Montgomery County’s 1970 economy shows growth despite sewer moratorium
The Montgomery County economy ends 1970 with stability despite federal cutbacks and a sewer moratorium. Growth in services, government, retail, and finance real estate offset construction declines. population reaches 520,719, retail sales top 1.07 billion, and jobs rise to 181,000. Large new shopping centers, high rises, and motel hotel space mark a mature, self contained regional economy facing 1971 challenges.
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Montgomery County
Anacostia Basin
Cab
John
Seneca
Homer Hoyt Institute
District of Columbia
Hecht's
Wheaton Plaza
Lansburgh’s
Rochville
Woodward and Lothrop
Montgomery Mall
Friendship Heights
Chevy Chase Lake
BelPre Road
Layhill Road
Randolph Road
Montgomery Village
Aspen Hill
Connecticut Avenue
Government Services Administration
United States Public Health Service
Parklawn Drive
Rockville
Danac
Gaithersburg
Montgomery
U.S. 29
North
Bethesda
Washington - Rockville
Rockville Pike
Washington Science Center
Georgetown Road
Montrose
Xerox
MD. 28
Shady Grove Road
Fairchild- Hiller
IBM
Rock Spring Park
Democracy Blvd
I- 270
GEM Data Processing Division
Kilbane
Eisinger
Ramada Inn
Holiday Inn
Silver Spring
Holiday Inns
Woodmont Triangle
Birthday honors and visits in Lime Kiln community
Mary Ella Naille celebrated her first birthday on Tuesday January 12. Mr and Mrs Henry Baugher and family hosted visitors including Henry Baugher Jr and others from Frederick. Patti Baugher wedding shower hosted by Kathy and Peggy O Hara. Elmer Stemple and Walter Lee families observed wedding anniversary. Various local residents from Frederick Baker Valley Road and RFD 9 visited Lime Kiln households.
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Henry Baugher
Mary Ella Naille
Donald Naille
Henry Baugher Jr
Frederick
Harold Hawkins
Glenn Rice
Junior Ramsbury
Leonard Hoffmaster
Harvey Baugher
RFD
Paul R. O’hara
Zion Road
O’hara
Kathy
Peggy
Patti Baugher
Elmer Stemple
Walter Lee
Gas House Pike
Leon Printz
Americans Smoke Most Cigarettes Worldwide in 1967 Almanac
The World Almanac reports Americans were the heaviest smokers with about 528 billion cigarettes consumed in 1967, averaging roughly 4,000 per adult annually and costing nearly $7.5 billion in a year. The item carries a Newspaper Enterprise Association copyright note.
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Robert H. Davidson
Montgomery Bureau Dept. of Economic Development
Sales Management Magazine
Sealy Factory
Decorator
Sealy
L Dutmooedic
Tenpoint
East ST
Junior Ramsburg
RFD 9
Carl Shores
Baker Valley Road
Bache