Bay Area population shifts favor South Bay growth
Security Pacific Bank’s San Francisco Bay Area report shows the South Bay and Santa Clara counties driving regional growth over the last decade. San Jose led expansion with populations rising sharply. San Mateo and North Bay counties also posted substantial gains, while central cities SF and Oakland saw declines.
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San Brancisgo
Shesayy Ynntessy Bay
San Hrirkisess
Gakhind
Areh Ldment
Paci Natal Busk
Seppe Counomii
Ares
Maria
Contra Costa Couties
Bay Area
South Bay
Alameda and
Santa Clara
Hardymont
Southway
San Jose
Wwe
Half Moon Bay
San Mateo County
North Bay
Sonoma County
Saul Rosa
Sulano County
Fairfield
Vacaville
Napa County
San Francisco
Oakland
Haclument
East Bay
Hardyment
Tatape
Aret — Marin
Sonomat
Napa
Sula
Centre Costa
Akimeda
San Mateo
San Praucisco
Calfornia
District of Columbia
Security Pacific Bank
Econome Research Division
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Inflation diagnosis by Prof Weintraub sparks debate
A columnist critiques Prof Weintraub's view that inflation stems from high wage settlements and unions. The piece argues Washington's role in granting union power is overlooked and calls for reducing union power rather than punishing business. It advocates letting the market set wages and prices.
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Pennsylvania
Prof
Weintraub
Sammuelson
Samuelson
Washington
Indus
Ib Sears
Weintrauty
Congress
Tare
Weintarub
ITT Posts Record First Quarter Sales and Earnings
ITT and its worldwide subsidiaries posted record first quarter sales and earnings as Geneen reported 14.1 billion in total sales, a 7 percent rise from the prior year. He cited confidence in continued European strength and momentum across ITT's main activities.
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New York
Paternarunal Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ndt
ITT
Harold $. Geneen
Bke
Tatal
ITT and Ill Worldwide
Wilhon
Business Q and A Answers on Marketing Costs and Appraisals
Inquiries cover average industrial sales call costs per HO, appraisal timing issues, and computer time sharing prices. Rollason cites HO per call. A new book on psychology and industry advises separate techniques for distinct appraisal objectives. a time sharing service lists 5 cents per second for central processor use and 50 per hour for terminal connections.
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Aueebaeh
Cirds
Mutual funds face reality on investor reach
A June survey by National Analysts for the Investment Company Institute reveals that 70 percent of US households were unaware of mutual funds and only 4.9 million owned them. Among the aware, 56 percent had never been approached by sellers, highlighting a widening advertising gap and the need for better investor education to boost fund sales.
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Investment Company Institute
Washington
ICT
National Analysts
Philadelphia
Saamnen
United Air Lines reorganizes into three marketing divisions
United Air Lines assigns Edward F. Carlson announces major structure overhaul cutting top admin posts by 20 percent and consolidating nine regions into three marketing divisions. Anthony J. Schoepf Richard F. Dorsey and John E. Courtright named vice presidents reporting to R L Mangold. Courtright to run western sales from San Francisco.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Edward F. Carlson
Carlson
United
Anthony J. Schoepf
Richard F. Dorsey
mid-Western
John E. Courtright
R. L. Mangold
Courtright
Midwest
San Francisco
Hawaii
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Concrete dollar apartment built in half a day
Mountain View California six unit two story model completed in 12 hours, a first for Building Block Investment Group. Hank Hanson says the prototype under the California factory built housing law demonstrates factory completion of plumbing, heating and electrical work along with cabinets, windows, doors and fixtures.
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Mountain View
Calif
Hank Hanson
Building Block Investment Group
California
Swift changes personnel at Swift & Co Chicago
Robert W. Reneker announced changes in two Swift & Co operating divisions and a new vice president of corporate marketing. George A. Brown becomes head of the new marketing post, with Erniest L. Whitney Jr. succeeding Brown at Swift Grocery Products. Bernard O'Daly moves to president of Swift Chemical Co. All appointments effective May 10.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Robert W. Reneker
George A. Brown
Swift
Week in business Optimism buoys stock market
A mixed week left investors cautious yet hopeful as the stock market retreated slightly after a strong rally. Analysts cited profit taking and a resting cycle but retained an overall uptrend, with major indexes showing small declines while turnover rose from the prior period. President Nixon urged resilience, predicting sustainable expansion and job growth, as consumer spending and autos pointed to ongoing recovery.
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New York
UPI
Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
Newton Zinder
E. F. Hutton & Co
Sam Nakegamta
Economic
Argus Research Corp
Monte Cordon
Bache & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Nixon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Op Jor
Kam
Freund
Mondy
Investors Service
Robert 4. Johnson
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Bas
Johnson
Nexon
Auehaga
Walter P. Mondale
D-Minn
Atrd
Sen
Mondale
Uni Corp
Wall
Bausch
Washington
Pastor We Lani
Seco Sumtang
He Agrives
Manel
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