Government May Approve All Time High Cost Study
A 10 year DOT transportation study with an $11.4 billion price tag is proposed in a report by the American Society of Civil Engineers and Colorado State University. The piece urges continued transport research but warns against costly, low yield federally funded studies and questions public tolerance for such expenditure.
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Federal Department of Transportation
DOT
National Science Foundation
American Society of Civil Engineers
Civil Engineering Department
Colorado State University
United States
The
Journal
Mutual Fund Study Criticized by Industry Critics
A Twentieth Century Fund analysis says investing in every NYSE stock would beat the average mutual fund over ten years and finds no-load funds similar to load funds. Critics call the method academic and impractical, favoring cross section of stocks investors actually own while noting fund performance versus the S P 500 and Dow.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
New York Stock Exchange
Irwin Friend
Marshall Blume
Jean Crockett
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Pee of Pennsylvania
Aeianeigtel Braner Ke Ely
Friend
Richard Johnson
Dreyfus Fund
John Bogle
Investment Company Institute, Trade Association For the Mutual Fund Industry
Standard & Poor
Agnew Son Faces Family Struggles and Debts in Towson
In a Baltimore column Randy Agnew described a rough separation from his wife and living with friend Buddy Hash in Bolton Hill while moving toward his own garage apartment near Towson where he works at Hot Health Salon. Hash disputes talk of hippie retreat and notes Randy’s debts and past arrests were dismissed in court.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Randy
Baltimore
Buddy Hash
la Triolet
Agnew
Bolton Hill
Young Agnew
Hash
Towson
Hash’partment
Haiti voyage shows a nation divided by wealth and want
Jim Bishop recounts a Caribbean cruise stop in Port-au-Prince. Rich Haitians dwell in Petionville while poor beggars watch from the water as tourists buy carvings and glance at a dictator’s palace. The scene grimly contrasts luxury aboard with hunger ashore.
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Haiti
Petionville
Wine and Shoes Blend in New Retail Niche
An Associated Press report describes a Beverly Hills shoe maker expanding into men’s footwear stores with wine tasting and music. New outlets like Women, Wine And Shoes open in New York and Denver, with plans for San Francisco Chicago and a Manhattan Lexington Avenue store featuring staff helping customers explore buckles and loafers in a casual, stylish setting.
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Ray Kohn
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Sals
Beverly Hills
Calif
New York
Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
Corry Roundup Picnic for Raymond Mg Co Workers at Mead Park
The Raymond Mg Co plant hosts the annual Raymond Roundup at Mead Park next Saturday with over 1,200 reservations. Also noted is the Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet range event at the Columbus Lottsville site tomorrow for the club’s annual field meet.
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Raymond
Raymond Ion Mg. Co
Mead Park
Corry
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Rendy
James Randigen
Ann
Michelle Ann
Miami Herald
Constant
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Barefoot Agnew
Buddy
Port-au-Prince
Doctor Duvalier
Duvalier
U.s.state Department
Juan Peron
America
Lara
Christ
Alaska
Caine
Bost
Hal Boyle
Gea Can and
Zewatsky
West
Church Street
North Center Street
Saeedfe Rence
Ecards School
Sisters of Mercy
Beverly
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