Thursday. January I, 1976
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Profit margins will find it
difficult to move up along
with the higher level of sales
in the second half of the year
since the cost squeeze will
tighten and interest rates will
likely be on the upswing
again. The widest year-to-
year gains will be chalked in
the early months of 1976
because the comparisons will
be made with the recession
lows in profits. Also, the
business advance will still be
in that stage where pro
ductivity improvements, in
creased use of idle facilities,
and strict cost controls will
help to provide favorable
profits. In an effort to speed
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa Oregon
up the economy as an
antidote to the high level of
unemployment, it is a rea
vonable bet that the broad
sweeps of the threatened tax
reform will not take place in
1976 although there are likely
to be hikes in levies by some
states and municipalities.
1976 will be a busy year for
new labor contract negotia
lions. In fact, parleys are
scheduled to hammer out
fresh labor agreements vir
tually from the beginning
through the very end of the
year Among the talks will be
those involving workers in
clothing, electrical machi
nery. construction, and re
tailing. Bui the most crucial
8 500 A Iandscaping A Public Grounds
Mutui gement
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lor the economy as a whole
will be in trucking and
automotive production Both
these lines have far reaching
effects on the economy, and
thev are also rated as pattern
setters for other bargaining
sessions in 1976 and subse
quent years.
While some labor obser
vers express hope that
depleted war chests of labor
groups and flattened pocket
books of workers because of
the recession and inflation
may discourage long and
bitter walkouts, this is by no
means certain Labor repre
sentatives cite the costly
spurt in living costs since the
last contracts were signed,
and they seek not only
compensatory wage hikes but
also raises in anticipation of
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further inflation Demands of
union leaders will, moreover,
be heightened because of
healthier business climate
along with the issuance of
good corporate profits re
ports
But managements will be
mindful of their profit mar
gins and put up sufficient
resistance to hold final wage
settlements in the 6%-IO"i
range. Even though raises
will average less than union
leaders seek, there will be a
persistent push for such
costly fringe concessions as
health and death insurance,
shorter hours with the same
pay. more liberal vacations
and holidays, and other
benefits.
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MISCELLANEOUS
2 510 A Income Tax Procedures
3
2 402 A Real Enlate law
3
TH
7 30 10:00pm
Klass starts Jan 8. 1976 )
A personal tax preparation class Participants will learn how to compute their own tax
statements and will achixrve basic understanding of tax law
Grange
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7:00-lO OOp m
(Class starts Jan. 7. 1976)
Students will study Oregon Real Estate Law emphasizing the more complex aspects of owner
ship, use and transferability i>l real estate The course will cover contracts, titles, ikeds. leases.
Inns, convenants, conditions, restrictions, easements, estates, proitau- a.>d landlord relation
ships
Grigg
AIX21
/MX 24
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7:00 -9:00pm.
Klass starts Jan 6, 1976)
This course is designed to assist the adult to convert to the Metric System when it is adopted as
the system of measurement by the United States
0 614 A The Metric System
9 278 Principles <>f Bank Operations
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4
Ihekans
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7:00 10 30p m
Klass starts Jan 6, 1976)
Calvert
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A1X26
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For American Institute of Banking members only
Grog 106 A Geography
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11 (MX 12 00 a m
3 Williamson
(Class starts Jan 7. 1976)
0 526 2 A Business A Professional Speech
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7 00 10 00 p m
Norman
3
((lass starts Jan 12. 1976)
Supervised speaking projects in extemporaneous and impromptu speaking and group discussion
for adults in the business and professional world
1 606 A First Aid
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Hansen
V 431 A Basic Einer Medical Training
3
McCiun
This is the second 40 hour* of the stale required 80
respiratory. cardiovascular and endocrine systems,
thopedics. spinal injuries, chest injuries, child birth and
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7i*) 9 00pm
(('lass starts Jan. 6, 1976)
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7:00 ■ 10:00p m.
Klass starts Jan 8. 1976)
hour EMT program Students will stu
poisoning, emotional disturbances, or
burns
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Fly Tying
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Hoping your
friendship will
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remain one of the
many pleasures of
0 7V7 A Home Remodeling
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7 00 9 00p m
This program will consist of 30 or more home remodeling or improvement projects offered
through the year Each project will be presented in a two hour evening class Students must
register for one credit which will admit them to five project classes of their choice When a
student has completed five sessions be may register again for five more A minimum of ten
people must participate in each class
the New Year.
Our thank*.
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VALE SCHEDULE
Hst 202 V History of U.S
3
Kaatz
WR 122 V English Composition
3
Miller
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8:10- 10:10p.m.
(Class starts Jan 7. 1976)
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6 00 8 00pm
Klass starts Jan 7, 1976)
Vale
TH
((lass starts Jan 8, 1976)
2 Westcott
TH
7:00 - 10 00pm
9 111 V Woods A Finishes
i(1ass starts Jan 8. 1976)
Thia is a projx*ct class where students will construct a piece of their selection and apply a finish
to it Students will learn the nomenclature of the woodshop, machine and tool safety and iden
tlfication of the common woods used
Vale
0 513 2 C. Painting
3
2
Vale
McGuire
McGuire
TBA
TBA
This is a project class in which participants will learn to make frames for mounting pictures,
photographs, mirrors, etc Studentswill cut their own frame stock, build the frames, cut mats and
mount The aesthetics of color and size in relation to the article to be framed will be dis
cussed Participants must provide their own construction materials
I
Pierce
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7(M) 10 00pm
(Class starts Jan 8. 1976)
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7:oo 10:00 p m
1 Ijnk
0 987 V Simple Separates with Knits
(dass starts Jan 6, 1976)
The students will construct tops and pants from knit stretch goods
PE 185 V Physical Education (Volleyball)
Vale
Vale
NYSSA SCHEDULE
1.161 Conversational Spanish
0 700 Religions
The Old Testament
3
McNeill
2
Stevenson
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7:00 - 10:00p m.
Klass starts Jan 7, 1976)
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7:30 9:30pm
((lass starts Jan 6. 1976)
Nyssa
Nyssa
A study of the first two books of the Old Testament
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2:00 5 00pm
Klass starts Jan. 6, 1976)
Students will work primarily in oil paint medium but may use acrylic. water paint or be involved
in sketching
Nyssa
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7 00 10:00pm
(Class starts Jan 7, 19761
Students will work primarily in oil paint medium but may use acrylic, water paint or be involved
in sketching
Nyssa
0 513 2 N Painting
0 513 2 B Painting
2
2
McGuire
McGuire
Sc hrof nagle
Typing
HUNTINGTON
0 942 A Lingerie
2
Moore
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Malheur Memorial Hospital
McNeill
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7:00 10 000pm
((lass starts Jan 8. 1978)
Students will work primarily tn oxi paint medium but may use acrylic, water paint or be involved
in sketching
Frame Making
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Vale
Research techniques will be taught this term
1 161 Conversational Spanish
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7:00 9 00pm
(Class starts Jan 6. 1976)
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7 00-10:00pm
(dass starts Jan 5, 1976)
Nyssa
Huntington
A course designed to teach selection of fabrics and patterns far lingerie as well as techniques in
sewing and construction of lingerie
PART-TIME STUDENT TUITION
In District..............................................
Out-of-District......................................
$10 per credit through 11 credit hours
Out -of-S fate..........................................
$18 per credit through 11 credit hours
$12 per credit through 11 credit hours
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