articles. When Rukeyser started a syndicated television show about the stock market, he invited Westheimer to appear, which led to regular appearances on the PBS show Wall $treet Week for twenty-nine years from 1971. In 1975, Westheimer began giving financial advice on Baltimore's WMAR TV station. He was employed as WBAL-TV 11's financial analyst in 1981, and began presenting daily financial and investment reports on WBAL Radio in 1982. He was inducted into Research magazine's Broker Hall of Fame in 1994. He continued as WBAL's financial analyst until his retirement in 2004, presenting morning broadcasts on News Today. From 2004, he began appearing on Baltimore NPR affiliate WYPR-FM in a feature called Julius Westheimer's Money Minute, airing twice daily. Other work Westheimer gave investment evening classes at Johns Hopkins University for fifteen years, and security salesmanship lectures at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. At one time he was president of the Associated Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore. He also served as treasurer of Temple Oheb Shalom, and devoted much time to charity work. Bibliography References External links 1916 births 2005 deaths United States Army Air Forces soldiers United States Army personnel of World War II People from Pikesville, Maryland Park School of Baltimore alumni