Computers and Seers Agree on 6 Month Economy Outlook
AP Business writer notes both tea leaf readers and electronic analysts foresee modest economic improvement within about six months. While some forecasters claim recovery, others cite unemployment over 9 percent and skilled labor shortages. New business creations in early 1975 trail 1974, signaling a cautious upturn. Housing activity appears firmer, though private housing remains uneven.
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John Cunniff
AP Business and
NEW York
Ha Electronic
George Meany
Aflcio
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Wood Supply Noted At Georgia Forestry Convention
Dr. Peter Koch of the U.S. Forest Service told about 800 Georgia Forestry Association members at the 58th annual convention that the South has a vast hardwood supply sufficient for future needs including floor joists, wooden pallets, and railroad crossties. He added laminated veneers from southern hardwoods will yield joists that are stronger and stiffer than solid wood.
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J Eky Llisland
Georgia Forestry Association
Peter Koch
U.S. Forest Service Laboratory
Pineville
Koch
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