Cochrane Sermon Set at Marion Sunday First Presbyterian
Dr. Arthur Cochrane professor of systematic theology and dean at Dubuque Theological Seminary will speak Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Marion in observance of Seminary Sunday focusing on recruiting able and qualified students for the ministry. Worship begins 10 30 a m. He is a Belleville Ontario native with degrees from the University of Toronto and Edinburgh University.
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Marion Merchants End Friday Openings After Vote
Local retailers voted to resume Friday night hours effective Friday January 17, returning to the pre Thursday schedule. Downtown stores and banks will stay open Friday nights while skating rinks will be flooded that evening. Park crews work on rink prep as hydrants thaw near Longfellow rink. Warming hours at the athletic field rink are 10 am to 9 pm Saturday and 1 to 9 pm Sunday.
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Tax and investment questions from Sam Shulsky column
Reader asks about selling to offset stock losses and tax treatment of long and short term gains. Explains carryforward losses, asks minimum tax, and how to obtain a monthly investment plan booklet from the NYSE.
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Santa Barbara County Leads In Valley Vegetable Farm Value
Vegetables are the chief farm products of Santa Barbara county California with a value exceeding 23 million dollars highlighting strong crop outputs and regional agricultural prominence.
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Help Wanted Adverts Seek Part and Full Time Work
Local want ads highlight job openings for part time and full time positions. Employers and recruiters list opportunities across occupations, inviting applicants to respond with resumes and inquiries.
Ford Aims to Make Cars Easier to Repair
Ford executive Paul Lorenz told FTC hearings Ford is making a determined effort to simplify repairs and reduce assembly line errors while spending millions. He noted mechanics’ shortage and low status deter youth from entering the trade, linking warranty improvements to safety gains.
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Seven Killed as Fog and Ice Grips Britain Roads
Fog and ice disrupted Britain with at least seven deaths and extensive pileups. A mother and two children died when a truck skidded near Hayes, while a 30-vehicle crash near Luton and a massive expressway pileup led to chaotic conditions across 35 counties. Flights faced delays as Paris-bound services struggled with fog.
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Soviet Skippers Pay Norse Fines
At Flekkefjord Norway three Soviet trawlers paid $280 fines for violating military waters. The captains settled fines late Thursday after talks with officials at the Soviet embassy. Two East German trawlers, seized with the Soviet boats, left port after paying the same fines.
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