Open Market Committee defeat sparks market windfall questions
The House defeated Resolution 210-A to study the Federal Open Market Committee by a 214-178 vote. Critics say the Fed’s actions influence government security prices and may rely on advance policy information. The bond market soon fell, suggesting speculators benefited from the vote. The issue remains alive as calls grow to reveal who profits from government securities. The piece also notes construction trends and future Social Security considerations amid automation and potential aging policy shifts.
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Gulf No NOX gasoline promise based on burner demo
The advertorial describes Gulf refinery claims that no NOX fuel reduces dirty tail-end emissions by refining exteriorly rather than adding miracles inside engines. It touts high octane with full working octane, improved mileage in stop and go driving, freedom from vapor lock, stalling, and no pre-ignition in hot weather.
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The Third Angel's Message Sunday Sermon
Berea News notes Altus Hayes of Fort Worth as guest speaker at the church Saturday morning with a full house. The talk titled The Third Angel's Message drew from Revelations and featured special music by local singers. The issue lists college students home for vacation, church events, and a newly poured concrete floor at the church.
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If You Can't Lick Em Join Em Parenting Tips
A columnist reflecting on visiting his daughter's family shares humorous and practical child raising ideas. He suggests using an old fountain pen filled with bluing to teach pen use without staining, notes a grandson who prefers a bandana over a bib, and compares easing into adult–child understanding to tolerating quirky habits like a parakeet and summer coffee. He also notes a general belief that understanding others is key to harmony.
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