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A study to determine the optimum design of a photographic film for the lunar surface hand-held camera Final report

Design, and processing of photographic film for lunar surface hand operated camer

NF91-1 Bankruptcy: Debtor\u27s Last Resort

This NebFact outlines the options provided by bankruptcy

G93-1160 Investment Basics...For The Beginner

Investing is a complex and ever-changing field. Consequently, most of us, even those involved in the investment field, occasionally are confused. This publication defines the difference between saving and investing, considers some financial requirements you need to meet before you start to invest, helps you define just what type of investor you are, gives advice on choosing an investment adviser, and offers some investment tips for beginning investors. Savings and Investments To help clarify just what is being discussed when talking about investing, let\u27s define two terms. Saving is money set aside for future use while investing is money set aside for future gain. The difference is not a large one, but the implications are many. Keeping these two definitions in mind, let\u27s look at some financial requirements you probably need to meet before you start to invest

Oral History Interview: Cue M. Canterbury

This interview is one of series conducted concerning the Oral History of Appalachia. Rev. Canterbury was born blind and went to a one-room school before attending Romney School for the Blind, Clendenin High School, and Morris Harvey College in Charleston, WV. He discusses: his family; growing up on a farm; detailed information about his education; Appalachian culture and community life; how he became interested in the ministry; his jobs and duties with the church; individuals such as Ross Calpepper, Ruth Statler, Mabel and Raymond Venoy, & his wife Freeda; discrimination he faced for being blind; a story of two churches burning down; his family moving several times; and other topics.https://mds.marshall.edu/oral_history/1458/thumbnail.jp

HEG86-208 Life Insurance Insights

This guide defines life insurance, its purpose, who needs it, types of policies and companies, how to choose the right insurance, and offers suggestions for policyholders. Life insurance touches nearly every man, woman and child in the country. Every week of the year, people buy almost a million life insurance policies

G93-1160 Investment Basics...For The Beginner

Investing is a complex and ever-changing field. Consequently, most of us, even those involved in the investment field, occasionally are confused. This publication defines the difference between saving and investing, considers some financial requirements you need to meet before you start to invest, helps you define just what type of investor you are, gives advice on choosing an investment adviser, and offers some investment tips for beginning investors. Savings and Investments To help clarify just what is being discussed when talking about investing, let\u27s define two terms. Saving is money set aside for future use while investing is money set aside for future gain. The difference is not a large one, but the implications are many. Keeping these two definitions in mind, let\u27s look at some financial requirements you probably need to meet before you start to invest

HEG83-183 Negotiating With Creditors

At some time, almost everyone gets behind in paying a bill. This publication offers suggestions about how to deal with creditors during those times. The Problem Due to some unexpected event, you are behind on your bills and don\u27t expect to be able to catch up in the next month or two. You may have lost your job, or have had large medical bills. You make promises to pay you can\u27t keep; checks bounce, or you receive threats from creditors (people to whom you owe money) that they will sue or turn the account over to a collection agency. Your income isn\u27t enough to pay all the bills