Insur ancenter Relocates to New Marion Office
James Pete Truran and Terry Moore of Lake of Egypt announce the Insur ancenter moves to 1002 Elm St Marion. Truran a 19 year insurance veteran represents Franklin Life and serves on John A. Logan Board of Trustees. Moore has over six years as an insurance underwriter at Truran. Call 993-3635 for details.
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James
Pete’’ Truran
Terry Moore
Lake of Egypt
Insurancenter
Marion
Elm St
Truran
Franklin Life Insurance
John A. Logan
Moore
Southern Illinois
Krehbiel firm renames to Krehbiel & Associates
Mount Vernon CPA firm Krehbiel, Steffens, Bowen & Co. changes name to Krehbiel & Associates effective May 1. The firm, operating since 1967, sees Lesley E. Bowen withdraw to join Quest Petroleum, Ltd. as chief operating officer. Partners are Wayne L. Krehbiel, Merle A. Hollmann, and James M. Randall.
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Wayne L. Krehbiel
Allen Industries to add 50 jobs at Herrin plant
Allen Industries expects about 50 new jobs at its Herrin manufacturing facility after consolidating equipment from a Richmond Virginia plant. Hiring would start after a six to eight week study to verify equipment compatibility, with final board approval anticipated in early June in Ohio.
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Allen Industries
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Richard Hughes
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Gas prices to rise in summer as EPA lead rule nears
Los Angeles AP report notes summer price pressures driven by a 0.5 gram lead limit set to take effect July 1, with refiners stocking unleaded gasoline and leaded users possibly switching for better value after the change. Industry observer Dan Lundberg cites seasonality and regulatory impact on pump prices.
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Los Angeles
Petroleum Industry
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Lundberg
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Stock rebound signals positive market omen in Dow roundup
Tony Stevens presents a weekly market roundup from Carbon Dale brokers as Fed policy steadiness lifts sentiment. GM gains pace with an $68.50 price and 8.3 percent yield while Purcell touts Lynch Communications at $34.63, backed by strong cash, rising orders from Bell systems, and potential five year growth. Parrish highlights Texaco as an income play after debt reduction and Getty deal integration.
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D. R. Hancock
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Thomson-McKinnon Securities
Gary Parrish
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Hancock
Paul Volcker
Feds
Lynch Communications
American Exchange
Bell
Senate
Southland Royalty
Parrish
Texaco
Getty
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