West Virginia's 1967 72 Economic Outlook Lauded
The Department of Commerce outlines a State of growth and optimism under Governor Hulett C. Smith. Angus E. Peyton notes sweeping economic change and progress in agriculture, mining, transport, and industry, with gains expected into the 1970s and beyond.
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Department of Commerce
West Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
Angus E. Peyton
Commerce Department
State Sales Abroad Are Pleasant Surprise
West Virginia exported $400 million in state produced goods in 1966, about 1.3 percent of U S exports, with coal and manufacturing exports driving growth. Manufacturing exports reached $208.6 million and about one in sixteen manufacturing jobs depended on export sales, supporting over 20 000 state jobs.
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West Virginia
United States
Charleston
U. S. Department of Commerce
Loan Firm Gifts Cash to 703 Colleges
Household Finance Corporation distributed checks totaling 121450 to 703 privately supported liberal arts colleges and universities. Checks ranged from 100 to 1000 based on full time enrollment, continuing a program started in 1956 that has surpassed 1 million in gifts.
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G. S. Morrison
Household Finance Corporation
HFC
West Virginia
Alderson-Broaddus College
Bethany College
Davis and Elkins College
Morris Haervey College
Salem College
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Wheeling College
Gold Fever Recedes in Europe as Dollar Holds Steady
The gold market cools after Britain's sterling devaluation and Western nations pause speculators. The IMF secures 1.4 billion for Britain, Swiss bank curbs on gold sales and Fed swap increases bolster dollar defense. Markets stabilize though gold stocks drop, while lawmakers debate fiscal restraint and gold cover policy.
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New York
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Europe
Frankfurt
International Monetary Fund
Federal Reserve
Emergency Radio Plan For Autos
U.S. auto makers plan to offer motorists citizen band radio transmitters for road emergencies. Thomas C. Mann, president of the Automobile Manufacturers Association, cited HELP pilot programs and transistorized transmitters that connect to car radios to quickly contact agencies for rescue or assistance.
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UPI
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Mann
Lake Central Sets Records For Passenger Boardings
Lake Central Airlines set a daily boarding record of 3 859 passengers last Sunday, a 19 percent rise from the prior 3 245 mark. The week of Nov 12 18 yielded 17 145 travelers, surpassing the 16 640 figure from Oct 15 21, reflecting Thanksgiving travel.
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Lake Central Airlines
Lake Central
Navy
New York Times Business Index Drops to 304.6
The New York Times weekly index of business activity fell to 304.6 in the last week from 310.8 the prior week. A year earlier the index stood at 292.7. The table lists the index and its components, each adjusted for long-term seasonal trends.
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New York
New York Times
West Virginia Auto Insurers Cut Cancellation Reasons
Large auto insurance groups in West Virginia announce a voluntary move to restrict cancellations to two reasons nonpayment of premiums and suspension of license or registration. The plan extends non cancellation to comprehensive collision medical payments and uninsured motorists along with liability coverage for policies written after January 1 1968. The National Automobile Underwriters Association and the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters lead the effort with approval sought from West Virginia Insurance Commissioner Frank R Montgomery and 45 state departments plus Puerto Rico and Washington DC.
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West Virginia
National Automobile Underwriters Association
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
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District of Columbia
Power Firm Dividend Declaration for Allegheny Power
The Board of Directors of Allegheny Power System Inc declares a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on common stock. Payment is December 26 to stockholders of record at close of business December 1. Monongahela Power Company, based in Fairmont, operates within the system.
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Allegheny Power System, Inc
Monongahela Power Company
Fairmont
Allegheny Power System
Area Store Sales Soar in Fairmont Morgantown Region
Department of Commerce figures show September 1967 store sales in the Fairmont Morgantown area rose five percent from 1966 to a total of 596000 dollars. August sales reached 662000 dollars.
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Fairmont-Morgantown
U.S. Department of Commerce
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