Productivity paradox to lift living standards in 1970s
New York AP reports 1959 to 1970 saw output rise 2.5 percent annually while hours fell about 0.5 percent, boosting living standards by ~2 percent annually as workers gained through efficiency. Yet productivity remains misunderstood and debated by experts and the Commerce Department. The Advertising Council may back a $19 million campaign as the National Commission on Productivity studies how to raise output without overburdening workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commerce Department
Japan
U.S
United States
Advertising Council
National Commission On Productivity
Illinois Pair Named as Rhodes Scholars
Two Illinois students are among 32 Rhodes Scholarship recipients in the United States. Michael R. Cannon of Peoria, a Washington University student, and Marshall W. Bautz of Flossmoor, a Cornell student, will study at Oxford University for two years. Rhodes trustees must ratify the selections.
Wall St. in modest decline signals potential stabilization
E F Hutton and Co views recent market dips as a small correction after an eight week advance. Kissinger's Paris talks without a signed agreement raise potential risk, while Burnham & Co notes investor dilemmas and four trends including preference for quality shares and reassessment of stocks-only strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
E. F. Hutton and Co
Dr. Kissinger
Paris
Mas
Freight Goods Seized for Auction by Eastern Express
The notice lists multiple consignors and items to be sold at Eastern Express in Terre Haute Indiana on December 19 1972. Items include 4 cartons hone C Librette Hardware 12 cartons card shufflers Astor Playing 1 carton buttons NB Slater 3 cartons home C Werby Industries 3 cartons washing compounds Village of Varrytown Police Dept 2 cartons cleaning compounds Harrison House Glen Cove 1 carton clothing Lenny Tee Fashions New York 1 carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Express, Inc
Wabash, Avenue
Terre Haute
Indiana
Librette Hardware
New Rochelle
New York
C—Astor Playing
N. B. Slater
C—Werby Industries
Framingham
Massachusetts
Varrytown
N.Y
Harrison House
Glen Cove
Lenny Tee Fashions
Clearing House Declares 5 Cents Dividend for 1972
Directors of Commerce Clearing House Inc announce a fourth quarter cash dividend of 5 cents per share payable Jan. 24, 1973 to stockholders of record Dec. 29, 1972. The calendar year 1972 dividend totals 20.8 cents per share after the 2-for-1 stock split in April 1972. Prices for publications remain unchanged and 1973 74 reporting contracts are being accepted at those prices.
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Chicago
Directors of Commerce Clearing House, Inc
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Erney Safe and
Hulman
Ft. Harrison
Irma
Alcoholics Anonymous
LOST
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P.O
Wallace Nursing Home
Margaret Ave
United Systems, Inc
Ohio Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
St, Anthony’s Hospital
7Th St. Marshall
Spelterville Inn
Bramble Bush Restaurant
Tribune- Star
Union Hospital
State Employment Service
Star Bldg
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Ohio
P.O Box 208
Mattoon, Ill
Avon
Clay City
Sullivan County
Texas Refinery Corp
F. C. Pate
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Texas
Columbia House Employment Office
Fruitridge Ave
Garrigus
Silverstein Bros
Aluminum
Kleptz Aluminum Building
Supp
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Locust Street
Auto & Truck Supplies
Taylor Automotive
Powell-Stephenson Lumber Co
S. 7Th
Indian Acres Food
Kopper Kettle
Chicken Delight
Army
Felix
Karpet Steem T. H
Call
T. H. Carpet Cleaning & Rug Co
N. 16Th
J&h Carpet and Rug
U.S. Army
Post Office
Tel
M&w
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Cesspools
Robert McCalister
Mel Kelley
Ligon Incorp
Marshall
Commerce and Industry
Cory
Meadows
Twelve Points
Idaho Station
North Terre Haute
Bellmore
Blanford
Bloomingdale
Bowling Green
Brazil
Graysville
Prairie Creek
Bridgeton
Hillsdale
Prairieton
Henderson Music
S. 13Th
Newpapers
Phibune-Star Publishing Co
Wabash Ave
Daily Star
Tribune and Sunday Tribune-Star
Oriental Rags
Joe Sabb
Carlisle
Coalmont
Clinton
Hymera
Judson
Riley
Rockville
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Jay E. Pfleging
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Robinson
Toledo
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West York
Free
Sears
Superior Fence CO
Ferran Glass Shop
Walker's Lighting Center
Blake's
Keller's Hardware
Moving & Storage
Ravermeister-Hegeman Mayflower
Harrison Industrial Park
HONDA
Salen
Hills Motorcycles
Wir
Don Coverstone
Lafayette
Paul Johnson
Kussner St
Moore-Langen
CB Radio
Henderson
Way Radio 2
Homestead Manor Realty Co
Hobart W. Hall Jr
Tribune Building
Laughrey Bros. Rooting & Ding
15Th St
Don Coveratone
Toyland Lafayette
Dana Dugger Fairbanks
Greater
Mrs. Helt
Katherine Hamilton
8Th Ave
Meadow’s Manor
Convalescent Center
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B.L.I. Personnel Department
N. Garvin
Evansville
P and S
David Bailey
Bel Air
Chevrolet
Malibu
Cvinder
Plymouth
Froderman
Chevy City
U.S. Hwy
South
Rayne A
Terre Haute, Ind
Lawrence Church & Associates
Care
Tribune-Star
Wall St. Charter
Janeway Service
Burnham & Co., Inc
Dilem
Clearing House
Pat Carson
MEIS
MR. Beallis
Miriam Black Personnel Service Licensed
Merchants Nat'l Bank
Shelling
Sycamore Bidg
Jack King
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Sibley Tower
Rochester
Henry
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