Economy Faces Inflation Fears Amid Surging GNP
The economy steadied after a $42 billion first quarter deficit in GNP with surcharges and tax plans stirring policy debates. By year’s end 1967 inflation worries persisted as Congress debated spending cuts and higher taxes while mortgage funds faced potential constraints and the Fed signaled tighter money.
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More Street Lighting Expands in San Antonio
Lighting of San Antonio streets continued at a fast pace last year. City traffic director Stewart Fischer said 10.8 miles of additional lighting were installed, bringing the total to 2965 miles. Arterial projects from Nueva to 1H 35, Durango to Santa Rosa, and others were completed, with further completions planned on multiple corridors including Alamo, Market, Presa, Nueva, Eisenhower, Callaghan, Vance Jackson, and more along Loop 41 and freeways.
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State Survey S A Business Booms in San Antonio
The University of Texas report shows San Antonio’s business activity up 10 percent in November from October, far above the statewide 2 percent rise. Construction debt and bank data indicate broad recovery, with the San Antonio index climbing from 178.7 to 194.3 percent of the 1957-59 level, while Beaumont and Galveston saw smaller gains and Port Arthur held steady.
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Flooding Cuts Off Brazil City As 50 Die Reported
Floodwaters from days of heavy rain isolate Itabuna in Bahia, Brazil, with Gov. Luiz Viana confirming deaths and unconfirmed reports reaching dozens more. Air forces rush food and medicine to the port near Itabuna as thousands become homeless and streets lie underwater. Rains halt. highways severed. power and water scarce. Amateur radio operators report damages up to $9 million in Bahia.
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San Antonio Banks Forecast 1968 Growth and HemisFair Boost
San Antonio bankers foresee a strong 1968 led by HemisFair momentum, with deposits and loans rising and construction activity expanding. Executives from Highland Park State Bank, Jefferson State Bank, Bexar County National Bank, Groos National Bank, National Bank of Commerce, and West Side State Bank project solid local conditions despite national inflation and dollar concerns.
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Tefferson State Bank
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Murrah
Murtzh
Ernest A. Baetz
Bexar County National Bank
San Antonio
Baca
San Antoni Tt
Smith
United States
George Cassel
West Side State Bank
Hemis
San Adomo
Cassel
Petroleum Dominates American Energy, Says Moaa Review
UPI report cites Moahty Review indicating petroleum is the largest energy source in the American economy. Federal Reserve brief notes energy trivia with emphasis on oil's central role in production and consumption.
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