Ford leads sales oace in late April auto period
Ford Motor Co, the nation's No 2 automaker, posted higher late April sales while other non-Japanese domestic makers fell. Domestic car sales from April 21 to 30 slipped 0.4 percent versus last year, with US built light trucks up 0.7 percent. Overall, U.S. makers sold 691,803 domestically produced cars in the month, down 3.9 percent. Light trucks reached 134,295, up from 133,382 a year prior.
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From Job Cuts to New Careers in Global Markets
Sylvia Porter outlines how a career executive shifted from overseas chemical representation to a State Department financial attache after a company closure. The piece highlights industry-wide cuts in oil and broadcasting, urging outplacement steps, emotional management, and a structured review of past achievements to identify viable new options.
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American Chemical Company
U.S
State Department
ABC
CBS
NBC
Neil Redford
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Your money's worth and career dreams exploration
The passage urges translating achievements into skills, identifying patterns in creative and leadership abilities, and brainstorming career options. It prompts reflection on late-blooming goals, reconciling youthful aspirations with current opportunities, and planning financially for potential salary changes while researching fields and steps to reach five-year goals.
Stock filings reveal large holdings across many firms
The Herald Journal piece lists October SEC filings showing percentages held in dozens of companies by various funds and individuals. Entries include Celutel Inc with 29.7 percent of 12,500,000 shares, and Tejon Ranch Co with 30.1 percent, among others such as First Indiana Corp at 32.2 percent and Spendthrift Farm Inc at 33.44 percent, detailing share counts and ownership percentages.
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Celutel Inc
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Payne John W. Fucson
Florida Employers Insurance CP
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
Fenimore Asset Management Inc
Cableskill
WEST@URNE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES LTD
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Alberta
Dumez Investments Inc
Care Enterprises
Laguna Hills
Cal
Bangerter Des R
Spectra Physics Inc
San Jose
Gal
Harrosh
Joseph L. Fremont
Cali
Gare Enterprises
Bangerter Dee R
Tejon Ranch CO
Lebec
Ardell Investment Co
Los Angeles
Adac Laboratories
Deinhammer Robert L. Milpitas
Bangerter Lee R
Silicon General Inc
Sherman Oaks
Fortune Systems Corp
Belmont
Elrick R Peter
New York
Morgan Olmstead Kennedy & Gardner Capital
Fusco Michael A
Blue Ridge Gold Corp
Englewood, Co
Kilcher Robert
First Indiana Corp
Indianapolis
McKinney Robert H
State Boston Retirement
Boston
Spendthrift Farm Inc
Lexington
Combs Leslie II
Lexingston
Homaging
Detroit
Tangent Corp
DOC Optics Corp
Southfield
FMR Corp
Columbus & Greenville Railway GO. Inc
Columbus
Wilhite Sam 'S
General Ceramics Inc
Haskell
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society
Glasgow
United Kingdom
Intercontinental Life Corp
London
Staff Builders Inc
Tander Loving Care Health Care Services Inc
Lake Success
Accuray Corp
Colimbus
Ohio
Scanish Amicable Life Assurance Society
Taft Broadcasting CO
Cincinnati
MB Texas T Partners
Fort Worth
Tex
Dorsey Corp
Chattanooga
Seemala Partners LP
Spectradyne Inc
Richardson, Tex
DA II Co
Beverly Hills
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