Romney to Speak at Ottawa University Chapel
Rodney Romney senior minister of First Baptist Church Seattle will speak at 10 a m Wednesday in the Ottawa University chapel auditorium on Peace Strategies of the Future He has taught counseled youth military dependents in France and holds degrees from Linfield College Berkeley Baptist Divinity School and an American Baptist Seminary of the West doctorate earned in 1978 The public is invited to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Seattle
Wash
Ottawa University
Romney
Lakeshore Avenue
Teen Pregnancy Letters Highlight Family Struggles and Tire Safety
A reader recounts discovering birth control pills and a teenage daughter's pregnancy, urging careful handling rather than confrontation. The column notes a court ruling restoring tire treadwear ratings, then shifts to a waitress's complaints about lingering customers and seating patience.
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Ann Landes
Cori Nichole Harris Celebrates Third Birthday Today
Cori Nichole Harris turns three today daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Harris of 1003 N Cedar. Her grandparents are Mr and Mrs Curtis Miller of 808 N Poplar and Mr and Mrs C Kenneth Harris of 1410 S Oak. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leland Logan of 115 Maple and Mrs Leona Miller of Brighton California.
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Sam Harris
N. Cedar
Cori Nichole
Curtis Miller
N. Poplar
C. Kenneth Harris
S. Oak
Leland Logan
Maple
Leona Miller
Brighton
Calo
Birthday of Elizabeth Gravenstein in Bringhurst
Elizabeth Amanda Gravenstein celebrated her first birthday on March 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Gravenstein of Bringhurst Indiana. Elizabeth’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gravenstein of 912 Birch and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collett of Marion. Her great grandmothers are Mrs. Marguarite Sherwood of Grandview Missouri and Mrs. Ethel Gravenstein of Manhattan.
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Elizabeth Amanda Gravenstein
Martin G. Gravenstein
Bringhurst
Ind
Elizabeth
George M. Gravenstein
Birch
Howard Collett
Marion
Marguarite Sherwood
Grandview
Ethel Gravenstein
Manhattan
Energy efficient home loans unveiled by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae said they will buy or back mortgages that cover energy efficient upgrades in new or existing homes. Loans may exceed standard debt to income limits. They will also back second mortgages for energy conservation projects with higher ratios.
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp
Freddie Mac
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Solar energy systems cost despite free energy
Kansas State researchers explain that solar systems are cost effective only if energy savings cover the initial price within a reasonable payback period. They note tax credits, system size, materials, site factors, and labor shape costs, with federal 40 percent and Kansas 30 percent credits through 1985.
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Manhattan
Doug Walter
Bruce Snead
Kansas State University
Walter
Kansas
Snead
Play Your Money Safe in 1985 says Changing Times forecas
The Kiplinger influenced forecast advises a cautious 1985 strategy: favor steady growth assets, avoid inflation hedges like gold and real estate, and allocate about 50 percent to bonds, 35 percent to large-cap stocks, and 15 percent to cash. It notes bonds remain solid, warns high tech gains fade, and highlights money markets for liquidity with tax-exempt options and high yield bonds as riskier choices.
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Changing Times Magazine
Treasury
Robert Farrell
Merrill Lynch
Changing Times
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