White Collar Crime Taught Here at Montclair State College
Montclair State College sociology professor Dr. David N. Alloway urges business students to study white collar crime alongside finance and marketing. He teaches how criminals operate, detect irregularities, and curb fraud, noting computers aid white collar schemes and organized crime now pursues legitimate ventures.
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Montclair State College
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Answers By Andy Lang I Aids for Furniture Finishes and Primers
Iodine can be used to hide light scratches on varnished or lacquered furniture with rare success and may darken the finish. It does not damage wood but can be visible on light finishes. test on an inconspicuous spot first. Latex primer sealer targets unpainted interior walls and porous surfaces. latex paint can serve as primer or finish on walls, not for bare wood. read labels for requirements.
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Money Talks and Goodbye in Dear Abby Letters
A collection of reader notes to Ann Landers covers Confederate money values, marital illiteracy, and suggestions on handling obscene calls. It includes advice on testing for learning disabilities, the prudence of silent endings to harassment, and a request for more noted “laws” of human behavior with mixed responses from readers.
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Ann Landers
U.S
C. Northcote Parkinson
Ann
Some Advice For Fruit Gardeners This Spring
Dr. Frank Morrison of Kansas State University advises fruit gardeners to assess space drainage cold-air pockets and maintenance commitments before planting. He notes Kansas suited fruits include apples pears grapes and berries with frost risk on blossoms and pollination needs driving variety choices and orchard planning.
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Kansas State University
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Checker Tournament Goes On At Blacksmith Shop
In Greenwood Mississippi William Foreman, 74, keeps a forge alive as a busy checker competition centers in his battered tin shop. Dozens queue daily, sitting on wooden benches to challenge Foreman and each other in a fast, single elimination style. The shop hosts outside when weather permits, otherwise indoors for warmth. Foreman says the checker tradition has lasted 20 years with Ramis as long as he recalls.
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Greenwood
Miss
William Foreman
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