Appalachia Could Triple Coal Output By Century End
A government study by the National Science Foundation and partners projects Appalachian coal production rising from about 400 million tons now to 1.35 billion tons annually by 2000, creating 70 000 to 140 000 jobs in a 13 state region while stressing needs for transport, energy policy, and regional development.
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Pessimism Persists In Housing Market Outlook
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that Housing Secretary Carla Hills remains optimistic about housing's future while industry leaders disagree. June housing starts fell to 1.07 million annualized, about half the 1971–1973 peak. Executives express doubt a rebound is underway, with forecasts ranging from 1.3 to 1.5 million starts by year end, and multifamily housing seen as the weak link.
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Robert Sheehan
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