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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1968
Page
6
AP Business reports inflation unfairly harms the elderly and fixed income groups as prices rise. The piece argues inflation is an insidious tax, out of control and unjust, with critics labeling it as a hidden levy on consumers.
New York investment managers argue against bullish analysts as U S fiscal tightening and higher interest threaten equities. They warn of possible aggressive selling if credit tightens and the dollar falters, noting a bleak economy and looming tax increases. Federal Reserve chair William Martin cautions balance of budget and taxes to avert high interest scenarios.
Statewide February building permits reported total value of 45 million 104 thousand 346 dollars with activity across multiple cities including Raleigh and Charlotte. Industry analysts note gains in residential and commercial sectors as developers rush to finalize projects before spring.
Information supplied by Guilford County shows lists totaling 91 979 names spread across 75 records. The data purchase raises concern about voter privacy and potential misuse in political campaigns.
Business notes report Technaices will reduce prices by less than ten percent across paints chemicals and fiberglass products as it expands operations nationwide. Van A Nealens and R A Crawford promote a unified company banner while Administrative Management hosts a joint Winston Salem Greensboro meeting at Top of the Mart with High Point Chamber officials and visiting district directors.
James M. Corbett has been appointed executive vice at the conference, joining the leadership team and expanding strategic oversight. He will focus on operations, program development, and stakeholder coordination.
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