Good And Bad News In Boyle's 73 Forecast
HAL Boyle predicts 1973 will bring mixed outcomes including more jobs but rising prices and inflation. He envisions a future where a penny is removed from circulation, a cancer cure claim ends with the quack's death, a Congressional smoking ban in sessions, and Kissinger receiving a megaphone as a Christmas present. Moscow claims a secret ping pong victory. Peking denies it. Two long haired teens wed in San Francisco after a humorous sermon.
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Mountains Of Paper Keep U.S. In Business
New York AP notes the vast volume of paper in modern life. Experts predict growing records management needs, with billions spent yearly on storage and a clerical workforce expanding despite recessions. Projections foresee rising paper output and more demand for secretaries and records managers.
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