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...snow-making facilities will make 40 of the 100 acres and one third of the 14 trails suitable for skiing even under adverse conditions, said Assistant Manager of the Skiway Ronnie J. Balch...
Installation of the million-dollar equipment, paid for by the College and financed, in part, by alumni donations, began in July after the College Trustees approved the the plan earlier this spring, said Balch...
...hunt. The buoyant spending tide lifted consumer firms' demand for executives by 33% last year. The financial-services field, meanwhile, recorded a 23% gain. Commercial bankers have been in especially short supply. A 32-year-old banker might already be making $60,000, says David Healey, president of Balch & Watson, a search firm in suburban Minneapolis. "Those individuals can sit at their desks and get calls virtually every day from executive recruiters...
...will halve the buying power of a retirement check in about seven years. Someone who lives 15 years after retirement at 65, the normal lifespan today, would be receiving a pension worth only about 25% of its original value at the time of his death. Concedes John Balch, vice president and treasurer of the Jewel Companies, a supermarket and drugstore chain: "In most cases right now, pensions end up being inadequate." Edward O'Gorman of Houston worked as an accountant for a steel-fabricating firm for 30 years and luckily invested well. Says he: "I couldn...
...negotiations this month on terms for the release of the U.S. hostages in Iran have intensified the other ordeal that the captives' families have endured for more than a year: the close scrutiny and, in many cases, constant companionship of the press. In Globe, Ariz., Balch Springs, Texas, and dozens of other towns across the country, each new development in the hostage dilemma means that the telephones start ringing again late at night and reporters camp out in front yards waiting for "reaction...