Richman Takes Earning Lessons From Puerto Rico Biz Tycoon
MTAMT Florida story profiles Jobe A. Ferre a 52 year old Puerto Rico business heir amid a varied empire spanning cement glass clay plants paper mills asbestos iron steelship dry docks and a marine terminal Ferre recently earned a master’s degree in Miami and says he learned much from professors about money making His family started in 1924 with a Puerto Rican foundry worth 30000 and now run multiple plants and a Miami concrete firm with ongoing expansion including Ferre’s 19 year old son in the mix.
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Motion to legalize youth air rifle ranges sparks urgent action
Vision Conservator Institute urges immediate legislative approval of a bill by Representatives Sartal and Haynik to allow minivmy owned firing ranges for children under supervision. Critics warn continued delay risks accidents like the Waynestirg boy losing sight in one eye. The institute seeks Otzer to bring the measure to a committee vote.
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