Shenandoah Valley National Bank Declares 1978 Dividend
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester declares a first quarterly dividend for 1978 at 55 cents per share, payable March 15 to stockholders of record March 8. Also notes local listings in Who's Who in Creative Real Estate 1977 and Martin-Senour distributorship updates. Virginia optometric guidance on deducting eye care costs included.
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SVNB
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
James D. Hobbs
S.E.C
Spectrum Properties, Inc
Martin-Senour
Glaize and Brother Lumber Co
N. Cameron Street
Glaize and Brother
Martin Senour
Leon Henry
Glaize
Virginia Optometric Association
Internal Revenue Service
Heritage Savings
Heritage
C.L. Clements
Fillin
Midlothian Turnpike
Chesterfield County
Weems Lane
Winchester
Castlewood
Route 10
Chesterfield Courthouse
Virginia
Corporate Ethics Pressures Rise in shareholder actions
New York AP reports church groups and reform advocates push companies on social issues through annual meetings and proxy resolutions, notably on South Africa ties with Citicorp and Motorola. SEC abandons one percent rule, deeming some resolutions economically weak yet politically significant.
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New York
South Africa
Interfaith Center On
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
Citicorp
Motorola Inc
SEC
Motorola
Investor Responsibility Research Center
Jamie Heard
Harold Williams
Washington
Heard
Midwest
United Mine Workers
Commerce Department
Supreme Court
Mid-Atlantic
Revolutionary carpet cleaning van debuts in 1977
Ray DuBrueler of Steamway Quality Carpet Cleaners unveils a van based system described as revolutionary. The tur bomatic 1200 concentrates 400 pounds of pressure into a cleaning area and 15 pounds of vacuum per square inch.
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Ray DuBrueler
Steamway Quality Carpet Cleaners
Harsh Winter Hits 1978 Economy
January retail sales fell to the worst in 13 years and housing starts dropped 29 percent while industrial output posted its steepest decline in over two years. Personal income rose little, with economists split on how much winter storms and coal strikes distorted the data and how quickly a rebound might occur.
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