Housing rebound near 1983 lifts US market
The Nation reports a 65 percent rise in house sales boosting firms like Jack Conway and Co in Boston amid scarce listings. Builders in Kansas City resume work as lumber and home demand recover, while economists warn gains may fade if deficits raise rates or unemployment stays high.
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David Goeller
Associated Press
Washington
Boston
Jack Conway and Co
Jon Bond
Hanover
Mass
Bond
Kansas City
Jim Young
Pacific Northwest
U.S
National Association of Realtors
Michael Carliner
Chase Econometrics
Bala Cynwyd
Allen Sinai
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Sinai
Ted Gibson
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Henry Schechter
Aflcio
Office of Housing and Monetary Policy
Schechter
Joliet
Ill
Lynn Krausee
College majors by race in 1978 79 study
The National Center for Education Statistics reports that white, Hispanic and Asian students favor Business and Management as their top degrees, while Blacks and American Indians lean toward Education. Foreign students mainly choose Engineering, with differences by race.
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Washington
National Center For Education Statistics
United States
Business
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