Thrifty 50 could revive old growth stocks say analysts
Veteran investors argue the so-called nifty 50 may be supplanted by a thrifty 50. George Michaelis of First Pacific Advisers cites IBM Coca Cola GE and Eastman Kodak as examples of underappreciated, single-digit valued leaders offeringdividends growth and potential inflation hedges. He predicts renewed vigor for longtime blue chips blended with selective bargains.
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New York
Polaroid
Dows
George Michaelis
Los Angeles
First Pacific Advisers
IBM
Minnesota Mining
Coca-Cola
Eastman Kodak
Michaelis
Cola-Cola
Fuzzy Economic Portrait Might Clarify This Summer
By summer, American consumers and producers may know where volatile rates head. The article notes mixed signals in prime and mortgage rates, with forecasts ranging from modest declines to continued upward pressure amid high inflation and tight monetary policy. Analysts expect a summer decision from borrowers and lenders as markets seek clarity.
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New York
Treasury
David Barry
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Barry
Sullivan
Mind Speak: Jim Brooks Uses AIM 65 To Converse At Last
Jim Brooks of Grand Rapids Michigan, born with cerebral palsy, now speaks via a voice synthesizer driven by a pedal controlled AIM 65 micro computer built at Michigan State University. The system translates his right foot movements into pages and words, allowing sentences to emerge spoken through a wheelchair speaker.
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Jim Brooks
Brooks
Rockwell International
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan State University
East Lansing
John B. Eulenberg
Brook
Theo
Michigan State Unversity
Artifica
AIMOS
Michigan State Senate
State House
Michigan State
Government, local wary of anti pollution costs rise
Federal and local governments face rising environmental quality control costs totaling about 14 this year as agencies weigh new measures and funding for pollution cleanup and monitoring efforts. The report notes budget strains, potential cuts, and calls for efficiency in implementing environmental safeguards.
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Eacne
Postal rate hikes cost banks millions
Banks face over 110 million dollars in higher annual costs from a postal rate increase from 15 to 18 cents and additional charges for presorted and heavier mail. ABA warns inflation raises overall costs, urging banks to seek alternatives like electronic services and check safekeeping while noting some customers may bear the added expense.
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American Bankers Assa
ABA
Lee Gunderson
ABA Bank
Banks
Gunderson
Bank of Osceula Osceula
Wis
Postal Rate Commisson
Postal Commission
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Energy
John Cunniff
William Sullivan Jr
Bank of New York
US League of Savings Associations
Sindlinger & Co
Media
Sindlinger
Stephen Blosser
Grand Rapids Junior College
United States
Plantronics
Japan
Santa Cruz
Frederick Electronics
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corp
NTTPC
NTT
Sumitomo Corp
Neil Jaynes
Plantronics Inc
Phil Gattey
Winternational Marketing
Plantron
Wes ‘Santa Cruz
Plantronies
Bu Bk of
Capentituret Mat Wade Bs & Peverrmen
Leery Toverriers
Fea Bo
Peerent
Pete Remy
Thar Aftare
Lota
Small Group Insurance
Jetemy S
Wea
Salisbury
District of Columbia
Sheraton Inn
Rowles & Jameson, Certified Public Accountants CJ
Jacky Anderson
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Delaware
Dow Jones
RIX
CSX Corp
Clorox
Cocacl
Exxon
Fairchild Ind
Gulf Oil
Kmart
Litton
Marriott Corp
Mercantile Bokshi
Mobil
Phil Sly
Sears
Texaco
Warner L. Ba
Watkins J
Whittak
Woolworth
Baker Watts &Co
Frederick
Kennedy Hayes
Perron
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Thurmont Bank
Thurmont
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