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10 -il Friday, October 20, 1971 rlanba fcrnttarl GNP Shows Strong Economy Gross la 1.158-1 National Dick Marlowe SENTINEL BUSINESS EDITOR Product 1.125 Trillion ef Oolljit 1.100 1 075 -1 050 Wthlnf toa fltr DitMlch WASHINGTON Economic growth slowed in the July-September quarter and the inflation rate rose slightly, but the total performance still was strong, the rce Department reported Thursday. The slowdown from the ex traordinarlly fast advance In the preceding quarter had been expected. In fact, it was welcomed by the Nixon administration, which felt that continuation of the earlier rapid growth rate would have revived inflationary pressures. BOTH GROWTH and the Inflation rate In the latest quarter were in line with or better than the administration's announced targets for this year. Harold C.

Passer, assistant secretary of commerce for economic affairs, said the Gross National Product report for the third quarter means that it is "virtually certain that 1972 will be a banner year for the U.S. economy" with output expanding rapidly and inflation "held in check." In the last preelection report on the economy's over-all performance, the department said total output of goods and services increased at an annual rate of 5.9 per cent In the July-September quarter compared with 9.4 per cent in the April-June quarter. Inflation as measured by the broadest index was at an annual rate of 2.2 per cent, up from 1.8 per cent. THE 5.9 per cent gain measured the increase in "real" Gross National Product the actual volume of goods and services produced, discounted for price increases. Total GNP the dollar value of goods and services produced, including lnflutlon Increased' by $22.8 billion or 8.3 per cent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1,102 trillion In the third quarter, following an advance of 11.4 per cent In the second quarter.

FOR THE first three quarters of this year, real GNP Increased at an annual rate of more than 7 per cent, exceeding the administration's January forecast and a 7 per cent gain for all of 1972. The 1971 Increase was only 2.7 per cent. Inflation by the broadest measure, which was an annual rate of 2.2 per cent in the third quarter, increased at an annual rate of about 3 per cent over the first three quarters of this year. The administration's target for the year is 3.25 per cent down from 4.7 per cent in 1971. innn.

a a la. a IS1 Imti: Sift, il Ciaeuti 1st Orlando Corp. Income Up 12 Pet. First at Orlando Corp. reports a 12.5 per cent Increase in consolidated Income before securities transactions for the first nine months of 1972.

Income hit $7.45 million or $1.08 per share compared with $6.56 million or 96 cents per share In the comparable 1971 period. Net income after securities transactions was $7.61 million or $1.10 per share up from $6.94 million or $1.01 per share. Consolidated deposits for the Orlando-based bank holding company with 25 members totaled $953.9 million Sept. 30, compared with $795.2 million last year for an increase of 20 per cent. Consolidated outstanding loans advanced to $529.4 million at the end of September up from $397.6 million for a 33.2 per cent Increase.

Daily average deposits for the period were up 25 per cent and daily average loans were up 28 per cent pominick Dominick Opens Office Domlnick and Dominick New York-based member of the New York Stock Exchange and other major exchanges, has opened an Orlando office at 100 Nation's llusiness Retail Store Sales Slightly Higher Albert Chubb Carl Floyd Retail store sales last week were $8.85 billiort, fractionally higher than the week before and 9 per cent above the year-earlier week, the Commerce Department reported. The latest year-to-year gain slightly exceeded the 8 per cent rise so far this year. Durable goods sales last week were up 8 per cent from a year earlier to $2.96 billion while non-durable goods sales were $5.88 billion up 10 per cent. The largest gain in retail sales was the 18 per, cent advance in furniture-appliance category and for drug stores. Chrysler Hikes Production Schedule Chrysler Corp.

increased its fourth quarter production schedule by about 5 per cent to 352,000 cars from the 335,000 in planned earlier this year to build in the quarter and up about 4.5 per cent from the 337,000 cars it built in the quarter last year. As a result, the company said it will hire about 4,250 workers in the period from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31. Firms Expect To Increase Inventories The Commerce Department said manufacturers expect to add a seasonally adjusted $900 million to inventories in the third quarter and $1 billion in the fourth quarter.

According to the delayed report, factory inventories Increased by $1 billion in the June quarter. The survey conducted in July projected a factory sales increase of 2.7 per cent in the third quarter followed by a seasonally adjusted 1.1 per cent further advance In the fourth quarter. In the June quarter factory sales were up 2.9 per cent. National Airlines Income Higher National Airlines reports net income of $4.1 million or 49 cents per share for its first fiscal quarter ended Sept. 30.

For the same period last year, the company reported income of $3.5 million or 41 cents a share. Operating revenues were $88 million, up 17 per cent. Aided slightly by a 2.7 per cent fare increase, National reported revenues for September a seasonally (slow: month of $25 million for an increase of 17 per cent. Miami Croup To Bay Las Vegas Hotel The Nevada Gaming Commission has approved the sale of the Thunderbird hotel and casino in Las Vegas to Caesars World of North Miami Beach, Fla. The commission also approved gaming licenses for Caesars World executives Clifford Perlman, Harry Wald and William Weinberger.

Caesars said it is paying $13.5 million for the Thunderbird and plans to build a new Casino-hotel the Mark Anthony on the site. Pompidou Calls U.S. Mart Key PARIS (Reuter) Relations with the United States quickly emerged as a key issue at the Common Market nine-nattan summit that opened here Thursday, and West European leaders made it clear that they wanted no animosity over trade or any other issue. French Presi dent Georges Pompidou said western Europe's ties with America were so close that it was absurd to imagine Europe developing in rivalry with the United States. WEST GERMANY Chancellor Willy Brandt criticized both the Common Market and the United States for i i too much about their own short-term interests, and urged the summit to decide on starting "an organized dialogue" with the Americans.

The summit meeting brought together the leaders of the six nations now in the Euro pean Economic "ftmmiiiitfw a Experts Predict Higher Beef Prices East Robinson Ave. in a portion of the facility vacated earlier this year when Shearson-Harnrnill and Co. moved to the CNA Tower. William A. Gillogly is in charge of the office.

He is shooting for a grand opening in about two weeks. Combanks Plans 7th Loss Clinic Combanks Corp. has scheduled its seventh annual Merchants Loss Prevention Clinic for next week. The clinic, designed to aid businesses in reducing bogus check losses, counterfeit money and shoplifting, will feature inmates from Raiford Prison who will give some first hand accounts of how the "pros" bilk the businessmen. A panel of law enforcement and banking officials will also participate.

Al Chubb, Combanks vice president, said bad check passers take merchants for more than $500,000,000 each year around the country vith Florida's "hit" mark at more than $5 million tennually. The clinics schedule is: Monday, 7:30 p.m., Lyman High School; Tuesday, 8:15 p.m., Seminole Plaza Cinema; Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Commercial Bank at Winter Park; Wednesday, 8:15 p.m., Park East Theater, Fields Plaza; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bank at Pine Castle; and Thursday, 7:30 p.nv, KNorth Orlando Bank. Floyd Enterprises Gains Top Mark Floyd Enterprises Haines City, reports record earnings and revenues for the nine months ended Sept. 30. Revenues were reported at $6.52 million with net fincome after taxes at $1.02 million and net per share earnings at $1.03.

This compares to 1971 figures of $6.33 million in revenues; $751,417 in net income and 75.5 cents per share. Carl Floyd, chairman, said net income after taxes for the third quarter were $403,905 and per 6hare earnings were 41 cents. The same 1971 quarter produced net income after taxes of $283,021 and 28.5 cents net per share earnings. They based their forecast on a survey this week which showed that the number of cattle moved into feedlots in July through September to begin fattening for market was down 2 per cent from a year earlier. WASHINGTON (U I) Agriculture Department experts, noting a decline in the number of cattle moving into feedlots, believe retail beef prices might start rising again by late fall or early winter.

GEORGES POMPIDOU Arrives at palace monetary cooperation fund that could pave the way for a joint central banking fund and agreed on the need to fight inflation. The general view expressed by the common market leaders was that there should be stable relations with the United States, with concessions made by both sides. POMPIDOU, who has been anxious about a possible major trade offensive by the United States next year, said Europe cannot, and must not, cut itself off from America. "But the very closeness of our ties means that the European personality must assert itself on equal terms with that of the United States," he added. Before this latest survey, the experts had expected an increase In the figure, which covers 23 major beef feeding states.

The experts said the decline in feedlot placements in late summer did not shake their forecast that the number of cattle moving out to slaughter from October through December would be 5 to 8 per cent above a year earlier. It did alter their belief that slaughter figures would continue above year-ago levels in the winter months. "NOW IT looks like marketings in the winter will be about the same as last year," one department specialist said. "With consumer demand as strong as it Is, we think prices will begin going up again by late fall or early Cattle prices, which has reached record levels earlier in the year, declined in late July and early August, and retail beef prices belatedly followed in August and September. An Agriculture Depart-ment economist said he would not expect much more decline in retail prices through fall since cattle prices are expected to change little.

Orlando Navy Contract Let a a a i West Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg and the three nations that will join next January Britain, Ireland and Denmark. THE FIRST day's session ended with no surprises and with the expected formal decisions on economic and monetary union of the nine nations. The leaders gave the formal go-ahead for creation on April 1 of a Coral Gables will break ground next month on the three-story stucco-over concrete block buildings that will house 1,992 persons. Construction is expected to take until April 1974. The barracks will house enlisted men.

Sentinel Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The Navy Thursday awarded a $6 million contract for construction of 14 barracks at the Naval Training Center in Orlando. Navy officials said International Builders of Sales Net (hds.) Close chg. Sales Net 4hds.) Close Chg. Sales Net (hds.) Close Chg. Sales Net (hds.) Close Chg.

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