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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1998

Page

5

Start investing early and smart for long term gains

A reader from Salinas asks why teens should start investing. guidance stresses early action with a hypothetical $1,000 at 11% over 50 years producing substantial returns. It urges learning through careful stock selection and highlights a teen job-hunting approach using networking, advisory reading, and career sites for exploration.

My Smartest Investment Mock Stock Experience

A Wilkes-Barre high school sophomore recounts a two month mock stock portfolio. Lucent Technologies rose 33 percent from $90 to $120, yielding an imagined $1,829 gain. Tommy Hilfiger advanced 27 percent. The piece promotes mock investing to learn without real risk and invites readers to submit lessons learned.

Coughlin High School Lucent Technologies Tommy Hilfiger Justin Pekarski Wilkes-Barre Matley

Back to school Fool tips on paying for college

A compact guide with age old earnings facts from 1993 Census data and practical saving plans for college. It urges early planning by parents and students, suggests Education IRAs, public universities, scholarships, and lists useful websites to explore funding options and reduce costs for higher education.

Xerox Corp Never changes the world by dry writing wordplay

The puzzle identifies Xerox Corp as the answer. Xerox began as the Haloid Co in 1906 and now employs about 91,000 people with roughly half its sales in the United States. It funded 1970s research that led to the first commercial computer mouse, laser printing, and Ethernet, among other breakthroughs.

Haloid Co United States Xerox Corp

What is This Thing Called The Motley Fool

The Motley Fool claims to tell the truth about investing with a humorous tone that seeks to help readers grow wealth. It frames itself as a modern day court jester offering candid financial insights to help readers laugh toward financial gains.

Motley Fool

Bee Crash Course in Investing Perspective

Evening news notes a downbeat mood with the Russell 2000 down about 22 percent for the year as of August end. The piece urges investors to focus on selecting strong companies at fair prices, not daily market moves, and to consider long term trends and careful research before buying.

United States Peter Lynch

Xerox diversity toolkit aims to teach children too

Xerox promotes a family oriented diversity kit to extend training beyond workers to their children. Joseph Cicero, a Rochester plant supervisor, uses it with his 12 year old son to discuss culture and prejudice and to help him understand that everybody is good.

Joseph Cicero Xerox Rochester N.Y Joey Cicero U.S Barry Lawrence The Society For Human Resource Management

Crayola Toolkit Aims to Boost Kids View of Diversity

Xerox develops a diversity tool kit with WFD, offered to employees and soon to clients. Judy Santiago-Cruse will use it with her 7-year-old son Jason after a classmate called him a black boy. Brooks condemns prejudice but acknowledges progress may be limited as his 9-year-old son feels anger and sadness.

WFD Xerox Judy Santiago-Cruse Jason Brooks

Whitaker's lifelong drive links Africa growth and history

Whitaker frames Africa slavery and colonial legacy as both reminder and pride while detailing a career spanning local youth leadership, state department posts, and Africa trade policy. She highlights the need for a proactive trade approach, credits allies like Rangel and Williams, and cites her aim to leave a lasting impact.

Bi Rivers Whitaker Africa Barbara Simmons Wisconsin Washington Congressional Black Caucus American University International Economic Development Agency Foreign Service State Department Abidjan Ivory Coast Mike Williams U.S Jim McDermott R-Wash International Energy Policy Office Commerce Brown

Wall Street Wisdom Rejected as Risk Returns for Investors

The text reflects on how 401(k) plans IRAs pensions and mutual funds tie most households to markets and how seven years of subpar adviser returns have shaken faith. It notes fund flows from savings and pensions fueled the ascent while managers ignored price standards and now investors insist old measures still matter and risk has reasserted itself.

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