U.S. risks losing place among economic superstates says industry voices
Industry leaders warn the United States may fall behind as Europe and the Orient form dedicated government–industry partnerships. Ahlbrandt of Allegheny Ludlum cautions against making trade policy politically driven while auto imports rise. McMillen retires after 45 years with Monongahela Power. Campbell urges shifts to productivity and world trade focus to keep U.S. in the top tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Europe
Japan
Main Street
Roger S. Ahlbrandt
Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc
Senate International Trade Committee
America
United Press International
Detroit
UPI
Orient
Allegheny Ludlum
Ahlibrandt
Harold L. McMillen
Monongahela Power Co
Fairmont
Morgantown
McMillen
Grafton
Wellsburg
Marietta
Ohio
Elkins
Red Cross
United Fund , Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army Capital Fund
Mountaineer Area
Boy Scout Council
Walter J. Campbell
United States
Mining studies planned for four day acid mine drainage workshop
The four day Acid Mine Drainage Workshop at Ohio University Athens features field trips to Elkins Norton Levi Moore pilot plant and a Washington County Pa reclamation site. Instructors include Richard P. Smith Ronald D. Hill Ernest J. Gebhart Everett S. Goldberg and Rodney Krause. Sponsored by Ohio University EPA ORSANCO ORLANCO coalition with the Ohio Reclamation Association and ODNR.
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Department of Geology
Ohio University
West Virginia
Elkins
Norton
Levi Moore
Marion County
Washington County
University At Athens
Ohio
Richard P. Smith
West Virginia University Engineering Experimental Station
Smith
Ronald D. Hill
Environmental Protection Agency Research Center
Cincinnati
Hill
Ernest J. Gebhart
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Consolidation Coal Co
Everett S. Goldberg
University of Maryland
Rodney Krause
National Coal Association
Washington
EPA
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Orlanco
Coal Industry Advisory Committee
Ohio Reclamation Association
Fed finds credit use up in May
May consumer installment credit rose to 493 million, still below April’s record gain as new extensions fell and repayments rose. Fed governor Brimmer signaled possible shift toward fiscal stimulus, while Senate Banking Chair Sparkman asked Connally to probe actions allegedly lifting lending points for homebuilders.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew F. Brimmer
Federal Reserve System
John J. Sparkman
Senate Banking Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
WVU Publishes Engineering Workshops Papers 1970 71
The Engineering Experiment Station at West Virginia University released technical papers from Practical Industrial Engineering Workshops held in Huntington during 1970 71. Coordinated by R D Fowler and R E Ward these papers cover Human Factors Engineering Economy Forecasting and Project Management with PERT and CPM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Experiment Station
West Virginia University
R. D. Fowler
R. E. Ward
WVU Department of Industrial Engineering
College of Engineering
Charleston-Huntington
Upper
Ohio Valley
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Huntington
PERT
CPM
Training Ends Local Man Joins Insurance Firm
Joseph B. Nailler of Morgantown finished a Richmond Virginia training course and becomes a representative for Combined Insurance Co of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Nailler
Morgantown
Richmond
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Morgantown Business Briefs Shake Up With New Ownership
Downtown changes include the removal of a garage on Kirk Street and demolitions on High and Foundry as the Federal Building site progresses. Morgantown Radio-TV Shop gets new owner William Donovan after buying from Paul Campbell. Campbell remains at the shop briefly. The House of Cards relocates to 361 High Street and Weiss Jewelers plans to expand with a gift and card section adjoining.
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Morgantown
Kirk Street
High
Foundry
Federal
High Street
Navy
Boy Scout Troop
Campbell
House of Cards
Walnut
Harold Weiss
Weiss Jewelers
High St
Steel plant closure idles 2700 workers in Youngstown
U S Steel Corp ends operations at its Youngstown Ohio plant cutting 2700 jobs as part of a broader summer weak demand for steel. About 11000 steelworkers have faced layoffs across the industry due to soft demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel Corp
Youngstown
Ohio
Aluminum Company of America
Week in Finance Signals Caution Amid Mixed Economic Readings
Investors held back as markets consolidated for 11th week with the Dow hovering around 900. Earnings show strength in retail and autos while steel and aluminum cutbacks widen uncertainty. The trade deficit and Vietnam news loom as potential market catalysts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vietnam
Office needs and services ad at 331 High Street
During summer vacation this ad offers dictation typing monthly billing collections notary public bookkeeping copying and duplication. It promises to supply temporary office help and invites applications at 331 High Street over the Morgan theater with phone contact 292-9535.
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High Street
Morgan Theater
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M’ Millen
Industry Week
James E Simmermon
Credit Bureau
Associated Credit Bureaus, Inc
Credit Bureau and Collection Industries
Morgantown Credit Bureau
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Kensington
Fed
WVU
New York Times News Service
Sears, Roebuck
Bank Americard
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Electric Equipment Company
High Street Dial
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