Brookings economist foresees real income rise by 1980
Brookings Institution economist Charles L. Schultze predicts real family income could grow by 1,400 to 2,000 dollars by 1980, lifting living standards 16 to 17 percent above 1973. He links gains to a continued 2 to 3 percent annual rise and notes unemployment and oil prices could alter the pace.
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Xenia Officials Clash Over Mall Development Vote
Xenia Ohio mayor Charles Cook vows a vote this week on City Manager Robert Stewart's recommendation to appoint Xenia Community Urban Redevelopment Corp. as developer of a multimillion loan shopping center. City commissioners must approve the selection ahead of a Thursday meeting.
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Farm Bureau urges Ford veto of construction picketing bill
The American Farm Bureau urged President Ford to veto the Common Sites picketing bill, saying the measure would raise construction costs and create labor union monopolies by forcing workers to join unions. The House and Senate approved the bill last week.
Unclear Address Dispute Linked to Franklin Break-In
Nancy Pieratt disputes owning the 705 Cleveland St. residence and says her nephew Gordon Pieratt does not live there. Police say Gordon Pieratt was arrested Saturday in Franklin for aggravated burglary tied to a Jackson Street break-in.
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