Delaying Five Carbondale brokers offer tips for 1985 Best Bets
Carbondale brokers present a broad range of investment tips this week to kick off Broker's Best Bets for 1985. Participants include Patrick Burley of Burley-Shay Investments and Don Hancock of D.R. Hancock, with Gary Parrish, A.G. Edwards, John Purcell, Thomson McKinnon, John Uffelman, and E F Hutton. Burley highlights Delta Airlines as a large, aggressive company with an experienced staff in the market.
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Carbondale
Patrick Burley
Burley-Shay Investments
Don Hancock
D.R. Hancock
Gary Parrish
A.G. Edwards
John Purcell
Thomson McKinnon
John Uffelman
E.F. Hutton
Financial tips and stock calls from seasoned analysts
Burley expects Delta to earn 5.95 per share this year as shares trade around 43 to 44 dollars. Hancock cautions rates may fall further with Fed moves, noting insider stock purchases and value picks like Travelers Insurance at about 37 dollars. Parrish urges early 1985 IRA contributions to avoid interest loss, Purcell cites Illinois bonds at about 10 percent yields, and Uffelman endorses Measurex Corp for its backlog and debt-free status.
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Ing
Dallas
Burley
Delta
Federal Reserve
Hancock
Traveler’s Insurance
Parrish
Hook's Drugstores expand into Herrin store grand opening
Hook's drugstores opens Herrin Drug Store at 1607 S Park Ave within Clark Trail Shopping Center with a 10 am Thursday ribbon cutting. Mayor Ed Quaglin, Chamber director Tom Dinnis, and Hook's leadership expected to attend. Two hundred one dollar bills will be donated to Herrin Ambulance Service to fund mast trousers for a new unit. Pharmacists Mark L Shaw and Claudia Crews will manage and assist.
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Hook’s
Herrin Drug Store
S. Park Ave
Clark Trail
Herrin
Ed Quaglin
Herrin Chamber of Commerce
Tom Dinnis
J. Douglas Reeves
Mark L. Shaw
Hook
Newburgh
Ind
Mount Carmel High School
Purdue University
Claudia Crews
Carbondale
Carbondale Community High School
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fairfield
Ill
Merger collapse shocks Wall Street in oil deal
Diamond Shamrock Corp of Texas cancelled its 3.3 billion merger with Occidental Petroleum hours after management agreed, leaving shareholders facing hundreds of millions in losses. Analysts say Shamrock's Bricker would not have stayed on after the merger, catching Occidental by surprise.
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New York
Wall Street
Diamond Shamrock Corp
Texas
Occidental Petroleum Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Cities Service Co
Shamrock
William H. Bricker
Armand Hammer
Occidental
Hammer
Los Angeles
Reeves Heads Job Service Office in Murphysboro
Russel Reeves of Murphysboro was named manager of the Illinois Department of Employment Security Murphysboro office on January 1. The appointment is part of a statewide reorganization consolidating Job Service and Unemployment Insurance management. Reeves will oversee new service systems and data processing to improve employment and unemployment benefit services, following 12 years as manager of Murphysboro Unemployment Insurance.
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Russel Reeves
Murphysboro
Illinois Department of Employment Security
Reeves
Murphysboro Unemployment Insurance Office
Funeral home marks 50 years in Pinckneyville
Pyatt Funeral Home of Southern Illinois celebrates its golden anniversary of continuous service with an open house at 309 S. Main St. in Pinckneyville from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Owners Maurice Pyatt, Richard Pyatt, Eric Campagna and Richard Pacey greet guests as a memorial exhibit from the Illinois Funeral Directors Association goes on display, including a replica of Abraham Lincoln's casket housed in a mobile unit beside the home’s new sheltered ramp.
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Pyatt Funeral Home
Southern Illinois
Pinckneyville
Maurice Pyatt
Richard Pyatt
Eric Campagna
Richard Pacey
S. Main St
Illinois Funeral Directors Association
Pyatt
Abraham Lincoln
Chrysler job openings draw 6 000 applicants
About 6,000 people sought 700 jobs at a Chrysler Sterling Heights plant as a second shift was planned for February 25. Officials said applicants would be screened from existing lists, reducing chances for new hires despite large turnout at Michigan Employment Security Commission offices in Sterling Heights and Pontiac.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Sterling Heights
Douglas Nicoll
Michigan Employment Security Commission
MESC
Pontiac
Nicoll
Sterlingee Police
George
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Si Wire Services
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Supreme Court
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Federal Reserve Board
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Federal Trade Commission
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Chicago Title Insurance Co
Chicago
Safeco Title Insurance Co
First
American Title Insurance Co
Santa Ana
Calif
Lawyers Title Insurance Co
Richmond
Amex
NYSE
Allen Industries
Meis
Dayco
Brown Group
McDonalds
Coca-Cola
Norge
Consol
DuPont
Old Ben Coal
Dennys
Standard Oil Ohio
Freeman Coal
3156
Gen. Dynamics
Pepsi Holiday Inn
Phelps Dodge
Inland Steel
Ramada Inn
J.C. Penney
K Mart
City Investing
Lee Ent. Tuck Tape
So. Ilinoison
U.S. Gypsum Lastour WalMart
Bemis
Wendys
EMC
Auto Record Books
IRS
Stiles Office
E.main P.O
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Shack
Eeerea4
Tandy Advanced Technology
Er Sy
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CitiLine
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Radio Shack
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