Cigarette Makers Report Gains Amid Bans on Ads
Cigarette manufacturers say they are doing well despite antismoking campaigns and a government ban on TV and radio ads. US production rose 17.4 billion to 575 billion in 1970 while exports jumped from 2 billion to 2 mn. Leaders cite rising profits and modest sales gains across firms.
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Read Any Good Books Lately From The Corry Public Library
Readers are invited to pick up the complete list of new books at the library including fiction non fiction mystery historical reference poetry. Also stereo records and paintings. The Corry Public Library highlights Allen Drury QB VI and QB VII while noting others in non fiction and guidance titles.
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Three-Year Squabble Ends Four Killed in Sweden
In SOEDERHAMN a man in his 60s opened fire at a magistrates court during a closed hearing, killing four including a woman, Justice Yangve Carlsson, and two lawyers. He surrendered three hours later as a blizzard hampered the manhunt amid a national alert and police strike tensions. Separately in Egypt, two tons of hashish and morphine worth $8 million were seized on Hamata island as smugglers allegedly moved drugs from Israel.
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Yangve Carlsson
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Hamata
Israel
Egypt
UAW Chief Urges Pollutions Fight Like Moon Mission
UAW president Leonard Woodcock calls for a federal antipollution push matching the moon landing effort. He cites current aerospace and defense layoffs and suggests enlisting analysts and engineers in the pollution fight on a televised program with Mayor Linday.
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New York
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
John V. Lindsay
Police Firemen In Youngstown Prolong Contract Fight
Police and firemen in Youngstown Ohio continued working without a contract after rejecting the city's latest offer. Negotiators planned talks with a city committee as potential work-time depends on progress. Police votes were 147 to 74 against. firemen 161 to 46 against the package raising base to 9135 in year three plus 505 in fringe benefits.
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