Protest federal spending on higher education reform
Business professor Virgil Salera argues letters to Congress won't stop tax hikes and urges ordinary citizens to protest via stamp purchases. He critiques two new bills funding college grants and general operating costs, questions grant necessity, promotes loans and work-study, and cites inefficiencies in higher education as motive to cut spending.
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Washington
Tases Wusble
Congress
Iavy
Shalents
Germany
Japan
U.S
Termnus
Test
Elliott Richardson
HEW
Michaldson
California
Tiny 1950s jet kit plane challenges hobby pilots
The BD-5 Micro by Bede Aircraft, a 15.13 foot long kit plane with a rear pusher engine, goes for about 2100 dollars. It ships with all parts to assemble in a weekend, weighs just over 600 pounds, and can reach 212 mph at sea level with a 1000 mile range and 500 feet landing.
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Bede Aircraft, Inc
Jimy Bede
Sandyman
Bede
Eam
Micro
Handyman
Gasper
Reem
Wuld
Soaving
Public relations and staffing strategies for small parks and firms
A BQB column advises mobile home park managers to build a broad public relations plan beyond advertising, including joining associations, engaging dealers, issuing brief factual releases, and promoting a park brochure. It also covers using temporary help to maintain flexibility during economic shifts, citing industry sources on workforce mix and cost savings.
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Bob
David K. Nulsen
Monster Week
Eliher Winter
Manpower Inc
Sander
Week in business Vietnar news drives volatile market drop
Wall Street closed the week with its worst six month decline after Nixon announced drastic Vietnam measures. The Dow fell early then recovered modestly, while the Nasdaq-like indices slipped. Volume showed mixed strength, with Gulf Oil and American Motors among the most active. Winnebago led gains as Alaska pipeline news buoyed sentiment.
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Nisw York
UPI
Wall Street
Nixon
Standards & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
North Vietnam
China
Dow Sosk More
Soviet Union
Russia
New York
Gulf Oil
U.S
American Motors
Joss
Alaska’ Interstate Co
TAM
Winnebago Industries
Une
AR Services
Wpba
TBM
Mutual funds investors face long term performance challenge
The article argues that fund managers' performance over five to ten years does not guarantee an individual investor's results. It notes high sales charges and timing effects, describes fund redemption pressures from 1988 to 1990, and cites Fliesen berger data showing many funds outgaining the market over earlier periods. It also mentions New Horizons Fund suspending sales to avoid further mispricing and highlights growth funds delivering strong returns compared with the S&P 500.
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Andy At
Feng Patt
Fur
Alment
Tegah
Raive Price New Horizonse Fund
Curran W. Harvey
New Horizons
Fliesenberger Services
Standard and Poor
Laz
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