Outlook for 1977 Promising from Babson Forecast
Babson's Reports outlines a 1977 outlook with growth in GNP around 12 percent in current dollars and about 6 percent in real terms. Strong private consumption, housing rebound, and continued services growth are expected while inflation remains a key risk amid energy costs and wage pressures. Industrial output should rise through early 1977 with steel and inventory dynamics shaping later performance.
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Babson
Babson’s Reports, Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
U.S
Babsons Reports
Bosque County economy shows strong five year retail rise
Five year data from Standard Rate and Data Service show Bosque County retail sales climbing from 13 001 000 to 22 947 000 annually by Jan 1 1976. Personal income after tax rose to 50 740 000 from 28 346 000, reflecting inflation growth and local spending despite high taxes.
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Bosque County
United States
Texas
Quiet holiday prompts police note from Clifton chief
Chief Alvin James reports a quiet Christmas period with police activity limited to grass and car fires. CVFED trucks fought blazes near Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation and Calvin Rueter ranch. one vehicle theft attempt occurred near Bertelsen’s. tires were stolen from Schmidt-Meyer Chevrolet. two nonfatal crashes caused minor or moderate damage with no injuries.
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Alvin James
Clifton
Billy Green
Bertelsen
North Ave
Green
Farm Market Road 219
Turnersville
Schmidt-Meyer Chevrolet Company
West 5Th
New ambulance service begins January first in Clifton
Beginning January 1 the Good all-Witcher Hospital Foundation will provide ambulance service to Clifton. Call (817) 675 8322 and give the address, patient condition, and a reference point for rural areas. City calls cost 30 dollars with 60 cents per mile beyond Clifton.
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Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Clifton
Clifton Funeral Home
Jim B. Smith
Clifton Record Office Closure for New Year Holiday
The Clifton Record office will be closed all day Friday December 31 to spend time with families. It will reopen Monday January 3.
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Clifton
First 1977 Bosque County Baby Born at Goodall Witcher
Clifton’s Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation celebrates the first 1977 baby born in the area. Local sponsors include Bell's Foods Clifton Bank Clifton Mercantile Clifton Record Calvert's Pharmacy Dairy Queen Doris' Sportswear Live Oak Nursery Maddux Western Ford Sears Service Drug Sormrude’s Thrif-Tee Winn’s and the T and P Drive-In, each presenting gifts or discounts to start the newborn’s life.
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Bosque County
Goodall- Witcher Hospital Foundation
Clifton
Clifton Record
Calvert’s Prescription Pharmacy
Doris
Live Oak Nursery
Maddux Western Ford, Inc
Sears
Clifton Woman's Son-in-Law Named by Carter to High Post
Charles W. Duncan Jr. of Houston, son-in-law of Clifton resident Mrs. Leonard Smith, was named by President-elect Jimmy Carter as Deputy Secretary of the Defense for the new administration. Mrs. Duncan, formerly Anne Smith of Clifton, and the Duncans have two teenagers. The family visited Mrs. Smith on Friday Dec 24.
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Carter
Clifton
Charles W. Duncan Jr
Houston
Leonard Smith
Jimmy Carter
Duncan
Community Calendar December 31 New Year's Eve Dance
A community calendar item notes a senior citizen dance on December 31. It lists event timing and mentions support from local firemen. The entry emphasizes year end celebration and intergenerational participation.
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Senior Citizen
Dance Aid
the Firemen
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