Consol Donates 7000 to West Virginia Independent Colleges
Consol gives 7000 to the West Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges Inc to support Alderson Broaddus Bethany Davis Elkins Morris Harvey Salem West Virginia Wesleyan and Wheeling colleges. Marshall Buckalew accepts for the 17 year old foundation which raised 158000 last year and aims for 185000 this year.
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James R. McCartney
Consolidation Coal Company
Morris Harvey
Marshall Buckalew
West Virginia Foundation For Independent Colleges
A. P. Dunlap
West Virginia Foundation
Davis & Elkins
Gordon Hermanson
Buckalew
McCartney
Alderson-Broaddus
Richard Shearer
Wheeling College
Frank Haig
S. J
Clarksburg
West Virginia
West Virginia Foundation For Independent Colleges, Inc
Marshall Bucka
Lew
Morris Harvey College
Independent College Foundation
Consol
Continental Oil Company
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Bluefield
Mountaineer Coal Company
Fairmont
Christopher Coal Company
Morgantown
New
Ohio Valley Division
Moundsville
Alderson - Broaddus College
Philippi
Bethany College
Bethany
Davis & Elkins College
Elkins
Charleston
Salem Colege
Salem
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Wheeling
Auto Industry Jitters Eased But Faces 1967 Limits
Detroit reports a calmer mood after 80 days of slow sales with an 8.5 million annual rate seen as the floor for improvement. GM leads the gain in mid June with 119,006 deliveries as Ford and Chrysler dip and imports rise. Experts warn about possible fall Detroit strikes and a return to 7.0–7.7 million production if labor actions occur.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corporation
American Motors Corporation
Gar Laux
Ford
Lincoln-Mercury
United States
United Automobile Workers Union
Henry Ford 2d
Ford Company
Commerce Department
Interstate Standards For Water Clean-up plans filed by five states
Five of the fifty states have submitted complete interstate water cleanup plans to the Federal Government, with six more offering partial standards ahead of the June 30 deadline. If unmet, Interior may set federal standards though the 1966 act imposes no penalties. Florida, Georgia, Indiana, North Dakota, and South Dakota submitted complete plans. California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Virginia provided partial standards. Each state must include enforcement and a schedule for wastewater facility construction.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
North Dakota
South Dakota
California
Illinois
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
Gas prices decline in decade 1957 to 1966
Oil Facts reports that regular gasoline pre tax price fell 2.4 percent over 1957 66 while CPI rose over 15 percent and taxes rose 19 percent. As of April 1 1967 the pre tax price was 22.70 cents a gallon, just above the 1957 level of 22.11 cents.
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Bargain New York
UPI
Oil Facts
American Petroleum Institute
Elderly market: $40 billion in U S stores says Dayton study
University of Dayton business summary finds Americans aged 65 plus form a $40 billion annual market, double the teen market, and projected to reach $55 billion in ten years. It notes supermarkets favor large family sizes and small servings for the elderly are scarce, urging private industry to focus on older consumers.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
University of Dayton
Market set for second-half growth amid mixed signals
The U S economy winds into a higher pace in the latter half of 1967 as the stock market remains subdued. Analysts note cautious optimism with rising consumer buying, inventory adjustments, and possible tax or policy measures shaping the outlook.
Business leaders clash over tax rise and defense cuts
A group of economists and businessmen debate federal budget options amid revenue deficits. Some favor deep nondefense spending cuts to avoid tax hikes, while others warn a tax rise could hinder the recovery. Notable voices include Stuart Saunders, James Binger, Simon Strauss, John Harper, and Lewis Seiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Strauss
American Smelting and Refining Company
John D. Harper
Aluminum Company of America
Lewis P. Seiler
Associated Dry Goods Corporation
First Quarter 1967 Wage Hikes Average 5 Percent
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports unions negotiated wage increases for over 900,000 workers in Q1 1967 at a median 5 percent first year rise and 5 percent average over contract life. Manufacturing saw 5.8 percent first year and 4.1 percent life, with fringe benefits rising 4.9 percent.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York Times Business Activity Index Rises
The New York Times weekly index of business activity increases to 319.3 last week from 309.9, with 305.9 a year earlier. The table shows index components and long term seasonal adjustments for June 17 1967 versus June 10 and June 18, including sectors like Steel, Electric Power, Paperboard, and Lumber.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
New York Times
Accountants Elect Officers at WV Association Convention
The West Virginia Public Accountants Association held its annual convention at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel in Clarksburg. Officers for 1967 1968 were chosen: Mark B. Condry president, Ronald Snyder vice president, David H. Rollins secretary treasurer. Executive Committee members include Carl Marsh Earl C. Elkins and Cleve M. Meador.
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West Virginia Public Accountants’ Association
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Mark B. Condry
Parkersburg
Ronald Snyder
David H. Rollins
Charleston
Carl Marsh
Kingwood
Earl C. Elkins
Wellsburg
Cleve M. Meador
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New York Times News Service
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