Prison uprising at West Virginia Penitentiary ends with 20 of 22 demands granted
West Virginia officials moved to restore normalcy after a 24 hour prison riot at Moundsville. One inmate was killed and five guards were held hostage before authorities announced acceptance of 20 demands, including better access to officials, newsmen, and more humane conditions.
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Avis Executives Put on Front Lines in Visible Management
Winston R. Morrow Jr. and other Avis leaders spend days at counters in cities like New York and Miami to experience frontline rental work. The program, called visible management, aims to reveal agent challenges, though some managers criticize the cost and others resign over the initiative.
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Los Angeles Times
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Nixon predicts decline after food price spike
The Nixon administration anticipated Februarys 2.2 percent jump in food costs and rolled out a white paper predicting a slower rise in the second half of the year. Officials warned the news could worsen before improving, with some hint of near zero inflation by year end.
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Chicago
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
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Treasury
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