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1) Test lapplication of electrostatic coabn g
powder at Armstrong Products, in Wgrsa+r .
Indiana.
2) Milpriott's Education Divfdion produe a
'4ans.Vision overlays-as showm here-that
are used in textbooks and industrial manuals .
3) Press rolls of Milprint packaging materrak
medby national cuatomers:
4) Kentucky Governor Wendall H : Ford (L),
with Nicolet Paper presidennRobert G. E«erp
announcing plinned constructton of new pape r
coating materiaisoperation in Ni¢holasvillt.
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I) Quality control check at Milprint's
Milwaukee plant.
2) Night view of one of Milprint's six
packaging facilities
. 3) Checking the print job on Kellogs s Peps
INekzges.
4) Specialty paper used for food packagin
., in
gio production,at Nicolet Paper Co
De Pere, Wisconsiat.
5) Fmployteconcentration on one of Philip
Morris Industrial 's produ --- "---
(000 omutted) 1972 1911 197 0
Operating
Revenues $113,136 f93 .513 f17,87 5
Operatin g
Income 7,735 . 6 .13.5 6,06 9
Philip Morris Industrial exceeded
$100 million in operating revenues
for the firsttime in 1972 by recording
an 18% inerease over 1971 .
Operating income was up 26% .
There are several reasons for this
favorable performance . The
improvement in the U .S. economy
was one important factor ; also the
company's increased emphasis on
strategic marketing of sophisticated
high margin products was successful .
Milprint Inc. increased revenues . Its
operating income, however„was
down slightlyftom 1971 due to the
cost of enlhrging its marketing
organiiation and strengthening its
markenpromotions . Initiated in 1971 .
the new marketing programs should
have a positive etiect on earnings in
1973 ; The company entered 1973
with a substantial backlog of orders .