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THE ARK Oi SAFETY CHURCH OF GOO IN CHRIST
84 N .E. K illin g a w o rth • 281 0499
"A » arm Spirit o j I ello*ship Always"
A recent poll of 49 eetebliahmant economlats by Blue Chip Eco­
nom ic Indicator* protect* a 10% average unem ploym ent rete for
1*®®- I * all Street Journal, SZl l ) And big business executives meeting in
Hoi Springs, Virginia on May I4 said “ they would rehire few of the
workers (hey laid o ff during the recession, no mailer how strongly the
economy recovers," (/Vew York Times, 5 / 15)
In reaponae to prediction* by Labor Secretary Donovan that the
unem ploym ent rate w ould drop lo 7.5% range in 1984. Lane
Kirkland recently pointed out that "the rale o f growth would have lo rise
quickly lo 7 or 8 percent of the gross national product,” lo achieve such
a lowering of the rate of unemployment. Furthermore, he noted, “ failure
to reach that level will mean that we're going to have millions of unem­
ployed workers and deprived young people for the foreseeable future.”
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Becauae o f apodal break*. the actual federal corporate tax
ra te * paid in 1981 varied dram atically from Induatry to Induatry,
according to Tax Analysts, a consulting firm. Commercial banks actual­
ly had enough breaks to carry forward into 1982 and therefore paid no
taxes. The apparel industry, by contrast, had an effective corporate tax
rate of 39.7 percent. The average rate for all industries in 1981 was 20.5
percent.
The so-celled recovery la a w eek one Indeed, especially for the
w orking claa*. The projected growth rates for the rest of the year, and
the 3.1% increase in the gross national product (O NP) for the first
quarter, are well below historical averages for the initial stages of cyclical
upturns. And this "upturn" comes on Ihe heels of the most prolonged,
and *JLmanT
deepest, of post-war contractions.
The City of Portland's M t. Tabor Hydroelectric Station is expect­
ed to earn some $6 million over the life of a power contract with Portland
General Electric Company. The City Council recently approved the 30-
ycar agreement.
Mt. Hood Community College believes it has found a method of teach­
ing businesses a quick lesson or two.
The college he* opened the Center for C om m unity end Econom ­
ic D evelopm ent that will pull old and new programs together to help
firms educate and retrain workers as well as planning courses to update
knowledge of business owners and managers.
Center director Mike Dillon, formerly the college's personnel director,
will spend the summer planning a comprehensive approach to his mis­
sion. However, if a business calls today, he has some plans and programs
that will help.
S in e * 1970, nearly half o f tha Incraaaa In tha fam ala labor force
haa bean am ong w om an aged 26 to 34. Today, one out of four
women workers is in this age group, according to "Women at Work: A
Chartbook," published by the U.S. Department of Labor.
A total of 171.6 m illion board feat of softwood logs, Scribner scale,
w aa exported from tha Pacific N orthw aat In M arch, dow n 2S.2
percent from February and a 24.9 decline from March I982, according
to the Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station.
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share in God's Goodness with us.
Smith Chapel C .M .E . Church is lo­
cated at 8920 N. Woolsey, Housing
Authority Building.
The Bethel A .M .E . Church Sec­
ond Annual Zodiac Tea will be held
Sunday, July 24, 1983, at the Red
Lion Motor Inn, Jantzen Beach.
A fashion show coordinated by
Cora Smith will be featured. Time
for the Tea is 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. The
public Is invited.
Ms. Perlene H. White and M r.
Willie Jenkins are Ihe co-chairper­
sons for the Zodiac Tea. Rev. M .A .
Watley is the Pastor of Bethel
A .M .E . Church.
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Ravarand Bertram Griffin. Pastor
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will be sponsoring their 3rd annual
tea on Sunday, July 24th. from 2-5
p.m. At the 11 a.m. service. Mr.
James (Jim) Loving will be the
speaker. Brother Loving is the presi­
dent of the Christian Brotherhood
Association, member of Vancouver
Ave. Baptist Church, Director of
the King Neighborhood Facility,
husband, father, and community
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THE M O U N T O LIVET B A P T IS T C H U R C H
Mr. Jamas Loving. guest speaker this Sunday at Smith Chapei
C.M.E. Church.
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