Video Cassette Markets Promise New Entertainment Era
Babson's Reports analyzes cartridge video as a breakthrough in entertainment with Ampex and North American Philips named as long term picks. The piece notes potential market size from $1 billion to $3 billion by 1980 and outlines early uses from home to education and cable TV.
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Silver supply and price outlook from Babson research
The Babson Research Department suggests silver prices will rise in the intermediate term before hidden hoards enter the market. Above ground silver may remain scarce due to religious and artistic holds, as well as a store of value role for silver-like gold. Treasury sales ending may delay large sales, with holders likely withholding supply until higher prices are seen.
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Burton Family Gathered for Holidays at Home
All the children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs W L Burton were in their parents home for the holidays in Burton.
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Hogan Home Visitors Over Holidays with Family
The six Hogan children and families visited over the holidays at the home of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hogan, sharing time together during the season.
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Visits by Mrs Lora Coupland in San Angelo
Mrs Lora Coupland spent several days during the Christmas holidays in the home of her daughter Mrs Neil Scott and family in San Angelo.
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To Sell Those Extra Odds and Ends
A classified notice promotes selling miscellaneous items through The Enterprise Classified Columns. It invites readers to place small ads for odds and ends, furniture, tools, or household goods. No specific names or dates are given.
Congress Faces Logjam From Overloaded Sessions
Congressman Omar Burleson discusses the growth of legislative duties since January 19 1970, arguing Congress has assumed many duties beyond constitutional design. He warns that endless sessions strain staff, complicate policy across health care, space, education, and tax, and leave many important proposals unresolved.
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Private Watts on Leave from Fort Ord in Winters Home
Pvt. Donald Gene Watts son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Watts of Winters is spending a leave at home with his parents. He is stationed with the U S Army at Fort Ord California.
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