Four States Tackle Fast Time Issue and Time Running Short
Indiana Nebraska Kansas and North Dakota seek clock rules changes under the 1966 Uniform Time Act. States push for Central or Mountain time shifts while public comment runs high and critics note Congress sets the policy. James Stewart stars in Take Her She’s Mine on ABC.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Department of Transportation
Kentucky
Statestation Department
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Department
Gary
Chicago
Indianapolis
James Stewart
WED
Retirement finance and mortgage prepayment guidance from Sam Shulsky
Investors seek counsel on mortgage strategy and investment returns with a $25,000 home and $15,000 loan. The guide explains balancing six percent mortgage cost with six percent investments, preferring a no-penalty prepayment clause, and notes potential shifts if rates fall. It also discusses a 700 share mutual fund purchase, its balanced fund composition, and changes in fund performance amid rising rates and go-go stock funds. Henry Schiemann, the German archaeologist, is mentioned in context.
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Sam Shulsky
Auction boosts funds for American First Day Cover Society
The American First Day Cover Society will hold its seventh straight donation auction during its convention at the 71st Regiment Armory New York City November 17 to 19. Proceeds support the society’s Publication Fund while mail bidding replaces floor bidding this year.
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ASDA
71St Regiment
New York City
AFDCS
Boy’s bottle note from France linked to stamps
Mike Fuller aged 18 tossed a bottle into the St Lawrence sea last summer with a note about four stamps honoring national parks. A letter from Paradiso park in Renais France says the bottle and note were found and the bottle’s inside label references Italy’s Abruzzo park. Sale ad appears with bear hunting bargain line.
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Grandville
Mich
UPI
Mike Fuller
St. Lawrence
Gran
Paradiso Park
Renais
France
Italy
Helen Martin
Abruzzo
Dial
Fair Jumper Blown Off Target by Wind
SALT LAKE CITY AP Visitors at the Utah state fair missed the landing of a skydiver during an exhibition but the crowd watched as John Baker 32 of the Alta Jump School was blown off target and landed two blocks away in power lines. He was not injured though power company crews had to untangle the parachute.
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Salt Lake City
John Baker
Alta Jump School
Sheriff's Office
Baker
Power Company
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Orsfchester
Roy Lundin
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Marblehead
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Third Ave
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Simmons Mattresses
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Dinette
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Thayer
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