Hawaii Celebrates Ten Years of Statehood and Booming Growth
Honolulu marks ten years since statehood with surging population and personal income, a 32 percent population rise, and a tourism boom from 243,000 visitors in statehood year to an expected 1.4 million. Wages up over 56 percent, cost of living higher due to freight and taxes, and Waikiki sees new condos on former swampland amid both pride and growing pains.
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Scholarship Awarded to Gary M. Melberg at U Chicago
Gary M. Melberg of 3701 Lynbrook Drive NE receives a full tuition scholarship from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business to pursue a Ph.D. in behavioral science. Classes start Sept 29. he and his family will live in university housing. Melberg, an industrial engineer at Collins Radio Co., takes a leave of absence for graduate study. He holds a BS in mechanical engineering from Iowa State and an MS from Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland.
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Seven Promoters Support FTC Rules on Promotional Games
Washington seven producers of retail promotional games back government regulation though calling FTC rules stiffer than necessary. They control about 75 percent of games used by gasoline and grocery retailers and say the rules ensure prizes are disclosed and distributed randomly across regions.
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