Foreigners Buy U.S. Stocks Amid Market Apathy
Foreign investors buy U S stocks despite American disinterest, with first quarter net purchases likely over 1 billion dollars. Banks note a 17 percent dollar depreciation since 1970 against major currencies, making U S shares cheaper. High quality growth names like Eastman Kodak Polaroid Xerox and IBM lead purchases. Chase Manhattan projects the trend to continue supported by lower U S inflation and rising profits.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
Chase Manhattan Bank
International Finance
Germany
Switzerland
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
Sweden
Cana
Britain
Japan
Chase
Europe
Eastman Kodak
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
U.S
Newark High 1973 valedictorian Pat Johnson leads graduation
Miss Pat Johnson was named valedictorian of Newark High School's 1973 senior class and delivered the commencement address. The ceremony featured the class motto Yesterday is Gone Tomorrow May Never Come Today is Yours Seize it with musical selections by the chorus and band.
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Newark
Pat Johnson
Newark High School
Brett Enger
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Bruce Cerny
Margaret Hartnett
Hendrika Rossaert
Judy Vanjoske
Tom Anderson
Jean Johnson
Kris Bennett
Tom Mathie
Julie Thompson
Debbie Biller
Tim Spidle
Janet Whitfield
American Legion
John Akre
Grade School Board of Education
Memory as balm in the old days by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a healing balm for present pains and future loneliness. He recalls simpler times, low costs, and social norms from the past, noting differences in leisure, work, education, and charity, and ends with a nostalgia about melodies and harmonies.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Farewell Sermon For Rev Hatton At United Methodist Church
The Rev. Jerry Hatton will preach his farewell sermon at the United Methodist Church in Plattville. A special recognition will honor Hatton and his family as he departs for new assignments with Troy Grove Presbyterian and Triumph United Methodist Churches starting June 17.
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Plattville
Jerry Hatton
United Methodist Church
Hatton
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Troy Grove Presbyterian
Triumph United Methodist Churches
Yorkville
United Methodist
Henry Gruber
Denise Naden
Lou Ann Watkins
Diane Manning
Kathy Kopelman
Attorney General Rules Open Meetings Apply to Higher Ed Panels
Springfield Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott issued an official opinion stating advisory committees and subcommittees of the Illinois Board of Higher Education must follow the Public Meetings Act. He notes the act applies to all public bodies regardless of tax funding or revenue use.
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Springfield
William J. Scott
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Scott
Board of Higher Education
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