Investment clubs face questions on professional decision making
Carlton Smith surveys over 100000 clubs and questions if amateur groups can match professionals in buying and selling. Norman Dacey argues collective amateur effort remains ignorant, suggesting clubs may benefit from professional guidance and focusing on mutual funds as a practical model.
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Wheat crop in Nebraska in good to excellent condition
Government observers in Nebraska report the wheat crop appears to be in good to excellent condition across most areas. Some wind erosion risk remains in zones with little snow cover while warm weather eases hay and forage pressure. Muddy rural roads in the east and southeast hinder feeding and transport.
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Heart growth noted in birth and maturity weights
United Press International notes the human heart weighs about an ounce at birth and rises to roughly a pound at maturity, illustrating dramatic early development and growth.
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Plan study on merging Leigh and Clarkson schools
Boards of education in Leigh and Clarkson announce a study to evaluate educational and financial aspects of a proposed school merger. The plan aims to weigh advantages and disadvantages, with results not binding.
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Merghiye
Leigh and Clarkson
Digiriets
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Lowns
Sola Purtnoee
Uike
Ship hits pier in Philippines. nine dead
In Leila, southern Philippines, an inter island slip rammed a wooden pier Sunday, killing nine people. A pregnant woman and a child were reported missing and feared drowned when a portside warehouse shed collapsed.
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UPJ
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Wanan
Snowstorm hits Great Lakes region causes travel hazards
Four inches of snow blanketed the Upper Great Lakes from Minnesota to Wisconsin and Upper Michigan as a 105 mile per hour storm system moved through. Winds over 60 mph created dangerous travel while cold air from Canada sent temperatures plummeting to 18 below zero at International Falls. Snow extended from the Lower Great Lakes to the Northern Appalachians and into the Northern Rockies as a wide weather pattern produced showers from the Middle Atlantic to Louisiana and thundershowers along the Southeast coast. Florida and Gulf Coast states saw 60s, while Boulder Colorado logged a 167 mph wind at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, a new record follows.
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