Carroll Righter Forecast for December 14 1973
Friday’s general tendency highlights strong days for extending activities and making intelligent changes. Aries should seek valuable contacts. Taurus can charm home life. Gemini and Libra push for better surroundings and aims. Moon Children, Scorpio, and Capricorn urged to seek influential help, study, and plan for clearer profits.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
P.O. Box
Hollywood
Calif
Retirement investing questions in a mixed portfolio
A retiree and spouse weigh selling tax exempt bonds and stocks to buy corporate bonds vs holding stocks. Advice favors maintaining some stock exposure and cautiously shifting about half of tax exempt holdings into high quality corporates, highlighting liquidity and risk of long term bonds and marketability even in downturns. A reader asks about mutual funds, with the columnist endorsing a book and stressing fund prospectus understanding. North River project in Marietta, Ohio involves vinyl blankets for a $230 million NYC foundation, protecting a large caisson-based structure and a future sewage plant.
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Marietta, Ohio
UPI
Concrete and Steel Foundation
New York City
North River
B. F. Goodrich
Manhattan
Marietta
Ohio
Hudson River
Common Market Industries Push for Unified Energy Policy
The Union of Industries of the European Community urges nine member states to craft a common energy policy and accelerate alternative energy projects as Arab oil cuts impact automakers and engineering plants. It calls reassessment of coal, expansion of oil exploration, and faster nuclear plant programs while preserving current supply.
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Brussels
Probation For West Monroe Residents On Checks And Contempt
West Monroe City Court handed one year probation to Samuel T. Clark of 105 Oaklawn after combined suspended sentences totaling 30 to 120 days for worthless checks and contempt. Mrs. Troy Lewis of Jonesboro faced 125 dollars or 36 days for a single worthless check. Charles H. Harris faced 100 dollars or 30 days for firearm and resisting arrest, plus a year unsupervised probation.
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West Monroe
William Norris
Samuel T. Clark
Oaklawn
Troy Lewis
Jonesboro
Thomas Davenport
Monroe City
Charles H. Harris
DeWana Head Jones
Grayling Ln
Monroe
Charles Ray Coleman
Millhaven Rd
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Carroll Righter Institute
Robert Frank
Frank
Hart Publishing Company
Campbell
Union
WalTi
Kmart Credit Card Master “Harge Too
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Kresge Company
Tez
Holly Garland
Our
Mac
Super Freight
Heer
Catfish
J. M. Brown
Jonesboro RD
West
Ragers
Kmart
SSP Derby
Super Sonic Power
G.I. Joe Adventurer
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