Nixon's spending spree pushes U S debt to new highs
Nixon has led a spending surge since 1969, tallying about 291 billion dollars in outlays and deficits that, by official reckoning, total around 43 billion for two years. Critics say real deficits hit 43.1 to 30 billion, with 1972's 30 billion deficit unmatched since World War II.
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UPI
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Ing
FDR
Nazi Germany
Japan
Freskent
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Tex
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Mahon
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Growth stocks show reinvestment can drive earnings gains
The piece argues that reinvesting earnings to fuel growth can boost earnings per share and stockholder equity, but warns not all growth stocks suit every investor. It highlights four firms American Medical Enterprises APL Norton Simon and Mays as examples of growth-oriented plays with strong long term appeal and tax considerations.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
American Medical Enterprises
California
Texas
Florida
Tandon
APL Corporation
APL
Mays
New York City
Norton Simon
Canada Dry
Hunt Foods
Jonnny Walker
McCall’s
Redbook
Wall Street outlook amid mixed earnings and tech slump
Spear & Staff notes enthusiasm wanes as weak performance in computer and high tech stocks tempers gains after solid second quarter reports. Downtick risk cited, but bargains emerge as investors eye a recovering economy and rising consumer prices. Burnham and Company voices recession ending and early cyclical recovery, predicting a dull near term with positions set for an upswing.
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New York
Art
Spear & Staff, Inc
Spear
Elines
Burnham and Company
Bornham
Local Business and Industry Highlights From Dust to Omaha
Mutal of Omaha and Mutual of Omaha Fund Management agents Pat Weidel and Beverly Engel completed related financial planning and accounting courses. IDS expansion shown by construction progress at the IDS Center in Minneapolis. Platte County bond sales reach 92 204 first half 1971. Nebraska sales rise 23 percent with Jana totaling 9 855 490 and six month 26 150 779. Farmers Union Co op Oil Association staff attend three day sales clinic in Omaha.
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Bill Weidel
Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
Weidel
Mutual
Mutual of Omaha Fund Management Company
Platte County
Platte
Leonard T. Mietscher
Columbus
Couuty
Nebraska
Oberg
Omaha
Jana
Charles Machacek
Af Farmers Union CoOp Oil Association of
Leigh
Funkwagon
Felco Land O'Lakes
Mlinar promoted to sales and development director at Southwestern
Clifford F. Mlinar former Columbus resident and Columbua High School and University of Nebraska graduate becomes director of sales and industrial development for Southwestern Public Service Co Amarillo He rose from Panhandle Division manager to oversee sales promotion and area development across the system He served as a captain in the Third Division in Africa Anzio and southern France and earned the French Croix de Guerre He is active in Amarillo civic work and church and bank boards with a wife Peggy Ruth Elsen and daughter Mrs J Ron Kizer of Dallas
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Clifford F. Mlinar
Columbus
Columbua High School
University of Nebraska
Southwestern Public Service Co
Ansarlallo
Te. Mlinar
A Minor
Clap DD. Miller
Panhandle
Southwestern Public Servic Aves
SWES
Amarillo
Africa
Anzio
Southern Frances
Canyon
Tex
American National Bank of
Milinar
First Presbyterian Church
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Vending machines grow to five billion in food sales
The vending machine industry sold about 5 billion dollars worth of beverages and snacks in the past year, a rise of roughly 3.4 billion over 1935. Milton Hershey previously ran candy stores in Philadelphia and New York before building caramels and the world’s largest chocolate plant in 1913, Britannica notes.
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Milton § Hershey
Philadelphia
New York
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Installment Credit Drives Majority of U.S. Car Purchases
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that up to 70 percent of all American automobiles are bought on installment credit, reflecting a strong demand for financing options in the auto market.
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U.S
Encyclopaedia Britannica
IRS Tax Help and Personal Loss Questions From Taxpayers
A reader asks about avoiding tax return errors to speed refunds. Advice covers rechecking math, correct tax tables, proper labels or name and SSN on Form 1H, signed and dated returns, and attaching W2s. Other Qs address sentimental loss value, deducting work clothing, and severance pay taxation.
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Lincoln School of Commerce
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Association of Home Applicance Manufacturers Reporter
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