Economists expect continued but modest 1976 recovery
The Economic Forum of 11 top U.S. economists forecasts a continued recovery through 1976 with unemployment averaging 7.8 percent and corporate profits up 27 percent after a 15 percent fall in 1975. GNP is projected to rise 12 percent to 1.6515 trillion, with 5.8 percent real growth. prices set to rise 6.6 percent.
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Forecaster Predicts Normal Winter for Midwest Regions
Allen Pearson of the National Severe Storms Forecasting Center says Kansas City should see near to below normal temperatures this winter with above normal precipitation in December and February. He adds a 60 percent chance of below normal temps for North Dakota and northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota, and below normal temps for Colorado New Mexico and the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles. The forecast also calls for more freezing rain than usual and fewer prolonged cold spells until January.
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