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Show try 6B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1983 Chamber- Director Hopes - ' Co-o- p A Spirit Helps Economy By SHARON STEELE . Review Correspondent HILL AFB Utah works because Utahns work together! .Was a slogan often used to describe the Beehive state when early spring flooding focused national attention on the cooperative spirit pervasive throughout clean-u- p operations. It may be indicative of Utahs economic salvation in the years to come, according to Bradley B. Bertock, director of economic development for the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Bertoch, who is a graduate of Northwesterns Graduate School of Managment, addressed the Clearfield Chamber of Commerce in a luncheon held Aug. 10, at the HAFB Officers Club. A realtor in the Salt Lake area since 1979, Bertoch has a degree in economics from the University of Utah, and has served as marketing research analyst for Walker Bank and Trust, account executive with a Denver based advertising agency, and acting director of marketing for the Denver Regional Transportation District. Currently overseeing Salt Lake Chamber efforts to attract business to Utah, particularly along the Wasatch Front, Bertoch says Utah is the second fastest growing state in the union, because everyones singing the same song." Utahns are upholding a tradition of cooperation that dates back to 902, when more than 100 business leaders met in an effort to stop the segmentation or rivalry that had Mormons buying from Mormons on Main and First South, and patronizing on Main and Third South. That kind of foresight and planning in the economic sector of Utah has carried on, Bertoch explaines, resulting in a government responsive to business. Since that time, the state "has experienced many economic 1 non-Mormo- ns ns peaks and valleys. As recently as the late Sixties, unemployment was 'h to 2 points above the national average, because we were exporting our highly educated labor force. Later in the Seventies, concerted effort to bring industry to the state was quite successful. National Beckon Dickinson, and Rockwell were among large companies that chose to invest heavily in Utahs work force. In addition, several big companies like Thiokol expanded, Bertoch said. By 1978, Utah had reached the magical number." Producing 23,000 educated workers a year, the state "created 39,000 new jobs, more than enough to achieve lower than average unemployment. The year 1979 also saw good growth with 23,000 new jobs. 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For example, your automobile, which was worth $2,000 and was not covered by collision insurance, was declared a total loss after a one car accident. Your loss of $1,900 ($2,000-100- ) is now subject to the 10 percent limitation rule. That is, all or part of the $1,900 loss must exceed 10 percent of your adjusted gross income.' Larry Metcalf EVERYONE The loss casualty is the damage, destruction, or loss of property resulting from an identifiable event that is sudden, unexpected or unusual, such as a hurricane or flood. book will be provided for each family for home reference. BACK-T0-SCH0- 0L Property Loss Can be Itemized A jotti ? Says IRS return. These are called your casualty losses. PARENTS po LEARN THE RULES aise, rising intrest rates devastated businesses like the housing industry. The won- drous expansion was fundamentally gone within two years, Bertoch said. Only 6,000 new jobs were created in 1981. Unemployment was back. 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