Mid-South Adds Builder Supplier and Leaders Named
Mid-South Building Supply announces a new builder supplier distributor with Kibler's Home Improvements of Winchester chosen for strong regional standing. Shenandoah Apple Co-Operative promotes Robert E. Taylor to Warehouse and Traffic Manager, a Winchester native. James T. Holland of O'Sullivan Corp joins the Commercial and Savings Bank regional board.
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Mid-South Building Supply Company
Kibler
Winchester
Mid-South
Virginia
Shenandoah Apple Co-Operative, Inc
Robert E. Taylor
Taylor
Handley High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
E. C. Glass High School
Lynchburg
Handley High
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Montana
Idaho
New York City
Washington, D. C
Sylvia Rawls
Miami
Fla
Robert, Jr
Susan
Annandale
James T. Holland
O'Sullivan Corporation
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
H. Robert Edwards
Holland
O'Sullivan
Booz Allen & Hamilton
American University
Washington, D.C
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
American Management Association
National Association of Accountants
Shenandoah Valley
Heritage Electrical Contractors, Inc
Thomas B. Brumback
C. J. Brumback & Sons, Inc
Dennis T. Cole
Denny's, Inc
H. Ben Crim
the Country
Lucy H. Custer
Hugh F. Dailey
Wade C. Emmart
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Woodrow H. Moore
T. Earl Riddick
Zeropack Company
Mary P. Robinson
Louise P. Speakman
Warren G. Teates
Tastee Freez
G. Grover Teets, Jr
Nancy S. Yost
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
New Home Prices on Rise Across Market
New York AP reports the average price of a new home last month was about 63 000 with a 9.46 percent mortgage rate the highest since 1963. Existing home resale prices averaged 53 700 signaling tight affordability.
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New York
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Court Year in Review Still Brought Setbacks and Wins
The Supreme Court’s 1977 78 term favored business in many rulings while delivering notable setbacks. Key actions included limits on warrantless OSHA searches, no 15 percent duty on imported Japanese electronics, and strong support for nuclear power permits. The Court also tightened class action cost rules, upheld corrective advertising authority, and ruled on antitrust, patent, and tax issues affecting industry and government.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
High Court
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Treasury Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
GNP Surges to $2.08 Trillion Amid Mixed Reactions
The Commerce Department reports second quarter GNP at $2.08 trillion annual rate, up 7.4 percent inflation adjusted, below many forecasts while inflation runs at 10 percent. Growth stems from weather and coal strike catchup, with economists wary of inflation and signals of possible cooling ahead. Personal income rises 0.9 percent in June to $1.696 trillion. wages grow 0.7 percent to $1.095 trillion.
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Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
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