After January lull firming of interest seen in rate shifts
AP reports rate shifts across regions and institutions hint at general firming after January. New York savers push rates to 4.25 percent or higher, while Florida and California show mixed moves. Experts predict rising rates if tax cuts pass and business activity recovers.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Savings and Loan
Florida
California
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
U. S. Savings & Loan League
League
Ness
Federal Reserve
U. S
Father Teichert Named Chaplain For CAP Unit
Father Fabian Teichert M S T is named chaplain of the Winchester Squadron Civil Air Patrol by the Air Force through Ellington Base. He is a philosophy professor at Holy Trinity Mission Seminary and will provide moral guidance and training for cadets while serving with CAP duties.
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Father Fabian Teichert
M.S.S.T
Winchester
Civil Air Patrol
U.S. Air Force
Ellington Air Force Base
Texas
Father Teichert
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
Jordan Springs
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
CAP
Chesapeake Bay
Washington, D.C
Catholic University of America
Catholic Military Ordinariate
VA to automate payroll and personnel operations for 172000 employees
The Veterans Administration plans a major shift to centralized processing at Hines Illinois with a large computer complex. The move will standardize payroll, accounting and personnel data, reduce costs, and enable nationwide studies of turnover and labor trends while safeguarding workers' jobs.
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Veterans Administration
William J. Powers
Roanoke VA
Hines, Ill
Powers
Philip J. Budd
Department of Data Management
Chicago
Treasury Department
Hines
Shenandoah Park Announces New Campground Theater and Visitor Center
Park Chief Supt R Taylor Hoskins announced new facilities for Shenandoah National Park including a 500 seat amphitheater at Loft Mountain Campground and a visitor center at Big Meadows. The plans align with the park’s 28th birthday as land for the park was donated in 1935.
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R. Taylor Hoskins
Shenandoah National Park
Loft Mountain
Big Meadows
Shenandoah
Secretary of Interior
Blue Ridge
Individuduals
Shenandoah Natural History Association
Luray
Ray Schaffner
Virginia Tech Receives $26536 Research Grant
A $26 536 grant from the U S Health Education and Welfare Bureau of State Services funds a one year study at Virginia Tech on Growth in Mixed Cultures of Microorganisms. Co directors are H R Bungay and N R Krieg. Research assistants include Kathleen Culbert and Adnan Shindala.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
U.S. of Health, Education, and Welfare
Bureau of State Services
Interdiscio
H. R. Bungay
N. R. Krieg
Museum seeks original artifacts from Blue Ridge history
A local museum seeks items tied to Virginia heritage including Gov Spottswood’s golden horseshoe given to Knights in 1716, a Pollock bugle or revolver, and early surveying tools. Donors may contact Supt. Hoskins or Ray Schaffner with any of these or similar historic pieces.
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Gov. Spottswood
Blue Ridge
George Freeman Pollock
Skyland
President Hoover
Rapidan River
Thomas Jefferson
Peter
Great Neck
Virginia
Lord Fairfax
Blue Ridge Mountain
Supt
Hoskins
Ray Schaffner
Holiday Driving Tips From AAA DC Division
A ten point safe driving program issued by the DC Division of AAA draws on nationwide traffic safety input. It urges leaving early, not drinking then driving, watching for children, driving carefully at night, securing packages, avoiding window shopping while driving, staying alert for pedestrians, following speed limits, protecting family in holiday travel, and learning local traffic laws when traveling out of state.
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D. C
American Automobile Association
AAA
Hunter ignores sign on Windsor barn
A Windsor man returning from work found several hunters in his woods after a sign on his barn asked to keep out. When asked if they read the sign one replied that they did and thought he did not want to be bothered.
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Windsor, N.Y
Windsor
Binghampton
Life Insurance Agent Keeps Working at 2 in Louisville
Edgar Nuckols continues selling life insurance at age 2, a 50 year veteran who has placed more than $14 million in policies. He declares there is no age limit for an active agent.
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Louisville, Ky
Edgar Nuckols
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