Land buying and home climate tips from Trends and Tips
Land investments warn of high risk and need for due diligence. Experts advise visiting properties, considering climate, zoning, lot size, privacy, and future infrastructure. Also notes on life insurance billing, radial tires, compact air conditioners, and mildew remover ease of use.
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Diamond gifts for weddings and anniversaries
In this season of romance diamonds top gift lists for couples and families. Jewelers highlight diamond pendants cuff links and jewelry for brides grooms and anniversaries with range of prices and styles to suit every budget. Visit stores for selections and guidance.
Freihofer Bakery Wins Betler Bread Trophy Again
Freihofer Baking Co of Troy earned the Betler Bread trophy in the Better Bread contest by Quality Bakers of America, marking a second win after 1969. The firm gains permanent possession of the silver trophy as winner of the monthly honors, serving New York State areas from Newburgh to Albany with branches in Albany, Schenectady, and transfer stations at Verona and Glens Falls.
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Fred Z. Letterman
Quality Bakers of American
Wayne Freihofer
Charles Freihofer Baking Co
Edward McNall
Tie Charles Mr. Freihofer Baking Co
Betler Bread
Quality Bakers of America Cooperative Inc
Troy
Freihofer's
New York State
Northampton
Mass
Brattleboro
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
White
SEC Moves Toward Clash Over Mutual Fund Exchange Membership
The SEC under William Casey seeks to bar mutual funds and large investors from full exchange membership, provoking Sen. Harrison Williams to urge more competition. The debate centers on who controls and benefits from brokerage commissions and whether funds can recapitalize fees by routing trades through affiliates.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Nilion
SEC
William Casey
Casey
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Williams
NYSE
Stock Exchange
Trojan Qualifies For Sales Honor
Joseph P. Gallo of Troy earns his fifth consecutive Presidents Conference distinction with over $1,300,000 in paid sales as an employee of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co at its Latham office. Gallo earns invitation to a company wide conference in Florida.
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Joseph P. Gallo
Troy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Latham
Gallo
Florida
Area Firm Trains Lift Mechanics
Rushmore and Weber Inc of 212 Wolf Road Latham starts a formal training program to develop skilled lift truck mechanics. It marks the first industry wide introduction of standardized mechanic training.
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Rushmore and Weber, Inc
Wolf Road
Latham
Kelly staffer attends regional training in New York
Mrs. Peg Suthers supervisor of the Kelly Services office at Latham Corners Shopping Center attended a regional training session for Kelly personnel in New York.
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Peg Suthers
Kelly Services
Latham Corners
Kelly
New York
CSEA Asks Approval Of Strike Action
KIAMESHA LAKE NY API Leaders of the Civil Service Employees Association pressed delegates to authorize a strike if no new contract arrives by April 1. The 1,000 delegates were to debate the stalemate with the Rockefeller administration and the perceived bargaining stance. President Theodore Wenzl accused the state of not negotiating in good faith, aiming to compel members toward unwanted action.
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
API
Civil Service Employess Association
Moniay
Rockefeller
CSEA
Theodore Wenzl
Boston Store appoints buyers in Schenectady stores
Boston Store in Latham Corners Shopping Center and Mohawk Mall Schenectady promotes four third buyers and names three new fashion department buyers. Cynthia Hale becomes domestic department buyer joining Rene Rodriguez in fashion merchandising. Aula Riley moves from junior dresses to sportswear buyer. Eugene Creeden named buyer of all dress categories and bridal wear. Creeden brings twenty years in retailing and military service. lives in Schenectady with wife and son.
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Davidson
Boston
Latham Corners
Mohawk Mall
Schenectady
Cynthia Hale
Aula Riley
Eugene Creeden
Rene Rodriguez
Miss Hale
Cliffton Park
Ahearn Pharmacies
Johnstown
Gloversville
Norwich High School
Fulton- Montgomery Community College
Keveny Academy
Cohoes
Maria College
Albany
Miss Riley
Creeden
Clifton Park To Have Answering Service
Clifton Park will gain an answering service named Accu-Call operated by Plus Marketing. David Cummings, president, says equipment will be ready mid spring with initial capacity for about 100 lines.
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dAccu-Call
Clifton Park
Plus Marketing
IL David Cummings
Area Men Given Bank Promotions
Three promotions approved by National Commercial Bank and Trust Company board. John J Lyons and Frank J Tuttle named assistant cashiers. James P Galvin promoted to manager of Elsmere office in Delaware Shopping Center Delmar. Lyons at 60 State Street Albany headquarters. Galvin to run Delmar office. Lyons continues in Methods and Procedures. Tuttle a 1960s Air Force veteran. Galvin trained through bank program and management training.
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National Commercial’ Bank and Trust Company
John
J. Lyons
Frank J. Tuttle
James P. Galvin
Elsmere
Lyons
Tuttle
State Street
Albany
Galvin
Delaware
Delmar
Siena College
Systems and Methods School
West Point
Association For Systems Management
Rensselaer
Bank
Germany
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Kinderhook
Cohoes
Kevenye Memorial Academy
Mater Christi Seminary
University of Ottawa
Canada
St. Paul's University
Cook Urges Don’t Change Amendment
Sen. Marlow W. Cook urges GOP senators to reject any crippling amendments to the Equal Rights Amendment and to push for final congressional approval this session. He warns changes could trigger a House Senate conference and derail the measure. The House approved language guarantees equality before the law regardless of sex. Opponents may introduce divisive issues to block the amendment.
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Washington
Congress
Conk
Senate
House
House-Senate
United States
Is college education a solid investment for lifetime earnings
A consumer information column analyzes whether college pays off for men and women in higher lifetime earnings. It cites Frances Magrubi data showing rising incomes with education, notes gender gaps, and highlights vocational training as a smart path for noncollege entrants.
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Family Economics Review
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Frances M. Magrubi
Tlower
Anci tLen
Len
Muagrubi
Women's Bureau of
The
Dept. of Labor
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