Trucking Outlook for 1978 Promises Growth Despite Doubts
The American Trucking Associations reports a favorable 1978 outlook with expected 12 to 15 percent revenue rise over 1977 as inflation and unemployment cloud the second half. Tonnage may climb 7 to 8 percent while net income stays around 2.5 to 3.5 percent. Industry groups show broad 1977 gains and momentum into 1978 amid higher fuel and labor costs and steady cost ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trucking Associations, Inc
ATA
General Flight
Bosson Announces Candidacy For New Mexico Attorney General
Richard C. Bosson declared his bid for the Democratic nomination for New Mexico Attorney General. He resigned as Director of the Civil Division last December to run, speaking at the Albuquerque Press Club about expanding an aggressive, independent office. He outlined four priorities, starting with public utilities and rate reform, then government corruption, education for officials, and tougher prosecutions.
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Richard C. Bosson
New Mexico
Bosson
Albuquerque
Consumer Protection
I-10 Exxon Shines In Lordsburg Community
I-10 Exxon, located just south of the Main Street interchange in Lordsburg, is operated by Jack Adams who has run the station since November 15, 1977. The business opened November 1, 1976 and offers full service fueling, tires, and accessories. It operates 24 hours daily with four full time and one part time employee.
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Exxon
Main Street
Lordsburg
Jack Adams
Adams
Domenici pushes border summit with Carter Portillo
U S Senator Domenici urged a Border Summit Conference between President Carter and Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo to craft a mutual plan on border economic cooperation and drug smuggling and illegal alien control. He warned the border problems cost billions annually and urged high level cooperation and innovative trade aid.
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U.S
Pete Domenici
Carter
Jose Lopez Portillo
Domenici
Texas
America
Portillo
United States
Poland
TVI Launches Campaign to End Sex Stereotyping in Vocational Paths
TVI begins a three month electronic media campaign in Albuquerque funded by a 10485 grant from the State Department of Vocational Education. Radio and TV spots plus public service messages urge that sex should not dictate career choices, with goals to reach all ages and emphasize women can be carpenters and men cooks.
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Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute
TVI
State Department of Vocational Education
Albuquerque
Denis Cummings
Ms. Cummings
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