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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
10
Amoco Chemicals plans a multi million dollar expansion at its facility with Rust Engineering to design and construct No 2 utilities and offsite support for increased PTA production. Work begins now and is to finish by late 1974, adding about 75 jobs.
McDonald’s Corp and restaurant owners will underwrite the Boston produced ZOOM show with 565000 dollars matching a prior grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The program faced closure without funds as Boston station’s viewers sent 190000 letters of support.
The article explains a July 31 deadline for 44 500 U S pension plans to provide participants with clear descriptions of benefits and eligibility. It outlines what must be disclosed, how to request a summary of the latest annual report, and steps to obtain the description form. Mayor Russell Bolding attends Krystal ribbon cutting. H R Puffnstaff and Six Flags figures appear.
TVA industrial growth report shows 505 plant and expansion announcements in 1972 across 201 counties in seven states within the TVA region. Investment nears $615 million with about 36,428 jobs created, up from 1971 figures.
TVA chairman Aubrey J. Wagner warned at a Minnesota convention that a U.S. energy shortage would strike homeowners workers and consumers. He said energy touches everything from homes and schools to factories and transport and urged balanced supply costs and environmental protection to keep living standards and economy intact.
Downtown property owners tenants and merchants are invited to an open meeting of the Decatur Downtown Association Monday at 7 30 p m in the First Federal penthouse. About 500 will attend to hear progress on Bank Street renovation 2nd Ave urban renewal and a report on downtown buying habits.
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