Economists split over recession near year end 1960
At a midyear conference the U S Chamber of Commerce heard leading economists disagree on whether a recession is near, while agreeing that a boom is unlikely. Predictions point to modest second-half gains, lower mortgage costs, steady steel output, and a 2 percent drop in 1960 construction spending from 1959.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Frank E. Morris
Investment Bankers Assn
Emerson P. Schmidt
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L. S. Hamaker
Miles L. Colean
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Plan to designate area for objectionable industries in Tucson
State Rep. John H. Haugh asks the County Planning and Zoning Commission to set aside a CI 2 heavy industry district for objectionable industries such as cattle and hog feeding slaughtering tanning fat rendering wool pulling and oil or rubber reclaiming to give them a designated site free from real estate pressures and aggressive scrutiny.
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New York Cab Drivers to Offer 10 Cent Tips
New York City cabbies with 11,685 licensed cabs will provide a 10 cent tip to passengers starting next Friday. The 10 cent rebated tip replaces a city tax on rides imposed a year ago, which drivers argued cut income and tips. The tax expired June 30, but meters must be recalibrated to remove the tax before rebates begin.
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