Suburban job growth reshapes the American economy
The Times analysis of 1970 and 1976 census data shows suburbs gaining jobs, overtaking central cities in many metros. Nine of 15 cities saw city job losses. Washington and Houston prove suburban primacy. Suburban workers increasingly both live and work outside the city, with rising reverse commutes and manufacturing gains.
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New Chairman Details Expanded Minority Business Aid Plan
W. W. Keeler, chairman of Phillips Petroleum, announced at a Los Angeles news conference that the President's Council on Minority Business Enterprise will broaden its efforts. Five committees will focus on capital and financing, business opportunities, education, training, and purchasing and procurement for minority business men.
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