Stockbroker Allen A. Scott Joins Harris Upham Co Kansas City
Allen A. Scott son of Mrs L A Scott of 1509 Coal St has become associated with Harris Upham and Co Inc members of the New York Stock Exchange at their Kansas City office. He completed the NYSE examination after a three month training in New York and has worked in KC since April. A 1965 Mexico High School graduate and Westminster College alum with a BA in economics and business administration he also aided Christopher Bond in Missouri campaigns. He will reside in Kansas City Missouri.
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L. A. Scott
Coal St
Harris, Upham and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Scott
Harris, Upham and Co
New York
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Mexico High School
Westminster College
Fulton
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Bond
Southwest
Magazine Tells Of Installation Here
The Brick and Clay Record reports on bin activator installations at Kaiser Refractories plant as part of a recent general plant expansion. Neal De Bonte of Vibra Screw Inc. notes it as one of the largest of its kind and highlights its role in the expansion.
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Kaiser Refractories
Brick and Clay Record
Neal de Bonte
Vibra Screw Inc
Savings Bonds Sales Progress Reported for Audrain County
H. W. Curry, chairman of the Audrain County Savings Bonds committee, announced April sales totaling 52722 dollars, lifting year to date to 199887 dollars or 30 percent of the 1971 goal. Donald W. Douglas, state chairman, reported statewide April sales of 49487911 dollars, reaching 35 percent of the 1971 goal.
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H. W. Curry
Audrain County Savings Bonds Committee
U.S
Donald W. Douglas
Farm Truck Rules Are Eased In Kansas Harvestes
Washington AP reports the Labor and Agriculture departments will announce loosened rules for 18 to 21 year olds operating farm vehicles. Kansas lawmakers Pearson Dole and Sebelious secured exemptions for tractors up to 10,000 pounds, certain farm trucks within 150 miles, farmer controlled tractor-trailer units, and custom harvest trucks. The changes soften DOT proposals imposing strict limits on young operators.
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Washington
Departments of Labor and Agriculture
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Keith Sebelius
Kansas
Department of Transportation
Springfield approves 5 percent raise for city workers
Springfield city council approved a 5 percent cost of living raise for 350 workers whose hourly rates were frozen at the top of the pay scale. The cost is about 67,1000 dollars charged to the contingency fund, with two other appropriations totaling 13,200 leaving roughly 5,000 in reserve.
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Springfield, Mo
Sixty Two Years of Insurance Sales by a Mexican American
Harold McPheeters, raised in Mexico and 84, has spent 62 years in insurance sales with Aetna Life in St. Louis. A MU alumnus, he started part time during college, won a 90 day sales contest, then shifted from law to business to pursue life insurance service. He pioneered pension trusts, consulting for banks, and helped create retirement income for thousands of employees, now serving 140 banks as pension consultant.
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Harold McPheeter
Mexico
St. Louis
Aetna Life Insurance Co
McPheeters
Emma McPheeters
Robert Wood
Robert McPheeters
University of Missouri
Webster Latney New Homes Go Up
Building permits issued by Taylor Sewell authorize Loyd Wilson Construction Co to build two new houses. One home will be at 716 Webster St for Edward Moreau. The notice records the builder, property address, and recipient of the permit.
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Taylor Sewell
Loyd Wilson Construction Co
Webster St
Edward Moreau
Graduation Day at A. B. Chance Center Eleven Workers Earn Certificates
Graduation day at Centralia marks completion for 11 Chance Company employees in winter courses at the Engineering Research Center. The 1970-71 program included hydraulics and a new desk-top computer course, with instructors Dennis Haubein and Bob Wright.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Company
Engineering Research Center
Research Center
Dennis Haubein
Bob Wright
Donald Collins, Jr
Ed Ramsey
Leonard Sanders
Frank Myers
Jerry Stanley
Daren Clark
Ramsey
Sanders
Melvin Gee, Jr
Stanley Garton
Harold George
Melvin Clutter
Charles Grosse
Carl Yager
Armin Bruning
When People Think Rates Will Rise Mortgage Costs Follow
Washington AP reports that consumer expectations about higher rates push up mortgage costs. Despite ample lending funds from banks and S and Ls, long term bond increases and Fannie Mae discount shifts, plus inflation risk, could raise rates further. Government officials monitor effect on Nixon era housing goals.
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Washington
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Oakley Hunter
Nixon
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