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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1977
Page
4
The scanned page blends stock quotes and market notes with varied entities across firms and locations. Chicago exchange data appears alongside regional listings and commodity prices, including wheat futures and bank listings.
Robert Luther of Tri State Tank Times Inc was chosen as second vice president at the Maryland Motor Truck Association 25th annual convention. The group aims to push for higher gross weight limits in Maryland. Charles A Williams named account executive for Insurance Buyers Council Inc to solicit new business and manage contracts in the area.
The Carter administration struggles to maintain business support amid the Bert Lance resignation. Executives warn replacement could fail to match Lance in representing business, while officials push tax plans and warn confidence must rebound. Growth and inflation data show slowdowns but modest gains in investments and housing. Concorde landings opened under review, with cities free to block based on noise rules.
Carborundum announces resumed work on a Niagara Falls New York technical center for sintered alpha silicon carbide. The decision follows a joint push by New York State Urban Development Corporation and the City of Niagara Falls to provide financing and tax incentives. The UDC Board approves a low interest financing program for the project.
New York AP survey outlines how inflation and wage policy interact with indexing, unemployment, and productivity. It notes minimum wage efforts and joblessness remain pressure points, while stock market gains lag and steel and rail industries face financing and modernization hurdles amid broad policy debates. The piece laments piecemeal fixes and slow economic progress.
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