Careless People Lose Millions in Cash Across Nation
Philadelphia AP report says careless Americans lose over 700 million dollars in cash yearly by leaving money unguarded and carrying it poorly. A survey found 944 million adults lost cash annually, averaging 75 dollars each, with 1 percent losing 200 or more. Women lose more often than men while shopping, traveling, or at work, and pickpocketing is a major factor. The discussion tied losses to psychological issues in affluent society. Also noted is death of C L Roberts, former state senator and oil industry figure, at age 65 from cancer. funeral slated Wednesday in Russell Kansas.
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Michael Fooner
Association For Applied Psychoanalysis
New York City
Fooner
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Electronic Complex Tracks Angus Cattle Pedigrees
The American Angus Association has switched from card files to a Honeywell 400 computer to manage the pedigrees of 3.7 million Angus cattle. AHIR outputs include individual scores, family averages, and carcass data to aid herd purchases. The system stores records on 18 reels of magnetic tape, replacing 200 filing cabinets.
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Honeywell 400
Angus
Angus Bulls and Family History Guide Adopted by Association
An association member notes a purchase of a bull and reflects on decades of Angus breeding. The piece hints at a long pedigree tradition, promising to answer many questions about Angus families and lineages based on the new acquisition.
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Mrs. Winslow
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St, Joseph, Mo
American Angus Association
A.A.A
Chicago
Printzess
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Thermo Jae
Fieldcrest
Albury
Dabrie Department
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