Retirement colony builder Sam Kellner eyes big Florida project
Reporter outlines Sam Kellner a self made developer who quit school, built a tire retread business, moved into real estate and construction, then launched a Florida retirement community near Lecanto. Kellner plans Rev erly Hills with 15,000 homes on 5,500 acres, aims for sub 10000 dollar homes and a self financed venture driven by challenge over profit.
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Sam Kellner
Hicksville
Midas
Florida
Lecanto
Fla
Reverly Hills
Agencies Offer Expert Advice For Lone Wolf Entrepreneurs
AP reports that big government now aids small operators by providing expert advice from accounting to quality control. The Polaris submarine program cited shows Navy standards evolving, with government methods helping firms avoid costly mistakes and expand into new fields.
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Polaris
Sylvan Gollin
Walter Dorwin Teague Associates
Navy
Gollin
Syracuse Utility Service Back In Operation After Flood
Syracuse utility service resumed after Friday flood damage as an irrigation well linked to the water system and gas and electric service were restored. A new river channel south of the bridge cut about 200 feet from the highway while National Guard aircraft dropped hay to stranded cattle.
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Syracuse — Utility Service
Dick Holdren
The
Syracuse Journal
National Guard
Retirement booklet offer on stretching income tips
A snippet invites readers to request Tips on Stretching Retirement Income by writing to Robert Peterson at Life Being at Forty care of Garden City Telegram, enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents for handling costs. The message implies guidance for older people seeking affordable, attractive retirement living.
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Robert Peterson
Garden City Telegram
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