Col Harland Sanders Turns Fortune With S S Check
New York AP profile of Col Harland Sanders, 77, the Kentucky colonel behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. The piece notes his rise from near bankruptcy to multimillionaire and his belief in daily work as the path to living. Sanders, famed for his fried chicken, speaks of staying active and productive.
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Widow weighs annuity as safe cash anchor
A 70 year old widow inquires about converting a $15,000 savings certificate at five percent into an annuity paying $102 a month. The column advises weighing the extra $40 monthly comfort against losing liquidity, suggests keeping bank records for tax audits, and notes hospital income vs Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage. It also profiles Harland Sanders’ rise from poverty to founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, highlighting his early work, the $4 million sales, and his philosophy of steady effort and future growth.
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