Babson Foresees Inflation Battle for 1970 Economy
Babson Reports predicts a cautious 1970 with inflationary pressures and slow growth. Inflation likely to ease only slowly, with wage talks and labor disputes shaping the year. Monetary policy may tighten then ease as profits stay tight and investment remains subdued. State and local spending rise to fund housing, urban renewal, and transportation needs.
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Vietnam
Fedral Reserve
Bank Fe
Babson
Federal Reserve
Australian Stops On World Vacation
Mrs Lydia Turner of Gravlands Australia visits the home of Mr and Mrs Horace Owen in Salt Lake City during her Around The World trip. She sailed November 25 from Fremantle on the Oriana and will spend six months in the United States attending the LDS conference season and visiting local members and missionaries.
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Marie Lindhardt
Horace Owen
L.ydia Turner
Gravlands
Australia
Perth
Fremanty
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Wayne Owen
Mooo
Ms Owen
Mrs Turner
Nes
Oter
Mos Larner
United States
Pean
Former Student Now Governor of Alaska Reveres Hart's Influence
The article profiles Mark Hart, a Preston businessman and former teacher, who mentored notable students including Dr. T H Bell. Keith H Miller, former Bothell student and governor of Alaska, credits Hart for guiding him toward public service. Hart recalls Miller's Air Corps band start at Panfield during World War II and notes life’s unpredictable turns. The piece also mentions a brother, Bob, who attended Harvard Graduate School, married a Greek woman, and has two children.
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Mark Hart
Preston
T H Bell
Utah
Alaska
Hart
Mim
Keith H. Miller
Bothell
Wash
Miller
Keith Miller
Air Corps
Pane Field
Sita Ma
Bob
Chamber Banquet Tickets On Sale for January Event
Tickets go on sale this week for the annual Chamber Commerce banquet to be held at the new Community Center at the Franklin Fair Grounds on January 12. Speaker is Minton from the Department of Development and Commerce. Board members selling tickets include Johnson, Martin, Waitera, Bell, Steers, New, Webb, Lasso, Nichols, Elwell, Bowman, and Lunn.
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Chamber Commerce
Franklin Corn Fair
Vo Minton
Fado Department of Development and Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Laey
Paula Johnson
Burton Martin
Wayne Doug Waitera
Wayne Bell
Jed Steers
Neuverson
Douglas Webb
Nac Wawards
James Lass
Government Cost Told in Franklin County Study
The Department of Commerce releases a new Census of Governments report showing per capita costs for Franklin County and comparisons with other communities. The five year survey details revenues expenditures and outstanding debt for local government operations across about 3 000 counties nationwide.
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Franklin County
Department of Commerce
United States
Preston Welcomes Pitcher Pump and Pipe Industry
A Cornish entrepreneur leads Pitcher Pump and Pipe to acquire the old Pet Milk plant in Preston. The operation will employ about 20 workers, potentially rising to 40 with SBA loan approval, manufacturing irrigation fittings and assembling sprinkler systems for a growing market.
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Ddustry
Preston
Pitcher Pump and Tie
The
Development Corporation
Marcell Pitcher
Cornish
Small Business Administration
Franiklin County Development Corporaton
Pema da
Pitcher
Canada
Texas
Industrial Development Corporation
Pure ‘Chase
Organation
Pau Johnson
Eréston
Gus
Mink
Walter’ Ross
Aid
Pet Milk
Paul Johnson
Walter Ross
Ted Steers
Citizen
First Baby To Get Many Prizes Again In Preston
Preston merchants join The Preston Citizen in a 1870 Franklin County General Memorial Hospital first baby contest offering prizes. Gifts include gas, car wash, baby book, diapers, gift certificates, furniture, appliances, and a variety of local business donations.
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Preston Merchants
Franklin County General Memorial Hospital
Milo’s AG
Carlsons
Anderson Lumber
Rossneg Furnishings
Adahos
Free Candy for New Preston Citizen Subscriptions
A free box of chocolates valued at 2.50 will accompany new subscriptions to the Preston Citizen. The offer runs through December 31. Local rate is 4.50 within the area and 5.50 outside the area. missionaries and servicemen noted.
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Preston Citizen
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Spas
Wits
Arter
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
the Owens
Salt
Lydia Turner
Mike
Turner
Harvard Graduate School
Greece
E& O
TEES
IGOV
Keith
Chamber
Franklin County Development Corporation
Area Bank
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