Babsons 1984 Economic Outlook Points to Steady Expansion
Babsons forecasts 1984 real GNP rising about 5 percent per quarter with a 54 percent calendar year gain, driven by steadier growth, higher consumer income, and firmer business investment. Industrial production should rise about 5 percent, new housing stays high but not surging, and inventories lift to support expansion. Unemployment drifts down modestly, inflation stays creeping, and profits rise with dividends possibly increasing. The Dow could trade around 1150 to 1450, aided by profits improvement and investor confidence.
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Babson’s
Federal Reserve
Babson
U.S
DJIA
Dow Jones
Reagan
Leader Readers in Fort Worth Area Highlight Contributors
A compact notice lists leaders and readers including Harrie Perkins Bryan Philip Trew and Mrs. Ethel Hilbun Crosbyton along with residents from Fort Worth Hollis OK New York and Wyoming. Names such as S Sgt K B Porter at F E Warren AFB and Lynda Davis Amarillo appear among others.
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Harrie Perkins
Bryan
Philip Trew
Ft. Worth
R.B. Johnson
Freemont
Roy Ginn
Hollis
Vivienne Wilson
Don Lewis
New York
N.Y
K.B. Porter
F.E. Warren Afb
Ethel Hilbun
Crosbyton
Leo Underdown
Lynda Davis
Amarillo
Rayburn Hightower
Dodson
City Receives $2,964 in Sales Tax Rebates
State Comptroller Bob Bullock sent Wellington a 2,964.60 rebate for sales tax paid in October with November reporting. Total rebates for 1983 reach 72,627.51, up from 70,201.88 in 1982. The December checks reflect statewide 52 million rebated to 980 cities. Local counties show varied changes, Gray county totals include Lefors McLean and Pampa at 1,461,335.74.
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Bob Bullock
Wellington
Bullock
Armstrong County
Briscoe
Childress
Cottle
Donley
Gray
Hall
Hemphill
Wheeler
Gray County
Lefors
McLean
Pampa
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Babsor
Foreign Affairs
Leader Readers
Federal Land Bank Association
Texas
Mme
Wat Side Square
Avid & Deboreh Brown
Orgar
Bulletin Cube
Pee
West Ave
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