Former Winchester Woman Earns National Culinary Certification
Nan cy Steryous, a former Winchester area resident and restaurateur, has been certified by the American Culinary Federation becoming the third culinary educator nationwide and the first woman. She serves as Food Service Director and Chef Instructor in Florida and previously ran Snow White Grill Inc. and related dining ventures across Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland.
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Winchester Area
Nancy Steryous
American Culinary Federation
Steryous
Pinella
Clearwater
Florida
St. Petersburg Vocational Technical Institute
Steryons
West Virginia
Snow White Grill, Inc
Fla
Pinellas Vocational
Huntsberry Realty Receives 1977 Ex cellence Award for Customer Relations
The Consumer Research Bureau awarded Huntsberry Realty Co Incorporated the 1977 Excellence Award for Customer Relations for top consumer satisfaction. The bureau began in 1964 to aid the home buying public and surveys hundreds of thousands of buyers yearly. Breeda C Dotzler of Spectrum Properties completed the Realtors National Marketing Institute Course Commercial Investment 101 in Washington DC.
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The
Consumer Research Bureau
Huntsberry Realty Co., Incorporated
Real Esate
Breeda C. Dotzler
Spectrum Properties, Inc
Berryville
Realtors
National Marketing Institute
Washington, D.C
Savings and Loan Goal Met in Front Royal
Front Royal Savings and Loan Association reports initial subscription goal met with over 1 million dollars raised from more than 500 subscribers. The group plans to file for authority to begin business with the State Corporation Commission and lists a proposed site at Sixth Street and Commerce Avenue.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Savings and Loan Association
Virginia Corporation
James M. Thomson
Association
State Corporation Commission
Savings and Loan
Sixth St
Commerce Ave
Dollar Slump Deepens as Trade War Fears Rise
The Carter administration faced skirmishes in talks with Japan over a trade deficit of about 6.5 billion in half a year and a possible 30 billion global shortfall in 1977. Tokyo pledged growth goals while Washington warned Congress of protectionist risk. Dollar value fell to under 240 yen as European currencies strengthened, prompting calls for broader non intervention. West Germany moved to curb rising marks amid inflation fears. President Carter signaled a major tax cut package for 1978, potentially up to 25 billion annually, to aid businesses and individuals.
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New York
Carter
Washington
Japan
U.S
Robert Strauss
United States
Tokyo
Mike Mansfield
Congress
West Germany
Switzerland
Corporate Profits Inflation Underscores Financial Confusion
New York AP report surveys show few Americans understand corporate finance. It notes manufacturing firms kept about 5 percent as after tax profit in early 1970s rates, GM's 1976 revenue cuts, and how depreciation, taxes, and shareholder payouts shape the corporate pie amid inflation. Industry leaders warn profits hide erosion due to replacement costs.
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New York
John Q. Jennings
General Motors
T. Rowe Price
Alcoa
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Goodyear
International Harvester
Texaco
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Huntsberry Hvalry Co., Incorporated
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Ms. Dotzler
Fordham University
Spectrum
Classic Distributors
North Main St. Stephens City, Va
Hew Businesses
Eva Connor
Gilda Lemley
E. Piccadilly St
Tom McCabe
Stuart M
Berryville Rt
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Harold Williams
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jack Carlson
Chamber of Commerce of the
Burns and Williams
Walter Hanson
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Hanson
Winchester Evening Star
Hoover
Kirby Electrolux
Eureka
Hoover Commercial Cleaners
Jack
S. Kent St
Rachmund Va
Aditi
Cap Telephone