Economic Growth In 1978 Seen By U.S. Steel Chief
U.S. Steel chairman outlines outlook for 1978 emphasizing steady economic expansion, energy and environmental policy, and the need for domestic investment. He warns of foreign competition risks, urges government action to protect industry, and stresses reliability of energy supplies, capital, and technology for sustained growth.
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Lee High seniors host annual fish fry and banquet
Robert E. Lee seniors plan a Jan 27 fish fry and profits will support the Gun Club and Goodwill Industries. The menu includes fried fish, desserts, pies and drinks, with tickets at 3 dollars. The football banquet featured guest speakers and senior pictures will appear next week. Cap and gown costs are 7.25 dollars, checks payable to Star Engraving Co, with gowns delivered after May 15.
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By Roger Bollen