Letter to Self Sparks Rapid Career Move, 1980
John L. Davis of San Francisco solves career stagnation by writing a letter to himself setting clear goals for ninety days. He calls on friends for help and gains a proposal from a new San Francisco investment trust. He becomes VP and director within three years, with a salary tripling his prior earnings.
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John L. Davis
Washington Street
San Francisco
California
Bank and Trust Company
I Teazon
Johnny Poeties
John
Harvard Graduate School of Busines
Thenk
The Boom of Business Beats War Boom
A concise reflection contrasts economic growth with wartime engagement, noting business vigor outstrips military conflict in impact and prosperity. The saying emphasizes commerce as a stabilizing force and measure of national strength.
Proposal to end trout possession and open seasons ban
Dr. Albert Hazzard of Michigan's Institute for Fisheries Research argues for drastic trout restrictions to preserve stocks. He cites 75 percent of brook trout reaching seven inches being removed, and suggests a law prohibiting possession, closing hatcheries, and focusing on restocking only where needed to achieve widespread 12 to 14 inch fish.
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Albert Hazszard
Institute For Fisheries Research of
Michiga
Angier’s
Dr. Hazzard
Neense Feen
France Opposes Franco Spain in NATO Ranks
The article argues France resists admitting Francoist Spain into NATO, citing Spain’s wartime alignment with Germany and alleged covert support for fascism. It claims Spanish aid would drain defense funds from other allies and notes anti-Franco sentiment among U.S. democracy advocates, while praising efforts to conserve watersheds and improve stream fishing.
Whiterocks Sets Gold Green Date For Ball
Francis Crozier went to Verpal Friday to have the cast removed from his leg. Mrs. Rust the school nurse visited school Tuesday afternoon. Bee and Mrs. Ivan Ross of Edell were visiting Elbert Smith Sunday. Darrel Sarner on leave from the Navy. Christ ensen returned to work in Montana after holidays with his parents Al and Mrs Morineus Chi. The Clarence Murray family went to Lapoint Tuesday for Mrs Murray's brother birthday. Wayne F Rudy promoted to Sergeant first class in Austria while serving with Forces USA. SFC Rudy in Europe since May 1951. He has many medals including World War II Victory Medal and Good Conduct Medal. Pentiss Stringham visited the school Friday. MIA Officers met at Paul Robb's home and planned the Gold and Green Ball for February 21.
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Francis Crozier
Verpnal
Rust
Bee
Ivan Ross Ofedell
Elbert Smith
Hogbin
Darrel Sarner
Na’ Dee ‘Christensen
Montana
Morineus
Clarence Murray
Lapoint
Mrs. Murray
Austris
Wayne F, Rudy
Micheline
Afr
Czar F. Rudy
Tooneevelt
Utah
Forces
Austria
USA
Sfc
Rudy
Europe
USFA
General de Pot
Pentiss Stringham
M.I.A
Paul Robb
Dogs Must Be Licensed By January 31 In Vernal City
Vernal City residents must buy dog licenses in January under City Manager LeRoy Taylor. Unlicensed dogs face misdemeanor penalties up to 50 days in jail or a $30 fine. Beginning March officers will seize and destroy dogs lacking a license tag. Dogs must be tied from sunset to sunrise. owners are responsible for public conduct at other times.
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Verno
LeRoy Taylor
Vernal City
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Uy Ie
Heelers Town
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Free World
Indo-China
North Africa
Iis
Tree World
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Baty
Hudson
Russe Fac
Bea Ua
Hudsons
Victorisa
Wera
Nascar
PRA
AAA
Hodeot Monet
Katertorn
Tolors
Hiedeon
Lloyd's Motor Service
Whiterocks
Madeena Smith J
Army
Chay
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Uel
Pirates
Graham Crackers
Breckall Gams
Morrell’s
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