Mutual fund service quality as a key factor for investors
A Financial Focus piece notes 80 percent of mutual fund business and service come from 20 percent of customers. It warns funds not to be complacent as competition rises, and discusses fees for special services and withdrawal charges to curb costly client turnover. The piece urges investors to judge service by representatives since strong service can influence fund retention.
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Bob Upton
Financial Services Week
Mutual Funds
Arrest of Patrick A Helms on suspended license charge
The Daily Report notes Patrick A Helms, 21, Hutchinson, arrested by the Highway Patrol on I-35 at the Homewood exit for driving with a suspended license. He posted $1,000 bond and is to appear in District Court. District Court News also lists marriage licenses and a roster of local notices.
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Patrick A. Helms
Hutchinson
Highway Patrol
Homewood
District Court
Kevin Dwayne Pearson
Monte Vista
Colo
Angee Toi Lynch
Ottawa
Kimberly Rae Smith
Michael Scott Sjogren
Princeton
Jennifer Michelle Tschantz
Brian Keith Bruno
Steven
Stacie Rae Pacholke
Hewitt
Capitol statue sculptor toils with a dull chisel
Kansas artist Richard Bergen labors on a 20 foot Indian sculpture named Ad Astra for the Capitol dome in Topeka while fundraising struggles delay the project. He notes no deadline and remains determined to complete the bronze 4000 pound figure with its bow directed to the North Star as officials shoulder financial and structural challenges.
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Suzanne Perez
Wichita Eagle
Salina
Richard Bergen
Vivaldi
Kansas Art Commission
Bergen
Capitol Dome
Topeka
Cials
Rich
Capitol
Bob Burtch
Obituary for Eileen Canfield Omit Son’s Name
Incomplete obituary from The Herald for Eileen Canfield of Garnett was corrected to include her surviving son, Roger Robens Garett, whose name had been omitted in the Friday notice. The correction notes other details remain as published.
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Eileen Canfield
Garnett
Roger Robens
Garett
Weekend Market Report Signals Retreat on Wall Street
New York stocks fell as the Dow dropped 20.55 to 2,593.81 amid disappointing inflation data and rising rates. Bond yields hovered near 8.19 percent as industrial production slipped 1.7 percent, with General Motors and Ford among the top losers. Grain futures closed modestly higher on light volume at Chicago Board of Trade.
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NY Stock Exchange
Ment
General Motors
Ford Motor
Board OF Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Life and health insurance help from Paul Hays
Call Paul Hays, Manager Farm Bureau Insurance, at 242 4722 for life and health insurance needs and questions.
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Paul Hays
Farm Bureau Insurance
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