Burger King’s Darling rises from assistant manager to president
Miami based Burger King executives elevated Jay Darling to president and chief operating officer of the Pillsbury subsidiary as of May 31. Darling, 36, moved from executive VP to oversee operations after a career path from restaurant manager to district and regional leader. He attributes his rapid ascent to peer support and management style alignment with chairman J Campbell. Darling grew up on Long Island, briefly attended NYIT, and joined Burger King via a franchise job after a police trainee stint, later climbing without finishing college.
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J. Jeffrey Campbell
Jerry Ruenheck
Pillsbury
Ruenheck
Coral Gables
Fla
Campbell
Ruenbeck
New York
Long Island
New York Institute of Technology
Westbury
New York City
Mensa Society
1984 Best Investments: Bonds Edge Paintings in Performance
Fact magazine lists 1984 top investments led by corporate bonds, Yankee bonds, and mutual funds focusing on growth. Stocks and other bond categories dominate nine of the top ten, while silver, diamonds, and other tangibles lag behind. Ginnie Mae bonds surge over 20 percent in six months, and inflation-adjusted value shows a 1980 dollar worth 79 cents today.
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U.S
Fact Magazine
Ginnie Mae
Yankee
Treasury
Dan Dortman Investment Rankings from Five Years Ago
A list shows Dan Dortman’s assets five years back across categories like Yankee bonds, growth funds, income funds, corporate bonds, treasury bonds, Ginnie Mae bonds, money market funds, coins, AMEX stocks, OTC and NYSE stocks, common stocks, Chinese ceramics, municipal-bond funds, passbook, a single-family home, old master paintings, gems, stamps, gold, diamonds, platinum and silver. Values range from about 19 thousand to under 2 thousand dollars, with a separate one year ago ranking noting shifts among bonds, paintings, currencies, and stocks.
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Treasury
Ginnie Mae
Baldwin United creditors seek 300000 to hire banker for reorg
Creditors ask U S Bankruptcy Judge Randall Newsome to approve a 300000 payment from Baldwin United and its D H Baldwin unit to hire Shearson Lehman Bros Inc as investment banker to evaluate the companys reorganization. The case, under Chapter 11 since 1983, carries over 20 billion in claims and involves Victor Palmieri aiming for a mid year plan. Shearson Lehman notes it represents holders of about 660000 Baldwin United shares and is a co defendant in a New York class action over single premium deferred annuities.
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Shearson Lehman Bros. Inc
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D.H. Baldwin
Victor Palmieri
Shearson
Shearson Lehman
New York
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