Topic: economic conditions

State Work on FERA Project

Statesmanship and Politics

64 Out of 100 Left Nothing

Another Indication

A New Prosperity

Business Gain at Midland Mutual

Civilization on Trial

Business Briefs

Real Estate Value Swings Upward

Business is Better

Vital to the Public Welfare

10,000 Families

An Apparent Impossibility

The Community Fund

Worthington W. P. A. Work Being Started

96 Out of 100 Are Dependent

Outlook Brighter for 1936

Bell Co Makes Net Gain of 29 Phones Here

Business Increasing

Through the Editor's Specs

58 Stations Added Here by Bell Co.

Ford Deliveries Up

Home Market Installs Additional Telephone

Relief Load Drops Here

Post Office Sets Record

Expect Gain in Building

785 Telephones in Worthington

Real Estate Activity Increasing Says Lee

Car Sales Improving

Local Loan Co. Answers "The News"

801 Telephones Now Listed In Worthington

Price control survey to be completed by end of week

Present Outlook For Building Now More Encouraging

If You Plan To Build, Start Now, Potter Says

Powell Exchange Predicts Good Business for "51"

Fact Finding Study is Authorized Here

A Practical Approach

First Section of Report Completed

Fact Finding Group Adds Five Members

Fact Finding Group Completes Report on Water Situation

Annexation Decision Expected in 2 Weeks

"Stay As We Are" Myth Explodes

Committee Finds Cost of Living Cheaper for Many in Township

Village Council Will Finish Year Without Deficit

Letters to the Editor

CCC wheat loans mature March 31

State Savings Reports Record 1963 Gains

Addition to Worthington's Industrial Park

New Service Amasses Facts On Worthington

Worthington Steel's Annual Profit-Sharing Hits New High

State Savings Lists Record Six Months

Worthington Shows Growth And Change In '71

"Economics for Young Americans" distributed

Inflation, high interest, outside pressure upset School Board

A cord of wood...it doesn't stack up like it used to

Trash Collectors want more money

City starts new year with healthy balance in budget

Recession 1980: How bad is it hitting Worthington?

Construction starts up here, building inspector says

Council approves money for non-profit groups

Letters to the Editor

business & labor

Editor's corner

S & L rated high

Editor's corner

Chamber workshop aimed at those facing new year jobless

Editorials

City council adopts new policies and practices for financial management

City funds sinking

NetWorks: aiding the unemployed

Council seeks community input to help solve financial problems

City ponders financial woes

Local company reports losses

City's economy is best he's ever seen, Dorrian says

Good planning keeps financial horizon clear; Low debt frames financial picture

Help students wake up to economic issues

Local leaders aim to stop urban sprawl

Maryland can give Ohio head start on project

Families find they can afford one-income life

Income tax hike could be in store

Exhibit reminds us of time nation struggles

Summer job opportunities

City to push economic development

Consumers ought to be confident here

Fashion Place official says hiring is strong

Coleman: City is not in a crisis despite falling revenue

Worthington City Council: Incumbent Dietrich says there is still more work to be done

Polaris joins Easton as regional destination

Officials unveil Battelle Technology Fund

City will need more money in 2005

City taking steps to improve economic development

Officials hope policy attracts, keeps businesses

Layoffs - not tax hike- on the city's horizon

Most speical groups funding requests to city shrink for 2003

MBA students add insight to city's economic needs

City looks to tighten its belt in 2003

Tragedy, tough economy, slow beginnings mark city's 2002

Income tax increase could go on May ballot

Elder says 2003 will be 'wonderful year' for the city