Sandpoint Insurer Man Earns CLU Designation in Chicago
Al E. Herman, District Manager for Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance, received the Chartered Life Underwriter designation at the American College of Life Underwriters conferment in Chicago on September 24. The CLU honors life and health insurance professionals who pass exams and meet ethical standards. 1800-plus awardees this year bring total holders to 25,387 since 1927. Herman joined Phoenix Mutual in 1963, moved to Spokane in 1967, and serves Sandpoint clients from there.
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Mamie Views Theatre Named For Eisenhower
Mrs. Eisenhower visited the Kennedy Center stage as workers finished the Eisenhower Theatre. She praised the project and thanked supporters as the theater nears opening after the opera and concert halls. The Eisenhower Theater is set to debut October 18 following JFK Center milestones.
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Nixon Returns To Capitol After Alaska Visit
President Nixon flew from Elmendorf Air Force Base to Washington aboard Air Force One after a six hour flight. The trip followed a historic meeting with Emperor Hirohito in Anchorage the first by a reigning Japanese monarch outside Japan. Nixon planned a busy schedule with brief stops in Washington and a gala for Mamie Eisenhower.
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Federal law enhances enforcement in National Forests
Federal law authorizes cooperative enforcement between the Forest Service and local police to curb lawless behavior in National Forest recreation areas. The measure PL 92-82 signed by President Nixon could reimburse states for such enforcement and strengthens ties between agencies as Kellner notes. He cites over 40 complaints filed this year and calls for broader funding and training to protect visitors and property.
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