Vets urged to register New Mexico veterans at Kiwanis talk
G Y Fails New Mexico veterans affairs director urged immediate registration of local veterans. Speaking at the Northwest Albuquerque Kiwanis Club on November 14 in observance of Veterans Day, he noted many veterans delay formal duties, risking burdens on widows and hardship for children. He advised obtaining and returning the official form via his Santa Fe office. The office serves over 100 hospitalized veterans across NM. Also announced: Evard Tiny Servoss elected Kiwanis vice president and David Lyon of Rio Rancho inducted as a new club member.
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Smart Timing on Certificates and Mortgage Payoff
The advisor suggests keeping the 9 percent mortgage and investing in a market certificate yielding about 12 percent to gain a net 3 percent, arguing the economy likely won’t worsen within six months. They also advise buying Long Island Lighting stock via warrants, noting yields of 12.71 percent at current price and 13.33 percent at the rights price, and deeming the rights not worthwhile to sell. The recommendation is to subscribe and add to holdings.
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