Heritage appoints Warren Tinsley as Lighthouse Branch manager
Warren Tinsley, formerly Homestead Branch manager in Richmond, becomes manager of Heritage's Lighthouse Branch and stays assistant secretary. He joined Heritage in 1973 after roles at two central Virginia banks and is a Patrick Henry High School and University of Richmond alumnus. New KFC opens in Stephens City near Route 277 and Interstate 81 by June 25, using Joe and Evelyn Allen as franchisees. The store seats 78, employs about 25, and operates 10 am to 10 pm Sunday-Thursday and 10 am to 11 pm Friday and Saturday.
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Ashland
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Montgomery Wards Names 1976 Department Manager of the Year
Mrs. Alice Marie James, Drapery Department Manager, named Montgomery Wards 1976 Department Manager of the Year. She has worked at Wards since 1959 and lives with her husband Robert in Ridgeway West Virginia. Harry E. Ridgeway Jr. named Treasurer of Lithium Corporation of America in Bessemer City NC after joining in 1976 as director of financial controls. He is a Winchester native and Virginia Tech graduate.
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Future of Housing Market Still Unclear
New York AP reports ongoing uncertainty in housing as higher prices and rising mortgage rates shape buyer behavior. Despite strong new home sales and booming existing home sales with a rising median price to 42000, analysts see mixed signals amid cooling inflation fears and cautious optimism in other markets.
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New York analysts foresee strong second quarter earnings
Economists expect a robust rebound in corporate profits for Q2 driven by catching up after winter slowdowns. Data Resources predicts after tax earnings around 95.5 billion, up 9 percent from the first quarter's 87.6 billion, with year over year up about 15 percent.
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Otto Eckstein
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Aluminum screening less affected by weather than others
Aluminum screening shows greater resilience to weather than most materials, according to experts. The note highlights its stability under varying conditions, suggesting fewer performance issues in outdoor settings.
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