Editorials by Ferdie Deering
  
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BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
  
TITLE DATE
  Tourist Industry Outgrowing Itself 9/12/1974  
  Trees a Factor in Housing Slump 11/12/1974  
  Producerism Losing Rightful Ground 11/19/1974  
  Ocean Resource Idea Oversold 12/12/1974  
  Opportunities in 'Junk' Bright 12/19/1974  
 
 
  Business There, Just Hard to Get 1/28/1975  
  Business' Best Policy Honesty 2/11/1975  
  Role of Individual in Patenting Slips 3/19/1975  
  Big Brother Strangling Business 6/12/1975  
 
 
  Machines Take Place of People 1/6/1976  
  Professionals' Media Advertising Does More Harm Than Good 1/20/1976  
  Businessmen Need To Be Aware Of Hidden Government Controls 3/4/1976  
  Courtesy Towards Customers Remains Store's Biggest Asset 5/20/1976  
  Divestiture Dangerous 5/27/1976  
  Bureaucrats Seeking New Methods To Control Employees' Pay Scales 7/15/1976  
  Everyone Can Add to Development 7/20/1976  
  Nation's Wood, Paper Industry Menaced by Obstructionist Moves 8/5/1976  
  Decline of Railroads an Example of Poor Government Management 8/17/1976  
  Monopoly Played for Big Stakes With Serious National Results 9/9/1976  
  Cutting Productivity to Create Jobs Yields a Poor Bargain for Consumers 12/7/1976  
 
 
  Research Lethargy Cheating U. S. 1/4/1977  
  Sea Frontier Significance Grows 1/27/1977  
  Sun Belt Anticipates Land Rush 2/8/1977  
  Complete Funding of Proposed Veterinary Teaching Hospital Vital 2/15/1977  
  Cartels Stifle Private Business 5/19/1977  
  Leisure's Big Business in America 6/2/1977  
  Now 'Junk' Callers Want Your Ear 9/13/1977  
  Hereafter Risk Policy Lacking 11/9/1977  
  Metric Changeover Battle Looms 12/15/1977  
 
 
  Hall of Fame Spotlight Businessmen 1/26/1978  
  Majority Favor Right-to-Work Law 2/7/1978  
  Opportunities for Success Abundant 3/17/1978  
  Lower Productivity Boosts Prices 5/11/1978  
  Hike Sparks Alternative Mailing Ideas 5/30/1978  
  Working to Get Rich Slower, Surer 7/25/1978  
  More Jobs Small Aid to Inflation Fight 8/8/1978  
  Book Buying Booms to $5.5 Billion 12/28/1978  
 
 
  Yield Fantastic - In Seed Catalogs! 2/20/1979  
  Business Starts Speaking Out More 4/10/1979  
  Business Aims at Middle-Age Group 5/10/1979  
  Production Relies on Profit Motive 7/26/1979  
  Industrial Society Must Be Saved 11/8/1979  
  U. S. at Mercy of Mineral Holders 11/15/1979  
 
 
  High Interest Hurting Small Business 2/14/1980  
  Why U. S.-Made Products Fall Behind 4/3/1980  
  Just Think What Brainpower Can Do 5/29/1980  
  Help For Inventors Seems Good Idea 6/17/1980  
  Would New Controls Help Industry? 7/1/1980  
  U. S. Work Ethic Takes Wrong Turn 7/10/1980  
  Business Giveaway Schemes Booming 8/14/1980  
  Industrial Success Hinges on Profits 9/4/1980  
  Free Enterprise Zones on Right Track 10/28/1980  
  Can the Private Corporation Survive? 11/6/1980  
  Business Could Be Misreading Public 11/25/1980  
  Reindustrialization Meanings Differ 12/2/1980  
 
 
  Fringe Benefits: Can They Go Too Far? 1/22/1981  
  Business Speaks Up for Free Enterprise 1/29/1981  
  Lien Insurance Policies Should Be Read 2/26/1981  
  Consumerism On The Wrong Track 3/17/1981  
  Changing Times Tough On Consumers 4/30/1981  
  Exploiting Raw Materials Costs Jobs 5/7/1981  
  Age of Telecommuting May Be Near 6/11/1981  
  Trust and Free Enterprise Go Together 6/25/1981  
  Food Packaging Costly But Necessary 7/7/1981  
  Enterprise Zone on the Right Track 8/20/1981  
  High-Tech Research Regains Steam 9/17/1981  
  Truth: Regulations No Guarantee 11/12/1981  
 
 
  Legal-Size Paper Running Into Trouble 1/7/1982  
  Plastics Making the World Go Round 2/11/1982  
  Service With Smile No Longer in Style 4/15/1982  
  What's Happened to Business Ethics? 6/22/1982  
  Computers Go To Work As Salesmen 7/29/1982  
  Where's America's Zip To Compete? 9/9/1982  
  Keeping Up With Company Names 10/5/1982  
 
 
  Banks Running Into Name Shortages 3/17/1983  
  Too Many Truckers, Too Little Profit 3/31/1983  
  The Clothespin Trade War Situation 4/19/1983  
  When the Buying Public Says 'Enough' 5/3/1983  
  Major Headaches From Minor Repairs 5/10/1983  
  Why Not Barter Surplus Commodities? 6/14/1983  
  Putting Productivity Into Pay Trend 7/7/1983  
  Cash Customers Being Crowded Out 8/16/1983  
  What's Happened to Business Ethics? 11/28/1983  
 
 
  How To Treat Habitual Absenteeism 3/1/1984  
  Recycling Depends on Profitability 3/6/1984  
  Anything Goes If You Use Right Pitch 4/5/1984  
  Trend Toward Personal Pensions Seen 4/24/1984  
  A New Lofty Ideal for Advertising 5/24/1984  
  New Phone Bill Hard to Figure 7/31/1984  
  Industry-Poor Towns: Grow Your Own 10/18/1984  
  Dime Stores May Be On Way Back 11/27/1984  
  Pet Industry Rivals Livestock in Size 11/29/1984  
 
 
  Leadership Keeps Paper Out Front 1/29/1985  
  Subsidies Inhibit Business Efficiency 3/12/1985