Mobility shapes American views on class and work
A survey finds most Americans view themselves as working class or middle class with rapid mobility between strata. Blacks report rising class status. mobility correlates with home ownership, politics, and cultural values while limits persist for college grads and longstanding family ties.
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State Bank 854 Consolidated Report Shows 1978 Figures
Winchester bank reports resources and liabilities as of March 31 1978 with totals for assets 160 504 thousand dollars and deposits 141 117 thousand. The document lists loans deposits and equity figures accompanied by signatures of M Feltner president and directors William H West Jr Ray Robinson Jr Frank Armstrong Jr.
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