1 Q , Herald & Lantern 22 August '84

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Area Job Survey

The U.S. Bureau of the Census will conduct a survey on employment and unemployment in the area this week, according to James F. Holmes, director of the Bureau's Regional Office in Philadelphia This will be the first month that data for this ongoing survey will be col- ■ lected in this area ® Households in this area are part of the sample of 71,000 across the country , scientifically selected to "j represent a cross section of all U.S. households J THE MONTHLY survey . is conducted for the U S , Department of Labor and I provides the official government statistics of V employment and f unemployment. The June survey indicated that of the 113.9 ' million men and women in L the civilian labor force.

10 5.7 million were employed The nation's unemployment rate dropped to 7. i percent. Information supplied by individuals participating in the survey is kept strictly confidential by law and the results are used only to compile statistical totals Award Goes To Hughes ATLANTIC CITY - The Washington, D.C-based Food Marketing Institute <FMI» has presented Rep. William J Hughes iD-NJ) with a special Hunamitanan Award for his "dedicated work toward passage of landmark product anti tampering legislation.'' In making the presenta ( tion. Robert O. Aders FMI " president said that Hughes leadership was instrumental in getting the antitampering legislation passed by the House. 2 Bankers ' , Appointed PRINCETON — Appoint ments of two bankers from Cape May County have been made to 1984-85 Committees of the New Jersey Bankers Association The assignments were made byRalph A Corbin, NJBA chairman and chairman, Midlantic National BanJt/North, West Paterson, for the following inj dica ted committees Federal Reserve Rela- C f tions Committee William / J. Brown, president, Fust * ' National Bank of Q I Tuckahoe, Tuckahoe ! Charles J Sansone, presi- i dent. Union Trust Co , Wildwood

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