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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
6
Mutual funds face a sales lull despite a stock price rebound as redemptions approach new highs in months with strong sales. Net inflows for the first four months trail 1969 and 1970, while more funds exist than in earlier periods, signaling tougher fundraising ahead for fund managers.
Consumer experts emphasize correct antenna choice and skilled installation to maximize color and clarity. NATESA and NEA urge consumer education and technician guidance to avoid costly, subpar performance and ensure a TV set meets its design potential.
Perry A. Caplan of Troy an associate of the J. A. Van Wie agency returned from Montreal where he attended the 89th annual convention of the New York State Association of Insurance Agents. He is president of the Troy Area Independent Insurance Agents Association Inc.
Chief Frank Dyson cut the patrolman minimum height by one inch to 5 feet 6 inches to draw Mexican-Americans into the police force, but no recruits have joined.
Merck Sharpe and Dohme Laboratories have introduced a triple vaccine to protect against measles mumps and rubella in the area. Approved by the National Institutes of Health two months ago the product joins a forthcoming measles rubella double vaccine. Immunization urgency rises as under half the nation’s children are protected against measles and rubella edges toward epidemic levels. The vaccines received three years of testing before licensing.
The Q A covers retroactive increases paid in June for January through April, early retirement reductions, and medical benefits for a 65 year old spouse. It explains eligibility for supplemental insurance and hospitalization protection tied to a spouse’s wage record.
John M. Beatty of East Acres Troy has been named the winner of John P. Ryan Furniture Co contest celebrating the store’s 46th anniversary. The prize is a two week all expense tour of Ireland for two persons.
A trends roundup notes private label growth in major chains with private label share up to 60 percent, and 33 percent for a discount chain. A government study estimates home laundry costs per load from 50 to 73 cents weekly. An insurance tip warns dropping comprehensive coverage may be wise for older cars unless value justifies it. Guidance on meat buying and can integrity advises waste, portions, and avoiding bulging cans. A modular camper trailer promises expanded living space without larger tow limits. A no sew patch innovation allows quick button repairs with durable patches.
Dorothy W. Dansereau purchases Knowlson's Cosmetic Shop at 252 Broadway, bringing 35 years of staff affiliation. The store, previously on Fourth Street for fifty years, will continue cosmetic services with Dansereau as proprietor and adviser to clients.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader announced plans to form the Public Interest Medical group to monitor the medical profession similar to his Raiders. The team will study food and drug regulations, hospital secrecy, and care quality, starting this summer with 2-3 physicians and volunteers.
At Kettering grammar school a satellite tracking team using a $60 shortwave receiver detected the Soyuz 11 signals at 6 05 am Sunday. Jodrell Bank Observatory experts praised the students for their outstanding work while Tass announced the launch later. Geoffrey Perry supervised the station and noted signals to Salute in orbit changed.
More than 500 people attended a Lansingburgh High School band concert and ice cream festival in Powers Park despite cold weather. The event, led by Richard Rowe, kicks off a summer series tied to the bicentennial celebration with Sousa marches and other selections.
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