In Our Opinion Inflation Cause Blough Says Government Shares Blame
Roger M. Blough chairman of U S Steel argues inflation is mainly driven by government spending and wage costs not steel prices. He notes steel prices rose four percent since 1988 while consumer prices rose sixteen percent. He says postal increases will burden Americans more than steel price gains over nine years.
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Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corporation
Johnnson
Mr. Blough
Honest labeling urged for government and goods
Grass Roots Opinion argues for honesty in labeling at both consumer goods and government products. It suggests federal dollars bear a warning that no gold or silver backs the currency and that it is guaranteed only by a government deeply in debt and running deficits.
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Englewood
Colo
Herald
Pennsylvania Teachers Rally Sparks Capitol Standoff
Harrisburg column notes teachers marching on the Capitol to push for higher pay. The scene blends orderly protest with interruptions as Governor Shafer is briefly interrupted. Included are lighter items on weight warnings and a turkey-hunting anecdote from local game officials.
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Capitol Hill
Shafer
Richards
Corry Evening Journal imprint and mailing note
The fragment shows a periodical imprint from The Corry Evening Journal, noting publication details, mailing rates, and a reference to the editor. The readable text is limited and lacks a complete article or event.
Morale High Among Frontline Troops Despite 12 Month Tours
In Saigon reporters flag lower morale among observers citing a one year rotation that keeps idea of a long war in view. Frontline troops show higher morale and readiness to fight, while U S generals fear extended tours could harm discipline and efficiency.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Nightlife vignette from Miami shows and stars
Jim Bishop recounts a chaotic Miami night with Kelly and a bevy of celebrities. The table of Sinatra, Rickles, and hotel owners yields décor, drinks, jokes, and a late return home as the evening dissolves in club chatter and glitter.
Water and Forests Office to act on Corry flood repair
The Department of Forests and Waters based in Harrisburg plans action within two weeks on a repair application for the Columbus Dam, which floodwaters washed away a year ago. A separate incident on Euclid street caused a 16 year old Corry youth to have a foot pinned under a Model Dairy Company delivery truck after a roadway slide. Police investigated three two car crashes over the weekend with no injuries.
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Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Columbus
Euclid Street Hill
Today in History March 8 1968 and notable events
On this date a series of historical events are noted including the Bolshevik revolution beginning with riots in St Petersburg in 1917. Other items reference the Stamp Act passage in 1785 and figures like Oliver Wendell Holmes born in 1841.
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St. Petersburg
House of Lords
U.S. Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Boston
John Charles Fremont
Sutter's Fort
California
Netherlands
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