Population Growth Projections Stir Debate On U S Future
A United Press report analyzes how a 1.7 percent annual rise could push U S population from 170 million to about 228 million by 1974 and beyond. It discusses baby boom effects, rising college demand, and shifts in household formation shaping the economy and jobs outlook.
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U.S
Louis Cassels
United Press
Washington
United States
Davis
Sue
Bies
Columbus, .C
Ohio Supreme Court
Ae Worle
Joseph J. Spengler
Duke University
Court Rules Against Utility Rate Refunds
The Ohio court upheld the decision denying refunds to Keco Industries and others who claimed they overpaid after the Cincinnati Bell Telephone Co raised rates in 1953 and then lowered them in 1954 following a Public Utilities Commission order. The ruling touches on related legal questions about rate setting and broader policy debates on productivity and population growth.
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Cincinnati
Keco Industries
Bell Tellephone Co
Cincinnati Telephone, Company
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Telephone Company
Keco
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
State House
Lorain County Bond Sale Totals 508447 in February
Serial E and H savings bonds sold in Lorain County reached 508447 during February, reported by Ira L. Porter of Oberlin, the county savings bond chairman. The Lorain County figure is part of Ohio’s 2142 million February sales total.
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Lorain County
Ira L. Porter
Oberlin
County Savings Bond
Ohio
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