Expansion At Sorg Near Ready Stage
Sorg Paper Co prepares for major expansion with the Sorg VII paper machine and an adjoining 80,000 square foot warehouse. Ground was broken in 1967 with completion targeted for 1968. the new machine is expected to boost output by up to 40 percent and cost about 6.72 million in 1967 68.
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Prospects for Tax Hike Unclear and Sorg Outlook
Washington reports that expectations of higher federal income taxes could trim consumer spending on big-ticket items in 1968 while nondurables stay steady. Finance Facts notes the paper industry with Sorg in 1967 fared well despite a tougher year for the sector. The Sorg president also expects the new light-weight publication paper line to expand.
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Chicago restaurant scene and diners demand growth
Chicago notes show the restaurant industry hinges on 57.3 million Americans who eat out weekly. In 1960 the market was just over 50 million, reflecting rapid growth and shifting dining habits.
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Chicago
Short Work Stoppages in 1966 Often Lasted Briefly
In 1966 about two fifths of settled strikes lasted under a week and three fifths ended within two weeks. The figures show most labor stoppages were short and quickly resolved.
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Washington
Eligibility cutoff set for GI home loan program
Washington officials note the new eligibility end date for World War II veterans GI home loans is July 25, 1970. An earlier expiration was announced for July 25, 1967, but a subsequent act extended the program.
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Washington
U S Aid to Korea Totals 3.7 Billion Since War End
Since the Korean War ended the United States has given Korea about 3.7 billion dollars in economic and technical aid.
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Seoul
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Korea
Production Rises Chicago Crop and Livestock Output
In the last twenty years U.S. crop production and livestock output per animal grew about 40 percent, reflecting significant gains in efficiency and yields across farming sectors.
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Chicago
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