Slain hero's family due benefits board rules
NEW YORK AP New York Workmen's Compensation Board says the family of a salesman shot to death last Oct 18 while pursuing a robber on a crowded midtown street is entitled to benefits Review Board is being considered. Albert M Aronowitz attorney for Goldberg's widow Barbara estimates she could receive 1.0% in benefits over her lifespan. He says she may educate her boys and feel her husband’s death was not in vain. Goldberg's employer Shulman Air Freight Co had not contested the family’s right to the insurance payments.
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Market Ends Volatile Day With 1.72 Point Dow Gain
The market opened erratic, rallied twice from Monday's decline, then fell again as margin selling diluted any gains. The Dow Jones Average rose 1.72 to 772.29 amid overall declines for the eighth straight session on the NYSE, with 15.54 million shares traded. The NYSE composite edged up to 42.40, while the AMEX market value index reached 74.79.
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