Metropolitan Life honors top agent at Waikiki conference
New York based Metropolitan Life Insurance rewards G E Schultheiss C L A and sales representative for achieving over 2 million dollars in personal life insurance during 1976. He ranks in the top three percent of Metropolitan's 20 000 sales force in the United States and Canada and has qualified 18 times since joining in 1946. He is a qualifying member of the Million Dollar Round Table.
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New York
G.E. Schultheiss
C.L.A
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Waikiki
Hawaii
Schultheiss
Metropolitan
United States
Canada
Stock and leadership changes at Gilbarco and associates
Nine month sales fell to 75.005 million from 86.003 million a year earlier while net income dropped to 1.757 million. Third quarter sales reached 29.218 million with 54 cents per share. William J. Sturm to be named president and director of Gilbarco and Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing, replacing health retired Sidney Low, who will stay as chairman until Sept. 30. Sturm, 45, from Exxon Enterprises, plans to move to Greensboro with his family. Donald R. English named VP and GM of Orlando Flat branch of Amsco Decorative Fabrics. Colonial Stores Inc declared a quarterly dividend of 36 1/4 cents per share.
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William J. Sturm
Gilbarco Inc
Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Co
Sturm
Sidney Low
Low
Gilbarco
Exxon Enterprises Inc
Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Company
Realities Behind Prices In A New York Frame Shop
AP analysis notes shoppers face price puzzles as a frame and print combo costs far less assembled. It contrasts wholesale frame pricing with artistic value and questions what remains for artists. A Washington suburb study by Sindlinger & Co finds 57 percent income gains in six months and two thirds expect gains next six months.
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John Cunniff
New York
Lexington Avenue
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Washington
Redwood Park Battle Deepens Over California Giants
In San Francisco and Eureka a political clash grows over expanding Redwood National Park from 58,000 to potentially double size. The Carter administration backs expansion with 359 million dollars from offshore oil funds, while three lumber firms oppose selling land and fear 1,600 loggers would lose their jobs. The dispute includes protests and threats to transport logs to Capitol Hill as hearings unfold.
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San Francisco
California
Congress
Redwood National Park
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Amsco
High Point
Colonial Stores
Atlanta
Colonial Stores Inc
Aerotron Inc
Trustot's.c. Furniture Wa Beamon Eng
Brenner
Te & Sims
Ye Burris Inds
Ite
Cannon Mills
Wa Carmine F
Carolina Cas
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Car Caro
Vorist Central Caro
Bank Central Vermont
Chatham Milita C
William
J. Sturm
Gene Marsh
Cpm
Institute of Real Estate Management
National Association of Realtors
IREM
Isuro
Mendenhall- Moore
Church Ave
California Redwoods
Eureka
Calif
Myrtle Beach
Dunes
Atlantic Ocean
Howard Johnson
Ocean Front
P.O
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Peet
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Monarch Star
Caribbean
Miami
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Lido
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CLU
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Million Dollar Round Table
Association of Life Insurance Agents
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Fanam
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Ore
Wourliizer Piano
Gretnave
A Person + MUSIC CO
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Hanes Mall
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Ed Lyon, Jr
Saad Pel
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