Growth of Investment Advisory Services Increases on Wall Street
The rise in registered investment advisory services climbs from 1 635 in 1966 to over 3 640 by Sept 30 1971. The trend stems from serving small investors, with firms like Argus Research expanding into portfolio management for medium and small accounts via brokers. Argus offers a limited stock list with buy sell or hold guidance, aiming to keep research primary and commissions low.
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New York
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Portfoliio
Argus Research Corp
Argus
Argus Securities Management Corp
Commemorative Stamp Folders Slated To Begin
Monroe and West Monroe postmasters announce a five day program starting this week to sell 1971 Commemorative Stamp Folders at main post offices and Louisville and Downtown Stations. Each 10 by 10 inch folder includes descriptions, 1971 stamps, and hinges for mounting. The postmasters urge early purchases as supplies are limited and cite gifts for Christmas.
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Monroe
W. W. Hathorn
West Monroe
H. B Roark
U.S
Louisville
Area Men Await Enlistment After Christmas
Area recruiters report five new enlistees in the past week with the Air Force taking three recruits and the Marines two. No Army or Navy recruits were listed. Recruits include John Earl Sullivan from West Monroe and Gary Ward Sadler from Bastrop heading into electronics, Amos Gail Maddox of Farmerville and Jackie Hunt of Marion joining under the 180 Day Delay Program.
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Air Force
Marines
Army
Navy
John Earl Sullivan
West Monroe
Gary Ward Sadler
Francis Sadler
Bastrop
Michael Eugene Thompson
Linda M. Thompson
Newellton
Amos Gail Maddox
B. J. Maddox
Farmerville
Jackie Hunt
Perry Hunt
Marion
Tankers Begin Oil Deliveries to Cape Breton Island Refinery
About a quarter million tons of crude oil started moving to a new Cape Breton Island refinery last June as major shipments commenced. The development signals a surge in regional energy activity and infrastructure use.
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Cape Breton Island
Public schools face closures amid rising costs and reluctance to tax
Inflation and taxpayer resistance to new levies force closures or cuts in services across Ohio Missouri Wisconsin California and Washington. Chicago plans to borrow to keep schools open through 1971 ending, while Kansas City voters weigh a tax hike to cover salaries and improvements. Educators cite reliance on property taxes and bond hesitancy as core funding hurdles.
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Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
California
Washington
West Warwick
U.S
Philadelphia
New York City
Montana
Massachusetts
Chicago
Board of Education
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Cook County
Kansas City
Associated Press
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Malcom N. Carter
Laurence J. O'Connor
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State Supreme Court
Edwin H. Harper
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