Rich In Many Ways Earl Morris A Decatur Coach
Earl Morris, Decatur High School basketball coach, has a long career dating to 1955. From Union Hill to Austinville and Decatur, his teams boast a 95 6 mark at Austinville, and Decatur has prospered under his leadership with a 73 28 record and a 20 6 current season. Morris emphasizes discipline, teaching boys to become winners in life and sport, and notes his goal of molding good citizens through coaching.
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Mart Loses Advance Attempts In Market Rally
The New York market opened with hopes of a continuing rally after Thursday but failed to hold gains. Volume reached 9.05 million shares as the Dow Jones fell 4.01 to 932.34, erasing an early 3.23 point rise. Early leaders in aerospace and electronics faded by noon, with a late selling sweep pushing prices to new low levels near close.
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New York
New Products Abound In Tech and Toy Markets This Week
AP reports new medical monitoring gear from American Laboratories and Standard Alarm plus Lionel Toy tracks for home use. AES Model 159 Patient Sentry watches vital signs with alarm and optional central monitoring. Standard Alarm signals outages with 127 decibel horns and a light. Lionel plans room size model car racing tracks selling from $500, with six cars and hand controllers.
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American Electronic Laboratories Inc
Lansdale
Standard Alarm and Signal Co
Cortland
N.Y
Hillside
Grain Futures End Week With Broad Gains In Chicago
Grain futures closed higher as corn soybeans and wheat posted gains. Soybeans rose nearly 3 cents a bushel while corn gained about 2 cents. wheat and rye added around 1 cent. March prices were in the $1.59 to $1.28 range for hard figures.
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Chicago
Emenee Toys Show Off Thermo Craft and Chocolate Factory Lines
Emenee Industries in New York unveils the Thermo Craft Work Shop kit letting kids build plastic models such as jeeps and planes with powered cutter tools and a chocolate factory set featuring an oven and electric light powered molds for candy cups and delis. Skil Corp introduces Drive-R-Drills, said to be the world’s first reversing trigger speed control drills.
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Emenee Industries Inc
New York
N. Y
Skil Corp
A Coach Reflects on a Fulfilling Career
The speaker expresses deep satisfaction with coaching, calling it a wonderful job and saying he would choose it again. He frames success as a blessing and notes wealth as a byproduct, concluding he is a very content man.
Dow Jones Closing Averages March 4 AP Brief
New York March 4 Open High Low Close and Changes for Dow Jones Averages show Industrials at 932.34 down 4.01 points Railroads 259.90 off 1.24 Sita 139.93 up 0.72 to 139.93? The report lists closing values with minor shifts across market segments and volume figures for transactions in various stock groups including Industrials Rails Utilities and Bonds.
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New York
Butcher Hogs and Markets Dip in Friday Trading
Butcher hogs fell 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight with mixed No 1 and 2 at 26.50 to 26.85, the lowest peak in over three months. Slaughter steers rose to 33, stock prices moved irregularly with nine declines and six advances, and Treasury bonds strengthened while corporate bonds fell. Wool lambs sold at 28 with steady to 50 cent lower trend.
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Chicago
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Market index snapshot shows mixed moves and net declines
The report lists several index values with high low and close figures, noting net changes in the range of declines. It highlights Standard and Poors stock indices with entries indicating declines and modest movement across multiple lines, alongside 500 Stocks data and related figures.
Advances Declines Unchanged Total Issues New highs and lows
A brief market note records Advances 502 Declines 671 Unchanged 250 Total 1423 for the period with 1965 66 highs and lows noted.
Help the Kids and Woods business leaders listed in Alabama
The document lists executives in Dothan Alabama for Help the Kids Inc and Chas Woods Homes Inc, along with Chas Woods Company in Dothan. It also names a director at M M Hubberd and Associates in Boston and a board chairman at Busby Finch and Woods Inc in Atlanta, noting media representation.
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Help the Kids, Inc
Dothan, Alabama
Chas. Woods Homes, Inc
Chas. Woods Company
Wtvy, Inc
Dothan
Alabama
M.M. Hubberd and Associates, Inc
Electronics
Boston
Massachusetts
Busby, Finch and Woods, Inc
Atlanta
Georgia
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Houston
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Tallahassee
Florida
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Westville
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