Business and Insurance Notables Reach Regions
William W. Lewis Jr of Jamestown returns from Washington D C after Advanced Training Institute for business counselors conducted by General Business Services Inc where he serves as field director. Eugene Parkhurst named CPCU at National Conferment in Chicago and serves as GM of Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Greensboro office. Parkhurst resides in Jamestown with his wife and three children. Roland W. Stiles named field engineer for Flexible Steel Lacing Co covering NC SC VA and NE Tennessee, previously with Signode Inc, based in Trinity and working from Eugene.
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William W. Lewis Jr
Jamestown
Washington, D.C
Advanced Training Institute
General Business Services Inc
Lewis
Roland W. Stiles
Flexible Steel Lacing Co
Downess, Ga
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
CPCU
Parkhurst
Grain Dealers
Mutual Insurance Co
Greensboro
High Point Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tri-City Junior School Board
Carolinas
Creamy Milk Top Is Back in Central Michigan
FOWLERVILLE Michigan AP The Kreeger family revived the cream line at their dairy turning around a faltering business They now sell 500 gallons daily in returnable glass bottles under the motto Direct from Moo to You Every bottle carries a label indicating pasteurized not homogenized cream tops and kids once reluctant now drink it.
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Fowlerville
Mich
Michigan
Kreegers
Williamston and
Howell
Rick
New Tax Law Demands Fresh Year End Strategies
The Tax Reform Act changes tax treatment of capital gains and losses with a nine month holding period for long term status starting next year. Gains and losses are affected if actions occur in December or January, creating timing quirks for investors. The article notes increases in loss offset limits from $1,000 to $2,000 in 1977 and to $3,000 in 1978, and predicts continued shifts as holding periods extend to 12 months in a future year.
Carter Burns Clash Shapes Economic Tax Cut Debate
Think tank at a major bank says the Carter Burns honeymoon may end soon as tax cut plans surface. Analysts expect an $8 to $15 billion cut with advisers pressed for early action to spur a slowing economy while inflation limits options. Burns hints at caution while Carter aides push for relief measures.
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New York
Carter
Burns
University of Michigan
Harvard University
Benjamin Friedman
Fed
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