Vermonters Set Fuel Use Record in 1967
Vermont highway users drank a record 178,788,000 gallons of motor fuel in 1967, per the Vermont Petroleum Association. Chairman Milton S. Brown says the figure marks a 6.5 percent rise from 1966. Tax receipts from January to September 1967 exceed 1966, with four months over a million dollars monthly, and 1967 tax yield projected at about 11.48 million dollars.
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Economy and population hit 200 million in U.S.
Washington reports the population reached 200 million on November 20, with 52 years for the second 100 million, while November marks the 81st consecutive month of expansion. Capacity and output up one third and industrial production up half since 1961, real after tax income up 25 percent, but inflation pressures and rising taxes raise concerns over a potential 1968 deficit of $29 billion.
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