Steel Industry Faces 1985 Growth Challenge and Costs
Pittsburgh AP reports the U.S. steel industry must boost capacity about 30 percent by 1985 to meet demand, requiring roughly 17.6 billion dollars in new investment plus 6.5 billion annually for modernization and environmental controls. High imports, energy, taxes, and weak profits threaten expansion. Local economists cite stock-market risk and erratic profits, while Japan and Europe subsidized exports intensify competition.
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Indian museum opens in Salamanca with Seneca focus
The Seneca-Iroquois National Museum opened in Salamanca New York along Route 17. Director George Abrams says it may be the only tribal museum of its kind in the United States. Exhibits cover Seneca culture archeology wampum belts clan animals and the impact of Christian missions. Regular hours are 10 to 5 except Sundays 12 to 5 and Wednesdays closed.
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Calhoun files for divorce after six year marriage
In Santa Monica actor Rory Calhoun 55 filed for divorce from wife Susan Kathleen 35 after six years of marriage. He will have custody of their daughter and pay monthly child support according to Superior Court papers filed Saturday.
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Turbulent Weather Spreads Across East and South
Storms and strong winds lash eastern and southern regions from New York to Tennessee with rain along the Gulf Coast and isolated California showers. A tornado touched down near Buffalo, New York, overturning cars and uprooting trees as hail hits Colorado and Texas. Highs remain hot in the desert Southwest with varied national temperatures and an oil reserve plan moves forward in Cameron, Louisiana.
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Rescue on Peninsula Beach Highlights Quick Hands of Officers
Presque Isle Patrolmen Don Herrick and Dick Fischer saved a 23-year-old woman who had an epileptic seizure while swimming behind the Mark Restaurant early Sunday. After two calls and a long wait for an ambulance, Herrick performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation three times, reviving her before Hamot Medical Center treatment and release.
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