Housing Industry In Flux An AP Analysis By Cuniff
The October rise in housing starts to 1,458,000 prompts varied views from furniture makers to economists. Urban planners urge preservation and recycling of existing housing instead of more new construction, warning that abandonment harms cities. Private lenders doubt investment viability in blighted areas and government programs alone won’t suffice. industry and government must collaborate on effective restoration plans.
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Who's To Blame Gas Crisis Complex Issue By AP Writer
Federal price ceilings and industry push to sell cheap gas helped spark a shortage. An AP investigation finds the biggest factor was a reversal of supply estimates after 1968, with regulation and demand growth also shaping the crisis. The piece outlines how wellhead prices, oil exploration shifts, and spare capacity influenced the 1970s-80s scarcity outlook.
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Trade Winds Cautions On Recovery Amid Mixed Signals
Lou Schneider reports from New York that Morgan Guaranty Trust sees the September GNP growth at 11 percent as a sharp, unlikelyRepeat, likely to slow in coming months. Financials warn the city and nation: recovery hinges on renewed strength, though commerce remains cautious.
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Optimists Say Leaders Underestimate Turnaround Potential
Opinion finds that in economic recoveries corporate chiefs often underrate their firm’s potential except when speaking with brokerage analysts. The piece notes a pattern in optimistic rhetoric and market chatter among industry insiders.
National Society of Public Accountants Scholarship Openings
Applications are open for the 1976 1977 NSCPA Scholarship Foundation year. Over 1000 schools have received materials. eligible applicants are accounting majors with B or better averages enrolled full time in accredited diplomas or degrees. Last year 22 recipients earned $400 grants, total awards reaching 119 in six years. Applications must be received by Feb. 28, 1976 in the Washington Office.
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National Society of Public Accountants Scholarship Foundation
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Washington
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