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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1995
Page
3
The Commerce Department reports GDP rose 2.7 percent in Q1 1995, far below late 1994 pace. Analysts foresee a sluggish Q2 with possible contraction, though most doubt a recession. Inflation remains moderate and Fed policy faces pressure as growth slows.
Washington AP reports the June prices received by farmers stayed at the May level and matched June 1994. Gains for corn hogs tomatoes and wheat offset declines in lettuce milk peaches and strawberries. lettuce prices fell sharply while tomatoes and wheat rose on favorable harvests and demand.
Costner states resignation from the SRS CAB does not deter involvement in federal and state decisions. Fellow member William Lawless credits Costner as gifted and confrontational, hoping he reconsiders and fearing legal action if issues go unresolved. Anne N. Brown praises Costner at North Augusta, urging the board not to accept the resignation.
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