Explaining Market Trends Faces Wide Broker Choices
AP analysis notes brokers offer daily explanations for market moves sourced from news, politics, and policy. Critics say such excuses are not proven causes, with investors misled as Wall Street relies on plausible narratives rather than data.
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Darhoainye
McGovern
Wall Street
John Wright
Bridgeport, Conn
Wright
F Renaynet
Nhcol
McGovern and Jancy
Advertising Industry Faces Government and Public Scrutiny
In New York, Paul C. Harper of Needham Harper & Steers argues advertising faces rising scrutiny from government, consumers, and environmentalists. He outlines six common complaints and says the industry, via a National Advertising Review Board, must address exaggeration and false claims or expect government action.
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New York
Paul C. Harper
Needham, Harper & Steers, Inc
Hollywood Radio &Television Society
Federal True Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Dig Administration
Esc
Hlet
Harper
Antewitul
Dlg
Fe New National Advertising Review Board
Taxpayers Ask IRS on Deductions and Refunds
A column of IRS Q and A covers theft loss rules and refund timing. It notes that deducting a $200 theft requires subtracting $100 per loss, with insurance reductions, and references IRS Publication 547 for casualty loss guidance. Refunds average about six weeks after filing unless delays occur due to April volume.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Comsat
IRS
United States
Thermal Revenue
IRS Service Center
Nine Steamboat Awards Honor Beblen Memorial Staff
Nine local people in Steamboat Springs, Colorado received awards from the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America for long service at Beblen Memorial Hospital in Columbus. Plaques were given for 20 years to Elna Sander Viola Stack and Helen Hokelmann. 15 years to Veda Behrend and Nelile Shaffer. five years to Arten Anderson Huberta Henninger Annette Marking and Madanna Peterson. Awards were presented by August Filter and Harry M. Malm. Attorney Herman Weiss presided at the luncheon. Clyde Simpson accepted awards for absent honorees and said ceremonies would be held in Columbus later.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America
Elna Sander
Viola Stack
Helen Hokelmann
Veda Behrend
Nelile Shaffer
Arten Anderson
Huberta
Henninger
Annette Marking
Madanna Peterson
Beblen Memorial Hospital
Columbus
August
Data Microwave Networks reshape data transmission market
Babson Research highlights rapid growth in data communications as FCC allows private firms like MCI to build public microwave networks. AT&T faces competition from Datron and others while Raytheon and GE push robust component supply. Market forecasts range from billions in 1980 to possible ten billion in peak potential.
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American Telephone
Telephone
Western Union
Federal Communications — Commission
Communications, Inc
MICE
At&t
MGT
SEG
MCI
FCC
Fccs
Datron
University Computing Corp
Collins Radio
General Electric
Martin Marietta
Microwave Associates
Milgo
Electronic
Raytheon
Sanders Associates
Watkins-Johnson
Varian Associates
Babson’s Reports
Chicago
St. Louis
Babson Research
Fremont plant expansion planned by Golden Sun Foods
Golden Sun Feeds Inc of Estherville Iowa announced a 254000 ton capacity expansion for a new manufacturing plant in Fremont. Robert L. Hammond is president. The firm already operates facilities in Estherville and Grinnell Iowa and in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Fremont
Golden Sun Peeds, Inc
Estherville
Towa
Robert L. Hammond
Grinnell
Sioux Falls
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Nebraska Economy Shows Broad Growth Across Sectors
Nebraska's economy posts a stronger growth pattern than the nation with March dollar volume up 1 percent from a year earlier and retail sales 16.3 percent ahead year over year. Construction pace drives gains as several cities report above-average expansion. regional variations include Omaha and Lincoln posting higher retail, banking, and power indicators. The article notes notable regional differences and cites the largest locally recorded silver nugget history in Sonora, Mexico.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Businearch
Neraska
Nebrask Tate
Marehi
Kearney
Omaha
South Sioux City
Nebraska City
Fremont
West Point
Calls City
Seward
York
Columbus
Norfolk
Grand Island
Hastings
Heathee
Lexington
Holdrege
North Platte
Ogallala
McCook
Sidary- Kimball
Scottscluff
Alliance-Charon
O'Neill
Hartington
Broken Low
Treasury tests uses for old dollars as grinding mulch
Treasury officials seek buyers for worn currency and weigh disposal options as federal reserve banks shift from burning to grinding. A Kansas drilling firm has shown interest with ground-up notes sold for ten dollars per ton used as drilling mud. The Dallas Fed leads grinding, others to follow, with anticipated annual volume near one billion dollars.
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Washington
U.S
Ees Federal-reserve
Treasury
Hightreen
Treasury “Department
A. Kansas Well Drilling Outfit
Bemi
David-24nd and Chemlegt Co
Dallas
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Ornet
O.H. Tomkinson
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Tomkinson
Pany
Boogarts Names Rongish Meat Department Manager
Jake Rongish has been named manager of the meat department at Boogarts in Columbus. A two year veteran of Ac service, John Rongish will continue at Boogarts for three years. he is the son of Mr and Mrs John Rongish of this city. The Nyhelers moved to Oklahoma City where he became manager trainee at a ice cream plant. both are May graduates of the University of Nebraska. Jack MacEnarney of Cornhusker Public Power District in Columbus coordinated a three day electric meter testing school for the Nebraska Rural Electric Association attended by 51 persons at Central Nebraska Technical College Hastings, including William Bembry of Cornhusker.
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John Cunnife
Cnew York
Harper
Wes
Lask
Jake Rongish
Boogarts If
Columbus
Ac Service
John
Will Boogarts
John Rongish
Gene NyHeler
Oklahoma City
Okla
Feway
Nyifelers
University of Nebraska
Jack MacEnarney
Cormhusker Public Power District
Nebraska Rural Electric Association
Central Nebraska Technical College
Hastings
William Bembry
Cornhusker
Frontier recalls pilots and stewardesses for expanded flights
Frontier Airlines announced it will recall 36 pilots and 35 stewardesses from furlough and expand service in Colorado and eight other states in July. The airline also hired 18 new stewardesses as major new routes were added, including Denver to Las Vegas Dallas Salt Lake City Omaha and Denver to St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Colo
Frontier Airlines
Colorado
Aesman
Las Vegas
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
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TSA & Keogh
Connecticut
Mutual Life Blue Chip Company
Platte County
Plato County
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Éth P.M. Plate County
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P.M. Platte County
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Singer
Lena Mohr
Conyers Auction & Realty Company
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