Truck sales boom shows rising demand in 1972
The article notes a surge in truck purchases with 1972 sales projected near 2.6 million, up from 2.1 million, as consumers use pickups for recreation and second cars. Ford leads in sales, followed by Chevrolet, with Jeep, AMC, and GM benefiting from truck demand and higher profitability across manufacturers.
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General Motors
George Butts
General Mmanager
Dodige Truck Operations
Chrysler
Wie
Ford
Cheverolet
Chevrolet
Tridge
Donald Petersen
Petersen
Minorities lag in SBA loans
Washington report shows SBA data for 1871 with over 12 billion in federal loans and contracts. only 2.5 percent to minority entrepreneurs. SBA loans rose to 24,286 totaling 2.3 billion, while contracts exceeded 11 billion to small firms. minority loans totaled 291 million from 8,387 awards.
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Washington
UPI
The
Small Business Administration
SBA
Aome
Public Auction Notice on Real Estate in Los Angeles County
Legal notice announces a public auction of real property described by Deed of Trust. It lists the beneficiary, trustee, and default details, with the sale to occur at a specified location in California. The notice includes the amount due, interest, and costs, and outlines the rights and procedures for redemption or bid submission.
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Ratan
Los Je Jes County
California
Cates
Gsvanon Montgage Corporathon
Delaware Corporalow
Advance Mortgage Coneo
Summon
Delaware
United States
Intersil
En Vista
Couic Recorder of Paths
Lem
Ethnie
Co ‘Corporati
Ee Geben
Baw
North
Barrance Street
West Cavins
Trugtee
Dunes Ise
Jizuo AM
Brasteg
Tige
Noelaa
County Recorder
Los Angeles County
Californi
Wenth
Los Angeles
Angeles
Market Avenue
Long Beach
Calfornia
Micron
U.C.C
Geseria
MAF Developcorp
Andacr Corn Machine
B66
Carter and
Business Soldieas
Auburn
J. Katten
Stanford
Garden Grove
Celigormin
Comau Mab Iy
Gramercy Oe Gompe Tins
Mane Rederick
Albert
Vick
Kenneth
Hayburn Aubuhln
J. Katteng
Gramercy Seer Company
Sixth Street
Angrine
Babh
SAT
Los Aneles County
Flint Street
County of Los State of California
PMC Nent, Inc
Leslie Dean Bonar
Wanda Lucille Bonar
Navey
Uni
Latine
Ang Beach
Calif
Walt Ba
Sitvascea Wader
Saan
Desanand
Seth
Bel
Te Revne Lnruran Iy
Robert Geyen Pub
Lal
Lay
Detanit
de Angeles
Sala
Byackson Street
Lon
Iervige Corpo
Damon
Tueminte Prusteo
Gee County Recorder of
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I. Enir
Jt Wing BR
Winchester
Trust and Savings
Gefieldecards
Angeles County
America
Nurse Avenue
Tone Beach
County of Los Angesiber
County
Tederal
Na’ Morea AB Abssentson
Weustee
Tristee
Reed ‘Trust
Geist
Los Adeles County
State of California
Wale Thoney
Lakewood Boulevard
Downey
Bennett Avenue
Towit
Benet Uriter
AO Li
Gerald EK
Nakamura
Am Inter
Clara A. Belt Signal
Rae Cattoraines
Westhaven Drive
Mnfornia
Gramercy W
Adgiuunel Bene
Andresses
Anit Partes
Sald Intendet
Sald
Dejar
Ar Tailliam Peter! Rei ‘ Hscrow Company
Hanh
AB Burton
Harkness
Manhatttan Betch
Cathtornkx
AGG
Perth Unt Berets
Af Gramercy
Bo Far Ag Ie
Us E. Fabian
Fray
Violet J. Wright
William
Imamarcy Ee Scnow Company
Kravis Es Salers
Wotke
Gale
No. Wd. Service Company
United Stat
Tumder
Roy Block
Alice B.iss
Pate
Bite
D. Harton
Marte
Gorse
Trust
Lime
Beace Boulevard
County ‘Recorder
Movenaniy
Faeareti Tories
Deisie
Olnigar
Fania Gale
de Meade
Cald
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EB Service Company
Maria E Miller
Colleges form consortia to cut costs and survive
The Academy of Educational Development cites college consortia pooling libraries labs dining halls and faculty to slash expenses. About 700 colleges participate with regional and national groups sharing computing services accounting payroll and teaching facilities to trim costs up to 87 percent in some cases.
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Academy of Educational Development
Academy
Alvin C. Lurich
Experts see 1972 as a strong year for the economy
Industry Week reports optimism rising among economists led by 31 BI consultants. They forecast higher real growth aided by plant and equipment spending and construction while inflation eases. Projections include a 3.5 percent CPI rise, unemployment at 5.3 percent, and a small improvement in the trade deficit.
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Industry Week
Alwough
U.S
Phone workers press for strike sanction in California
A strike vote of 79 to 316 was reported among CWA Local 5415 in Oakland over the firing of the local president by Pacific Telephone. Sanction was to be sought from Alameda County Labor Council, with similar polls under way in Southern California and planned in the Central Valley, Northern California, and Reno, Nevada.
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Oakland
California
The
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Pacific Telephone
Alamede
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