment rose from 520000 in 1970 to 1100000 in 1976. White enrollment climbed from 7.4 million to 10 million, and women’s enrollment grew from 3 million to 4.7 million.
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Short People Sampler Pulled by Boston Radio
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Ford to Build $500 Million Transmission Plant Near Cincinnati
Ford Motor Co plans a $500 million transmission plant near Cincinnati creating at least 3,500 jobs by the mid-1980s. Gov. James Rhodes praised the project saying no state could offer a better Christmas present and predicting 6,000 to 8,000 jobs eventually. Also notes the 1899 birth of English actor Noel Coward on December 16.
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