Maryland Consulting Engineers See Mixed 1961 Outlook
Andrew J. Parker Jr of CEC Maryland notes 192 fewer optimistic firms in 1961 amid regional survey results from ACEC. Nationally 49 percent rated business good, 32 percent average, 19 percent poor. Maryland 1911 year figures show 61 percent good, 31 percent average, 8 percent poor. For 1962 Maryland engineers anticipate 22 percent better, 44 percent about the same, 33 percent worse.
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