Good Jobs Await Diploma Holders in a Tight Labor Market
The article notes a shift toward on the job training for noncollege youths, with many high school graduates finding 15 000 or more yearly pay within a few years. It lists occupations in demand such as computer programmers, cooks and chefs, airline pilots, automobile sales, bank tellers, health service workers, Wall Street cashier roles, and other service and trades, urging readers to explore opportunities beyond a large initial paycheck and seek long term growth through training.
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Short Trading Week Eases Brokerages Backlog
New Yorks brokerage back offices report progress in reducing paper backlog during four day trading weeks. Firms like BACHE & Co Ammet Baker and Co Weis Voisin Cannon E F Hutton note gradual improvements though high volume days slow headway. Volume spikes following closings reveal persistent paperwork and ongoing fails remain a challenge for NYSE and OTC dealers.
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UPI
Bache & Co
Ammet Baker and Co
Weis Voisin Cannon Inc
E.F. Hutton & Co
Pollsters Target Consumers More Than Voters
Pollsters focus on consumer information more than voting propensity. major surveys by National Industrial Conference Board University of Michigan and Commercial Credit Co reveal how households influence markets. Analysts note consumer optimism fluctuates with inflation and Vietnam, while interpretation shapes conclusions.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
University of Michigan
Commercial Credit Co
Sindlinger & Co
Michigan
Commercial Credit
Vietnam
Industrial Conference Board
National Family Opinion, Inc
National Bureau of Economic Research
Tom Juster
Paul McCracken
President's Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Field Wide Open Lack of Money Managers Worsens
America needs thousands of ethical money managers as the federal debt grows and deposits expand. The piece outlines a path from liberal arts graduate to accredited broker turned manager, detailing experience, client load, and potential annual income between fifty and one hundred thousand dollars.
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America
U.S
Mutual Savings Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Should I prepay a mutual fund plan and lose loading fees
The advisor urges using spare cash in the mutual fund but recommends spreading payments to reduce risk. Custodian fees exist and vary with plan terms, while front end commissions can average about 9 percent of total investments. Stockholders are not creditors in bankruptcy. they own the company and only receive proceeds after creditors are paid.
Sindlinger Survey Finds Slight Drop in Buying Confidence
The Sindlinger survey conducted by telephone from Norwood Pennsylvania measures consumer buying confidence with four economic questions in a broader list. It shows sentiment dipping slightly from earlier in the year.
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Sindlinger
Norwood
Plastic cream invention for artificial teeth Fixodent
A new plastic cream Fixodent claims to hold false teeth with an elastic membrane, securing uppers and lowers for a firmer, more comfortable fit. The ad promotes daily home use, longer wear, and resistance to hot beverages, urging dental advice and regular visits to dentists.
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