Economy Showing Slowing Pace as Inflation Persists
AP reports government economists see a slowing economy based on Federal Reserve data. November industrial output fell for the fourth straight month with auto production down 6 percent, while inflation remains high and wages decline due to shorter hours. Experts projected varied 1970 outlooks with some recession risk.
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