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Special to The Post
Bob Bleiberg,
editor and publisher
of Barron’s financial
weeky, is bullish on
America.
And though not
everyone stops to
listen when he speaks
- as they allegedly do
‘when E.F. Hutton
speaks’ - the smart
money in town should
be on Bleiberg.
What has Bleiberg
been telling his
quarter-millin sub-
scribers?
In the spring of
1982, when most econ-
omists agreed that
the recession was
coming to an end
(Business Week, for
example, headlined
its May 10, 1982 cover
story, » “Here Comes
the Recovery’’),
which is what it did,
right through the end
of November 1982.
On. November 22,
Bleiberg again went
against convention
and in a front-page
editorial said the
economy was headed
‘‘onward and
upward.” Six months
later, on June 27,
1983, when many
observers were still
voicing doubts about
the durability and
strength of the recov-
ery, Bleiberg again
climbed out on a limb
with a follow-up com-
mentary headlined
“Let the Good Times
Roll - Business
Recovery Promises to
Better Most of the
Forecasts.” And
again he called it
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I bring up these
brief slices of history
not just because Blei-
berg has a remarka-
ble track record span-
ning several decades,
but because he is out
on a limb again, pre-
dicting that every-
thing is in place for a
period of sustained
economic growth that
will likely cause eco-
nomic historians to
someday refer to our
times as the ‘“Amaz-
ing Eighties.”
Speaking recently
at a national leader-
ship conference spon-
sored by the presti-
gious Shavano
Institute, Bleiberg
offered a number of
reasons for his opti-
mism.
1) Contrary to pop-
ular opinion, the eco-
nomic recovery has
not been limited to
the United States, but
has been worldwide.
‘Indeed, since Janu-
ary 1, a dozen major
stock markets -
including Amster-
dam, Copenhagen,
Frankfurt, London,
Oslo, Paris, Singa-
pore, Stockholm,
Sydney, Taipei,
Tokyo, and Zurich -
have hit all-time
highs,’ he noted.
2) Despite: ‘‘the
grim predictions of
Henry Kaufman’ and
other doomsayers,
interest rates are
heading downward.
3) From the stand-
point of population
trends; the ’80s
‘shape up as poten-
tially one of the
greatest decades
since the Baby Boom
peaked in the late
’50s,’’ he said. In 1982,
for example, 2.5-mil-
lion Americans got
number of marriages
in U.S. history. On
the other side of the
coin, the number of
divorces dropped
three percent in 1982,
to roughly 1.2 million
- the first decline in
twenty years. Natu-
rally enough, he
noted, ‘‘something
resembling a modest
baby boom is under
way.”” And
affluent society,
‘‘there’s no more
powerful an economic
and social force than
family formation and
population growth.”
4) Despite all the
scare talk, Americans
are growing healthier
and living longer.
Time Reporters.
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The West Side Area Voca-
tional-Technical School will
receive bids at the Office of the
Director of said school, 75
Evans St., Pringle, Kingston, Pa.
18704-1899 until 3:00 P.M. on
June 24, 1985, for the following:
Student Insurance, 24 hr.
coverage
Football Insurance
Basketball Backboards
Specifications can be secured
upon application to the Office of
the Business Manager of said
school. The bids will be opened
at a meeting of the Operating
Committee of the school on
June 24, 1985, at 8:00 P.M. The
Operating Committee reserves
its statutory right to reject any
and all bids or to select a single
item from any bid.
Bernard M. Novicki
Secretary
19-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
The Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict hereby: gives notice that a
tentative Budget in the amount
of funds that will be required by
the School District in its several
departments for the 1985-86
fiscal year is available for public
inspection at the Office of the
Secretary in the Administrative
Offices, Lehman-Jackson Ele-
mentary School, Lehman, Penn-
sylvania, between the hours of
8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday
through Friday.
It is the intent of the Board of
School Directors of the Lake-
Lehman School District to adopt
this * tentative budget after
making such revisions in it as
are deemed advisable and levy
the proposed taxes at the regu-
lar monthly Mestns. of the Lake-
Lehman Board of School Direc-
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8:00 PM at the Lake-Lehman
Senior High School, Lehman,
Pennsylvania.
Notice is also gen of the
provisions of Act 138, approved
June 16, 1972, requiring every
resident or inhabitant of the
District upon attaining eighteen
years of age, and every person
eighteen years of age or over
becoming a resident or inhabit-
ant of the District to notify the
proper assessor of this fact
within twelve months thereafter.
Failure to comply with this
requirement subjects the individ-
ual to a penalty equal to the tax
for which he is liable.
The Assessor's name and
address for Jackson Township,
Lake Township, Lehman Town-
ship, Ross Township and Har-
veys Lake Borough is Luzerne
County Assessors, Assessors’
Office, Court House, Wilkes-
Barre, Pennsylvania. The -name
and address for the Assessor of
Noxen Township is Wyoming
County Assessors’ Office, Wyo-
ming County Court House, Tunk-
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By Order of the Board of Direc-
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LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL DIS-
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Board of School Directors
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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON-
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Permit for industrial waste at its
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OWNSHIP, LUZERNE
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treated waste water at the con-
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Toby's Creek. This application is
made under the provisions of
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of June 22, 1937, P.L. 1987, as
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of Helen Mae Sloan, late of the
Borough of Edwardsville, Luz-
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administrator, John M. Sloan, c-
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The Dallas Borough .Zoning
Board will meet on Tuesday,
June 18, 1985 at 7:00 p.m. at
the Dallas Borough Building, 25
Main St., Dallas. The purpose
will be to take actien on an
application from Mary Cervasio
for a zoning variance on prop-
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3 Pc. Early American
Livingroom Set w-dark
pine wood $250.; Stereo
RCA console, AM-FM
radio and 8 track tape
deck $250 nego. exc.
cond. 287-7301. 18-tfn-
P
5 Pc. Wrought Iron
Patio Set $120. 675-
5684. 18-tfn-P
Blessed Mother
Statues yard figurines,
Dutch boy and girl.
Many others. painted
and sealed for exterior
display. Reasonably
priced. 693-4340. 18-
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1 Bunny Fur Jacket
woman's size med., like
new $20; 2 size 14,
winter jackets, 1 blue, 1
beige, $12. ea.;
Sesame Street Cookie
Monster lamp, exc.
cond. $12. 675-3891.
Woman’s Wardrobe
large size, 15 dresses,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 6 blouses, Sell
Oil Storage Tank 250
gal., used indoors. Exc.
cond. $35; 16" lite
weight Craftsman chain
saw $80. 696-2870. 8-
tfn-P
Couch & Swivel Chair
to match almost new
$300. Must sell, moving
out of state. 287-5239.
8-tfn-P
Hay for Sale, 500
bales, first cutting. Call
288-8525. 8-tfn-P
Meyers Snow Plow
675-4073. 9-tfn-P
2 Six Grave Plots,
Memorial Shrine
Cemetery. Roselawn
and Homelawn
Sections. 824-7087.
Sears Kenmore
Washer. Works, $30.
696-3017. 17-tfn-P
Admiral Refrigerator
$100; Maple twin bed
complete new ($100);
high back maple rocker
$35. 779-4258. 21-1-P
Maple Chest of 5
Drawers $35; brown
bed $25; brown white
tweed recliner $40. 779-
4258. 21-1-P
separately or all for $50.
675-2508 evenings. 9-
tfn-P
Wardrobe for tall, slim
young man: 10 dress
slacks, 4 dress shirts,
12 T-shirts, Wrangler
jacket, bib jeans. Sell
separately or all for $50.
675-2508 evenings. 9-
tfn-P
Blue Spruce Dogwood
trees, blackberry &
Indian Summer
raspberry plants;
Forget-me-Nots, Iris,
African violets.
primroses and other
perennials. 675-3057.
110” Table Saw, new;
1 20" apartment sized
bottled gas range;
woodburner stove. 655-
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Sheer Priscilla
Curtains tie backs and
valance included. Rust,
90x63, brand new, $25.
Call 675-2164 after 6
p.m. 5-tfn-P
GE Electric Dryer used
3 months. Heavy duty
with energy saving
settings. $275. Call
after 6:30 p.m. 696-
4118. 5-tfn-P
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3 Crank Style Hospital
Bed with new mattress,
$40. 779-4258. 21-1-P
Kitchen Set brown
wood, 2 drop leafs
table, 4 chairs $35;
utility white cabinet
(metal) $40. 779-4258.
21-1-P
Beige Couch $25;
green couch $40;
recliner $25; Early
American Swag lamp
$15; metal clothes
closet $25; circular
baby walker $7. 477-
5591. 21-tfn-P
One 6%’ Brown Pation
Umbrella, exc. cond.
$30; 1 console color TV,
needs parts $50; 1
sewing machine with
cabinet, needs overhaul
$25. 675-3891. 21-tfn-P
Dinette Table with
formica top, 2 leaves, &
6 black vinyl chairs,
chrome legs, $80. 287-
5239. 21-tfn-P
Penn-Van Oil Furnace
with all accessories.
Steam heat. Make offer.
Call 287-8652, 4-9 p.m.
21-tfn-P
Zeiss Multioptional
Microscope 12 ocular
pieces - course and fine
adjustments-mechanical
stage-4 objectives incl.
oil immersion, case
included--Series inugires
only. A bargain at $750.
Call 639-5988 after 5
p.m. 16-tfn-P
Under Counter Sink 2
wash compartments,
drain board each side.
Overall 6 ft. s-s with all
plumbing attachments
included. Exc. cond.
Asking $350. Call 639-
5988 after 5 p.m.
Galvanized Laundry
Tub with stand and
new hoses $12.00.
Phone evenings 388-
6384. 11-tfn-P
Bolens Lawn Tractor
mowing deck, snow
thrower, wheel weights,
chains. 693-4340. 11-
tfn-P
Akai Cassette Deck
GX-F35 $100; Akai
receiver, 80 watts $175.
Both items in exc.
cond. 288-3683 days,
675-3541 after 6 p.m.
4 Pc. Modern
Sectional Sofa. Green
& gold. $350. 696-2464.
21-tfn-P
Eureka Upright
Vacuum, exc. cond.
$20; GE Electric
percolator like new, $5;
Dry sink only 6 mos.
old, original cost $298,
asking $98. All prices
negotiable. 696-3285.
15-tfn-P
Boys Powder Blue
Lightweight Sports
Coat, size 20 reg.; like
new, worn 3 times. Sea
'n Ski girls size small ski
jacket. Good cond. 639-
5914 after 4 p.m. 18-
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General Electric
Refrigerator Freezer
Avocado green, 20 cu.
ft. separate controls.
$150. 675-8191. 16-tfn-
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3 Pc. Crushed Velvet
Green Livingroom Set:
Paid $1200 asking
$500; 4 pc. French
Provincial bedroom’ suit;
Atari with cartridges,
and miscellaneous. 283-
1515. 19-tfn-P
Security Deadbolt
Will install labor and
materials $32.00. 824-
1388. 19:tfn-P
4 Pc. Lady Baltimore
Luggage, $40, 696-1484
after 5 p.m. 19-tfn-P
IBM SYSTEM-23
DATAMASTER, Model
with 5242 Model 1, 160
CPS Printer, All
components under
continuous IBM
Maintenance. All
manuals, software,
supplies included. Exc.
cond. Price neg. Call
(717) 824-9231, 21-2-P
2 Watkins Glenn
Super Tickets Worth
$150. Will sell for $50. #
829-6340. 21-1-P