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State's econom # stabiliz fiepLTO f|-2300S ZCHAAJM ??CL RECORDER. U SOLENOID PUSH 6U operation m tmauNtls extended high ff&que efptft AC lU" *\y:~ 5X-9?"0-O/eof i wajest, 65 uwrrs # t If fT^?? UliFi Waummmmmmm^mrnrn ^mnmmm By JEANNIE LAI Gamecock Staff V Smith r^nrnliria'o WMVaa VAIIIU U stabilized in Augu report. After several m< i the economy declii slight improveme taining its July le The report, "So !? Indicators," is pu L jf University of Sou Business and Ecoi South Carolina ] Commission. It i 1 OJf statistical indicate different aspect oi "NONE OF T? ficient," said Olir Research Divisio Business Administ look at a group of < overview 01 ine e< The stabilizied ( continue until aftei until there is an a for construction ~ " PIONEER, 80SE S >5X450 ^TCR^DR?C?IUtRBC EL 30\ UXJOSPCftKERS RNQ A I JlTH QELTDPIVS TURtJTA&iE Ml 1TON TEcHWcA cartridge AAft mivr ^ *5?,2.. ]^t$Meck C ts * J?V? */5.00. 4' >fe?- 1 ?? &* TH2 "IONEERS RHN . ?MS PER. SflfKjg| soB - SCOTT ^ STEREO RECI i<W?-o THE R3feS His 301 $?& pMk ^ , ?a^*%2 Y r e fi fttAT i fcy LOO Towe?S -~S OUR LA5T WlR? fg^ruKina THC nsii- 1 _ A i* moTioN I i/Aft TflAMSFoRlAER <9 QQ?? J ?S&} ^ * SflLUDfl AVENUE, COI SALE ENDS Si NCASTER pui Writer C PU] economy seems to have per li - si, accurumg 10 a recent ver unc jnths of slowing growth, sail led in July, then showed 1 nt in August by main- rep vel, the report said. din uth Carolina Economic illu blished monthly by the anc ith Carolina Bureau of rec lomic Research and the Employment Security C s a compilation of 18 im] >rs, each one showing a for F the economy. fav ber. IESE (alone) are suf- unc i Pugh, director of the IN n of the College of pro ration. It is necessary to furl jconomic facts to get an turi :onomy, he said. T condition is expected to insi r the Nov. 2 elections or an cceleration of spending cor and other investment 0 .t.ty^-ie?ofc tcq tiEMOQEi ?*HO) LHS&ztims. *I'C _^-360 sre^?D c/t "H flUDfO TflPE DJECA. UilTH *?WW?>, DQLQy, >q fV WlTlAfX F/oS^ , jmjjk OFf i R** 32 nt^M -1 Mmm AA n tyiA F^^^SuK EIVERJ SHlVOELftTO^iCTl lofltts tefmjrjtjg belt drjve L /^TikRiRrED TOAEflRA VmK PHlUfS-2/Z comes uj/7 F AND HINGED DUSTCa w 729*? " pr?R?5ffi ? SE -3q5 - give yqt B Roommate a* bre/v bur-lmg stuoy hou&s best" selling herdphc 9???. i <JHH1P SOUTH CRtOUN, HTURDAY. OCTOBER Jfeth mm** poses, the report said. Construction spending ha: gh said, because of budj sonal profit losses. Ma itures are postponed in :ertainty like a presidentia d. Tiree types of indicators ar >ort: leading, to forecast I ection of the economy; c strate the existing econo; 1 lagging, to show what h ently. >F THE EIGHT leading inc Droved and four declined. 1 unemployment insuran orably and unemploymei lefits paid out were also lov smployment rate declined Ion-farm job openings ved over the last nvnilnhl ther decline in the averag ing work week took place he ratio of average week lred employment increase adjusted basis and new porations were also down, f the seven coincident inc ccrrrrrr E BE! SSE7TET AVAIL A MEMORY ANy Pfc IA/D . reg44.7 TmBLE jR I 'NED KSi THE ^/^GW speaker^ lA/Ajowrr/vE" coMP/qwy ^ I TOP OF THE 9090 OFFERS RMS PER. CHANNEL IS iOflDFp WITT) F, smm mrx* rQOOC ^ (j R?:G rPKER tM.1 A. # KN/ftBLh 7H? HOTTEST W.CK IN TOE < - MJffiH CT-F2I2I OFF! 4 y THE UM)ibJ6 IDl m >? QASE WOJSE REDUCT kt %?( ~ J SVST 5 SPNSWI x*\ sit I |D uitfrrs /??i3 fle* {p- c.?SPs<*?*X ts \1 rvi& TURMTKUS With )Mt5 CrfWnVn&?C .rrr.. .vv '? w I II 1 improved ; diminished, place in t get cuts and wage and ny business and relat a period of manufacti 1 election, he Averag manufacti e used in the slightly ii the expected demand d< oincident, to month. tnic picture; as happened JULYE ecnouragii level of pi licators, four same mor nitial claims Among 1 ce declined sales were it insurance while com rer. The total building in August. structionf unfilled im- nonresidei ie figures. A creased di e manufac- Althougl in August. declined, 5 claimed to picture of d slightly on several ol business in- sidered in those that icators, five reliable. Mm jA/ILYN ^ FlSSfifTES >T TAPE ALE AT HCE VDEL 301 {$ THE DlR^O/REFlJkTlKfG ium /ffks Qooe UO J ' '1771 : keceiv/er. //o uirtt5 - this uwrr zmuR.es, ^%a.oo *750. J SELLING T/RPE ouNTRy, the SRS FHQMT EMU--/N DOLBy 5?i^| CO ) EM 218 Arccivl* a 0 B*(*C <)^o BASff, DtfSTtoV** !Z9r ?H and two declined. Declines took otal employment and non-farm salary employment, but textile ed emnlovmpnt anH Hiirnhloc uring employment increased, e weekly manhours in uring establishments improved i August, and bank debits to eposits also recovered during the STIMATED retail sales data are ng because they show a high jrchases when compared to the ith in previous years, the lagging indicators, new car : DroDortionallv higher in Aumiat struct ion continued to lag. 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